They've targeted & threatened & cruelly insulted us many times over.
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I've razzed him about that many times over the years.
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They're a work in progress partially erased many times over.
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You could probably multiply that many times over for corporations.
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The company has bounced back many times over the years.
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Apparently being a millionaire many times over wasn't good enough.
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Attribution studies usually involve running climate models many times over.
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That has driven up the project's cost many times over.
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I've thought of that conversation many times over the years.
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Enough to eradicate all life on Earth, many times over.
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Green Coke bottles all in a row, many times over.
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Both values exceed my current bank account many times over.
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We've been burnt so many times over the past few years.
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He had seen the Yohji Yamamoto show before, many times over.
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I've been on his show many, many times over the years.
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Stay or Go The British have been warned many times over.
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Still, Trump's firing of Comey magnifies these concerns many times over.
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I will say, Twitter has made many times over their money.
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There is limited logging in the forests cut many times over.
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Pyongyang has done this many times over the past 2628 years.
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Amazon's total earnings have easily topped its losses — many times over.
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By now, Cuban has proved his mom wrong many times over.
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Most of us, I would guess, have done it many times over.
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As with all recipes, the formula has been updated many times over.
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It's a costly burden Florida has borne many times over the decades.
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To Mary, the program has already proven its worth many times over.
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He had purchased the right to speak his mind many times over.
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I saw her many times over the next several months and years.
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Bitcoin has defied the critics repeatedly, being declared "dead" many times over.
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You featured Donald Trump on your programs many times over the years.
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You can repeat that story many times over the last 25 years.
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I have fallen down that rabbit hole many times over the years.
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And he's got the cash to outspend his opponents many times over.
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Many times over the years, less than Williams's best was good enough.
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Highly Suspect's competitors for the Grammys, however, dwarf those numbers many times over.
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I've been asked the same question many times over the past 48 hours.
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We've worked ourselves out of holes many, many times over and over again.
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I saw this type of overzealous regulatory request many times over my career.
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In 2019, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is a billionaire many, many times over.
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We had had this discussion many times over our years in Santa Rosa.
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With the Internet, the process of radicalization has been accelerated many times over.
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It's an old game, but, repeated many times over, costly to American interests.
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Something that will repay the investment many times over for generations to come.
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That's a regret, he said, because Facebook grew in value many times over.
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It has sold many times over the years, but it's an iconic paper.
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They are the victims, many times over, of a historic trio of contemporaries.
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Under that standard, every American president would have been impeached many times over.
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Facebook has executed many times over in applying machine learning to deliver engaging content.
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Wade is it has been reaffirmed many times over the years, as you know.
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It's a saying we've all heard many times over: young people are the future.
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I have addressed this many times over on my social media accounts, letters/etc.
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One I shared, admittedly, many times over the course of the seven-episode series.
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Shameless fans have been faced with the possibility of Frank's death many times over.
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Grace's experience is one so many women have gone through, probably many times over.
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I've personally asked him, and heard others ask, the same questions many times over.
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Besigye, a perennial loser to Museveni, has been detained many times over the years.
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The UN has had its chance, many times over, to try to stop this.
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But there are still 16,000 in existence – enough to destroy humanity many times over.
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I have interviewed Gates many times over the years, in countries around the world.
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By that time he had earned his place in Venezuelan history many times over.
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Russia and the U.S. have the ability to destroy each other many times over.
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She appeared on television many times over the course of her career as well.
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Trump has repeated that explanation about the lottery number many times over the years.
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"Lee was a romantic, and this vexed Jackie and Janet many times over," Taraborrelli says.
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But the masses, having spoken with their wallets, have assuaged her fears many times over.
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NATO and the United States have explained this to Russia many times over the years.
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Why did Muthana initiate contact with me so many times, over a period of years?
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Ganesha, the Hindu god associated closely with money and wealth, is honored many times over.
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His vicious beatings were so severe, she could have died many times over, she writes.
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Trump has humbled and humiliated rival GOP leaders many times over the past 18 months.
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You've spoken about the idea of making music that's "worthy" many times over the years.
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They've happened many times over the past four decades, stretching back to the Carter administration.
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We have also seen Trump pull off this charade many times over the past decade.
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The infrastructure investments in space-based weather monitoring have paid for themselves many times over.
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We collaborated many times over the years and he's taken some of my favorite portraits.
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So many times over the years, Kansas City confronted a quarterback deficit in the playoffs.
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Mr. Trudeau has become a digital star many times over since his election in October.
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Results already indicate that these investments would be recouped many times over through costs savings.
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Lamb was outraised and outspent many times over by his opponent and the Republican Party.
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"Under that standard, every American president would have been impeached many times over," Trump wrote.
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Jubilee's played the night many times over the years, and says its her favorite party anywhere.
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Mr Tokuno's hopes of returning home have been raised and dashed many times over the years.
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I had travelled and seen the world many times over, but then I was not happy.
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"He had broken my heart so many times over the course of 29 years," she says.
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There was no reason to say something now that hadn't already been expressed many times over.
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Many times over, in evolution, we see the same families of proteins being recruited as venoms.
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These tax-advantaged accounts will pay off many times over by the time that you retire.
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With over a million members globally, that tea has been spilled and spread many times over.
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Some of these modern giants are long-established stars that have reinvented themselves many times over.
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Vaccine shortages have popped up in the United States many times over the past 50 years.
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And that is exactly what has happened a great many times over the last five years.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a billionaire many times over thanks to his work at Facebook.
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Our political and legislative paths crossed many times over the 28503 years that we served together.
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WeWork's upcoming IPO will likely turn its CEO, Adam Neumann, into a billionaire many times over.
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Camp's criticisms about Creep Catchers' tactics have been echoed many times over: They have no oversight.
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And they're doing a good job of it, it seems: Both are unicorns many times over.
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That drop-off accounts for Hillary Clinton's margin of defeat in the state many times over.
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Although he is a billionaire many times over, he revels in his reputation for saving money.
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Today, Salesforce is worth roughly $100 billion, and Mr. Benioff is a billionaire many times over.
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Shakespeare's assertion that the "devil hath power t'assume a pleasing shape" is confirmed many times over.
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Some families lose many For some, the pain of loss is being felt many times over.
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Anyone can get norovirus and can be infected many times over the course of their life.
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Several of his albums went gold and platinum many times over in different Latin American countries.
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The river has flooded the town many times over the years, especially in the southwestern area.
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They were eventually collected in a 1927 book, ARCHY AND MEHITABEL, and reprinted many times over.
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He still has the talent, if everything breaks right, to be an All-Star many times over.
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That spared them the laborious task of plugging the same data into multiple calculators many times over.
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Koreans often talk about how they've been victimized and invaded many times over the span of history.
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They had been out on strike many times over the past decade, demanding better pay and benefits.
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They have traveled the globe together many times over to meet with foreign leaders and US troops.
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Eleven of their 12 studio albums have gone platinum in Canada, some of them many times over.
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Again, I raise my hand as having been guilty of this many times over, just not anymore.
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He thinks the world's resources could provide for humanity many times over—something I also agree with.
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The process has been repeated many times over the years with various degrees of loathing and accomplishment.
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They felled the career of a Hall of Fame coach who is a millionaire many times over.
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We know the public health and housing problems this nation faces—they've been diagnosed many times over.
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The United States currently has the nuclear capacity to end life in this planet many times over.
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"We have sworn oaths to defend the Constitution of the United States many times over," they wrote.
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Iranians have expressed their aspirations for a more democratic and accountable government many times over the years.
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As I said, the rules in the Senate have been changed many, many times over the years.
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Apple has done this many times over the years, but has managed to ship a lot of them.
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You had the chance to play it live as well as revisit your old catalogue many times over.
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That same sentiment was uttered many times over the years about a different BBC America star, Tatiana Maslany.
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Like the FSC pilot, the ABA/SME pilot provided proof of concept and was duplicated many times over.
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Fortunately Soyuz has proven itself many times over and it's more likely that it will fly again soon.
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By promulgating safety reform, we can save that amount many times over and reduce overall health care expenses.
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Picture this: You're an 18-year-old multimillionaire (many times over) whose family is famous for being themselves.
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One good idea that led to a customer or solution and it paid for itself many times over.
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She spoke to CNN twice in person and many times over the phone in preparation for our stories.
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A battle which I had to fight for many times over and over again with masculine authoritarian energies.
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The tree drawn by Dr. Mayr and his colleagues also shows that penguins became giants many times over.
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Fritzsche describes an era that has been covered by other books — not least his own — many times over.
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But he held most of his Microsoft stock and it turned him into a billionaire many times over.
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I'd seen the battle many times over the years while I was researching a book about the Gulf.
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Too many times over the years we've seen online movements analyzed with an overly simplistic point of view.
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As one of the richest people in China, a billionaire many times over, at least he can afford it.
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Equipped with a whopping 27000mAh capacity, this power bank can charge virtually any device completely and many times over.
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With his long history of racism and conspiracy-mongering, Beck has all the flaws of Trump many times over.
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TRUMP: Well, the FBI told us they've investigated Judge Kavanaugh six times, five times, many times over the years.
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Case in point, Google, which has tried many times over the years to grab pieces of Yahoo's search business.
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He also has reminded us many times over that he's deeply, deeply attracted to both Hannah G. and Cassie.
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Well, technically, Tree does die — many times over, at the hands of a baby doll mask-wearing serial killer.
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You can be a role model and a gentlemen and a champion and a millionaire many, many times over.
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Its researchers found that the cars from all manufacturers evaluated exceeded the legal limit on NOx many times over.
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"Mesiti told the court he [abused] his daughter, Alycia, many times over several different occasions," the prosecutor's office says.
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Only after that I start drawing the character, but again I do it many, many times, over and over.
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At Travelzoo, our Deal Experts have crisscrossed the globe many times over, collecting expert travel tips for our members.
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The ZeroLemon ToughJuice 2100,22mAh 2000-Port Power Bank packs enough power to juice up your electronics many times over.
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It's enough to bring tears to a pioneer's eyes, as I'm sure it did many times over the millennia.
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The bigger hurdle is time, in that the next four years could change the playing field many times over.
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Wilson "was here many, many times over the course of more than a year," said Allen Director Andria Derstine.
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I began interviewing Mr. Taylor in 1995, and talked with him (and his dancers) many times over the years.
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Marvel Architects, a New York design firm, has incorporated such commonly requested features into clients' workplaces many times over.
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There were many times over the ensuing years when George [asked] me to be involved in all three [prequels].
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He's said as much many times over the years, in part because people keep asking him whether he's misunderstood.
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So Jorah finally gets what he wants, which only took nearly dying many times over to make it happen.
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If you're a Harry Potter fan, you're used to things ending, because they have done so many, many times over.
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My score: 60% baseless worry I performed this "Top 10 Worries" exercise many times over the course of five years.
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These photos had been reviewed many times over the years, but this time the investigator discovered fresh details, Peach says.
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THE PRESIDENT: Well, the FBI told us they've investigated Judge Kavanaugh six times, five times, many times over the years.
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To appreciate the extent of China's high-speed rail ambitions, take Mr Gu's dreams and multiply them many times over.
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Prokhorov was not involved in the creation of the video, but it's something he's seen many times over his career.
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"The weird thing is, I've thought about how many [times] over the years I've been upset with people," she concluded.
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The film passes the Bechdel Test many times over with conversations between Maureen, her employer, and her brother's former girlfriend.
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Now the question is, as TWD has posed many times over the years, can this Rick protect those he loves?
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Instead, she says, it has to be a nuanced discussion that happens many times over the course of your life.
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It's something I'm excited to own a fourth time, and will happily buy again many times over in the future.
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What was China's response to that taunt, repeated many times over, including in Trump's tweets and press statements last week?
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People angrily posted screenshots of bills for short trips that cost many times over what they normally would have paid.
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Worse, she's a victim many times over, one who's continually portrayed as a prize for the male characters to win.
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What's more, that waste is extremely valuable and can be recycled many times over to continue producing energy for years.
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With such lofty positions in the Russian kleptocracy, any one of Steele's sources would be a millionaire many times over.
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There are enough weapons on board a single US Trident submarine to trigger this kind of catastrophe many times over.
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"I've been here many, many times over the years, I've never once seen it," one of the photographers told TheAviationist.com.
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What's clear is that the price was assuredly high, but Microsoft expects to recoup whatever it paid many times over.
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I've seen it many times over the years from professional criminals who lack any fact-based response to damning testimony.
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It's easy to see how a dollar spent on our space program is returned to the taxpayer many times over.
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Vladimir Putin controls what is probably the world's largest nuclear arsenal, capable of blowing up the world many times over.
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A friend of the artist contacted Ms. Xing and suggested that she read the definition of water many times over.
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THE PRESIDENT: Well, the FBI told us they've investigated Judge Kavanaugh six times, five times, many times over the years.
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Many times over in the past we have seen rumours abound of children trying to get high in bizarre ways.
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But they are paying for the wall indirectly — many, many times over — by the really great trade deal we just made.
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The city's population swells many times over in summer months as domestic and international tourists head for hotels or holiday homes.
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The Emmys are all politics, that's why, despite nominations, The Apprentice never won—even though it should have many times over.
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This is not a new problem — and the Department of Defense has tried to address it many times over the years.
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Mr. LePage, 67, has been the center of controversy many times over comments widely perceived as racially insensitive or otherwise offensive.
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Drug makers have been buying up rights to old drugs and then raising prices many times over what they had been.
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Investing in these proven programs will pay dividends many times over, for our country's human capital and for our economic vitality.
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With the victory, Taylor becomes the unified lightweight champion, the World Boxing Super Series winner, and a millionaire many times over.
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But they are paying for the wall indirectly many, many times over by the really great trade deal we just made.
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We've learned many times over the years how foolish and dangerous it is to take chances with a storm like this.
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Companies that make these drugs have either recouped their investments many times over or are on their way to doing so.
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Over the 4.5-billion-year history of the planet, almost anything that might have happened has happened, sometimes many times over.
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I can't tell you how many times over the years I've heard people say, 'You didn't fly in combat, did you?
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Like Phelps, Nadal has an enduring drive to excel even after having won all there is to win, many times over.
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Mr. Kashper, 22015, is a millionaire many times over, having made a fortune reviving several all-but-moribund Eastern European breweries.
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Many times over the past two decades, I've navigated the trek from Venice to Trieste, two of Europe's most bewitching cities.
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One of his favorite examples is the expensive watch, the cost of which, if invested instead, could multiply many times over.
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The white shirt looked as though it had been washed many times over in dirty water and dried in the dust.
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It's dealing with a person who is hands-on, who deals with making these beautiful works of art many times over.
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The sleek glass on both the front and back and metal band was a trend competitors would replicate many times over.
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Lot-line windows often exist for decades, and apartments are remodeled many times over the years with such windows in place.
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The palimpsest changed hands many times over the centuries and became its own little moldy ecosystem, which further damaged the writing.
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The urge to re-buy old favorites is a powerful one, and an impulse I've succumbed to many times over the years.
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Pack enough power for your gadgets with SolarJuice, which delivers a 26,800mAh battery capacity that can recharge a smartphone many times over.
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"If you shrink spot to 300,000 bpd you are going to see that space be many many times over-allocated," Forrest said.
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"If you shrink spot to 300,000 bpd you are going to see that space be many, many times over-allocated," Forrest said.
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Notably, the Academy has invited alleged child abuser Woody Allen to join many times over the years, and the director repeatedly declined.
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That claim went on to be replicated many times over across medicine—algorithms could, in another case, better predict cancer than radiologists.
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RETAIL investors tend to dream of finding a wonder stock—a Netflix or Apple that will multiply their savings many times over.
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"Keith and I have had the chance to work together many times over the past several years," Warren said in a statement.
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Those funds are then repackaged – often many times over – and traded between banks and other financial outfits such as asset management firms.
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As has been pointed out many, many times over the past few years, for decades, superhero films didn't have any headlining women.
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Brad Pitt has had long hair many times over his career, but he's never went full-on bleach blond surfer since 1994.
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The auction raised $2.4 million in total, with many items related to the movie going for many times over estimates, Julien's said.
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Over that period, the company's sales grew to over $20 billion from $600 million and its stock price rose many times over.
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He was at one stage a billionaire many times over when WeWork was at its peak and privately valued at $47 billion.
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The comic, which ran from 1989 to 1996, has been tagged for both television and film treatments many times over the years.
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"Any conventional vehicle would have been replaced many times over in the lifespan of Defender," a spokeswoman at Jaguar Land Rover said.
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Lampert has invested and lent to Sears many times over the years, giving him an equity stake just shy of 50 percent.
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Can you guess how many times, over the course of more than a year, an infected partner gave an uninfected partner H.I.V.?
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The number of agents has increased many times over in 70 years, but that door to America remains open to only 100.
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Both Comey, whose net worth suddenly multiplied many times over, and Trump, with a base energized in opposition to this latest bogeyman.
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It seemed like a lot of money to me at the time, but the investments have returned that money many times over.
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He has started a massive foundation, he has made a clutch of major acquisitions and he has rewarded his shareholders many times over.
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Wade — the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide — "settled Supreme Court precedent" that has been "reaffirmed many times" over the years.
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Still, Neuhaus has reminded Daniel to concentrate so many times over the past few days that it's become something of an inside joke.
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We've heard about the Surface Mini many times over the past few years, but Windows Central has now obtained images of the device.
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They were millionaires many times over before they turned 18, and they've only continue to accrue more money in the past 12 years.
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It employs solar technology to convert and store solar energy in a power hub that can top off a smartphone many times over.
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The EU's customs union is essential to supply chains across Europe, with car parts and cabbages freely criss-crossing borders many times over.
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Jason Chaffetz from Utah has introduced a bill to privatize millions of acres of federal land many times over the past several years.
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Immigration activists are concerned about the privacy implications of DNA tests, a tactic that has been floated many times over the past year.
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The so-called Byrd Rule, which stipulates deficit neutrality over the long run, has been broken many times over the past 30 years.
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The poems of Joan Murray, who died in 1942, at the age of twenty-four, have been lost and recovered many times over.
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" I really had to ask myself, and I asked myself this question many times over the years, "Do I bring enough to this?
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Humanity has greater capacity for production than it has ever had before, and simultaneously, the ability to destroy the world many times over.
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The ultra-portable JuiceBox has a massive 253mAh-capacity battery so you can use it to charge virtually any device many times over.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a billionaire many times over — somewhere in the range of $70 billion, according to this year's Forbes 400.
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I honored the values my family instilled in me, and was honored many times over by the success they allowed me to achieve.
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Equipped with solar technology, it converts and stores solar energy in a massive 26,800mAh battery, keeping your smartphone juiced up many times over.
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Mr. Skripal and Mr. Putin crossed paths many times over the years, until Mr. Skripal was poisoned by a nerve agent in Britain.
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Many times, over the miles, I'd spot something that would make a good picture, and tap him with the signal to pull over.
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The line "Watch out for me, I'm about to glow" is heard far too many times over a slow, simple, and uninspiring beat.
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A record four of the five recipes this week are vegetarian, and I could have done an entirely different lineup many times over.
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But how many times over the last year and a half were the polls cited as evidence that Mr. Trump was historically unpopular?
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He grew his skillset and was able to multiply his monthly income many times over because he knew I was looking to expand.
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There have been so many times over the course of the 221 election when Donald Trump's candidacy should have been dead in the water.
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Martin Luther King Jr. to oppose affirmative action and social welfare programs, like they've done so many times over the past couple of decades.
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Exxon and Rosneft invested $23 billion in the Kara Sea project — with the hope that this bet would eventually be repaid many times over.
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She'd tried to quit many times over the years, using every conceivable remedy for the misery of withdrawal — Imodium A-D, quinine, valerian root.
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A theoretically logical solution to the confusion around clothing sizes has been proposed many times over: standard, universal sizes that don't vary between brands.
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I've tried the whole pairing many times over, and I've tried removing the profile for the Vantage from my PS4, but nothing has worked.
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How to Win in Business James Altucher is an entrepreneur many times over as well as an investor, author, podcaster and self-made millionaire.
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Zedd and Lady Gaga have collaborated many times over the years, but the producer recalls being starstruck the first time he met the entertainer.
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We can replicate that kind of success many times over, but only with resources from the DNC and buy-in from the state parties.
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In 2015 alone, I revisited four series I've seen many times over: The Sopranos, Parks and Recreation, The Office, and Sex and the City.
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And while a nuclear-armed Russia could certainly destroy the United States many times over, the United States could do the same to Russia.
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Both captains of industry are billionaires many times over: Buffett is worth $81.4 billion according to Forbes, and Bill Gates is worth $92.3 billion.
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Higher power consumption raises the cost to operate a data center, and when multiplied many times over it would add up to real money.
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Such savings can be multiplied many times over when eco-routing services are available for consumers, as well as fleet owners, including public transportation.
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He grew his skill set and was able to multiply his monthly income many times over because he knew I was looking to expand.
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Yatala is one of the oldest pie shops in Australia, and it has changed hands many times over the course of its life span.
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It was super affordable, had tons of traffic, and the tribute for booking just one session would cover the advertising cost many times over.
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While the motive behind the transit center packages is still unknown, London has been target of terrorism many times over the last 15 years.
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But their numbers have multiplied many times over since then, thanks to improvements in the available habitat and a lack of predators like wolves.
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The Ether he holds has made him a millionaire many times over, but he has generally avoided commenting on the price increase in Ether.
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As she had done many times over the years, Ms. Hijazi sat in a metal cage alongside her husband and other defendants on Sunday.
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The question for us all is not whether to draw the line — the Supreme Court has already answered that many times over — but where.
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There have been many times over the last few months that prominent Republicans begged Trump to sideline Giuliani but he simply won't do it.
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U.S. officials have talked up the prospects for peace many times over the course of the 17-year war in Afghanistan, only to be disappointed.
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After pledging continued loyalty to John, King of England and Duke of Normandy, Jersey was invaded by France many times over the next four centuries.
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CVC acquired majority control of Formula One in March 2006 and has since recouped its money many times over with billions of dollars in revenues.
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A citizen surveillance network could increase the investigative power of police many times over, but without the corresponding increase in accountability, transparency or community authority.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (Reuters) - Steve A. Cohen became a billionaire many times over thanks in part to help from an unusual source: a psychiatrist.
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This problem is both new, and not -- malaria strains have developed resistance to treatment drugs many times over the years, and often in Southeast Asia.
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I recognized the back-and-forth as one I've had with my own mom many times over the years, particularly when I was a teenager.
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It has been rewarded many times over for its acquisition of Atlas, enabling it to serve ads throughout the Internet, not just on its platform.
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We have assessed in detail many times over past years options to unify the DLC structure and enhancements to our portfolio, including divestment of Petroleum.
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He argues that taking over agricultural land held by developers using a powerful colonial-era ordinance would meet the city's land needs many times over.
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It started one way dynamically and it's shifted so many times over the years because now you guys have been a band for a while.
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Like the league notes, Hulk has, in fact, apologized many times over insisting the vile language does not reflect who he is as a person.
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It was the start of her career as the reigning queen of funk, one where she would prove many times over what that "something" was.
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This cycle could happen many times over several weeks months or even years before the family is finally able to access the originally prescribed medication.
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It wasn't that Dan Loeb was chopped liver—he wasn't—but he also wasn't Icahn—a billionaire many times over who answered to no one.
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It has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years, as you know, and most prominently, most importantly, reaffirmed in Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
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We have sung the praises of the straw-weight champion many times over the past few years, but this weekend's challenger is a little different.
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He worked with Michelle Obama on the Reach Higher education initiative, and has met the former president and first lady many times over the years.
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Over the next three decades, Renaissance became one of the most lucrative hedge funds on the planet, making Mr. Simons a billionaire many times over.
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Erin Andrews won a spectacular victory in her peephole lawsuit, but her $55 million verdict is almost certainly going to get slashed many times over.
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"Well, the FBI told us they've investigated Judge Kavanaugh six times, five times — many times over the year," Trump said at a press conference Wednesday.
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Serena Williams has proved that point many times over as she has returned from illness, injuries and other turmoil to keep winning the big ones.
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"(But it) has a massive amount of potential renewable energy - enough to supply its electricity needs many times over," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's one I asked and was asked many times over the course of my experimental week attempting to live in 2019 like it was 1994.
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Now, a source tells PEOPLE that while the pair have seen each other "many times" over the years, it's true that they don't speak regularly.
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The terms have evolved so many times over the years there is no benefit to the consumer to purchase direct from the yoga studio anymore.
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In all of these ways, hard-earned dollars of American taxpayers are leveraged many times over to the benefit of our own people and communities.
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But even after the current controversy is settled he will appear before the justices many times over the next few years to argue the government's position.
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Before Ian Somerhalder and Nikki Reed welcomed their first child, a little girl named Bodhi, the Vampire Diaries actor was a cat dad many times over.
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Add in leveraged products, which enable the buyer to multiply the scale of their bet many times over, and the possibility for market havoc becomes clear.
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" I mean how many times over the last four seasons have we heard the former convict purr some variation of, "I'm going to get what's mine?
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Now, 10 years later, the clothing rental concept has been copied many times over, but RTR keeps finding new ways to stay ahead of the pack.
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And why would he voluntarily spend seven years in detention—multiplying his punishment many times over—rather than allow himself to be sent back to Korea?
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But many old firms are not run by bureaucrats and have reinvented themselves many times over: General Electric must be on at least its ninth life.
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"We've traveled up to the islands many times over the years – almost always on day trips," Sanders' wife, Jane, said in a statement to Seven Days.
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On a day like any other, in October of 1003, Yusaf arrived at his grandma's bar in Philadelphia, as he had many times over the years.
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This behaviour reflected the see-saw mentality of Rick, who has switched from well-meaning statesman to bloodsoaked avenger, many times over the show's long run.
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And Steven Adams, who has been injured so many times over the playoffs that he now resembles a Kiwi Ser Robert Strong, was once again brilliant.
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CVC took control of the sport, a global championship with 20 races this year, in March 2006 and has since recouped its money many times over.
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In addition, companies including Turing Pharmaceuticals and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International have bought rights to some old generic drugs and jacked up their prices many times over.
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The Bronze earns its hard-R rating many times over, and most spectacularly through a horrific gymnastic sex act that haunts poor Ben throughout the film.
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The tomb has traded hands many times over the centuries, variously under the control of the Romans, Arab rulers, the Crusaders, the Ottomans, and the British.
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It made the first cruiserweight winner, Usyk, a multi-millionaire many times over, turning him into a heralded athlete campable of headlining pay-per-view shows.
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A few of the camera angles are different, but if you've seen the original movie many times over, you'll be able to notice the tiny differences.
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Wade is that it's been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years, as you know, and most prominently, most importantly, reaffirmed in Planned Parenthood v.
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By 22014, she had surpassed her goal of a thousand books many times over, receiving donations and having content created specifically in response to her program.
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This was one of the reasons I was drawn to the Odyssey as a teenager, and why I've returned to it many times over the years.
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Those looks changed many times over the years, but seemingly every new one he adopted inspired a legion of fashion icons, rock stars, and other copycats.
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But though Taylor was awarded the win, becoming a millionaire many times over, it was the teak-tough Scotsman who appeared to have the worst injury.
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This kind of thing can magnify the health effects of a pandemic many times over, and in extreme cases could lead to a total societal collapse.
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They point out that Republican leaders have demonstrated many times over that they won't compromise with Democrats — on climate change, health care and many other issues.
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Buffett is a billionaire many times over, worth $88.9 billion, according to Forbes, but he told CNBC that he didn't actually have to buy his iPhone.
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We've interviewed Willink many times over the past few years, and his anecdotes from both the battlefield and office conference rooms consistently yield clear, actionable insights.
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Mr. Rousso, who is also an adjunct professor at Columbia University, had visited the United States many times over the past 22002 years without much fuss.
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The consumer world has reinvented itself many times over in the past decade alone, but those advancements haven't made it to mass transit in a comprehensive way.
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In reality, science has proven many times over that the patients' movements are caused by the ideomoter effect, and that their caregivers are reading meaning into nothing.
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But considering all that's at stake, I would place all my bets on the table and argue that the effort is worth the risk many times over.
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That is enough of the synthetic opioid "to kill the entire population of Ohio, many times over," said Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent in Charge Vance Callender.
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LME zinc inventory has flattered to deceive many times over the past few years, but it is noticeable that inflow has almost totally dried up this year.
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It's also worth mentioning that, in addition to being clobbered many times over, this probably means Yoshi didn't have much say over what went in his mouth.
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Those include efforts to create a version of MERS that would more readily infect mice, by deliberately passing the virus from animal to animal many times over.
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The $21 trillion figure represents a summation of poorly documented internal financial transfers, so that the same dollar can be transferred back and forth many times over.
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Despite how frightening the incident was, Major said she had stayed at the hotel many times over the years and that she would "most definitely" go back.
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I'm trying not to get my hopes up too high, because I've done this so many times over the past few months, but I can't help it.
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The largely empathetic rhetorical response to their addiction, compared with the way black people addicted to crack were treated decades ago, has been noted many times over.
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It must be an acceptable risk that recessions — and the bear markets that are associated with them — will happen many times over the course of one's lifetime.
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Even though I know next to nothing about them, I'm obsessed with their breakup, and have viewed all the available online evidence of it many times over.
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It feels like companies are moving away from… it's weird to say the traditional E3, because it's changed so many times over the past 33-some years.
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For many, the value of a college degree is far greater than the price of college, and is very likely to pay for itself many times over.
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Dylan is already a millionaire many times over, so he doesn't need the money, and you can't argue that his work needs the spotlight the Nobel shines.
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All that remained of it last week was a crude brick pedestal, about six feet tall, which had also been painted black many times over the decades.
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And, as he's shown many times over the past two-plus years, nothing will change him -- not even being elected to the highest office in the country.
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What I have said many times over the past six weeks is all we really did was fix three of the five screen doors in our submarine.
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By breaking the collection into separate elements Mr. Ruby was also introducing lessons learned from an art market that has made him a millionaire many times over.
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And the bigger the companies, the more they can pay to hire people really good to do that work, since their salary gets split many times over.
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"He has said it many times over the past few weeks now," one source familiar with Nadler's thinking said when asked if he supports an impeachment inquiry.
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Many of the actors and actresses who were present are multimillionaires, some many times over, with all the attendant privileges and opportunities to lose touch with reality.
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Its humble beginnings gave rise to a vibrant and dedicated fan base, multiple TV spinoffs and a film franchise that has expanded and contracted many times over.
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It must be an acceptable risk that recessions and the bear markets that are associated with them will happen many times over the course of one's lifetime.
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Time with you is of the ultimate value, and investing it when he's 5 and then steadily thereafter can be meaningful many times over as he grows.
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But when it keeps your valuables safe during a fire that rages on for more than two hours, it will have paid for itself many times over.
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We have been fortunate enough to attend the awards many times over the years so let's take a visual and fashion stroll down the Globes red carpet.
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If Jack Bogle, and his heirs, were the main shareholders of a company as large and profitable as Vanguard, they would surely be billionaires many times over.
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And even with that seemingly modest buy — the full extent of which wasn't clear on Wednesday night — Clinton is still outspending him this week many times over.
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It's been an annual event since 1934 and the golf course has been updated many times over the years to keep pace with developments in sports technology.
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Even if the network didn't turn a profit on it in 218, the film has since paid for itself many times over, thanks to its enduring popularity.
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Pichai maintained that Google does not sell data, and that its users have control over the data they share; Pichai touted Google's "privacy checkup" tool many times over.
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The songstress knows that she kept fans waiting (and waiting and waiting) for the album, but she paid us back many times over with the 14-track masterpiece.
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"I go kicking and screaming," he says of leaving his family to head out on the road as he's done so many times over the last three decades.
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The cast of Friends have been asked many times over the years whether they would be open to a reboot or if they thought one could possibly happen.
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"Many times over the past few years, Amber has confided and complained to me about Johnny's abusing her, both physically and verbally," Pennington also claimed in her statement.
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Regarding the color, Good has worn black and dark brown locs many times over the years, so they chose to go blonde simply because it highlights her complexion.
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"Just not having that constant back-to-back match play, going through those situations many times over, I think that's where it sort of showed," Raonic told reporters.
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"We've traveled up to the islands many times over the years – almost always on day trips," Sanders' wife, Jane, said in a statement to Vermont newspaper Seven Days.
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Bonded in life and death, Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds worked together many times over the decades, including on the 2001 TV movie These Old Broads.
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Everyone talks about 'the nature of aging,' but one of the truths about the human condition is that we already cheated nature many times over our evolutionary development.
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According to one former senior intelligence official, the debate about Iran has resurfaced many times over the years, often based on a specific incident or piece of intelligence.
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Upon review of the play many times over, it's clear that Ross releases the ball with about 0.4 left on the clock, meaning, obviously, that thing should count.
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"Many times over the past few years, Amber has confided and complained to me about Johnny's abusing her, both physically and verbally," Tillet Wright said in court documents.
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Gunslingers would falsely claim to have been sheriffs or marshals of other frontier towns and would sell "the gun" they used in a famous fight many times over.
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"We've traveled up to the islands many times over the years — almost always on day trips," Jane Sanders, the former White House contender's wife, said in a statement.
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I found it hard to judge Dr. Glinka, even as I acknowledge that compromises like hers, multiplied many times over, are what gives the Putin system its longevity.
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After being reconfigured many times over the years, the apartment was a hodgepodge of awkward spaces, mismatched flooring and multiple electrical panels — which was exactly what they wanted.
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Mr. Dell is a billionaire many times over, having founded Dell, turned it into the largest computer maker in the world, then taken the company private in 2013.
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The Tarantula Nebula was one of the first things that Spitzer studied in the infrared, and it's returned to gaze at the nebula many times over the years.
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"Having spent many times over the last seven years door-stepping the Ecuadorean embassy, to find he had been taken away was a real 'aargh!' moment," he said.
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A smack-talking competitor who never met an outfield wall he didn't try to run through, Dykstra earned the nickname Nails many times over for his hard-nosed play.
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At a conference in New Delhi early last year, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings was confronted with a question that his company has been asked many times over the years.
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And you know that has crossed Hays' mind many times over the years — and it definitely feels like Attorney General Gerald Kindt (Brett Cullen) had to have been involved.
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The centerpiece of this is a missile arsenal that is second to none, and is of such a size that U.S. missile defenses would be overwhelmed many times over .
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So even if forest thinning reliably had the desired effect of reducing fire intensity, the effort would have to be increased many times over to have a substantial effect.
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He knew for a long time that Netanyahu wanted to declare sovereignty over the Jordan Valley and northern Dead Sea — he said it many times over the last year.
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DiCaprio wowed in the role of a character who should have died many times over throughout the course of the movie, but doesn't, thanks in part to stubborn badassness.
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Even though the goal is to build rockets that can be used many times over, Elon Musk wants to save his first "reusable" Falcon 9 as a historical piece.
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"Mesiti told the court he committed rape, sodomy, oral copulation, digital penetration and child molestation involving his daughter, Alycia, many times over several different occasions," the prosecutor's office says.
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Other Uber early employees would become millionaires many times over if they sell too (so San Francisco real estate sales people will have Christmas in, um, December, I guess!).
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The modest support that we provide to music and the arts is returned many times over, whether measured in jobs and economic impact, or sheer cultural enrichment and introspection.
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By granting us access to McLemore's story, his personality, and his life through his own words and the people he touched, S-Town proves its worth many times over.
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Jackie and Mike Bezos did just a bit more than that for their son (stepson, in Mike&aposs case), and it has possibly made them billionaires many times over.
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"Personally, I think the banks are un-investable — as a minority private investor you are likely to be wiped out, maybe many times over," Tiburon Partners' Stewart Paterson said.
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But I never thought in a million years that an email I wrote in about three minutes to Don Jr would be examined by the world many times over.
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Neiliansheng, which has changed hands many times over the years, now makes more than 300 varieties of the shoes, all based on the same design conceived 150 years ago.
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Multiply all of that many times over and you have Ronaldo's career total of 482 goals in 665 games, with 359 goals coming in 342 appearances for Real Madrid.
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Fortunately for everyone moved by the story, the woman and her boyfriend -- Kate McClure and Mark D'Amico -- started a GoFundMe campaign to repay Johnny Bobbitt Jr. many times over.
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In fact, we've uttered some iteration of what the fuck at our TVs so many times over the last five years that we completely forgot about some of them.
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Then, I forced myself to rewatch the stomach-turning video many times over from the perspective of someone who has participated in hundreds upon hundreds of tactical resolution incidents.
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It would suggest that the wild ancestors of sweet potatoes spread across the Pacific and were then domesticated many times over — yet wound up looking the same every time.
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The museum has rearranged its galleries many times over since 1935, when it opened to the public, and much of Frick's original decorating scheme has been lost to time.
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From time to time, I have experienced the need to commute from Brooklyn to Manhattan in a hurry, so the express train has saved the day many times over.
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There were so many candidates listed that the ballots were as voluminous as bath towels and had to be folded many times over to fit into the ballot box.
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Any Kremlin insider, with access to the inner circle's secrets, would be many times over a millionaire and would not risk his or her sinecure for such paltry payments.
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But I never thought in a million years that an email I wrote in about three minutes to Don Jr. would be examined by the world many times over.
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And she has become a viral internet sensation many times over, including one video of her dancing outside her office that has topped 22 million views across the globe.
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But Trump mused about firing him so many times over the past six months that when he started musing again this week it didn't necessarily seem to mean anything.
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Why it matters: The positive earnings show, as they have many times over the past two years, that the company can still sell ads despite being dogged by major scandals.
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Surrounded by thousands of screaming fans, not unlike the rock-star reception he had faced many times over the past 14 months of his run, Sanders thunderously endorsed Hillary Clinton.
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Much like the Democrats' health care in law in 2009, Republicans' repeal efforts may be declared dead many times over the next few months, only to rise from the ashes.
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The little dimple at the front tip of the connector ensures that the plug can be held securely in place by the socket, but also easily removed many times over.
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Another is to note that these companies have likely already recouped their investment in the development of these treatments many times over or will do so in the near future.
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Yep, 007 would absolutely approve -- the Aston Martin is the character's signature car, and Bond has donned the white suit many times over the course of his movie spy career.
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Focus groups might seem like a throwback — they came to prominence in the middle of the last century — and their demise has been predicted many times over in recent years.
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"Even though the world has changed, the politics have changed, the personalities have changed many times over…I'm proud to offer consistent leadership to Kansas through it all," he said.
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Within a few years we built enough nuclear weapons to exterminate every human on earth many times over and made these weapons available to our leaders on a hair-trigger.
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For Mr. Harding, the history of the house by the lake is one of trauma and loss many times over — "same location, different people, different tragedies, different times," he said.
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The Times revealed that one company, Devumi, sold over 200 million Twitter followers, drawing on an estimated stock of at least 3.5 million automated accounts, each sold many times over.
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Maybe all the wealth members of that class lost under the New Deal — and have regained many times over in our second Gilded Age — didn't do much for their happiness?
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It is no accident that eyes developed independently so many times over the course of evolution on Earth, given the fact that light conveys information faster than any other conduit.
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"The help we've gotten has expanded our capacity many times over and the quality of work has been really, really high, probably higher than we can pay for," she said.
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But now the 78-year-old is watching a movie that he's seen play out many times over the past few months — except that he's in the dubious starring role.
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Historically, the stock market has returned an after-tax average of about 6% to 7% annually, which is many times over what your money could earn in a savings account.
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Parents spent up to $6.5 million, the FBI says The sums that authorities say the accused parents paid in bribes would, for many, finance a college education many times over.
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Pretty much all private-sector jobs in America are insecure, I said, explaining that it was common for people to change employers many times over the course of a lifetime.
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He would repeat that word many times over the coming days as Republicans in Congress continued to indicate that they considered the White House line on Khashoggi to be unacceptable.
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But many times over the years, the church has fallen short of promises of toughness, openness and accountability on the issue of sexual abuse, and survivors have tempered their expectations.
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Ratner's comment replayed in my mind many times over the years as I encountered homophobia and coped with feelings of reluctance and uncertainty about the industry and my future in it.
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The multi-billionaire has cemented her status many times over the years, referring to her daily soaks in the tub as both a hobby and her preferred form of artistic expression.
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They came to the MacDonald's home many times over the next several months and spent Thanksgiving with the family while Colette whipped up a tasty Thanksgiving meal for about 25 people.
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And as we've seen many times over the last couple decades – in Afghanistan and Syria most sharply – other nations' civil wars create wounds in which threats to American security can fester.
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The Walkmen and Vampire Weekend were two of the most notable indie rock acts of the last decade, but they were also acquaintances that crossed paths many times over the years.
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Of course, Brooks's service isn't aimed at finding true love — and it certainly isn't sex work (a point the film felt the need to make many times over, for some reason).
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Steele told Channel 2 Action News that he'd successfully performed the trick many times over the past 10 years — but that doesn't make the trick any less dangerous to pull off.
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Both Forever 21 and Urban Outfitters have been at the center of copyright infringement lawsuits in the past, and have been accused many times over of stealing work from other artists.
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Bogle could have been a billionaire many times over, but he structured Vanguard so that proceeds would return to shareholders, which tells you all you need to know about the man.
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It has been reported that Mateen visited the bar that became the scene of his carnage many times over many years, even taking his wife along on at least one visit.
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"Many times over the past few years, Amber has confided and complained to me about Johnny's abusing her, both physically and verbally," Tillet Wright said in court documents according to E!
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In making an investment up front to alleviate poverty, the evidence suggests, we will be repaid many times over by lowering the enormous costs associated with a host of interrelated problems.
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By Obama's second term, this model had thrived and multiplied so many times over that even a co-founder of the sports website Bleacher Report started his own women's site, Bustle.
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"There's so much talk about zika and the terrifying effects during pregnancy but just in sheer scale, malaria outstrips it many times over," said Martin Edlund, chief executive of Malaria No More.
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Women have told me that reading Emma's cartoon, which has gone viral many times over, brought them to tears: They'd never seen the particular work that they do described, let alone acknowledged.
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Police officers dealt with Mr. Vassell many times over the years, giving him 120 summonses and classifying him as emotionally disturbed after several calls during which they took him to a hospital.
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That duality is what makes Joel Edgerton's directorial debut stand out in a genre that's already been mined many times over, including this year, with Desiree Akhavan's The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
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So even if we cut the total number of cars by half, we will increase our use of them in cities many times over, and that means more cars on the road.
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The growth has made Kensho worth hundreds of millions of dollars and turned Nadler into a millionaire many times over, at least when his stake in the company is taken into account.
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Driving the news: The bipartisan measure, which has been introduced many times over the last 20 years, finally has a shot at becoming law — which experts say would upend global oil markets.
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Read more: Rupert Murdoch's 6 children are set to become billionaires many times over thanks to a $71 billion deal with DisneyMurdoch did not respond to requests from Business Insider for comment.
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I have seen it myself many times over since I first transitioned—and I saw it again quite recently, wrapped up in many of the notes men wrote after reading my article.
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Health economists have explained this point many times over the years; but as always, it's difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it.
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How many times over the years have you heard that sizing up James and Johnson, in terms of on-court traits, is a more apt comparison than measuring James against Michael Jordan?
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Not included: Krisha Fairchild, the star of Trey Edward Shults's movie "Krisha," and Beyoncé at the Super Bowl, because I've said my piece (many times over!) about how outrageously good they are.
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Run by a foundation, it has a strong reputation of independent reporting, and its reporters and columnists have been in prison many times over the years for breaking government or military taboos.
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Indeed, already if the central banks were forced to mark their bond holdings to market, as private companies are required to do, their entire capital would be wiped out many times over.
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Mr. Nelson, a "Troyens" veteran many times over, expertly handles the unwieldy score with help from starry singers like Joyce DiDonato, in her role debut as Didon, and Michael Spyres as Enée.
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" An article in Vox pondered the "benevolent racism" of "Get Out," while one in The Muse observed: "The real horror, exemplified many times over, is the weapon of white privilege and pretense.
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At night, radio waves and miracles can caper up and down so many times over that in some unpredictable cases, they eventually reach transmitters and saints thousands of miles away from their sources.
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We met many times over the course of three years and much to everybody's surprise emerged with a consensus, collaborative approach that includes major initiatives on both the refuge and surrounding ranch lands.
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"Everybody in this room saw it all too many times over the last three or four days -- young children dying, babies dying, fathers holding children in their arms that were dead," Trump said.
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By the time this is all over, the number of commercial drone pilots will easily eclipse the entire manned pilot population in the United States — the only question is: how many times over?
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Not only would an investment in prevention reverse our nation's declining health, it will soon pay for itself many times over in reduced healthcare costs, a more productive workforce and greater economic competitiveness.
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Don't be fooled by the fact that Xhaka is a millionaire many times over, or that he will doubtless find a new club willing to pay him to play soccer for a living.
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The problem: Not being able to meet VCs' standardsOnce you take money from investors, you're committing to meeting their expectations about the company's growth — specifically, that you'll return their money many times over.
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It was just one of the many times over the years that the club seemed on the brink of closing; in the past the federal government has threatened not to renew its permit.
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Privacy breaches, internet addiction, toxic online behavior: These ills are all at the forefront of the cultural conversation, and they all have the potential to be amplified many times over by VR/AR.
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Medium has reinvented itself many times over, but one facet of its identity seems to be sticking: it's becoming the writing platform of choice for billionaires, billionaire politicians, and anti-billionaire politicians alike.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, said Judge Kavanaugh had disqualified himself many times over because of his views on presidential power, gun rights and abortion rights.
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"So many times over the past seven years," she added, "I heard people say that if we could just shut down Facebook for a day, half of the country's problems would be solved."
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JH: This exhibition is thematic rather than chronological, which with an artist like Johns — who returns many times, over decades, to motifs and ideas — is a very rewarding way to understand the work.
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"The report said: "Perhaps our most significant conclusion is that mitigation is unlikely to be feasible without emergency surge capacity limits of the UK and US healthcare systems being exceeded many times over.
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How many times over the years did Popovich tell us he would be walking right out the exit door behind Tim Duncan when the greatest Spur of them all decided to stop playing?
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And Walt Baranger, who circled the globe many times over as a news technology editor for The Times, returned from helping establish a bureau in Kabul in 2001 with a stray named Purdah.
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Bloomberg has commented on stop-and-frisk many times over the yearsIn reality, Bloomberg had multiple chances over the years to apologize for the program and defended it as recently as this year.
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"So many times over the past seven years," she added, "I heard people say that if we could just shut down Facebook for a day, half of the country's problems would be solved."
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Company officials said many times over the past year that subsidies weren't the primary driver of its decision, although the premise of the public auction seemed to be that few would believe them.
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And, of course, the Freedom Caucus in the US House of Representatives has already demonstrated many times over that it's happy to break with party leadership and refuse to vote for compromise measures.
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Ken Pennington, a professor of medieval history at the Catholic University of America, in Washington, said his research on canon law had brought him into the Vatican many times over the past four decades.
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Rebel Wilson has proved many times over that she's funny, but when it came to casting her latest co-star Liam Hemsworth, she wasn't sure if he could put the com in rom-com.
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The boy, 16, from Melbourne city, broke into the United States company's mainframe from his suburban home many times over a year, The Age newspaper reported, citing statements by the teenager's lawyer in court.
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The look on Jaime's face after his own son, Tommen, comes out to announce the new partnership between crown and faith is that of a man who realizes he's been outwitted many times over.
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Trump changed his positions on various topics many times over the course of the campaign, and a lot will depend on his day-to-day and month-to-month shifts in attitude and temper.
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Anyone with even a passing familiarity with Milo's brand already knows his stances, which have been enunciated louder and more compellingly by other personalities in the right-wing media—and debunked many times over.
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This is a bit tongue-in-cheek, but the way Alison (Sasha Pieterse) has messed with Emily's (Shay Mitchell) head so many times over the years, it's kind of amazing that they're still together.
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Minutiae, its name, refers to the literal minutiae of life, but also to minutes: there are 1,440 of them in a day, 303 seconds that many times over in the span of 24 hours.
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The same is true for private donors who could see their influence multiplied many times over as each campaign will need to win these donors all over again during the course of the convention.
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" Perlman said that while the response didn't "bum" her out, she did find it surprising, as she's met Huston many times over the years and always found her to be "such a nice person.
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That made him a millionaire many times over and Mr. Ferro used his newfound status to take seats on boards across the city, becoming intertwined with the small club of Chicago's wealthy business elite.
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Neumann was a paper billionaire many times over and was known to invest eclectically in businesses that interested him — as evidenced by WeWork's $25 million investment in an artificial-wave startup in late 2000.
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"We need to learn from Iraq and Libya — wars that were propagated as necessary to relieve human suffering, but actually increased human suffering many times over," she said in an email to The Hill.
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I also kept thinking of my mother, wondering as I had so many times over all these years what she told herself as she said goodbye to me at the airport 25 years ago.
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It's a Wonderful Life (1946) Stewart and Capra teamed up again on this perennial Christmas favorite, which has been imitated so frequently (albeit never as well) as to earn its wings many times over.
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"While the number of asylum claimants has increased many times over, the budget of Comar has not," said Mark Manly, the Mexico representative for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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It's a country The Duke of Sussex has visited many times over the years and it was also home to The Duchess for seven years before she became a member of The Royal Family.
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Despite being president of the United states, a self-declared billionaire many times over, a champion of grabbing media attention and master of the Republican Party, Trump is a victim in his own eyes.
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He had gone to the doctor many times over a period of months, [which] I know from the medical records, complaining of intense pain in his legs, his feet leaking pus [and] turning black.
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"I don't need anybody's money," Trump said in his June 2015 announcement, a sentiment repeated on the campaign trail many times over the past year, most recently on Saturday at a rally in Las Vegas.
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Mohamed followed a path that is its own American dream: high school football star, scholarship to his state school and then a spot in the NFL, where he has become a millionaire many times over.
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The investing cliché of high-risk, high-reward is rooted in truth, but it's much easier to take a high risk and still sleep soundly at night when you're already a millionaire many times over.
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"I've been asked so many times over the years to make a new version of 'Thong Song' and I have declined every time until I heard the new version that JCY did," he told BuzzFeed.
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Some big-city papers, like the Philadelphia Inquirer or the Baltimore Sun, splurged on foreign bureaus and fluffy suburban sections whether or not readers wanted them; classified ads alone covered these costs many times over.
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The Derby starting fee is just $25,000 (entering costs the same amount) -- chump change to the track or the network, which would likely recoup its investment many times over in free publicity and new viewers.
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Toward the end of the protest, Matt says he wanted to send a message by pouring some fake blood on the star ... an act he says PETA has done in other instances many times over.
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She used that female sensibility to gather votes for hard-to-pass legislation many times over the years, but passing the Affordable Care Act, more commonly referred to as Obamacare, is probably the prime example.
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An array covering three hundred and eighty-six thousand square miles—an area larger than Nigeria but, as Lackner and Wendt noted, "smaller than many deserts"—could supply all the world's electricity many times over.
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The quality of the brand's offerings is a testament to their dedication to the craft, as each piece is made with care by hand, inspected many times over before it makes its way to you.
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But helping to fix the Affordable Care Act is still a tough pill for many conservatives to swallow, and the president is obviously prone to change his mind many times over on any particular issue.
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Should Mr. Bloomberg become the Democratic nominee, it would set up a general election between two party-switching moguls from New York City, though Mr. Bloomberg's fortune is larger than Mr. Trump's many times over.
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I've thought about this many, many times over the years, and wish I could have told him I was sorry to have done that to him and that I was the one in the wrong.
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Their caution is understandable; too many times over the last century, science has entered the courtroom heralding "advanced techniques" — forced sterilizations, eugenics, lobotomies and finally wildly misapplied psychopharmacological drugs — that have proved curses, not cures.
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In a conference call hours after Mr. Christie endorsed Mr. Trump, his onetime rival, the governor was asked about what could be done to help Mr. Trump, who says he is a billionaire many times over.
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"The Supreme Court has reaffirmed many times over nearly 50 years, and as recently as 2016, that a woman has the right to decide whether to continue her pregnancy at any point before viability," said Schneller.
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Many times over the last few years, queer creators have faced algorithmic penalties for the subject matter they talk about because it isn't, as one ill-fated filter put it, "family friendly"—and hence advertiser friendly.
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The classic tale has been mined for Hollywood many times over: Kevin Costner's Prince of Thieves, Disney's animated version, and even Russell Crowe as the main character in a 2010 version, just to name a few.
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Most unexpected: Bad guys rarely get what's coming to them in Game of Thrones, which made it immensely satisfying to watch the conniving Petyr Baelish slain before the Stark sisters he betrayed so many times over.
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I've interviewed him many times over the past eight years, and in early September, with Jessica's blessing, I flew to San Francisco to do it for what Cass assured me would be the last time. Ever.
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Now a billionaire many times over - Forbes put his net worth at $6.4 billion as of June 8 - Schwab has stepped away from his chief executive duties but remains chairman and the largest shareholder at Schwab.
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Finally, for a genre that has sought many times over to create an independent alternative more authentic than the mainstream, it makes sense to choose the typeface for its connotative powers of imparting "ye olde" authenticity.
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"While we've said many, many times over the years that credit improvement is a gift that will keep on giving, it is not a substitute for core revenue growth," he wrote in a note to clients.
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"When you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back from war and combat, they see things that maybe a lot of the folks in this room have seen many times over," he said.
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It's been explained many times over by creator Shigeru Miyamoto: The game's design is brilliantly centered on teaching the most basic skills, like taking running leaps, and then building on those skills with ever-increasing challenges.
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If those two things are not met, their attention eventually fades and, like we have seen so many times over the past two years, it is nearly impossible to reel people back in when that happens.
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Many times over, members of Congress have been surprised to learn that so many of the local service programs that are essential to the fabric of their communities are actually a part of the CNCS portfolio.
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Mr. Macklowe has also shown a willingness to bet the house on his projects, a practice that has made him a millionaire many times over with a vast art collection and a racing yacht, the Unfurled.
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I will say that no matter how clichéd things happen to be, there's often a temptation to want to work with that material and make something that feels transformative—I'm certainly guilty of that many times over.
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But, in the past six months, I've heard its name many times over; so, when given the opportunity for a quick trip came my way, I was excited to experience this much-buzzed-about country for myself.
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That can multiply many times over as that player goes through his career, and Brad's got a couple of those guys in what Marcus Smart is, and what Rozier is, and what Jaylen Brown is, moving forward.
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She was lauded many times over the course of her career for her contribution to the genre, winning top awards, including the National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters in 2014 from President Obama.
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A millionaire many times over, Dennis was the founder and chief executive of SunDial brands — a line of skin and haircare products which sold to Unilever for $240 million*what sources tell us was roughly $93 billion.
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The plutonium-based atomic weapons it tested up until this point were powerful enough -- the United States dropped such weapons on Japan to end World War II -- but a hydrogen bomb ups the ante many times over.
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The boy, 16, from the southern city of Melbourne, broke into the U.S. computer giant's mainframe from his suburban home many times over a year, The Age newspaper reported, citing statements by the teenager's lawyer in court.
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The three talk to Wade about both his favorite president (George W. Bush) and his least favorite (Barack Obama), and why he thinks that Abraham Lincoln broke the law many times over and should have been impeached.
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Brecon is a region where sheep outnumber people many times over and where the prospect of steep EU tariffs being slapped on its Welsh lamb exports in a no-deal Brexit have prompted widespread concern among farmers.
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Ferriss said "Moral Letters to Lucilius " is a book that has "changed [his] life so many times over and over again" and listed it as one of the top books he likes to give to other people.
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The former secretary of State now faces an enthusiasm gap that would be erased and reversed many times over by the huge and powerful surge of energy and activism that will be roused throughout the Democratic base.
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A dedicated analytics program –led by an experienced Chief Data Officer — will pay for itself many times over in the cost savings it identifies and the new and improved services it can help a city to provide.
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The 1944 G.I. Bill provided cash payments for tuition and other benefits to more than two million returning veterans; it was paid back many times over through what these educated veterans subsequently brought to the American economy.
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Raising concerns about vaccines being "bundled" or children receiving too many at once is a common anti-vaccine talking point that has been debunked many times over, should Marianne choose to pilot from Facebook over to Google.
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This, I think, is what happened to Barr, who went from being an incisive comedian to being a millionaire many times over to being someone who promoted some of the same conspiracy theory nonsense that Cernovich peddles.
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The big comeback doesn't just involve rewatching the trailer many times over and brushing up on some of the show's best witticisms: The movie's red carpet premiere also had the most zany, amazing getups we've seen in awhile.
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Ambitious, self-centered and seemingly amoral, Trump made himself into one of the most famous people in the world, a billionaire many times over, and now, one of two major party candidates for president of the United States.
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Make sure your phone stays charged the whole time by packing the SolarJuice External Battery, a compact, ultra-durable, and ultra-portable 225,800mAh battery that converts and stores solar energy to zap up your smartphone many times over.
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In the case of Emmys, people of color can show up for appearances, but most of them don't get to relish in the actual glow of the event that proclaims many, many times over, to celebrate their work.
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Citing company sources, FAS said that orders for the new i3 with a longer range battery, for deliveries from mid-July onwards, had risen "many times over" levels following the introduction of the car's initial version in 33.
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The story line of sudden riches and lavish spending by people close to Malaysia's prime minister has been told many times over the last year, amid rising discontent with his government and corruption investigations at home and abroad.
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Prison education is an investment that pays off many times over, as incarcerated students discover their untapped potential, leave prison ready to contribute meaningfully to society, and build lives that keep them from winding up back behind bars.
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She said complainants should be allowed to record their evidence when it is fresh in their minds, rather than be expected to repeat it many times over — and finally to be aggressively cross-examined in court years later.
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But it is an excellent one, and the servings are large and the bones of what's served are generally huge and filled with flavor, and a single meal at the restaurant can feed you many, many times over.
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Since that crisis, China has become an economic powerhouse focused on building its military, investing in thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles that can damage Taiwan's ports and runways many times over, neutralizing our navy and air force.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - State companies in Poland have multiplied many times over their spending on advertising via news magazines that attack gay rights since the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party came to power in 2015, market research data shows.
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How many will die, crushed or asphyxiated, running the night-time gamble to truck-jump their way to the country they have already risked their lives for many times over in the front lines of the long Afghan war?
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Chad -- who's dubbed himself the "FIFA King" many times over the years -- has been obsessed with the soccer game ... and is a legend in the gaming community for showing up to random people's houses to pick up the sticks.
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Combining AOL and Yahoo, an idea that has come up many times over the years, could instantly make Yahoo a major player in Internet advertising, with Armstrong - one of the world's top ad executives - at the helm, analysts said.
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Many times over the years, I was fortunate enough to speak at student commencement ceremonies, and that gave me the chance to look out into a sea of the future and share some of these thoughts with young minds.
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The simple fact of the matter is that, as an aging billionaire many times over, Mayor Bloomberg sees the clock ticking on his ability to play Estate Planning 101: the simple advice to spend it all and die broke.
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But you've not worked in the TV bundle part of the business, the part of the business that is suffering from the cord cutting trends which I've talked to Bob Iger about many times over the last several years.
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But as Trump has proven many times over, he rarely sticks to any particular position, and seems to lack the vision, insight or even interest to educate himself on policy (though that doesn't stop him from tweeting about it).
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"This contemporary form of racism is many times over more problematic, damaging, and injurious to persons of color than overt racist acts," Derald Wing Sue, a Columbia University professor of psychology and economics, wrote in a 2007 article for American Psychologist.
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I love sports so much, and I've lived for the rush of figuring out how to grow BR's audience and revenue many times over, but I've long known that it wasn't the right thing for me to do this forever.
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Moreover, AIDS investments have paid dividends many times over by positively impacting other development priorities like improving health care systems, preparing for other emerging health crises, reducing maternal and infant mortality, and promoting human rights, gender equality, civil society and democracy.
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Lampert, a billionaire who also runs hedge fund ESL Investments, has invested in and lent to Sears many times over the years, giving him and ESL ownership of about half the company, as well as $2.5 billion of Sears' debt.
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"I've been asked so many times over the years to make a new version of 'Thong Song,' and I have declined every time until I heard the new version that Jcy did," he said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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It was the kind of behavior I'd dealt with many, many times over my years as a metalhead with lady parts, but the older I get, the more it grates—and the less willing I am to put up with it.
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The battle over bathrooms entered into debate over "sexual predators" that may be allowed to enter women's bathrooms — an unproven claim that has been heard many times over in response to similar measures being passed in more than 200 US cities.
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Little had worked for the Patriots all day, but like Tom Brady has so many times over the years, the 40-year-old quarterback kept his cool and led the Patriots to a 24-20 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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The fact that nearly 50,000 people died from opioid overdoses alone last year is clear evidence that we need to replicate the Highland Hospital model many times over if we are to achieve any success in overcoming this opioid epidemic.
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Although the IPO has received more than enough bids, the level of interest so far is relatively muted compared with other emerging market IPOs, including the listing of a top Saudi bank in 2014 that was oversubscribed many times over.
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Although the IPO has received more than enough bids, the level of interest so far is relatively muted compared with other emerging market IPOs, including the listing of a top Saudi bank in 2014 that was oversubscribed many times over.
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Lampert has invested and lent to Sears many times over the years, making him the company's largest shareholder with a stake just shy of 50 percent, as well as its biggest creditor, with about $2.1 billion owed to him or funds he controls.
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There's Arleen, who's evicted or forced out of her house so many times over the course of the book that I lost count, at one point calling on 90 landlords before finding another home — only to be kicked out a few days later.
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Stone has denied coordination with WikiLeaks and reiterated the claim many times over since then, in interviews with the Guardian, MSNBC, The New Yorker and others, that his information came from a US journalist who is friends with both himself and Assange.
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Considering that these toys cost around $6 in their prime in 1986, the return rate for the some limited editions is about 33% — over triple the 8.2% rate of the S&P in the same time and many times over gold's 4%.
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"We had reached out to Mindgeek many times over the years and it wasn't until the start of trial and obtaining numerous favorable rulings demonstrating the undeniable strength of our case that Mindgeek finally decided to start taking action," Van Dorn said.
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Despite movie theaters being declared old news by some many times over the last century — with the advent of radio, TV, cable, VCRs, DVD, and now streaming — they have never gone away and have always held a special allure for film fans.
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I am also not alone in this: Start a conversation with any PopSocket haver, which I have done many times over, and they will almost always seem far too enthusiastic about a piece of plastic that costs less than $10 than they should.
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Seventy-one years after an atomic bomb leveled the city, it is no doubt progress that a sitting U.S. president, the commander of a nuclear arsenal that can destroy the world many times over, will finally see firsthand what these weapons can do.
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When asked about tax reform, Cook launched into an attack on the current tax code, one he's repeated in one way or another many times over the last few years: I actually think comprehensive tax reform is so important to this economy.
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If I can learn how to handshake—and, as we have established many, many times over, I am essentially an idiot; if adulthood still adhered to the "year" system of schools then I would be held many times back—then why can't Trump?
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Her star climbed throughout the swinging '60s before it began to blink in the decade thereafter — a decade when she, like many of her contemporaries, was battling demons and shooting heroin to a degree that could have killed her many times over.
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Like George Washington, Franklin possessed a degree of self-confidence and physical courage that bordered on madness and that would have undone him many times over had he not been both supremely talented and one of the luckiest people of his age.
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"I've cried so many times over what might happen to me if I can't afford insulin, and I cry for those who can't," says Caviness, who, despite her battles with her insurance company, still considers herself lucky compared to many other diabetics.
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Standard Chartered got a taste of that in 2014, when it set aside about $175m to cover losses incurred in lending to a Chinese trading company, which had pledged the same stockpile of metals as collateral many times over to different banks.
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He pointedly noted that "more than half" of the 20 Republicans who voted against the healthcare bill were from the Tuesday Group, even though most had voted many times over the years to repeal ObamaCare when they knew it wasn't going anywhere.
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Even with the government's previous plan to control the outbreak - which involved home isolation of suspect cases but did not include restrictions on wider society - could have resulted in 250,000 people dying "and health systems...being overwhelmed many times over," the study said.
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I thought again about my son, as I have done so many times over these past few months, imagining with deep sadness what it would be like for him to be taken away from us and what it might do to him.
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Like a sci-fi convention or an all-night LAN party, they were designed by and for true fans, those who were willing to spend long hours consuming the art they loved, despite having already seen it, often many (many) times over.
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As defense secretary from 1977 to 1981, Mr. Brown presided over the most formidable power in history: legions of intercontinental ballistic missiles and fleets of world-ranging bombers and nuclear submarines, with enough warheads to wipe out Soviet society many times over.
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Such warnings, according to Sulzberger, have come up many times over the years, but this time it was different because "the official was passing along this warning without the knowledge or permission of the Trump administration," which he believed would refuse to help.
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Either political professionals don't realize that rain depresses Democratic turnout (which seems strange to me, since I heard political pros tell me this many times over the years before I saw research proving it) or else they somehow don't connect the dots correctly.
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The frequent demand that America "stand up to Putin," however it is defined, is not a path to a solution for Syria's war, but it is a very appealing political statement, so expect to hear it many times over the next year.
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Kristin Chenoweth Easter is an Old God who has been forced to adapt many times over her long life: first from her pagan roots to Christian traditions, then again to the consumer-driven holiday that's now more concerned with bunnies and chocolate than religious observance.
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"What we save on USMCA, the new trade deal we have with Mexico and Canada, what we save on that just with Mexico will pay for the wall many times over just in the period of a year, two years, and three years," Trump said.
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"The BLM wants that land bad and they'll probably end up getting it," said Tim Slate, a butcher who said he had gone out to slaughter the Hammonds' cattle many times over the years, using an acronym for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
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It's not that everything in the TV show has to be true to the book; we've seen many times over these eight episodes how diverging from Atwood's original text has served Hulu's adaptation well, especially as it expands the world of Gilead and beyond.
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I've repeated my story about him as a pub anecdote many times over since our run-in, but it took the painstakingly repetitive process of editing a book and recording an audiobook to get it through my thick skull that none of it was funny.
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Due to the lack of preparedness, we are still lacking testing capacity for coronavirus, and experts say we're still in the dark as to how many cases there even are in the US, so the current estimate could be an undercount by many times over.
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TaxAct: Best tax software for experienced filersWhy it stands out: If you&aposve filed many times over and feel confident navigating tax jargon, TaxAct is a good middle-of-the-road option: It&aposs cheaper than the industry stalwarts and still gets the job done.
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McDougal told Cooper that she and Trump had had sex "many dozens" of times, that he upset her by offering money after the first time they were intimate and that they met many times over a 10-month period more than a decade ago.
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Of course, Hallmark movies are also a major, major economic engine for a cable channel you probably don't think about that often — albeit one with an intriguing, unique way of thinking about programming the TV year that has paid it back many times over.
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Charlie Sheen is coming clean to Dr. Mehmet Oz. Sheen called his latest stint in rehab a "relief" in part one of an interview airing Monday on The Dr. Oz Show, in which Oz asked Sheen how many times over the year's he's attempted to quit drinking.
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With regulators handcuffed, broadband competition waning, net neutrality on the ropes and Comcast and AT&T hoovering up broadcasters to cement their domination of the emerging streaming video market, the writing is on the wall for all of Comcast's worst tendencies to be amplified many times over.
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"I said no to him professionally many times over the years-some of which ended up with him screaming at me calling me a c— and making threats, some of which made him laughingly tell people oh 'Kate lives to say no to me,' " she recalled.
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Lampert has invested and lent to Sears many times over the years, making him and his hedge fund the company's largest shareholders with a stake just shy of 50 percent, as well as its biggest creditor, with about $2.5 billion owed to him or funds he controls.
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In yoga, after you have elevated your heart above your head in Downward Dog and after you have reared your head like a cobra many times over, you are finally allowed to let your shoulders sag and your body go, and to set your mind free.
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The story of New York's postwar art world has been told many times over, but by wresting the perspective from the boozy, macho brawlers who tended to fixate on themselves and one another, Gabriel has found a way to newly illuminate the milieu and upend its clichés.
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Players at such an exalted level are so skilled and versatile these days that any new hurdles must have been minor, and the orchestra that James Levine built has by now proved its mettle on the concert stage as well as in the pit many times over.
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These 15-pound blankets are traditionally pretty expensive (many times over $100), but you have a rare chance to investigate the hype about without spending too much: This well-reviewed weighted blanket by Walmart's Mainstays brand feels like sherpa, is reversible, and is on sale for $38.99.
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In fact, what we save on the U.S.M.C.A., the new trade deal we have with Mexico and Canada, what we save on that just with Mexico will pay for the wall many times over, just in a period of a year, two years and three years.
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Of course, there are lots and lots of big uncertainties in these kinds of calculations, but there is absolutely no way to do such a calculation that does not come to the absolutely clear conclusion that the medicines would pay for themselves many times over, really quickly.
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"When people come back from war and combat and they see maybe what people in this room have seen many times over—and you're strong and you can handle it—but a lot of people can't handle it, and they see horror stories," Trump said in Virginia.
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Any software will have to ensure this feels like a dedicated note-taking device, rather than a miniature Windows PC. Microsoft has tried many times over the years to adapt Windows for new devices like the Surface RT or ultra-mobile PCs, but the software has often been lacking.
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"When people come back from war and combat, and they see things that maybe a lot of folks in this room have seen many times over - and you're strong and you can handle it - but a lot of people can't handle it," Trump told a veterans group on Monday.
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I have played around with Snapchat a bit, but its ephemeral nature doesn't really give me the same sense of time-wasting achievement as knowing that I've sent 28,500 messages since I joined Twitter, enough to fill that book I keep telling myself I'll write many times over.
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And if there are barriers to reporting sexual violence on the outside, these are multiplied many times over for survivors who are assaulted on the inside, explained Victoria Law, a longtime reporter on women in prison and author of the book Resistance Behind Bars: The Struggles of Incarcerated Women.
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I've promised to put it out to pasture many times over, patiently awaiting the company to offer a truly meaningful refresh of the line, but each year I've held out, largely unimpressed by what the company has had to offer as it diverted resources to other product lines.
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"The severe nature of the crime was compounded many times over by the failure of adults who knew or should have known that crimes were occurring to take action to protect the victims," said Janice Nadler, a law professor at Northwestern University who has written about victim impact statements.
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When that superstar sweepstakes involves James, a four-time most valuable player who is capable of dominating games — and who has continually kept the pressure on the Cavaliers to upgrade their roster in recent seasons by signing a series of short contracts — the effect is multiplied many times over.
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And while images of Syria's destroyed cities have become common symbols of the war's toll, the cost of unseen factors like broken social trust and shattered social networks could outstrip that of the physical damage many times over, Harun Onder, the report's lead author, said in an interview.
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Steven Horsford of Nevada, said "six or seven" presidential candidates have been in his state in recent weeks, he'd met "virtually" all of them and that Biden would do well after coming to the state so many times over the years, including to campaign for him in 2018.
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Not only has her just-concluded Hulu series paid homage to films like When Harry Met Sally, You've Got Mail, and Sleepless In Seattle many times over, the ending of the show even featured Mindy pulling off one final big romantic gesture in order to win her ex Danny back.
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"It has acted as a sort of "canary in the cave" many times over the past couple of years, as it seems to detect uneasiness even before the broader markets do," said Phil DeFrancesco, the creator of the Most Shorted Index and head of Thomson Reuters' global equities desktop division.
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Horror thrillers are generally fraught with sexism, but I Know What You Did Last Summer which not only passes the Bechdel Test many times over, but also stars two women leads, Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Helen Shivers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), is mildly refreshing for a late-90s slasher film.
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While Mr. Sellars, 58, has been an impresario many times over — one devotee here this weekend wore a T-shirt from the raucous Los Angeles Festival he led in 1990 — the directorship at Ojai gave him perhaps the purest and most concentrated possible vessel for his dizzying range of enthusiasms.
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ProoV, a startup founded by a couple of industry veterans, solves a problem the founders encountered many times over the years: how do you get the CIO or CTO to agree to do a proof of concept for your startup to show that your idea will actually work as you've described.
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Day can just hear Pepper and Luca climbing up onto a tabletop at such a party and screaming out (they'd have to scream through megaphones as you're envisioning a gathering that'd fill Rome's Coliseum many times over): Hello everyone, it's great to see you all, you homely beasts and wenches. Send.
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Before leaving the hospital that night, I removed the bag of sand from my wallet, holding it up to the light as I have so many times over the past five years when I've needed to remind myself of the circularity of all things, of change as life's only constant.
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Two creatives and one account executive known to Business Insider who spoke on condition of anonymity in the interest of protecting their career prospects said recruiters took as long as nine months to respond to them, with one adding that he "applied many times over the years" but never got hired.
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Though Lynch avoided discussing any plot or character details (the closest he got was in admitting that the 1992 Twin Peaks movie, Fire Walk with Me, is "very much important for this") he admitted that the town and its characters had been on his mind many times over the past 25 years.
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Even if you have provided your identity data and checked-in in advance, and if you travel from the same airport on the same airline many times over, you will find that you are still subject to the same one-off passenger processing (which you have probably already experienced many times before).
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What he did not anticipate was that, shortly after the makeup sex and the exchanged "I love yous," Beck would uncover exactly who her beau really is: her stalker, a murderer many times over, and a completely unhinged individual with a passion for that glass cage in the basement of his bookstore.
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"When you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back from war and combat and they see things that maybe a lot of folks in this room have seen many times over and you're strong and you can handle it, but a lot of people can't handle it," he said.
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"When you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back from war and combat and they see things that maybe a lot of folks in this room have seen many times over and you're strong and you can handle it but a lot of people can't handle it," he said.
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This revelation, which was to be confirmed many times over during the rest of the 1769 expedition and in later years of crisscrossing many more miles of sea, displayed that whoever these people were, they were effectively one, and to get where they did, they must be possessed of extraordinary navigation skills.
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The NYSE has closed many times over the years, notably, for four months at the outbreak of World War I in 1914, for the death of John F. Kennedy in November 1963, for four days immediately after the 9/11 attack in 2001, and for two days after Superstorm Sandy on Oct.
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The property dates to the 0193th century, though the castle, known as Fetteresso, has been destroyed and rebuilt many times over the years, served as a hotel after World War II. The current version of the castle was built in 1993 and sits on about seven acres of pasture and wooded hills.
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"What I think New Hampshire has revealed many times over, including in my ancient case, is that an awful lot of the voters do not make up their minds until the last seven to ten days," Hart, now 83 and supporting Bennet, said in an interview from his home in Kittredge, Colo.
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Here's the precise quote from a transcript of Trump's remarks: When you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back from war and combat and they see things that maybe a lot of the folks in this room have seen many times over and you're strong and you can handle it.
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But whatever psychological trauma might theoretically accompany a temporary pause in the quarterly distribution of these dividends will be eclipsed many times over in the coming weeks by the genuine, nontheoretical, and nonpsychological existential shit storm Boeing has unleashed upon the thousands of companies that supply the 737 assembly lines with parts.
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There are detailed laws that have been revised many times over the decades, such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and Toxic Substances Control Act, that charge EPA with studying and determining what is a pollutant harmful to human health and then writing and enforcing regulations to protect the public from it.
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Take Giorgio Armani, who at 85 is the product of that war, a man impoverished and hungry as a child, badly burned and temporarily blinded by an accident with an unexploded shell at 9, and who emerged in adulthood a personality so driven that, even now — a billionaire many times over — he lives to work.
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Growing up queer in Muslim Indonesia as a member of the Chinese ethnic minority, he knows outsider status many times over, and it's through this canted lens, the perspective of someone who's standing upright in a room that's crooked around him, that the works in his new show, Don't Hold on to Your Bones, explore the world.
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"We know our own love and admiration will be magnified many times over, across the world, by people who knew him for his films, his television shows and his passionate work for UNICEF which he considered to be his greatest achievement," his children, Deborah, Geoffrey and Christian, said in a statement posted to Moore's official Twitter account on Tuesday.
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" Nir Hefetz, Media and Communications Director for the Netanyahu family, said, "We're talking about cigars that were given many times over the course of 17 years of friendship, so the claims that one present worth hundreds of thousands of shekels was given, or that many presents worth thousands of dollars each were given, is simply not true.
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Nuclear weapons are something so scary and so dangerous — thousands of weapons explicitly designed to be powerful enough to destroy the world many times over, perpetually deployed, and able to be fired with the push of a few buttons, like a gun forever left to the world's head — that I'm sometimes amazed at how little we talk about them.
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SS: Look, I mean, Pierre, we're all-, I mean, we're all happy that Europe is recovering, as well, and, to be fair, I've spoken to you many times over the years, as has Geoff, and you never lost your faith in Greece, and other countries-, PM: Mm. SS: So that credit to you, sir, as well.
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Meet the 12 power player execs in the movie-theater industry who are shaping the future of film on the big screenDespite movie theaters being declared old news by some many times over the last century — with the advent of radio, TV, cable, VCRs, DVD, and now streaming — they have never gone away and have always held a special allure for film fans.
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"Look, we need that so badly, and when you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back from war and combat and they see maybe what people in this room have seen many times over — and you're strong and you can handle it — but a lot of people can't handle it and they see horror stories," the GOP presidential nominee responded.
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"The pilots grimly mentioned that everyone came close to dying many times over – from the pilots being sucked out of the window, to the fact that had the plane been further out on its journey, the pilots would have had no choice but to risk an almost certainly fatal water landing in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean," the suit states.
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The remarks from Mr. Trump signal that he has little intention of disclosing verifiable details of his income or what fuels his wealth, a matter of endless speculation for a candidate who boasts of being a billionaire many times over despite his past brushes with bankruptcy and increasing reliance on celebrity-oriented income and licensing deals that use his name.
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"Having been to the Hamptons many times over the years, and suffered through traffic east of Southampton, we were determined to find something, initially to rent and then to buy, that was west of these traffic issues," said Mr. Bagliebter, 65, a lawyer, adding that being "down to earth," he and his wife had "no use" for a social scene.
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This is because it spans the majority of the lifetime of Walter Feng: a USN soldier who starts out as a war orphan due to the events that form the background of the first Front Mission, and ends up as a father, a commander of an elite mecha unit, and a war hero decorated many times over after Front Mission 3 has ended.
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"I sat down with Eric Garner's mother, and I can tell you when you've lost your son, when he begged your breath, when you know because you have a video, when you know he said, 'I cant breathe' so many times, over and over again, when you know he used an illegal chokehold, that person should be fired," she said.
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Although I shouldn't be surprised given what I know about UVA's history, which is that it had its own chapter of the Ku Klux Klan which also donated money many times over that school's history, and that UVA was once the site of one of the best known eugenics research programs in the country during the first half of the 20th century.
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"Look, we need that so badly, and when you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back from war and combat and they see maybe what people in this room have seen many times over — and you're strong and you can handle it — but a lot of people can't handle it and they see horror stories," Trump responded.
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If that were really the case, why add $54 billion to the Pentagon's budget, when the United States military is already by far the largest in the world, when it undoubtedly has far more waste and duplication than any other agency in the country, and when the United States already has enough nuclear arms to destroy life on the planet many times over?
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"The Supreme Court has reaffirmed many times over nearly 50 years, and as recently as 2016, that a woman has the right to decide whether to continue her pregnancy at any point before viability," said Hillary Schneller of the Center for Reproductive Rights, who will appear before Reeves on Tuesday to oppose the law on behalf of Mississippi's only clinic, the Jackson Women's Health Organization.
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The controversial beauty entrepreneur James Charles sighed so many times over the course of his now-deleted apology video "tati"—directed to his former friend Tati Westbrook after she accused him of shady brand deals and sexual practices—that an edit titled "James Charles' apology but every time he sighs it zooms in on his face" includes no fewer than six zooms in just 219 seconds.
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Read more: The 21500 different ways Amex cardholders can redeem their points, including the method that gets you maximum value You can also transfer Amex points to over 21000 airline and hotel partner programs including Air France/KLM, British Airways, Delta, Singapore Airlines and Hilton Honors, which can potentially increase their value many times over depending on where you transfer them and what you redeem for.
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I was lucky enough to interview Jobs many times over the course of my career, and it was entirely true he was deft at throwing up an epic reality distortion field, which was still in no way like the "alternative facts" that the Trump administration's most deft Pinocchio, Kellyanne Conway, spews with an enthusiasm last seen in public when Joe Isuzu ruled the airwaves in the 1980s.
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STORM LAKE, Iowa — The Republicans in Des Moines and Washington are doing what they can to run away from and run off Representative Steve King, the Republican from my district, for yet more of his outlandish remarks over white supremacy, nationalism and western civilization — remarks that simply echo things he has said many times over the past two decades in my paper, The Storm Lake Times.
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Though Iden's shock quickly turns to action, for anyone who's rewatched the Star Wars movies too many times over the years, it's a powerful moment, in which your ingrained reaction—pumping your fist alongside R2-D2, Luke Skywalker, and everyone else, as they making meaningful progress against a powerful group of galactic fascists—is pitted against a natural instinct to empathize with the character you're controlling in the game.
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In "'Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood,' Many Times Over," Brian Raftery writes about a movie theater in Los Angeles that is part of an "art house revival" that is now happening despite the popularity of streaming services: LOS ANGELES — On a crisp Saturday night last month, a hundred movie lovers got into their cars and drove to the New Beverly Cinema, an old theater on Beverly Boulevard, to relive a golden age of Hollywood.
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The deal, nevertheless, brings to a close the independent life of one of the oldest and most iconic internet brands, arguably the one that led and set the pace for search — the cornerstone of doing business on the spaghetti-like internet — at least until Google came along and surpassed Yahoo many times over, and led the company into a number of disastrous and costly attempts to redefine itself, ultimately culminating in the sale we have here today.
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In 2014, then-CEO Emil Brolick maintained that the chain would not push into breakfast in an interview with Bloomberg TV."We have tested breakfast many times over the years and we feel, as virtually the only large national chain that hasn't gotten into breakfast, it's very difficult to enter that space today and commit the kind of marketing resources that we feel would be necessary to really entrench ourselves successfully," Brolick said at the time.
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The upshot of all this is that we're left, more or less perpetually, in a Cold War–era status quo, in which both the US and Russia have enough nuclear weapons to destroy the world many times over, have nuclear war plans that require doing exactly that, and have forward-deployed those warheads in a way that is meant to deter the other side but also substantially increases the risk of unintended conflict by reducing our response time to mere minutes.
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I have interviewed Mr. Brown many times over the years, in a radio station headquarters in New Hampshire when he was running for president in 1992; over wine at a restaurant here when writing a profile of him for The New York Times Magazine; in his state Capitol office, filled with historical reminders of the time his father served as governor; and in a hotel suite in San Jose — I think it was San Jose — with Maureen Dowd, the Times columnist, over sandwiches before he gave a speech.
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