Tesla (nine months): 23%Lyft (15 months): 22%Facebook (12 months): 20%Uber (11 months): 18%Amazon (93 months): 6%Netflix (seven months): 0%Airbnb (eight months): 0%Snap (six months): 0%Are you a current or former Tesla employee?
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It's insane, and it's been going on for months and months and months and months.
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The question is do they get to profitability within six months, 12 months, 18 months, 24 months?
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I have to keep some secrets for months, months, months.
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I was like that for months and months and months.
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In my judgment it's academic whether it's six months, 12 months, 18 months or 24 months from now.
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It was brutal, and it took months and months and months.
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INGRAHAM: This has been going on for months and months and months.
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He has been calling her low IQ for months and months and months.
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Prosecutors calculated a sentencing guidelines range of 235 months (19 years and seven months) to 47 months (24 years and five months).
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I was lucky enough to come into this industry right on the cusp of CG. Just that thing alone required months and months and months and months and months to figure out.
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And I sure don't need ventilators in five months, four months or three months.
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What worries me is that we don't know, three months, six months, nine months.
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Centre County Judge Brian Marshall on Wednesday sentenced Michael Bonatucci to 30 days to six months, Luke Visser to two months to six months and Joshua Kurczewski to three months to nine months.
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"Whether it's 3 months or 6 months or 18 months, it is soon," Dunford responded.
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"Instead of having three months, we can go (on boats) four months or five months," Moeller.
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In three months, to $1.12; in six months, to $1.15; and in 12 months, to $1.20.
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I mean we live with our songs for months and months and months before we release them.
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The club also offers four different subscription options: one month, three months, six months or 12 months.
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In the Virginia case, Mueller's team has calculated a sentencing guidelines range of 22 months (23 years and seven months) to 293 months (24 years and five months).
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Venture capital often takes months and months and months, and many long interviews ... Yeah, it's a relationship thing.
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Cancelling the August recess, I&aposve been begging them to do this for months and months and months.
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"Whether it's three months or six months or eighteen months, it's soon," he said, emphasizing the last word.
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You're trying to think about six months, nine months, three months in advance, all at the same time.
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And instead, because they wouldn't tell me, it became something that lasted for months and months and months.
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Three years ago the average iPhone was used for 26 months to 28 months before replacement, Ives said, and now that is up to 603 months to 38 months.
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After his six months of incarceration and six months of home detention, he'll spend 24 months on supervised release.
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" "It is not good enough to work on a compromise for months and months and months with no solution.
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There are three gift options available: 59.943 months for $259.94, 212 months for $2119.98, and 12 months for $149.99.
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SO IS IT GOING TO BE IMMEDIATE, IS IT GOING TO HAPPEN IN TWO MONTHS, FOUR MONTHS, SIX MONTHS?
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For all deals, the typical introductory period is 20173 months, although the range is six months to 21 months.
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Their previous photo shoots were at ages 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 1 year and 2 years old.
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I don't have amnesia on conversations I've had in the Oval Office going back months and months and months.
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"Months and months and months and months are going to pass before we can recover from this," Felix Delgado, mayor of the northern coastal city of Catano, told The Associated Press.
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" And Felix Delgado, mayor of the coastal city of Catano, told the Associated Press: "Months and months and months and months are going to pass before we can recover from this.
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February inventory levels in Shanghai dropped to 4.9 months, compared to 7.8 months a year ago, while Nanjing was only 3.8 months, versus 6.7 months a year ago, according to CRIC.
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But CEOs aren't very good at kind of looking 18 months, 24 months, 36 months out and saying 'What if?
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So it totally made sense that he burnt out after we were on tour for months and months and months.
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The service lets you choose between one week, two weeks, one month, two months, three months, six months, or one year.
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She shot it months ago, it was conceived months ago.
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Xbox Game Pass — 3 months + 3 months free See Details
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For one month, two months, six months, you never know.
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Overall survival was 14.4 months with Opdivo versus 13.2 months.
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Such a task force need not take months and months.
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This disaster issue has played on for months and months.
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This disaster issue has played on for months and months.
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"What if it's like three months, four months?" she said.
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Tucker was sentenced to 200 months, and Muir 84 months.
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Planning anything for me became months and months in advance.
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That could change in six months, eight months, one year.
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"I (stayed) for months, months in (the) house," he said.
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"We have months and months to perfect this," she says.
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They were 3 months or older, not under 3 months.
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But they are almost certain to be bound at the convention — as promised by Republican leaders for months and months and months.
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And so nine months in is a lot better than six months in, which is a lot better than three months in.
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"They've been saying I'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months," Trump told reporters.
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He traveled across the U.S. for two months, spent three months in Europe, a year in Asia and three months in Australia.
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You can gift a woman's subscription for 33 months for $30, 6 months for $60, or a full 12 months for $110.
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You can gift a man's subscription for 3 months for $30, 6 months for $60, or a full 12 months for $110.
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Look, this is five months in Canada, and then, up here, it's three months in Canada, 2100 days in Canada, five months.
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Lawyers will then have six months to comply, while accountants and real estate agents will get 12 months and 18 months respectively.
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So to all of a sudden have the three months turned into four months and then it all of a sudden turn into five months and then maybe into six months, it's pretty scary.
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A. WATTERS: We knew we were in trouble when you stood at seven months, walked at eight months, and ran at nine months.
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Finally, after months, months, months, I got the permission to film there and to film the Navy, which was not easy at all.
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Price: $40 for a month-to-month renewal; $114 total for three months; $210 total for six months; $396 total for 12 months
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And, uh, a loving group of people who have put [up] with me being away months and months and months at a time.
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Six months in, she was deployed to Afghanistan for 18 months.
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For months, for months they told us we had no chance.
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We ran the show for about three months, maybe four months.
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Whether it happens in six months or three months, we'll see.
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Three months, became six, and here I am, twelve months later.
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That could be two months or three months of your income.
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In five months, 10 months, a year, they could be gone.
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Food was replenished every four months, and water every two months.
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In two months, you'll be able to redeem another nine months.
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Following the operation, 'The Hooligan' spent months upon months being inactive.
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I did not talk to him for eight months' eight months!
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Prosecutors have recommended a sentence of 12 months to 18 months.
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Ryan kept telling me for months and months, 'Oh, March 85033.
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Months and months have passed in the space of the show.
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After three months, six months, one year, how does it look?
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"I'm not waiting months and months or a week," he said.
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"We've known about these trainings for months and months," he explained.
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I give it, like, a good two months to three months.
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She spent three months in jail and three months in detention.
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It pays back its own investment in six months, 18 months.
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You two were immersed in this subject for months and months.
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Now imagine this, and worse, at scale, for months and months.
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Depending on the engagement it can take two months, six months.
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KiwiCo Panda Crates help your child learn with activities that are a bit challenging but not frustratingKiwiCo offers different versions of the Panda Crate for five age bands: 0 to 2 months, 3 to 6 months, 7 to 12 months, 13 to 18 months, and 19 to 24 months.
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Rank-and-file employees would get their next six months of stock awards accelerated, and middle managers would get 12 months to 18 months.
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Yields on 10-year paper sank to the lowest in six months in Germany, almost 12 months in Canada and 16 months in Australia.
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Goldman forecast returns of 1.7%, 4.7% and 6.4% on its S&P GSCI commodity index for 3 months, 20203 months and 12 months, respectively.
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Efforts to apprehend a suspect were hampered by gaps of 16 months, 20 months and 37 months between incidents, according to the sheriff's office.
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I keep it on my mind like months and months before casting.
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" He added, "Dems have been complaining for months & months about Dir. Comey.
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This lasts 60 months, then you get another one for 33 months.
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Nobody just takes seven months, eight months off and comes out balling.
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WE'RE ONLY EIGHT MONTHS LATER OR WHATEVER IT IS NINE MONTHS LATER.
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The couple have two sons — Qirin, 22 months, and Hero, 7 months.
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"His life in 10 months was the best 10 months of mine."
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In the previous months, the percentage increase had dropped for three months.
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"She shot it months ago, it was conceived months ago," Patterson said.
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That was for three months, but the three months became nine years.
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In six months, in 12 months, they're going to have that movie.
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Environmental disasters damped travel for 24 months, and disease for 21 months.
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I've been here for nine months, a little more than nine months.
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A follow-up at two months, six months, two years, 10 years?
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These were repeated six months after enrollment and again at 12 months.
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Watts was sentenced to 22 months in prison; Mohammed got 18 months.
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We'd rather be six months too late than six months too early.
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They were sentenced to prison terms of 80 months and 60 months.
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He ended up spending five months there and four months in therapy.
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"Three months is good, but it is only three months," Mohsen said.
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They were within 2212 months of each other, not within six months.
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They were within 10 months of each other, not within six months.
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I wait months, yet more months, and then, at last, I understand.
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" She offers an example: "I followed a man for months and months.
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Others have been in here for six months, eight months, a year.
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The latter shortens the decision timeline from 10 months to 6 months.
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"It was such a nice feeling after months and months of planning."
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He was sentenced to 18 months and ended up serving 13 months.
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They were sentenced to 13 months and 85033 months in prison respectively.
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It takes a long time The impeachment process takes months and months.
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It was 28 months into President Ronald Reagan's term, not 18 months.
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Now let's suppose the nomination just sits there for months and months.
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In our biggest country, the U.S., we're growing share the last month, the last three months, the last six months and the last 12 months.
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I took nine months — well, 10 months — to grow a beautiful child and it might take 10 months to feel good in a swimsuit again.
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"I just noticed that I am just now coming out of the shock I was in for probably months and months and months," Bob says.
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With injections at ages 2 months, 4 months, 6 months and 1 year, the group that got the lidocaine swab consistently had lower pain scores.
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This rapid prototyping will enable SpaceX to build and fly Mk2 in two months, Mk3 in three months, Mk4 in four months and so on.
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And all of their dresses come in sizes 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, and 24 months, so if the little one in your life loves her Zutano apparel like ours does, they can size up several times.
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"After months and months and months of Republican resistance and months of insistent Democratic pressure, Senate Republicans have finally agreed to support our Democratic requests for additional election security funding in advance of the 2020 elections," Schumer said.
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He sentenced Mr. Curley to seven to 23 months, with at least three months in jail, and a $5,000 fine; and Mr. Schultz to six to 23 months, with at least two months in jail, and a $5,000 fine.
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Harry now six months later, eight months later, nine months later, we&aposre at this point were these two men are sitting down across the table.
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Photo: AppleAfter months and months and months of rumors and speculation Apple has finally announced a new MacBook Air to replace the absolutely ancient MacBook Air.
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The bank forecasts returns of 1.2 percent for three months, 3.2 percent over the next six months and 3.6 percent for 12 months from the index.
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Of these, Netflix tends to be pirated for the longest period — 227.6 months, compared with 5.993 months for Amazon Prime Video or 25.99 months for Hulu.
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Two months ago, Brent contracts for delivery in 18 months' time were trading at a discount of $1.00 to those for delivery in six months' time.
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At October's sales pace, it would take 1.35 months for businesses to clear shelves, the most in six months and up from 1.34 months in September.
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You get an initial enrollment period, as it's called, which starts three months before your 65th birthday and ends three months after it (seven months total).
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Kwan was sentenced to 12 to 24 months in prison, Lam and Wong received 10 to 24 months, and Lai received 342 days to 24 months.
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"They've been saying I'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months — and they're still here," Mr. Trump said.
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New moms get five months, new dads get five months, and then it's up to the couple to decide how they'll split the remaining two months.
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" Conway said that people who don't always agree with Trump are beginning to question the investigation, which has gone on for "months and months and months.
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Each patient's health was assessed shortly after they were seen at the hospital, two weeks later and three months, six months and 12 months after injury.
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"We do three months on, three months off, and it&aposs kind of like you retire every three months," she told Insider of her work schedule.
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Think 1–2 months to prepare and line up suitors, 2–3 months to get a solid offer in place, 1–2 months of due diligence.
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After months and months of waiting, UFC 200 has finally come and gone.
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Neighbouring Kenya usually has four months cover and, for now, has five months.
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RPT-U.S. OCT STOCK/SALES RATIO 1.30 MONTHS' WORTH VS SEPT 1.32 MONTHS
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Amazon asked for four months' extension and Flipkart reportedly asked for six months.
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Eighty-seven months amounts to seven years, and 108 months to nine years.
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Donald Trump, for the first time in more than four months -- four months!
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She's eating lettuce and other solids after months and months of cow's milk.
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The testing duration is nine months, with a maximum extension of three months.
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For instance, it's three months in Indiana and nine months in New Jersey.
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It's what we've been talking to the Turks about for months and months.
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The supply of homes jumped to 10.6 months, from 7.6 months last year.
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Breastfeeding for 13 months to 23 months had no effect on dental caries.
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Some months I won't run into a heckler, and other months I will.
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Loan periods could also be a week, three months or even six months.
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It provides health-care coverage for 18 months to 36 months post-service.
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AND I DON'T KNOW IF IT LASTS THREE MONTHS, 200 MONTHS, TWO YEARS.
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Mr. Slaton will serve nine months in custody and nine months on probation.
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You can choose to delete location data after three months or 18 months.
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Other sports have months and months off in their off-season; we don't.
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She has been married for 10 months, becoming pregnant three months after marrying.
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I'm actually moving to Santa Barbara for seven months in a few months.
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Training is three months or six months, depending on how fast you learn.
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These were multiple interviews over months and months and going back and recorroborating.
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After months and month and months of ... I know he was considering it.
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So three months, six months, one year, two year, five years like that.
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It is 80 percent in five months, not 50 percent in two months.
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It took months and months after the shoot to work on the retouching.
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I had a lumpectomy, chemotherapy for nine months, and radiation for two months.
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You can set data to self-purge after three months or 18 months.
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Sometimes, positive effects seen at three or six months evaporated by 12 months.
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This group was surveyed three months after discharge, and again six months later.
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They took place within 10 months of each other, not within six months.
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It might take an additional couple of months after those first three months.
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It is 8003 percent in five months, not 2800 percent in two months.
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I mean, it's going to be once every six months, or 12 months.
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Turkey's import cover ratio - the number of months that imports can be sustained should all inflows seize up - stood at around four months, compared more than six months for South Africa or 18 months for Russia, according to the IMF.
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The researchers found that greater screen time at 24 months was associated with poorer performance on developmental screening tests at 36 months, and greater screen time at 36 months was associated with lower scores on developmental screening tests at 60 months.
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That's months with Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents relying on generators, months without air conditioning in the tropical climate, months that electric pumps can't bring running water into homes, months with even the most basic tasks of modern life made difficult.
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The next few months will be spent in preparation, and the months after that in fierce litigation — and if we're lucky, a few months after that, legislation.
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We also looked at the persistence of the decline in tolerance for despised groups, analyzing survey responses three months, six months, and 12 months after an attack.
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But a lot of these stories really did reach a point where anybody else would have been gone from the cabinet months and months and months ago.
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"We're not fooling around here, though we don't want this to drag on months and months and months which appears to be the administration's strategy," Schiff said.
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It has had three prime ministers since Silvio Berlusconi's government in 2011—Mario Monti (he served 17 months), Enrico Letta (ten months) and Mr Renzi (33 months).
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In effect, OPEC would be committing to hold production unchanged for 12 months (the three unexpired months of the existing agreement and then nine months of extension).
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Among those who breastfed, 51 percent did it for one to six months, 22 percent for seven to 12 months and 27 for 0 or more months.
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"They've been saying I'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months and they're still here," the President told reporters.
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But we are not willing to go the months and months and months of rope-a-dope in the courts, which the administration would love to do.
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Clark was sentenced to a total of 15 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months.
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In the study, researchers assessed social function 6 months and 12 months after injuries.
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Judge David Hall gave her a suspended sentence of six months to 17 months.
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While glioblastoma patients typically live 16 months post-diagnosis, Tabor has surpassed 18 months.
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Several months later, in early 2016, he was sentenced to five months in prison.
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Diaz and Madden married 7 months after meeting and three months after getting engaged.
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Ten months after Mr. Whelan's arrest, the court extended his detention for two months.
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The results were released several months after NBC fired Mr. Lauer, not seven months.
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And I know I'll be vacuuming up glitter for months...MONTHS I tell you!
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From 24 to 36 months, it's one-half a foot size every four months.
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There are two available plans: 3 months for $39 and 12 months for $123.
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Davanzo and Fedyna were sentenced to 121 months and 135 months in prison, respectively.
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That 1992 poll took place months after the hearings, and months before Election Day.
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This Congress ends in six months, five months, and we have elections in between.
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And the arrogance of Rosenstein, for months and months, to stonewall and stonewall, nonstop.
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SHOULD WE SEE AN OUTCOME ON THIS IN THREE MONTHS, SIX MONTHS, A YEAR?
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And with only three months down, Bannon has 6900 months to stage a comeback.
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Each of the past 11 months have been the warmest such months on record.
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Trump knows his audience: Dems have been complaining for months & months about Dir. Comey.
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Especially with our work, where we're gone for months and months at a time.
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 65%Projected resale value after 60 months: 50%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 57.5%rojected resale value after 60 months: 50.6%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 59%Projected resale value after 60 months: 50.9%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 63.2%Projected resale value after 60 months: 51.3%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 59.8%Projected resale value after 60 months: 53.7%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 65.7%Projected resale value after 60 months: 56.3%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 62.2%Projected resale value after 60 months: 56.7%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 66.6%Projected resale value after 60 months: 56.9%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 66.5%Projected resale value after 60 months: 58.3%
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Projected resale value after 36 months: 69.4%Projected resale value after 60 months: 62.2%
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Whereas women, we may get a haircut every three months or every six months.
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That means about 9 months' worth of money is spread out over 12 months.
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Six months from now, you'll be six months more qualified than you are now.
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Crates can be sent every month, every three months, every six months, or annually.
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She sentenced him to 24 months in prison, with 24 months supervised release following.
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You're not gonna learn how to make bread in two months, in six months.
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The ban will last six months, with another six months possible following a review.
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"We are looking at months and months of rebuilding," she said in an interview.
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Eight months of the year, he's in California; four months are in North Dakota.
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The ban will last six months, with another six months possible following a review.
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She tried chemotherapy instead — six months of one kind, then six months of another.
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The current tenure is six serial months, followed by up to 24 alternate months.
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Monthly job growth in thousands: Obama's last 20193 months versus Trump's first 35 months.
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Alaniz, convicted in 1997, served five months in prison and 13 months on probation.
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He was sentenced to six months in jail but was released after three months.
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But what's interesting is, we've been doing it for 18 months, not two months.
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If you're not satisfied in three months, they'll give you three months for free.
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They were sentenced to 15 months of prison, which was suspended to 12 months.
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A longer extension would be needed, six months, nine months, a year, two years.
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I'm just thinking, 'I've had 36 hours of this and she has dealt with this for months and months and months and has to keep her head high.
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At November's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, down from 4.3 months in October and up from 3.5 months a year ago.
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I served six months in jail, followed by six months in a work-release program, followed by six months in a halfway house and two years of probation.
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" Suze Orman argues that, to feel secure, you should have enough money saved to cover at least eight months' worth of expenses: "Not six months, not three months.
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To that end, he and the Pose producers spent "months and months and months" casting the show, a process he likened to first casting his Fox musical Glee.
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"They've been saying I'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months, and they're still here," Trump told reporters last week.
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DesignThe Zen Sack is a sleep sack, or wearable blanket, that comes in many sizes — 20.5 to 234.99 months, 6 to 12 months, and 15 to 24 months.
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Unlike most futures exchanges which have one contract per month, the LME allows daily trading out to three months and weekly prompts between three months and six months.
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The number of months it would take to unload all the inventory at the current rate of sales slowed to 15 months from 8 months a year ago.
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Edwards was found guilty and sentenced to three months in prison, three months in a halfway house, three months in home detention and three years of supervised release.
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Mend has three different plans: You can join for 6 months for $99.99 ($16.66/month); 3 months for $59.99 ($19.99/month); or 12 months for $149.99 ($12.49/month).
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He ended up serving 15 months in total — 11 months at the Federal Prison Camp at Sheridan, Oregon, and four months in a halfway house in San Diego.
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You&aposre going to have a lot of transparency in the next 1663 months, going into 24 months, and then going to 36 months, which is very unique.
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He now has been sentenced to a total of 22 months in prison (23 months in the Eastern District of Virginia plus 43 months consecutive in Washington DC).
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You get seven months to sign up; the enrollment period starts three months before the month in which you turn 65 and ends three months after your birthday month.
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But the Belgians took five months to produce a government from their hung parliament in 2014, the Germans three months in 2013, the Dutch almost two months in 2012.
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It found that political unrest depresses travel for an average of 27 months; environmental disasters take 24 months to recover from; and the effects of disease lasts 21 months.
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On Thursday Clinton strode out after a rendition of "Stars and Stripes Forever," which was a nice change after months and months and months of Katy Perry's greatest hits.
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"In France there is emergency rule for three months, and again for three months, and lately for six months, in total for a year," Mr. Erdogan said in September.
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Look, if you didn't listen in six months, I'm gonna come out with another six months' worth of episodes in the next six months, so just listen to those.
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Maya was 5 months old, Caleb was 19 months and Demetries was 6 years old.
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They went for months and months, and they came back with a bunch of names.
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Months later in June he was sentenced to two months in jail for parole violations.
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Why he should as we have talked about months and months ago unrecusal himself immediately.
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There's just these transition teams, as you know, have been working for months and months.
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They are likely to appear again in three months and, again, three months after that. ■
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It took months and months before developers caught up and split-screen multitasking became usable.
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Sprint hangs onto their data for 18 months, and Verizon keeps it for 12 months.
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Around half of each experimental group got additional training after 11 months and 35 months.
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They had, after all, only split months earlier after being married for just seven months.
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This overlap occurs because lunar cycles (or lunar months) are slightly shorter than calendar months.
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The average initial term is now 13.7 months, down from 15.6 months a year ago.
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Also two months in, three months in, there was a reason I was addicted, right?
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Three launches in three months Wednesday's launch was North Korea's third in as many months.
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The facilities are expected to be shut in the next 12 months to 18 months.
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"This agreement has been struck after months and months of very careful planning," Turnbull said.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio rose to 2.35 months from 2.31 months in August.
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Pricing: Galaxy S9 for $33 for 24 months Galaxy S9 Plus $38 for 24 months
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Instead of the proposed two months, this kitchen took more than six months to finish.
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Their sentences ranged from two years and three months to eight years and six months.
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Andrew Renner was sentenced to five months in jail with two months suspended in January.
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We started using it when she was 9 months old and she's 14 months now.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio rose to 2.35 months from 2.31 months in August.
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Months and months of work were required to turn the complex toys into a reality.
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His usual itinerary was six months of surfing in Australia, then six months in Indonesia.
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Three months ago, it was $193,219, and just four months ago, it was at $22019,22020.
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"This is a campaign that's going to have to last months and months," Heche says.
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We're about three months away from my Olympic trials, and four months from the Olympics!
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Two months ago, he pushed his recessionary timeline out to less than 12 months away.
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The requirement sent deployments skyrocketing from six and seven months to nine and 10 months.
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Give me three months, we could do it ... If you gave me three months, yessir.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio increased to 2.36 months from 2.33 months in June.
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Would it have been better to do it four months later or four months before?
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Vale had forecast in May that those licenses could take 6 months to 12 months.
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"We are talking about a couple of months, not six months," he told Turkish journalists.
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Conductors can complete the training in 12 months, compared with 20 months for new hires.
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" Asked whether that would be weeks or months, he said, "I'm not looking at months.
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He will serve four months in prison, having already been in custody for two months.
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Across the months, and months, and miles of this race, we redefined the word grit.
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Sites had announced his campaign months earlier, so he should have been verified months ago.
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Finland currently allows about four months for maternity leave, and about two months for fathers.
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He was sentenced to six months of work release and five months of home confinement.
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People on Cabometyx on average went 8.2 months before their disease worsened against 5.6 months.
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"Think about the next 12 to 24 months, not the next three months," he said.
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Today, most states observe eight months of Daylight Saving Time and four months in standard.
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Goldman expects prices to fall to $1,100 in three months and $1,000 in 12 months.
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These cases can typically take months and months to resolve, if not years, once appealed.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio fell to 2.31 months from 2.34 months in September.
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"Months and months of waiting fueled the suspicion and it took its toll," he said.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio rose to 2.25 months from 2.22 months in November.
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Six months later, they bought a house together; a few months later, they were engaged.
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He was sentenced to 6 months in prison and 6 months home detention in October.
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In 2000 Venezuela had enough reserves to cover more than seven months of imports; that dropped to under three months by 2013 (over the same period Russia's reserves grew from five months of import cover to ten, and Saudi Arabia's from four months to 37).
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Wong, 203, was sentenced to eight months in prison Thursday, reduced to six months on account of previous community service, while fellow defendants Nathan Law, 24, and Alex Chow, 26, were sentenced to 10 months, reduced to eight, and eight months, reduced to seven, respectively.
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After a 40-month followup with the patients, the researchers found the addition of tumor treating fields, compared with chemotherapy alone, resulted in longer survival from the time of the study, 6.7 months versus 4 months, and longer overall survival, 20.9 months versus 16 months.
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Mr. Kwan was sentenced to 12 months to 153 months in prison; Mr. Lam and Mr. Wong were sentenced to 10 to 24 months; and Mr. Lai was sentenced to 342 days to 24 months and released, taking into account time he had already served.
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However, younger mothers had a higher risk of spontaneous preterm delivery with shorter interpregnancy intervals -- 5.3% at six months and 3.2% at 18 months -- and adverse fetal and infant outcomes -- 2.0% predicted risk at six months, compared with 1.4% at 18 months -- than older women.
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One of the Austrians was sentenced to 26 months in jail and the second, who also originally came from Chechnya, to 15 months, of which he must serve five months.
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They feel like they have been asking these documents, some of these documents end up showing up in the IG report Congress asked for months and months and months ago.
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U.S. Cellular is selling the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus with a $50 discount and both iPhones with monthly installment plans paid over 20 months, 24 months or 30 months.
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And students in the study said the event seemed 16.3 days sooner when presented in days instead of months and 11.4 months sooner when presented in months instead of years.
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Of those infected this year, 25 were younger than 6 months old, 2.63 were between 6 and 11 months old and 167 were between 16 months and 4 years old.
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At June's sales pace it would take 5.7 months to clear the supply of houses on the market, the most in 10 months and up from 5.3 months in May.
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It took just six months to go from 800 million to 1 billion, and nine more months to get 1.2 billion, and five months to add the last 100 million.
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It was attended by many of her cousins, including Kim Kardashian West's daughter Chicago, 21 months, and son Psalm, 5 months, as well as Khloé Kardashian's daughter True, 18 months.
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Also at the gathering were many of her cousins, including Kardashian West's daughter Chicago, 21 months, and son Psalm, 5 months, as well as Khloé Kardashian's daughter True, 18 months.
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Participants in that program had large reductions in positive drug tests and were significantly less likely to be arrested during follow-ups at three months, six months, and 12 months.
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The severance package in total was four months' pay, covering one month of salary and three months of garden leave, which included three months' health insurance coverage, per another source.
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So if this takes nine months to sort itself out, we're in month one, so it could be eight more months, so it could take 27 months to get out.
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In May, Kokorin was sentenced to 18 months in jail, while Mamayev was ordered to serve 17 months after months of hearings that were widely covered by Russian state media.
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Your seven-month initial enrollment period typically begins three months before the month of your 65th birthday and ends three months after your birth month, a total of seven months.
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Twelve months after treatment began, 37.1% of the gilteritinib patients were alive, compared with 16.7% of chemo patients, although overall average survival was just 9.3 months and 5.6 months, respectively.
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The proposed schedule is as follows: Chrome 2279 (Dev, Beta, Stable): 33 months validity (1023 days) Chrome 60 (Dev, Beta, Stable): 27 months validity (837 days) Chrome 61 (Dev, Beta, Stable): 93 months validity (651 days) Chrome 62 (Dev, Beta, Stable): 15 months validity (465 days) Chrome 63 (Dev, Beta): 9 months validity (279 days) Chrome 63 (Stable): 15 months validity (465 days) Chrome 64 (Dev, Beta, Stable): 9 months validity (279 days) Symantec, for its part, seems hopeful that Google will back off and not require any changes at all.
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Six months later, the couple was engaged, and three months after that they tied the knot.
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The UNU researchers spent 10 months inspecting shipping containers, and 16 months pouring over import documents.
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The average expansion is 38 months, and the current one is already 90 months in duration.
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However, the biggest obstacle was that a family had checked in for 26 months (yes, months).
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"[Chanel] is 6 months now, but for a good five months, she was great at breastfeeding."
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The couple also share daughter Chicago, 21 months, and sons Psalm, 5 months, and Saint, 3½.
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You get the first three months for £23.99, and then a further three months for free.
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The bill was introduced two months before Newtown, and passed two months after that mass shooting.
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After four months of months of daily Xanax use, my anxiety was only amplified ten-fold.
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Now, you can tell Google to automatically delete personal information after three months or 18 months.
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It took place over just a few days, whereas other seasons stretched over months and months.
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Seven months later, Lucas is eating and cooing At 7 months old, Lucas has recovered remarkably.
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The Guatemalan, Hector Trujillo, was given eight months in prison, while the Englishman received 28 months.
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And he slaves over their every detail, spending months and months gorging on each new obsession.
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"You may need to dedicate three months or six months to skilling back up," she says.
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Jade Rabbit was only meant to last for three months and ended up lasting 31 months.
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Just a few months prior, the couple adopted their daughter, Willa Gray, now 22 months old.
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We were all on call for three months – my husband did the childcare for three months!
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After 14 months of being "on the road," Chris Pratt says he's taking six months off.
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He was sentenced in October to six months in prison and six months of home confinement.
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We've had months and months of winter, with more grimly cold and slushy weather to come.
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"A few months later, we got back together for two months, then split again," Hannah recalls.
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The first three months of chemotherapy were the hardest months of my life to that point.
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Survivors may require hospital-based rehabilitation for two months, followed by many months of outpatient rehabilitation.
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Median PFS was 15.1 months for the combination versus 11.1 months for those treated with Sutent.
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It could be in six months, or eight months, or nine—but at least it's coming.
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Currently, sales are prohibited during the summer months, due to air pollution concerns in warm months.
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"We've had months and months of stories about Scott Pruitt," Washington Post reporter Josh Dawsey said.
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Gallagher was sentenced to a reduction in rank, four months' confinement, and two months' pay docked.
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After 15 months on the road and 18 months of 25 we are at the end.
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In the past, there have been months and months of detailed negotiations, and it got nowhere.
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The initial enrollment period runs from three months before someone's 65th birthday to three months after.
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They persist for at least 12 months for bereaved adults but six months for bereaved children.
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When financial planners said you need three months of savings, I figured I needed thirty months.
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So she "scoured for months and months" to find the most affordable out-of-pocket option.
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The 36 months of alternative service compares with 18 months of mandatory army service by 2022.
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That margin increases by 25bp six months after issuance and by another 25bp after nine months.
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We can debate whether 12 months or 46 months is a more appropriate sentence for Gamble.
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From the time that I finish the album there's months and months that go by, usually.
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He had served exactly ten months in jail, saving himself two months incarceration by good behavior.
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The severance package was four months' pay and three months' health insurance coverage, per another source.
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The typical completed economic cycle averaged 123 months and since 1945 it has averaged 58.4 months.
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I was two months old, and my mother — married 21950 months — couldn't talk about the crash.
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Spending three months in Morocco and three months in London, it was an incredible life experience.
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That took months and months of work, and hundreds of people we had working on that.
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But several published reports in recent months suggest the cat had left the embassy months ago.
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I'm four months into my new job and two months away from joining the Peace Corps.
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And their outlook for the next 12 months has actually slipped a bit in recent months.
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" —Mohammad Aheed Shah, Srinagar —Anonymous, Shopian "The seven months of shutdown were seven months of humiliation.
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Order exists as seen in the colored bar legend — four months is less than eight months.
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We don't want to take six months, and we don't even want to take three months.
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Contracts for interim managers might be three months or longer, typically six to 12 months 2.
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This year, it has been taking 5.6 months on average, compared to 3.6 months in 2013.
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Mr. Atalay had been in detention for more than 17 months, including months of pretrial detention.
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But we could be looking forward to months and months of real battles on this issue.
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According to Ellis, it takes companies between 2280 months to 2000 months to build available rockets.
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January and February are the hottest months, and historically the worst months for wildfires in Australia.
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The terms of the loan are in months and can range from 12 to 96 months.
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The median sentence for tax crimes was 10 months; for money laundering it was 18 months.
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Puerto Rico could be without power for six months and will likely take months to rebuild.
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Gallo expects the pound to rebound to $1.29 in nine months and $1.41 in 12 months.
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Very brave of me to do the right thing months and months after everyone else did.
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"You're in the head space of these characters for months and months, sometimes years," Tower said.
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Then, the researchers measured specific health outcomes in each participant at three months, six months, nine months and one year, with an additional year of followup in some of the studies.
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I was able to get a pack of toothbrushes (that would last me six months) for $153, six months of toothpaste for $215, and six months of dental floss for $224.
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The adults in the study said the event seemed almost a month sooner when presented in days instead of months, and 8.7 months sooner when presented in months rather than years.
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Pros: A new book every month, you choose between five selections each month, perfect for bookworms Cons: Pricey Buy a gift subscription: 3 months/$44.99, 6 months/$79.99, 12 months/$149.99
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"For those of you who know, I have a radio show and I have bashed the crap out of Trump for the last five months, six months, nine months," Winbush said.
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Put one to two months' worth of expenses in checking, two to six months' in a savings account, and six to 12 months' in rolling CDs, depending on the interest rate.
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Spot prices have risen for 33 months from trough to their peak in October, which is also broadly comparable with recoveries in 1998-2000 (22 months) and 2008-20193 (28 months).
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The defense ministry said earlier this year it will gradually shorten periods of mandatory military service by 2-3 months until 2022, from 21 months to 18 months for army servicemen.
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Sethi: When you fast forward, whether it's two months, three months, six months, I want you to be able to look back and say, What did I make of this time?
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"It's a contrast, and it's certainly something that Bernie's been saying for months and months and months," said Briggs, adding that the campaign never said it wouldn't make 'contrasts' with Clinton.
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Spot prices have risen for 22018 months from trough to their peak in October, which is also broadly comparable with recoveries in 20183-22018 (213 months) and 22017-2011 (28 months).
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It costs $12.95 for a month if you pay month-by-month, $8.95 per month for three months, $7.45 per month for six months, and $6.95 per month for 12 months.
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A rather straightforward correlation appeared in the results: Greater screen time at 24 months was associated with poorer performance on developmental screening tests at 36 months, and similarly, greater screen time at 36 months was associated with lower scores on developmental screening tests at 60 months.
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The two most prominent tennis players in recent years to be suspended for doping violations — Viktor Troicki and Marin Cilic — each had their suspensions reduced in 2013 on appeal to the C.A.S., Troicki from 18 months to 12 months and Cilic from nine months to four months.
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They feel like they&aposve been asking for these documents, some of these documents end up showing up in the I.G. report that Congress asked for months and months and months ago.
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So, we have add before July 31 of 53, we have asked the Department of Justice for months and months and months -- I have said on your show -- did you run informants?
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Lots of times, these babies are here for months and months and months … They are like family to us so it's as touching to the nurses as it is to the families.
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"The person we're going to be talking about in four or five months or six months, eight months, may not be on anyone's radar," Miringoff, director of the Marist poll, told Hill.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said Leong Chee Wai, E Seck Peng Simon and Toh Chew Leong were convicted and sentenced to 36 months, 30 months and 20 months in prison.
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SO, BASICALLY FROM THAT TIMETABLE -- FROM THAT TIMETABLE, I MEAN, WE HAVE MONTHS AND MONTHS AND MONTHS BEFORE THE WORDS ACTUALLY GET PUT IN A FORM WHERE THEY COULD HAVE SOME BITE.
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Fortunately, there are two vaccines for the disease, easily administered by putting drops in the child's mouth at ages 2 months, 4 months and (for one version of the vaccine) 153 months.
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He returned to the United States several months later, was arrested and served several months in prison.
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"We've had months and months of stories about Scott Pruitt," Washington Post reporter Josh Dawsey told CNN.
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I use self-tanner during the warmer months, and a bottle will usually last me three months.
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Hell, we've even got a pretty knockout recipe here that we've been making for months and months.
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A measure by Congress two months ago provided $1.6 billion for six months work on the wall.
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Wait times have jumped from two months to "6 to 7 months," per the Belgian news outlet.
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The average total review time fell from 2003 months in the 1980s to about 8.5 months today.
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It can't be the framework that's right for the next six months, or the next 18 months.
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Now are you where you thought you would be nine months into it, six months into it?
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Remember when Amazon Music Unlimited launched a "three months for 99 cents" deal a few months ago?
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They described the routine: three to six months deployed, three to six months stateside, rinse and repeat.
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Instead, it merely extends the manufacturer's warranty against defects from the standard 220 months to 215 months.
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But he vowed: "I'm not going to leave Gabriella there for months and months without her mommy."
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I still can't believe I ran 3.9 miles after months and months of not running long distances.
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Somehow, after months and months of waiting, Game of Thrones Season 6 is suddenly almost over with.
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The deal had taken "months and months of very careful planning", says Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's prime minister.
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Grasscutters, by contrast, take up to 13 months to mature and five months before they give birth.
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Just two months later, the pair announced their engagement, and six months after that, they were wed.
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This portfolio has a WA original term of 35.3 months, and has been seasoned for 10.5 months.
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Nine months later, he ran a half marathon, and six months following, he completed the Boston Marathon.
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Are they going to be really good people a month down the road, two months, six months?
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But still, I think the crunching for companies that crunch for three months, four months, without weekends.
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The Offer is a voluntary separation package consisting of 2 months severance and 4 months of COBRA.
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Britain's economy grew by 0.3% in the three months ending February compared with the previous three months.
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Today, they're also parents to son Jaxon Wyatt, 22 months, and daughter Saylor James, almost 4 months.
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The 2015 strike lasted about two months at most plants, but continued for months at some locations.
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I've been using it for probably six months and started noticing a difference after a couple months.
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As Kim says here, that's just how Paris gets down ... celebrating months and months at a time.
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Unemployment in the three months to January rose to 12 percent, the first increase in 10 months.
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Macau gambling revenue has fallen 21 straight months, but February was the smallest decline in 20 months.
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The inventories-to-sales ratio for motor vehicles increased to 1.79 months from 1.76 months in May.
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It could be three or four weeks, it could be two months, it could be five months.
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Townshend's son is 16 months old and has been using Tommee Tippee cups for about 10 months.
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The Bavencio combination led to a median PFS of 13.8 months compared with 8.4 months for Sutent.
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Messenger hit 800 million just three months ago, and hit 700 million just seven months before that.
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That would be just the 12 months, or let's say the 85033 months, before the election 2020.
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They respectively face 24 months for an armed robbery charge and 18 months for mishandling a firearm.
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Even in cases where "intentional destruction" isn't to blame, cameras often went unrepaired for months upon months.
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NOVOGRATZ: SO I THINK, LISTEN, AT THIS PACE IT COULD HIT 003,200 IN THREE MONTHS, TWO MONTHS.
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The treatment was prescribed for 203 months, but two months in, he stopped taking it at all.
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Ryanair said it had cut fares by 313 percent in the six months to months to Sept.
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But Clinton announced her candidacy nearly 17 months ago, and Trump did the same two months later.
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Most hiring managers anticipate hiring fewer than 10 people in the next six months to 18 months.
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The rouble is seen 67 versus the dollar in six months and at 65.50 in 12 months.
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This week Richards was sentenced to five months in prison followed by five months of house arrest.
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Alphabet, meanwhile, has seen downward revisions in the past months and even months prior, Gibbs pointed out.
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Usually you hear about emergency funds and people pooh-pooh it [and say] three months, six months.
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You can't say 'we'll push it three months,' because you don't know what's happening in three months.
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The remission rate also rose, from 10 percent at six months to 31 percent at 24 months.
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"It's four months of shooting, and then the show airs for the next four months," she explained.
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Readi keeps each participant for 18 months, and keeps checking in with him for six months more.
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They will have gone through two months, three months of devastation, and you can't just pick up.
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She was sentenced to 18 months in prison — with credit for 9 months already served — in April.
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After months and months of anticipation, Nintendo on Friday launched its new gaming console: the Nintendo Switch.
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Now I'm prepared to work six months a year for the government and six months for myself.
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At age 30 months, infants sleeping independently by 9 months slept 45 minutes longer than room sharers.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio dropped to 2.22 months in November from 2.30 months in October.
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I was inside a shelter for two months, and my mom was in prison for two months.
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"We don't know if we're leaving in two weeks or two months or six months," Redmond said.
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On February 17, the government extended the length of the visa from six months to 12 months.
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I've now been bulking for nearly 93 months and plan to continue for another 3-4 months.
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Nine months off a low, the market is typically up 28%, and nine months after the Dec.
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The auto inventory-to-sales ratio dropped to 2.22 months in November from 2.30 months in October.
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When Poroshenko finally decided to fire him, following months upon months of pressure, it made international news.
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For a more substantial option, you can gift six months for $84, or 12 months for $156.
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At the latter, the wait time had grown from six months to fifteen months within two years.
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This portfolio has a WA original term of 103 months, and has been seasoned for 8.2 months.
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I MEAN, YOU KNOW, WE'VE – YOU AND I HAVE TALKED THROUGH THE MONTH AND MONTHS AND MONTHS.
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Julius Baer has targeted gold to climb to $1,275 in three months and $1,375 in 12 months.
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"Each week for months and months now we've had young people speak," said French President Emmanuel Macron.
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The fastest I've ever been through an acquisition deal was four months, the longest was seven months.
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This portfolio has a WA original term of 36 months, and has been seasoned for 10 months.
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State guidelines suggest 22 to 36 months in prison, plus or minus 12 months because of circumstances.
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"The next six months must not be the same as the last six months," the piece said.
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San Francisco TEXAS Houston Additional (or fewer) equivalent months of learning: OVERALL LEARNING N.C. +4 MONTHS Calif.
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Tesla stock has climbed about 120% and 225% in the past three months and six months, respectively.
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For children between 13 months and 35 months, the ratio should be four to one or less.
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Within months of arriving, she and her son wound up in a homeless shelter for nine months.
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He was sentenced to 6 months in prison and 6 months of home detention in October 2018.
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She's even got the SNL hosting gig to prove it, right on schedule: McCarthy hosted SNL for the first time six months after Bridesmaids premiered, and Haddish hosted four months after Girls Trip; Awkwafina's outing comes four months after Ocean's 8 and two months after Crazy Rich Asians.
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You specify the time frame, and can set the service to delete tweets that are more than one week, two weeks, one month, two months, three months, six months, or one year old.
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For £31 a month you get 20GB of 4G data, unlimited minutes and texts, six months of Apple Music, three months of BT Sport, and six months of Prime Video and MTV Play.
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It trades daily prompts out to three months, weekly prompts between three months and six months and then monthly prompts thereafter, the whole system rotating around a continuously moving three-month "anchor" prompt.
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"You've been working with your allies and partners to fulfill some of this policy directives and then suddenly a tweet comes out that undermines months and months and months of planning," he added.
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Arizona imposes the shortest sentences, with an average of 17 months, followed by New York with an average of 33 months and New Mexico with an average of 34 months, according to Delphi.
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Four bottles: Three months, $330Six months, $66012 months, $1320 12 bottles: Monthly, $285 per shipmentQuarterly, $285 per shipment Subscribe now: Plonk wine club Disclosure: These choices have been selected by our editorial team.
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Within the next three months, more than 700,000 active customers will get a $75 refund, plus their choice of premium cable channels — six free months of Showtime or three free months of HBO.
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Xfinity Mobile On a payment plan the iPhone XS is $41.56 a month for 24 months for 64 GB, $47.92 a month for 24 months for 43 GB, and $56.25 a month for 24 months for 512 GB. The iPhone XS Max on a payment plan is $45.83 a month for 24 months for 64 GB, $52.08 a month for 24 months for 256 GB, and $143 a month for 24 months for 512 GB. Xfinity Mobile will start pre-orders on Sept.
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Travelers can book the passes up to 11 months before departure, newly increased from six months pre-trip.
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With only three months left, the co-founders spent two months figuring out how to reconfigure the business.
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Overall, Keytruda patients lived for a median of 268.2 months, compared with 12.1 months for patients on chemotherapy.
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"In the past, there&aposd been months and months of detailed negotiations and they got nowhere," he said.
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The problem is you back two or three months, maybe four months, China&aposs sanctions enforcement has deteriorated.
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Gottlieb also found the average case was cut to three months from 12 months prior to 2005 law.
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Without this, Freeport's (exports) "could stop for 3 months or 6 months, (and) that's also unfair," Jonan said.
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It's tough work, with employees working 12-hour days for two months straight before taking two months off.
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OUR AVERAGE FLEET AGE IS NOW 30 MONTHS (2016: 26 MONTHS) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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She said the neighborhood recently went three months without tap water, and before that, a full eight months.
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Other struggles come from being separated from her children while rehearsing: Penelope, 18 months, and Grayson, 2 months.
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That's why pregnancies technically last 40 weeks or 10 months, instead of the more popularly known nine months.
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"Italy has, it's undeniable, suffered for months and months under the pressure of migration," Macron said in Paris.
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At 16.4 months the average is now more than four months longer than it was ten years ago.
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I worked as a waitress for a couple of months, and then I sold computers for six months.
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"Some months are just bad, while other months are just good — and usually it doesn't matter," said McMillan.
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The 10 warmest months on record for global ocean temperatures were each recorded during the past 10 months.
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It will cost $5.99 for month-to-month access, $4.99 for six months and $3.99 for 12 months.
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It was the FOMC's third interest hike in the last six months, and the fourth in 18 months.
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Hope, who was four months from retirement, died three months later from injuries she sustained in the fire.
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To emphasize how short the time is, we should say "barely six months" (or "less than seven months").
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We maintain our sideways forecast of $1150-1350 an ounce in three months and $1200 in 12 months.
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Months later at the start of 2013, a stroke put him into a Paris hospital for three months.
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The motor vehicle inventory-to-sales ratio increased to 2.32 months in April from 2.29 months in March.
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Getting a U.S. student visa normally takes a few months, but 217 months later, he was still waiting.
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Officials said the youngest child was 253 months old, not 2000 months old, as had been reported earlier.
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The amount of time that passed between the first four tests ranged between 31 months and 44 months.
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You can dive into a year and it breaks into months, and of course months break into days.
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Regular TB treatment begins with four antibiotics prescribed for two months, followed by two for another four months.
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This isn't exactly breaking news; the streaming music company announced this change was coming months and months ago.
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He was sentenced to six months confinement in a California county jail but was released after three months.
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Postpartum depression can appear days or months after childbirth and last months—if not longer—when left untreated.
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From 16 to 24 months, they grow an average of one-half a foot size every three months.
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While occasional record-setting months are not unusual, the uptick in record dry months was significant, he said.
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Shobukhova was banned for three years and two months, later reduced by seven months for assisting with investigations.
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Teresa completed 11 months at Danbury Correctional Institute last December, and Joe turned himself in three months later.
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Over the last two months, Get claims to have completed two million trips in the past two months.
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And as has been the case for months and months now, there was a lot to get through.
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And for us, with little kids [children Carmen, 3, Rafael, 17 months and Leonardo, 2 months] it's hard.
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It's beginning to shift, but you only have 48 months in a term, and we're four months in.
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He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 110 months in prison, which was later reduced to 92 months.
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"We should expect some payback over the next month, or two months, or maybe three months," Hatzius said.
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I'd say the bit before that—about a month, two months, five months... It's complicated, I don't know.
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In France, manufacturing and services slowed down to their lowest levels in three months and two months, respectively.
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At February's sales pace, it would take 1.36 months to clear shelves compared with 1.37 months in January.
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Correction: Monthly payments on AT&T are for 30 months of installments, not 24 months as originally stated.
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But six months later, nine months down the line, companies run into trouble, book keeping runs into trouble.
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The program consists of three-months of character development followed by six-months in a business plan competition.
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There were women I was talking to for months and months who ultimately decided they weren't gonna help.
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There's been communications over the past few months; it hasn't been a fun few months to deal with.
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I worked on one short story for months and months; I spent about two years on another one.
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Those two closed-door interviews followed "months and months of quiet negotiations with the White House," Gowdy said.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Mullings's lawyer asked for six months of jail time and six months of house arrest.
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The program is designed to last for 18 months, so it still has about 10 months to go.
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And since then, the company would have reported two other down months it originally counted as growth months.
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Three months later, she joined him on a business trip there; two months after that, they were engaged.
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While my savings rate dipped lower during travel months, it skyrocketed during the months I spent at home.
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It is one of the Olympic sports I've been looking forward to seeing for months and months now.
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Certainly, it wasn't my fault, but it took me too long, months and months, to figure that out.
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She's been at the company for about six months -- her first five months she was a temporary employee.
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The EPA knew for months and months, never warned the people of Flint not to drink the water.
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Following the crash, K spent three months in a coma and another six months piecing his life together.
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After a minimum term of six months, subscribers can return or switch their car with three months notice.
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The first two missions lasted around four months each, while the third mission was eight months in length.
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And I will just say that -- those conclusions will come, not for many months, not for many months.
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That lasts for 3193 months, or 36 months if they receive Placement's $5,000 relocation stipend and human support.
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We still have occasional months with high bills, like the first two months after our daughter was born.
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That was less than two months ago, but the president has decided he cannot wait another 10 months.
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Too many people say, "I want to be here three months or six months," and then don't stay.
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The transit agency initially said the shutdown would be 18 months and later shortened it to 15 months.
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Bankruptcies, meanwhile, rose in the last months of 2018, and inflation has remained over 20 percent for months.
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The EU has spent months preparing the system and it will take several months more to become operational.
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Infants who are traveling internationally should get their first dose at 163 months to 11 months of age.
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That slump would play out over about three months, and a recovery would take about four more months.
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Wilmes' government will be given an initial three months, with a further extension of three months then possible.
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For the past seven months, her husband has been in Afghanistan for seven months on his fourth deployment.
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"For so long we had unstable governments that have lasted one year, six months, eight months." she said.
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And even if Mr. Tillerson named all his choices tomorrow, the confirmation process usually takes months and months.
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In addition, the 101 soft call protection on the loan was increased to 13 months from six months.
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And sitting around for months when we're only months away from an election feels untenable, in their minds.
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In reality, some sellers watch in dismay as months upon months pass with no viable offers coming in.
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I have three kids 85033 months apart (our twins were born when our oldest was 20 months old).
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In FY2013, that time had risen to 36 months, and in FY85033 was estimated to be 42 months.
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Three months ago, after 29 months in Asia, I learned he'd been keeping a huge secret from me.
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In the 12 months through September, wages increased 2.9% after rising 3.2% in the 12 months through August.
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She was held in detention for six months and not allowed to see a lawyer for 14 months.
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That happened last September — a couple months after Mr. Hubbard's conviction and a few months before Mr. Bentley's.
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I've been looking for a rug for months and months so I am BEYOND excited to find it!
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The commercial was an epic undertaking spanning several months and locationsThe process spanned several months and geographical locations.
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The announcement came months after the 737 Max was grounded after two crashes in five months (USA Today).
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YouTube will now offer a setting to autodelete your video browsing history every 3 months or 18 months.
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Infants start the vaccination series at 28 months of age, receiving additional doses at 43 and 24 months.
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Job creation in his first 33 months in office trails the final 33 months of the Obama years.
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After a minimum term of six months, subscribers can return or switch their car with three months' notice.
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Eight months of the jail term was suspended, meaning Lombard will spend up to four months in prison.
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LET ME ASK YOU: SEVEN MONTHS AGO -- SEVEN MONTHS AGO, A GAME WAS PLAYED, A 60 MINUTE GAME.
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In June, it would have taken wholesalers 1.33 months to clear shelves, down from 1.35 months in May.
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She ultimately served the minimum sentence of five months in federal prison and five months of home confinement.
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The motor vehicle inventory-to-sales ratio increased to 2.32 months in April from 2.29 months in March.
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Tensions continued to simmer for months — and those tensions became publicly evident nine months before the midterm elections.
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She served three months in prison before she was released under house arrest for the following 16 months.
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The heir to the Marvin Davis fortune was facing up to 6 months in jail, but got off with 36 months probation, 10 days community labor and 6 months in an alcohol treatment program.
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When you apply for the card, you decide whether you want 18 months of 0 percent APR on balance transfers and 6 months on purchases, or 14 months on both purchases and balance transfers.
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This breaks down as 295 years (285 months) of dating before moving in together, living together for 603 years (260 months) before getting engaged, and spending 235 years (2329 months) engaged before getting married.
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Output in the first five months of the year fell 0.7% compared with the same period a year ago, and was 0.53% lower in the three months to May from the preceding three months.
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Also, as you may know, the Yen, suddenly in the last couple of months depreciated somewhat, but the current level, it was stronger than the level prevailed 2.63 months ago, or 11 months ago.
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In the recent recovery, Brent calendar spreads rose for 22019 months from trough to the first major peak, which is roughly comparable with recoveries in 22020-20163 (22016 months) and 22019-22020 (33 months).
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In the recent recovery, Brent calendar spreads rose for 39 months from trough to the first major peak, which is roughly comparable with recoveries in 1998-22015 (22016 months) and 22019-22020 (217 months).
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"We don't know what the reality could be in two months or six months," said Ryan, adding that the coronavirus might be suppressed with warmer weather in the Northern Hemisphere in the coming months.
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This 24-month contract deal comes with 30GB of data, unlimited minutes and texts, three months of BT Sport, six months of Apple Music, and six months of Amazon Prime Video or MTV Play.
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Recognition of their equal pay day falls nine months after Asian-American Women's Equal Pay Day in February, seven months after White Women's Equal Pay Day in April, three months after Black Women's Equal Pay Day in August and two months after Native-American Women's Equal Pay Day in September.
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Mueller's testimony comes nearly four months after he completed his investigation, nearly three months after the government released a redacted version of his report, and nearly two months after he spoke publicly about his findings.
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So yes, in the last couple of months the Yen has somewhat depreciated, weakened, but if you look at the currency movement in the last 12 months, 24 months, then it is not so big.
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According to the median estimate of 33 currency strategists, Brazil's real will tread water around 23 per dollar for the next three months before strengthening to 212 in six months and 287.90 in 12 months.
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After a median follow-up period of 48.1 months, median overall survival was 50.6 months for women with recurrent ovarian cancer who got surgery and chemotherapy and 133 months for those who got only chemotherapy.
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"They've been saying I'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months, and they're still here," Trump said Wednesday, at Mar-a-Lago, referring to Rosenstein and Mueller.
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Many months of sacrifice and self-discipline lie ahead — months in which both our patience and our will will be tested, months in which many threats and denunciations will keep us aware of our dangers.
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For instance, if one looks at price momentum – it is positive for US stocks and negative for Europe and Emerging markets across all relevant lookback windows [one month, three months, six months and 12 months].
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"We've been winning back agents over the last three months at twice the rate of the three months prior to that and four times the rate of the same three months last year," Chesterman said.
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Hounsell was also sentenced to six months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, and given 100 hours of community service.
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The two were engaged after three months of dating and married three months after that, according to the magazine.
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People on Cabometyx on average went 8.2 months before their disease worsened against 5.6 months for those taking Sutent.
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David was sentenced to four months in jail, while his wife was sentenced to three months of house arrest.
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At October's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.28 months to clear shelves, up from 1.27 months in September.
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Border apprehensions had been rising for several months since Trump's first months in office (when they were shockingly low).
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The average time to pregnancy was 2.7 months with oil and 3.1 months with water, a statistically significant difference.
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In roughly the same time frame the average weighed maturity of borrowing declined to 30.2 months, from 59.3 months.
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EpiPens have a printed shelf life of 20 months, but some will now be deemed effective at 24 months.
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And if we did this interview 18 months ago, there was another thing that was just 18 months away.
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At April's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.34 months to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in March.
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Now, two months after that launch, there is still a backlog of at least two months for new customers.
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But 2018 was a tough year for Facebook, and the dating app mysteriously didn't appear for months and months.
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Within months my father was laid off from his job and would be unemployed for the next 18 months.
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Researchers also looked at birth outcomes in the six months before 9/11 compared with the six months after.
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Growth over the last three months was 2.3 percent, the second slowest pace by that measure in six months.
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Permits will not begin to expire for another six months, and will remain active for up to 24 months.
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Then a few months later I ended up having issues with my gallbladder removal from a few months earlier.
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Brittany is mom to two children with Aldean, 42: daughter Navy Rome, 3 months, and son Memphis, 17 months.
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And after months and months of staring at them I don't remember seeing anything ridiculously...large front and centre.
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They know they'll have you here for six months, maybe you'll leave in two months, then you'll come back.
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Rippon had three-to-four months saved, but some financial advisors suggest having six to 12 months stashed away.
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The highest vaccination coverage last season was among kids age 6 months up to 23 months, at 75 percent.
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At July's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.34 months to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in June.
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It's been 14 months now, but even in recent months, I still drive to where I think he is.
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These employees returned for a physical six months after the sales ban began and once again at 12 months.
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You can do it when you're three months from turning 26 and up to three months after that milestone.
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Costas Takkas will serve five months behind bars after being given credit for 10 months already served in Switzerland.
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As of June, the average loan length was closing in on 70 months — two months shy of six years.
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After months and months of complaining, I decided to finally get off my ass and do something about it.
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The five months of radiation that doctors are calling for would mean five months in bed, nauseated, not tattooing.
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Manafort worked on Trump's campaign for nearly five months in 2016, and led the campaign for about three months.
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In 2013, Harry Reid, after months and months of threatening to deploy the nuclear option actually did it. SEN.
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Mountains hold water—in the form of glaciers—through the colder months, then release it during the warmer months.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs still -- compared to six months ago, eight months ago, you cannot deny we have made progress.
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Here are 10 shows from the past six months that helped us get through, well, the past six months.
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"I hadn't colored my hair in six months, and I had been away working for two months," previously told
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The treatment was supposed to last four months but due to these complications, it ended up taking six months.
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Permits will not begin to expire for another six months, and will remain active for up to 24 months.
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"Progress over the past two months has been slower than in previous months," wrote Robinson at the LROC site.
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She was reportedly sentenced to 22 months in prison, according to multiple reports, but served less than two months.
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"SNL" has won acclaim in recent months for lampooning the 2016 campaign and the early months of Trump's presidency.
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The report recommends children be tested at the ages of 9-12 months and again at 24-36 months.
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At January's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.34 months to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in December.
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The first trip was six months, then maybe two months, and I think the last one was two weeks.
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The average giraffe is typically pregnant for 15 months, but April was famously pregnant with Tajiri for 16 months.
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She's a little more than 5 months pregnant ... so we expect to see more cover in the coming months.
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Vingroup's spokeswoman said it would introduce the first electric motorbikes in 12 months and first cars in 24 months.
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That is lower than previous expectations the currency would touch $20.8000 in three months and $20.6000 in 12 months.
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The children—aged between 9 months and three years old—received the oral immunotherapy for 29 months, on average.
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McLarnin won the belt back from Ross four months later, before Ross reclaimed it eight months after their rematch.
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The truth is that the average tenure of a senior White House official is 18 months to 24 months.
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In April, Trump gave the Pentagon another six months, and on Thursday, eight months later, he pulled the plug.
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Where available, the plans now are good for up to 12 months and may be renewed for 36 months.
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In the end the judge handed Messrs Deltour and Halet suspended sentences of 12 months and nine months, respectively.
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The criticism will keep coming on a regular basis from all three, as it has for months and months.
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Interest rate risk is managed within a maximum duration of six months and is typically maintained below four months.
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At August's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.28 months to clear shelves, down from 1.29 months in July.
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Drilling season in the Arctic, he correctly predicted, would increase from two months to as many as five months.
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Sales at Chipotle restaurants open for at least 13 months rose 6.1 percent in the three months ended Dec.
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And in ten months -- last year it was $1.73 trillion and in ten months we're there already this year.
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Should you choose six months of life with chemotherapy and intractable nausea, or three months at home chemo-free?
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"I don't want people to wait six months, eight months or however long to start their project," he says.
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While Oliver did not track the hours she put in to her design, it took her "months and months."
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The North shut Kaesong for five months in 2013 during months of high tension following its third nuclear test.
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I would liked to have been approved as an exchange after three months or five months, not two years.
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I thought it would take several months, but several months in, I realized it was a much bigger project.
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At October's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.30 months to clear shelves, down from 1.32 months in September.
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Less than one month later, the court sentenced her to 2000 months (224 years and 22000 months) in prison.
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At May's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, up from 1.34 months in April.
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With the acquisition, he believes, ScienceLogic can now build these tools in six months instead of 18-24 months.
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But most likely, we'll see more or less the same Trump and Clinton we've seen for months and months.
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In the first two months of the year, auto industry output fell 1.0 percent from the prior two months.
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He was sentenced to six months in prison, while others received prison terms of between three and five months.
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Making a record in a casino in Vegas for three months—three months—would lead to fuzzy memories regardless.
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Nine months separate a dog's dinner from a definitive experience—nine months, and a whole lot of extra horsepower.
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If I have only 17 months in this job, that's 17 months of just pushing against what we've started.
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At July's sales pace, it would take 4.2 months to clear inventory, down from 4.8 months one year ago.
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Months of tips and searches For months, thousands of people joined search parties as investigators received thousands of tips.
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Sharper was sentenced on Thursday to 36 months to 96 months, said Clark County Courts spokeswoman Mary Ann Price.
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"We have gone through five months, now six months' worth of supplies in less than a week," he said.
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The economy had been in recession for six months on 9/11, and emerged from it two months later.
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At January's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.26 months to clear shelves, up from 1.23 months in December.
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Founded in 2014, the subreddit hit its first thousand subscribers within two months, then five thousand in four months.
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It emerged from months of thought and months of talks with my wise wife, my family and close friends.
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But didn't the show already take as much time as it needed, with months and months between some seasons?
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People love it so much there that they actually sometimes stay for months and months, even years on end.
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At about 27 months old, these children had the cognitive and physical development of babies younger than 2000 months.
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It will also allow users to delete web and app activity history automatically after three months or 18 months.
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Men must serve six months in the army or nine months in a civilian service when they reach 18.
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Treatment in both groups lasted three months, and researchers re-examined the participants at six and 12 months afterward.
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Applications for asylum would be treated in six months by the French authorities, instead of the current 14 months.
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For context, the timeline for certain health IT organizations ranges from six months to 24 months, per EHR Intelligence.
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Men must serve six months in the army or nine months in a civilian service when they reach 18.
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"The segment is at its peak, so we will see some up months and some down months," he said.
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The year 28503 had the longest sentencing, with an average of 22019 months and a median of 300 months.
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From there, you can choose a one-month subscription ($29), six months ($25/box), or 12 months ($22/box).
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Or there are months where I could work two to three days a week for months in a row.
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Plus, I can now report, its battery and blade hold up to months and months of wear and tear.
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But median progression-free survival was 6.3 months for Tecentriq patients versus 5.6 months for the standard chemotherapy combination.
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She spent three months in a county jail, followed by three months in immigration detention, she told a reporter.
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Private worker average hourly earnings, year-over-year percent change: Obama's last 35 months versus Trump's first 35 months.
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That would include the final months of the Obama administration and the first four months of the Trump administration.
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Netflix has had a rough couple of months, with shares falling more than 27% in the last three months.
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Or there are months where I could work two to three days a week, for months in a row.
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Children 18 months to 24 months should only watch with their parents, with their parents choosing high-quality content.
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Resolving the financial documents case could take months Now that the justices have intervened, any resolution could take months.
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At November's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.32 months to clear shelves, up from 1.31 months in October.
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Patients in the study took the drugs for 20 months on average and were followed for another 14 months.
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Trying to do 12 months of work in a span of nine months is inefficient and can be wasteful.
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"I don't care about how much time it takes, if three months, six months or a year," she said.
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The pop-up was set to last for two months, but its success kept it open for eight months.
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Infants lose their maternal immunity by about 22014 months of age, so are vulnerable for around another six months.
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Its average weighted maturity term fell to 28.9 months on average this year, from 71.4 months in January 2018.
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Where do you need to be 24 months from now in order to make it happen 12 months later?
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The couple got engaged in April 2005, started Eventbrite nine months later and got married five months after that.
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The changes included doubling the deadline for the return of North Korean workers to 24 months from 12 months.
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Arenado, who will turn 231 in April, is 5.43 months older than Harper and 25.4 months older than Machado.
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Akon scoffs, because the country is 5 months into disaster relief and power should have been restored months ago.
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Trust doesn't happen in one conversation, trust happens in weeks and weeks, and months and months of relationship building.
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In the 20.4 months through March, the PPI rose 20.2% after advancing 20143% in the 22014 months through February.
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I've been asking that for months and months and tweeting it out and calling it out on social media.
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S.) Men's singles - Ken Rosewall (Australia) (1953) - 18 years two months Women's singles - Martina Hingis (Switzerland) (1997) - 16 years three months Men's singles - Ken Rosewall (Australia) (1972) - 37 years two months Women's singles - Thelma Coyne Long (Australia) (1954) - 35 years and 8 months Compiled by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru, editing by Nick Mulvenney
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According to the Federal Highway Administration's National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) page, the department's median environmental impact statement completion time was 221 months in 26.2, up from 26 months in 21992 and 81 months in 227.
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It noted that unsold inventory in the core central region was equivalent to more than 100 months of demand, with 76 percent more completions slated for the coming 18 months than in the previous 18 months.
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Lockheed Martin intends to send humans on a mission lasting around three years long: six to nine months traveling to Mars, 12 to 18 months on Mars and six to nine months traveling back to Earth.
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According to the Federal Highway Administration's National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) page, the department's median environmental impact statement completion time was 47 months in 2018, up from 46 months in 2017 and 44 months in 2016.
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According to the Federal Highway Administration's National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) page, the department's median environmental impact statement completion time was 47 months in 2018, up from 46 months in 2017 and 603 months in 2016.
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"They've been saying I'm going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months, and they're still here," Trump said during a joint press conference with the prime minister of Japan.
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According to the Federal Highway Administration's National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) page, the department's median environmental impact statement completion time was 47 months in 2018, up from 24 months in 29 and 287 months in 299.
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"In a lot of ways, it's a way to avoid a sort of email situation that Hillary Clinton went through where she was asked for months and months and months whether she would apologize," he said.
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Previously, the World Health Organization recommended at least 18 months between pregnancies, with 24 months being ideal, the BBC reports.
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In the nine months after the referendum, UKIP received just £325,000 ($420,000), compared with £1.8m in the nine months before.
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DJI's product cycle went from a new drone every year to every eight months, and most recently, every six months.
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At January's sales pace, it would take 22018 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 210 months in December.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 3.6 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 54.83 months in February.
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It was six months or ten months before it came out, and I was reading it thinking, This is great.
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At April's sales pace, it would take 4.2 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.8 months in March.
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Its performance was negative on average a month later, three months later and also six months later, according to Bespoke.
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Import cover is set to decline to 2.7 months for the zone in 2016 from five months at end-2015.
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Their engagement was only two months long because Amy didn't want to wait 14 months to get married in September.
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All this has shortened the projected construction time from 68 months to 51 months — one possible motivator for the changes.
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At May's sales pace, it would take 4.1 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.0 months in April.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 1.37 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.39 months in February.
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With three months to live, Skow set a goal to stay sober and focused on his health for six months.
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They guarantee that you'll find someone in six months, and if you don't, they'll give you six months for free.
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Researchers analyzed nighttime video recordings taken in family homes when babies were 26 month, 212 months and 2147 months old.
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At October's sales pace, it would take 1.37 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.38 months in September.
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At January's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.7 months in December.
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Remember when we all longed for summer like a lover who had been away at war for months and months?
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The state of emergency was declared for two months and 300 troops were sent to the area for six months.
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A months-long surplus in the West African market that depressed prices to their lowest in months has almost vanished.
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Like, you may have said that you wanted three months off, but now you realize you need four months off.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 303 months in February.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.6 months in February.
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He said Madoff should be held for another 16 months, then be released with just two months left to live.
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Analysis showed almost as many attacks in the first three months of this year as in the preceding six months.
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Months of destruction The army's seizure comes after the Islamic extremist group went on a months-long rampage of destruction.
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In patients with the BRCA gene, progression free survival was 21 months versus 5.5 months for those given a placebo.
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Meanwhile, the calendar spread took 21 months and 34 months respectively to reach its first cyclical peak after each episode.
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Just three months months ago, Chinese search giant Baidu showed off Deep Voice, a system for turning text into speech.
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At July's sales pace, it would take 4.2 months to exhaust the current inventory, down from 4.4 months in June.
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At January's sales pace, it would take 3.4 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.2 months in December.
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On May 29, Erin was sentenced to 71 months in prison and Leah was sentenced to 68 months in prison.
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Last week marked almost 5 months since I finished treatment, and six months since creating my Cycle for Survival team.
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For the next five months the stock climbed higher, then stalled out two months ago and has since gone downhill.
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The incident comes months six months to the day after the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
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Calls and texts Group sessions were scheduled weekly for the initial six months and monthly between months seven and 24.
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After months and months of anticipation, Elon Musk has finally answered almost all of our questions about the Model 3.
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At September's sales pace, it would take 1.38 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.39 months in August.
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At the current sales rate, it would take 4.2 months to clear inventory, down from 4.8 months one year ago.
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Men inside Syria will have four months to take advantage of the amnesty while those outside will have six months.
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At May's sales pace, it would take 1.38 months for businesses to clear shelves, up from 1.37 months in April.
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Reuters found dozens of pages posted in recent months showing graphic images in Cameroon, some of which were months old.
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Christina, 11, Isabelle, 9, Brady, 7, Hannah, 6, Heidi, 4, Miranda, 18 months, and Samantha, 9 months, died that day.
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Whereas Canadian seeds, for example, can be gathered after six months, French ones require six extra months before being harvested.
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It's been two months since the market bottomed, but it's been nearly four months since any significant companies went public.
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At June's sales pace, it would take 1.38 months for businesses to clear shelves, up from 1.37 months in May.
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Correction: This piece originally said "After the third significant attack in four months..." It has been corrected to three months.
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At the current sales rate, it would take 4.2 months to clear inventory, down from 4.7 months one year ago.
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If you're keeping track, Chicago is 8 months old ... True is 5 months ... and Stormi is 7 and a half.
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I had nine months of morning sickness, nine months of being on anti-nausea medicine, and I gained 60 lbs.
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I went through my five stages of grief months and months ago when I realized he was going to win.
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In the summer months I dry dyed fabric outside and in the winter months hang it near the wood stove.
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We dated for about 11 months before we got engaged, and we got married about 13 months into our relationship.
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"We think the replacement cycle for iPhones has stretched to 22 months versus 2105.80 months (two years ago)," said Daryanani.
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At February's sales pace, it would take 3.5 months to exhaust the current inventory, down from 3.9 months in January.
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"We will listen to the analysis from the organization ... We need to see - six months or nine months," he said.
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At June's sales pace, it would take 4.4 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.3 months in May.
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At November's sales pace, it would take 1.38 months for businesses to clear shelves, up from 1.37 months in October.
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Microsoft's strategy might have worked for the summer months, but the real test will the upcoming important holiday sales months.
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Age range: Newborn to "about 6 months" says the company (our son grew out of it at around 4.5 months).
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Months after Turner's release, the California judge who initially sentenced Turner to six months in jail was recalled in June.
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After months and months of teasing on the internet, Season 3 of Rick and Morty finally has a premiere date.
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Israel experienced 28 straight months of year-on-year deflation through to last December, followed by five months of inflation.
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The kit costs $249.99 and includes three months of wireless data and 7 GB of cloud storage for 12 months.
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"It's very clear that it's going to take months and months and maybe even years to bring power," Rauscher said.
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The president typically spends several weekends there during the summer months, and frequents Mar-a-Lago throughout the winter months.
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Prosecutors said they would ask for 21 months to 27 months in prison for Weiner once his plea is entered.
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For domestic travel, buy your ticket three months before your departure date; for trans-Atlantic travel, buy five months beforehand.
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On Baseball The Yankees spent four months proving they were not true contenders — and, really, four months is being generous.
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Some others made their stories public months before the tape's release, and still others came forward in the months following.
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We cannot wait months and months in a bureaucratic loop where various players pass the ball round to each other.
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"I was told I'd be dead in 12 to 18 months with treatment, six months with no treatment," she said.
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You can choose to get a delivery just one time, every six months, every three months, or once a month.
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CommonBond offers up to 24 months of forbearance, while SoFi offers a program of up to 12 months when unemployed.
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This two-year plan also includes an extra three months for free, meaning you're protected for 27 months in total.
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Ultimately, you want to build that reserve up to as much as 12 months to 18 months of living costs.
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Some of your customers, Mr. Issa, would settle for a few months, if those months included a bit of communication.
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She started the School Strike for Climate effort three months later, and launched her first protest three months after that.
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The index has posted gains for three straight months and has now increased year-over-year for 20 consecutive months.
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Our vehicles drove the last million miles in just six months (compare that to 18 months for first million!) pic.twitter.
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Remember that for months and months, Trump -- perhaps on the advice of his legal team -- never mentioned Mueller by name.
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Their natural lifespan is three to six months, and even with the researchers' interference, they can survive for several months.
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The economy has taken anywhere from 12 months to 24 months to fall into recession when the yield curve inverts.
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Six months to shoot, six months to edit, and the rest of the time trying to get the script right.
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So I'll spend a few months in Mumbai, then a few weeks with you, then a few months in Mumbai.
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We require an absolute minimum of 12 months of runway, but have a strong preference for 18 months or more.
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The Long & Winding Road After months and months of house hunting, the process of putting in an offer goes fast.
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That's two months after Equifax's huge data breach was reported, and four months before Facebook's Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal erupted.
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Sales rose by 0.2% in the three months to May, the weakest growth since the three months to March 2017.
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At December's sales pace, it would take 1.35 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.38 months in November.
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While Awerbuch faced up to 87 months in prison, Neal recommended 52 months given Awerbuch's assistance in the Insys investigation.
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At May's sales pace, it would take 240 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.0 months in April.
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In that case, it will take you 40 months to break even on the decision ($50 x 40 months = $2,000).
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After months of pain, Judge said on Friday that he had a stress fracture that may take months to heal.
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The bank will also offer F-loans with a maturity of one week, one month, three months and six months.
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One to two months became three to six, then four to nine, and now it's six months to a year.
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Additionally, more jobs were added in the 19 months before Mr. Trump took office than in the 19 months since.
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The pair share sons Psalm, 3 months, and Saint, 3½, as well as daughters Chicago, 19 months, and North, 6.
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Denmark parental leave arrangements provide full months' worth of salaries to both parents, followed by months off with reduced salaries.
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The measure joins a string of bills introduced by Hawley in recent months that target Silicon Valley in recent months.
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After that, the tax credit shrinks to $2000,23 for six months, then to $1,875 for another six months, then zero.
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At September's sales pace, it would take 1.36 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.38 months in August.
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There is no evidence that not sleeping through the night at 6 months — or 12 months — is bad for babies.
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He had been living in the Jungle for six months, after spending three months traveling through North Africa and Europe.
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It comes every few months like a bout of malaria and leaves me shaken for days, and confused for months.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to clarify that Stella Nyanzi was sentenced to 18 months with nine months served.
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"I was this loudmouth hairstylist giving my frank critique to months and months of work," she said with a laugh.
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If you have cancer, they argue, six months of waiting means six months when your disease is not being treated.
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"It will take three months to get it into the trial, three months to get safety, immunogenicity data," Fauci said.
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I have my appointments booked six months out, which seems crazy but they tend to book two months in advance.
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We moved in together at eight months and then headed to Ecuador to meet his entire family by nine months.
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With the cover, Kindle Oasis gets "months and months" of battery life, more than any other device in the family.
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That includes helping borrowers to postpone their payments for three months at a time for as long as 24 months.
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At July's sales pace, it would take 1.34 months for businesses to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in June.
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"This is the day we prepare for months and months in advance," said Donna P. Campagnolo, the center's deputy director.
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A third said they could last for two months, while 18% said they could stick it out for three months.
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And then what would happen if you repeated this process again, every day, for three months, six months, a year?
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New parents who work for DocuSign are offered at least six months of paid leave; supporting parents receive three months.
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Kandah paid off the loan within six months, which was sooner than the estimated 18 months Square had given her.
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The RBI had conducted the audits at banks 8-10 months ago and issued show-cause notices four months ago.
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Now — nine months after the amputation and five months after his prosthetic fitting — Mr. Taylor is back on two feet.
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The company is currently offering two free months on 14-month leases and three free months on 27-month leases.
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Subtracting those nine months, Manafort will likely serve 68 more months behind bars and be released in about November 23.
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Taking into account his life in public service, the judge cut the original sentence to 20 months from 30 months.
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At October's sales pace, it would take 1.35 months for businesses to clear shelves, down from 1.36 months in September.
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When they were early stage they probably weren't valued all that differently at three months old or six months old.
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Describing himself as "nine months free and nine months employed," he now works at Rusk Renovations, a Manhattan construction company.
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At December's sales pace, it would take 1.40 months for businesses to clear shelves, up from 1.39 months in November.
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In the 12 months through January, the core CPI increased 2.3%, rising by the same margin for four straight months.
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In the 1980s, that expectation grew to two months' salary, and later, three months' worth, wedding website The Knot reports.
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A few months later, when Mr. Egendorf reached Europe, he crashed for two months at the couple's home, outside Barcelona.
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While it took about eight months to reach 1,000 cases, it has taken only a few months to surpass 2,000.
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The family offered a year's rent, but the building preferred six months of rent and six months of security deposit.
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At April's sales pace, it would take 1.39 months for businesses to clear shelves, up from 1.38 months in March.
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At June's sales pace, it would take 4.3 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.1 months in May.
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That whole quest, which lasted for months and months, made me forget all about my notion of going to Afghanistan.
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" And then when months and months go by and this person's like in love with you, you're like "oh shit!
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The court was satisfied with five months including time served, which means she only has two months left in prison.
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"Despite the recommendation to breastfeed exclusively for about the first 20203 months, less than 50 percent of infants were exclusively breastfed through 3 months and about 25 percent were exclusively breastfed through 6 months," the report states.
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It took the company six months to push from 700 million to 800 million users, but just four months to get from 500 million to 600 million and three months to jump 600 million to 700 million.
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Maybe it's because multiple Democrats on this committee have stated they have seen no evidence thus far after six months of our investigation and 10 months or 11 months of an FBI investigation of any such collusion.
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The researchers tested metabolic health and diabetes and heart disease risk factors in the weight maintenance group after six months and in the weight loss group after participants had lost 5 percent of weight (at about four months), 11 percent of weight (at about six months), and 16 percent of weight (at about 11 months).
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Airline miles expirationAmerican Airlines AAdvantage: 2000 months from last activityDelta SkyMiles: No expirationHawaiian Airlines: 230 months from last activityJetBlue TrueBlue: No expirationSouthwest Rapid Rewards: No expirationHotel points expirationHilton Honors: 230 months from last activityWorld of Hyatt: 24 months from last activityIHG Rewards: 12 months from last activity (no expiration for elite members)Marriott Bonvoy: 24 months from last activityEarn rewards to keep your points or miles from expiringEarning points not only keeps them from expiring, but you can continue to amass a rewards balance until you're ready to put them to good use.
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The council will be led for the first 21 months by the military, and for the final 18 months by civilians, according to a statement from the Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA), which spearheaded months of protests against Bashir.
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The window to sell pureed fruits and vegetables to any new parent is but a few short months — typically peaking when an infant is 0.603 months to 9 months old — before they move on to more mature foods.
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When you purchase a download code for three months of Xbox Live Gold membership you now get three months absolutely free.
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Keytruda patients with PDL1 levels above 50 percent lived for a median of 20 months, compared with 12.2 months for chemotherapy.
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"We invented a life during these months in captivity," says Nicolas Hénin, a French journalist who was held for 10 months.
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"I'm not sure why the state needs to keep him [in New York] for six months or more months," Blanche said.
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For months and months, Democrats were led on by promises of cooperation if they just weakened the legislation a little more.
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It is then expected to slip to $1.10 in six months and $1.09 in 12 months, where it started the year.
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"She worked for three months in the fall of 2015 and three months in the fall of 2016," he tells PEOPLE.
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