You can go see it once in May, once in June, once in July, and once in August, probably.
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And that was once every week, and that turned into once every two weeks, then once every month, and then once every now and then.
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They once sold $11k golden eggs, once dressed like an egg, and once ate scrambled eggs.
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He is 2134, but his hair, once blue, once mohawked, once dreadlocked, is streaked with gray.
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Equinoxes happen twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall, while the solstices occur once in the summer and once in the winter.
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All's at once, and only once, says the quick of its wings, but the once is endless.
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Maybe save it for a special occasion once a year...or once every five years...or once a decade.
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Try it once in the morning, once around lunchtime, and once on your way home from work, for example.
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Once he left the field, once the clock ticked 24, once tomorrow came, he knew it would all be over.
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I urged him out once — once — for a drink.
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Once in the morning, once in the middle of the day, once in the evening, and anywhere in between as necessary.
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That information cascade actually almost always looks something more like a bomb fuse, where it's shared once, once, once and then it hits Ashton Kutcher and it hits a million people at once.
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Jordan Kimball once said all of these words at once.
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Many clubs have an "ask once, and only once" policy.
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Once Twitter returns you once again to the settings screen.
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I ran once in the morning, and once at night.
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Maybe it's once a day, maybe it's once a week.
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Once for laughs, and once more to appreciate the craft.
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They once charged 80 leaders of the boycott at once.
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Thank God I'm not the kid I once was, or the young woman I once was, or the comic I once was.
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To face this moment and be unable to see you once, to hug you once, to kiss you once ... I am heartbroken.
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I now count myself as a recreational user; I could use heroin once a week, once a month, or once a year.
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The panel is broken into thirds of active (trade more than once a week), swing (trade less than once a week but more than once a month) and passive (trade less than once a month).
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The respondents are broken into thirds of active (trade more than once a week), swing (trade less than once a week but more than once a month), and passive (trade less than once a month).
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Going platinum three times, once for "Love Galore," once for CTRL, and once for "The Weekend," SZA is having anything but beginner's luck.
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Sanders briefed reporters once in September, twice in October, once in November, once in December -- for only 15 minutes -- and twice in January.
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Once you use a kiddie pool once, it's never clean again.
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Once on a debate stage and once in the money chase.
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After all, as I once said, I was the future once.
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I skate like once or twice, once a month or something.
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Give me once a week, give me once a day, maybe.
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After all, as I once said: 'I was the future once.
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It definitely got better once I stopped breastfeeding, once daycare started.
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Never once did Ukraine complain about pressure being applied—not once!
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He was also punished once for fighting and once for assault.
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A stem produces a bud that flowers once and once only.
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Palmer told King she denied access to her image three times: once to the producer, once to an assistant and then once to Songz.
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Once everything is sorted, clicking on the top of the stack will spread it out so you can once again view everything all once.
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Once you've used them once, it's not possible to use them again.
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Penny was once married to Rob Reiner and once dated Art Garfunkel.
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Once again, screenshots were leaked and, once again, YouTube videos were made.
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They were once more common but ceased once his father took power.
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"Once at the [Playboy] mansion & once on [the 'Entourage'] set," she clarified.
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All burgundy at once, or two people in all burgundy at once.
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Once it got stuck once he sent another Ether as a test.
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Once you've gone there once, it's an experience, it's thrilling, it's fun.
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He was shot once in the heart and once in the head.
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We went to Ponza only once; she went to Ponza only once.
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Once I start this exercise route, once I gain or lose weight.
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Once you&aposve been through it once, you&aposve consumed it all.
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It did not matter whether that happened once or more than once.
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Because one is young only once in a life lived only once.
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Who once dressed in footed pajamas, who once was smothered in kisses.
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I saw the show twice, once with Thursday and once with Rosdely.
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Fifty-one percent of drivers reported tailgating at least once; 47 percent reported yelling at least once; and 45 percent reported honking at least once.
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Once all the grandmas and grandpas are using Facebook and once Donald Trump's done with Twitter, once his thumbs can't move anymore, then it's over.
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During the course of her time in prison since 1998, Hill was sexually assaulted once in 2001, once in 2003, at least four times in 2010, once in 2011, and once in 2013, according to Hill and her lawsuit.
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And once you've taken that genie out of the -- you know, once you've let it go once, how do you decide never to use it again?
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A federal counterterrorism official tells PEOPLE that Rahmani, 28, was shot three times: Once in the arm, once in the abdomen and once in the leg.
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For a $26 charge (or one that rounds up to it), you'd swipe once across a 20, once across a 5, and once across a 1.
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A federal counterterrorism official told PEOPLE that Rahami, 28, was shot three times: Once in the arm, once in the abdomen and once in the leg.
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Once upon a time, the Chargers passed half a century in San Diego, a once-sleepy team and a once-sleepy city coming of age together.
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Once during his wedding to Marla Maples, and once at a game show.
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We've tribalized once again, and we're already at each other's throats once again.
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Malaysia hiked once in January and South Korea once at their last meeting.
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Mansur was shot twice, once in the chest and once in the head.
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Yes, that's right: Once more unto the debate breach, dear friends, once more.
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Wind can come all at once and then die down all at once.
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Once you displace families, once you steal the land, the memory is gone.
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He took home the trophy twice: once in 2011, and once in 2014.
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Dragons have died out twice before, once in Westeros and once in Essos.
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Image: GettyDaft Punk has only toured twice—once in 2144 and once 2141.
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At first, we only played once every two months, then once per month.
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He had been shot once in the head and once in the chest.
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And once you do it once, you're like, Okay that wasn't so scary.
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Six percent said once weekly, while 8 percent said less than once weekly.
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They will go into a shop once a month or once a quarter.
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Once you've paired the two once, you never have to do it again.
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You meet a Cousy not once a month but once in a lifetime.
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Tyson Fury reinvented himself once again, and once again he's a heavyweight champion.
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Never once did I hear anybody speak out in similar fashion, not once.
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And once that happens, once he says no, then you're supposed to negotiate.
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Once a week would be good; once a day (yes) would be better.
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Solstices occur twice a year, one in the winter and once in the summer, while the equinoxes occur once in the spring and once in the fall.
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It's only once they reunite once more that it all starts to come back, and they band together to rid Derry of Pennywise once and for all.
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Commit to a "digital detox day" once a week, or even once a month.
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I have been here twice, once for take out BBQ and once for brunch.
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That link will expire once they've downloaded it or once 24 hours have passed.
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Justin Bobby once said "truth and time tell all" — and he's vindicated once again.
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You could also do this manually, once a month or once a fortnight say.
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Once with Devil's Backbone, once with Pan's Labyrinth and now with Shape of Water.
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The paper said Sessions met with Kislyak once in July and once in September.
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Once the oil is hot, gently crack 2 eggs into the pan at once.
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So instead of pushing out features once a day, it became once a month.
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Once construction was complete, Steve was excited to be his sisters' client for once.
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She&aposd been shot twice, once in the heart and once in the side.
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It's at once pet and protector, progeny and parent, and it never once sings.
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Once that's been downloaded and installed, Apple's aging tablet should function normally once again.
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More than a "once in a lifetime" artist... Just a ONCE IN FOREVER ARTIST.
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You were once a plant and should be able to fly free once more.
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Because once I made that break, once I made that public ... [Puzder] vowed revenge.
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I switched to checking Instagram once in the morning, and once in the evening.
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The same people are "voting" twice — once by themselves and once as a group.
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I mean, we only go around once of this crazy planet of ours once.
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Once in the morning for 20 minutes, once in the afternoon for 20 minutes.
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STEP AWAY I go out once in the morning and once in the afternoon.
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Once issued, tickets are nontransferable and may not be reissued once travel has commenced.
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Once that's all done, Adam preps the materials he'll need once he's on-site.
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The researchers defined infrequent consumption as between once a month and once a week.
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Ideally, you'd do this at least once a quarter if not once a month.
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Johnson had once been a cop—all the best drivers had once been cops.
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The networks once did -- we'll see if they're willing to do so once more.
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Once again, an officer asked for his ID. Once again, Mr. Bowen produced it.
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This included data from 1,314 participants collected once in 2006 and once in 2012.
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I realized at once that this was a once-in-a lifetime research opportunity.
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The Fed raised rates once in December 2015 and once again a year later.
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" Weiner once said, "Once you know about a work of mine, you own it.
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Once again a nation sends thoughts and prayers, because it has happened once again.
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Once again, a cathedral was on fire, and once again, the blaze felt impossible.
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The play wasn't culturally unique, USCIS seemed to be telling producers Once Once Producciones.
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It has never once, I've never once thought of it as a conversational element.
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But that hope, like the hope that Trump would act more presidential once he was the GOP nominee or once he was elected president or once he was sworn in or once, well, you get the idea, was doomed from the start.
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Because Pixels and iPhones generally are about once a year, there'll be a big jump forward, and you are doing stuff once a week, or once every two weeks.
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It took styling it once a week and then having it retouched once a month.
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I'm trying to check social media once in the morning and once at night only.
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Once McInnes fixed the violations, YouTube gave him the green light for misogyny once more.
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If it's 23-2-1, for example, you tap once, then twice, then once more.
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But once the time came, and once you made your decision, your entire story evaporated.
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But once the bill stalled, Republicans were able to seize control of events once again.
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I just wanted to try, so once we met, everything changed once he was onboard.
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And once in a while — or maybe once in a great while — things go right.
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Only once the Palestinians have accepted defeat can the conflict end once and for all.
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"Never, not once, not once have I dishonored my public office," said Menendez, a Democrat.
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Once Hall decides to accept a fight again, he'll go into training mode once more.
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They're once again cleaning up in close games and once again outperforming their point differential.
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Flagg once worked with a client once whose broker presented her with only one offer.
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"All speech is seduction," Murdoch once wrote, and she seduced on many levels at once.
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Under him, the once-grand party, once Germany's largest, delivered its poorest performance in history.
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It can be handed down once you know it, and once you're proud of it.
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He did win once on the European tour and once on the Japanese tour since.
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Once the monster appears onscreen, no matter how horrible, it's less scary once it's concrete.
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Ross-Beyah was hit once in the neck and once above the eye, prosecutors said.
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Twice, staff members have walked in on Mfaco, once in his room and once when
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Once you have a working payment method entered, try once again to update your app.
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"It's not even once in a career, or once in a lifetime, it's sort of, I don't know, once in however many careers that something like this [happens]," he added.
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Thirty-one percent said they see fake news more than once a day, followed by 18 percent who said once daily and 11 percent who answered once every few days.
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He was fined four times, including once for taunting a player, once for unnecessary roughness and once for his role in a brawl at the end of Super Bowl XLIX.
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So I would say we go see him once every two weeks, once every three weeks.
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Once it's as low as it can go, the device will be horizontally leveled once more.
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They've been raising once a quarter, so now maybe it will become once every three meetings.
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The firm had once owned Spirit Airlines, and helped grow and shape the once-struggling carrier.
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Once we can see our way, its entire structure is revealed to us all at once.
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He once talked about stopping before Rio, but also once talked about stopping right after Rio.
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As I have transitioned, many things I once loved have lost the resonance they once held.
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Although I did buy 30 tins at once when they were on offer in Tesco once.
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Can I comfortably buy this once now and then once again with the money left over?
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I am a two-coffee-per-day person, once in the morning and once after lunch.
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Once Comments by Celebs posted its Instagram of the encounter, Van Ness fought back once more.
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I'm down to only once a week now, but I like coming in once a week.
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Once again, I order the larger plate and once again, I don't regret it a bit.
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Once-marginalized styles of music were being recognized in a world that once seemed impossibly distant.
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Why print each of the works twice in the book, once in color and once inverted?
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I saw Phoebe once and I saw Julien once or twice, but we're all so busy.
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Donald Trump once tried to give him a doctor recommendation Clooney has only met Trump once.
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Before the merge, he was vulnerable once, and only once, when his ally Morgan was blindsided.
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I once fainted in the OR. I was still fit to operate once I felt better.
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He drinks it straight up, twice a day — once in the morning and once at night.
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Once you've broken those boundaries once in terms of where you can have sex, it snowballs.
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Does the content change once the wall goes up, once you have a new revenue stream?
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Mr. Bemba, once the leader of Congo's opposition, is expected to return to politics once released.
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Once and once only, during the first days of our Bonneville summer, Jim tipped the bike.
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Once exposed to racist content, the once-shocking social media posts can become normalized, she says.
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Microsoft once shunned Linux, free open-source operating system once considered the biggest threat to Windows.
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The black-footed ferret, once declared extinct, is now thriving in the American prairie once again.
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I sang "America the Beautiful" twice — once in the lower register and once in the higher.
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It had the effect of rehabilitating Comey's once-tarnished reputation, while tarnishing Rosenstein's once-sound one.
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Each eligible American should vote once, and only once, and know that it has been counted.
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Once immersed, she sips red wine as she gives thanks, at once reverent and thoroughly worldly.
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What was once solid has become hollow, and what was once abstract now feels almost anthropoid.
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Russia experimented with Prohibition twice—once during World War I, and once during the late 80s.
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Once my hair is gone, once I can no longer taste my food, once I have passed out while shopping for a bread knife in IKEA , once the ex-lovers have all visited to make one last attempt to get me in bed, once the generous humiliations of crowdsourced charity have assured me months of organic produce, I have become a patient.
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Once hormone levels return to normal, you lose all of the strands you held on to at once, making it appear like you've lost a lot of hair all at once.
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"Once you take control of your currency, once you take control of your data, once you take control of your citizenship, that's when you're going to have true freedom," he said.
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Officer Delke fired at Mr. Hambrick four times, striking him three times, the affidavit said — once in the back of the head, once in the back and once in the left torso.
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The affidavit said Officer Delke fired at Mr. Hambrick four times, striking him three times, once in the back of the head, once in the back and once in the left torso.
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But, for some especially lucky people, that once-in-a-lifetime luck inexplicably strikes more than once.
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The pair stand once more and, once again, Rena drills Perjes to the body with another kick.
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According to the 2008 profile, Harding was arrested twice, once for a DUI, and once attempted suicide.
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We make this car trip twice a year, once in the summer and once in the winter.
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Once they bought in and once they accepted their roles, it makes my job a lot easier.
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Chapman hasn't used fish antibiotics, but once sought them out once when she had a sinus infection.
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She wrote about her twice: once for Vogue and once for the New York Times Book Review.
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Fuel prices might be adjusted once a month or once every three months, rather than every day.
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And then you decided, instead of disclosing it once a quarter, to disclose it once a year.
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But powerful storms that once rarely struck might now arrive once a decade, if the trend continues.
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Once Apple added a new Sidebar for Mac, it tried once again to kill the popular reader.
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I've never said once said that I am the best person to look up to, never once.
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"Once broken, you can glue it back together, but it's never as strong as it once was."
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This was done on two different days, once with the compression tights on and once without them.
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Once Putin ditched him, once he lost his protection, Lesin's partners and competitors started going after him.
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Each image can only be viewed once, and then once more within 24 hours using a "replay".
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Once I have got the reaction, once I've got the people talking, that's all I'm worried about.
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Only once a month or "maybe once every couple of weeks," Eldredge will dig into frozen yogurt.
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I've already given up my job once before, and I know I can do it once more.
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He once ejected 11 Pirates at once, then topped himself by booting 15 Dodgers in one blow.
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It is so hard to stop integration once it begins, or retract acceptance once it is given.
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And once you can — or once I did anyways — I found a lot of peace in that.
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Not once during his talk did Musk mention where people will live once they arrive on Mars.
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At the plate, Seager went 2-for-4, scored a run, struck out once and walked once.
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In fact, this once-a-year phenomenon was upstaged by a nearly once-in-a-lifetime event.
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It does not come around that often — usually once in eight years, sometimes once in four years.
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"People are optimistic about Fed cutting rates twice, once in July and once in December," Cooper said.
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Jalloh met with the informant twice, once in April and once in May, according to the affidavit.
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I'm just going to take this opportunity to once again point out that not once ever—ever!
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In fact, I once heard that Eminem was once scheduled to play Toronto and it was cancelled.
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I think I tweeted it once a week and maybe put it on Facebook once a week.
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The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading twice this week, once on Monday and once on Thursday.
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Hectares are surveyed when squirrels are most active — once in early morning and once in late afternoon.
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I take a little nap once all that's done since I've got nowhere to be for once.
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The psychiatrists didn't come around very often, sometimes it was once a week or once a month.
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Every once in a while, CNBC's watches a once-beloved stock fall out of favor with investors.
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But that bill has fallen twice to a Senate filibuster, once in 2013 and once in 2015.
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The board has canceled the Redskins' trademarks twice now: once in 1999 and once more in 2014.
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Do you think having sex once a week, and only once, would be beneficial for your relationship?
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Once the angry and disconsolate are no longer atomized, once it's been decided that something must be done, once they've made themselves into a weapon, that weapon might find out how it works.
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Novo Nordisk expects semaglutide, administered through a once-weekly injection, will take market share from Eli Lilly's once-weekly Trulicity, which in turn has been taking share from Novo Nordisk's once-daily Victoza.
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She also told investigators Frazee asked her to kill his fiancee three separate times previously: once with a poisoned cup of coffee, once with a metal pipe and once with a baseball bat.
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In 2016, the two rival forces clashed once again in Juba, and Machar once again fled the city.
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Once we're introduced to all four of these characters, King then flips the script on us once more.
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"My father brought a little one home once," a young girl reportedly once told the El Colombiano newspaper.
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Once they'd returned from the hospital, Stephen asked J.T. to try to jack up the car once more.
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But it is likely to be good enough to work at least once—and once might be enough.
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"Once you open that Pandora's box, once you create that environment, you're going back in time," he said.
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Major Japanese firms typically pay bonuses twice a year, once during the summer and once near year's end.
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Dr. Larson and Dr. Dobney showed that pigs were domesticated twice, once in Anatolia and once in China.
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So, once we got going and once we learnt how to grow it, we ramped up very fast.
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Tomorrow CEO Brian Krzanich is delivering a keynote once more and may well be talking drones once again.
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Once works by offering a single potential suitor every day (which Once calls a "Match," which is confusing).
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"Maybe we're used to hearing [obsessive or controlling words] once a year or once a month," she says.
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According to a 2008 PEOPLE profile, Harding was arrested twice, once for a DUI, and once attempted suicide.
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It involves sessions once a fortnight for six months, and then a further six sessions, once a month.
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The RLCS finals use a double elimination format that means each team can lose once—but only once.
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Once the new becomes the traditional, it's only natural for people to look for something else once again.
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The Fed updates its estimates once a quarter, and most federal economic data comes out once a month.
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With a targeted push, Apple could once again become what it once was: a leader in digital music.
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Colombia's Once Caldas, where Osorio once played, provided his next job and his first league championship in 2010.
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In one case the same man is sentenced to death twice: once by hanging, once by firing squad.
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And really, once you say 10 minutes, they're willing to do the 20203 minutes once it's about politics.
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Just once, he thought, just once he should say out loud that his wife was full of shit.
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Mr. Dillinger's character harassed Ms. Smith's twice — once in a printing plant and once in a retail setting.
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Sweden and Finland, Russian neighbors that once professed neutrality, are considering the once unthinkable prospect of joining NATO.
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My boyfriend once again has dinner waiting for me, and I'm once again reminded that I'm the luckiest.
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"This was a once-in-a-lifetime, once-in-a-generation thing, everybody was told that," he said.
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To do so, elite workers can look once again to the religions that once kept capitalism in check.
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Britney Spears has also taken on this responsibility twice: once in season 25 and once in season 27.
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"And, once that fell away, then you obviously think, Is he really ill?" the once supportive colleague said.
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You should check your credit reports at least once a quarter, and once a month is probably best.
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We have only twice gone down this road — once with President Andrew Johnson and once with President Clinton.
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But in some places on Earth, the Sun rises only once per year, and sets once per year.
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Today, a busy avenue runs where the wall once stood, and buildings populate the once-barren "death strip."
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After walking the dog, I once again attempt to work out, and once again get distracted by work.
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Once they found a rhythm and once pitches began to crackle, they became progressively more difficult to hit.
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Once again, Mr. Scarcella was asked to defend his work, and once again, he did so without apology.
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And once again, the players knew they had fallen short — by the finest, slightest of margins — once again.
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Natural light now streams in from the newly built interior courtyard, once a salon once used for events.
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Once again Peru got the ball in the box, but once again their shot (by Farfan) was blocked.
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But once this popped up, it was like, 'Wow, this may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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Once (but only once), a horror movie was so violent that one of her staff members passed out.
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Once you've gone once, you're going back to McDonald's and Arby's with the rest of the normal people.
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Mr. Phillips said that the mayor and Mr. Carvalho met twice, once in January and once in February.
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Once your plant is acclimated, or once its roots overgrow its pot, it's time for a new home.
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I've made it twice already this summer, once with super-ripe fresh mangoes and once with canned mango.
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But after he fought once in 2017, once in 2018, and was inactive for 2019, there were problems.
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Once the oil-rich kingdom falls back from its determination to cut, the market will flood once again.
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It allows people to execute multiple tasks at once and can be used by multiple users at once.
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Likewise, Microsoft once shunned Linux, a free open-source operating system once considered the biggest threat to Windows.
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In alley after alley, once-thriving businesses now have bricked-up walls where storefronts or doors once were.
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So don't kid yourself — as Jesse Jackson once said, the hands that once picked cotton now pick presidents.
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Once again, Duchatelet is largely absent; once again, the disdain for the fans is not even thinly veiled.
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But it's not clear those fears will linger once the planes are given approval to fly once again.
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"There's no reason that payroll has to be done once a week or once a month," Mullen said.
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At least once in the morning and once in the evening he makes time to clear his inbox.
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We update everything on our network at least once a year, the most popular stuff once a month.
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His team will once again look to get him the ball in attack once the World Cup starts.
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Cassini will penetrate that formerly inviolate space not once but 193 times, about once a week until Sept.
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Slide up next to us and listen closely, for we're going to say this once and once only.
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This argument speculates that he only warged into the Night King's consciousness once — but that once was enough.
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Once you start to shade the facts, once you engage in persuasion rather than informing, once you're in cahoots with the government, you're really destroying the constitutional relationship between the press and the government.
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That report said Mr. Clark was shot three times in his lower back, twice near his right shoulder toward his back, once in his neck, once under an armpit and once in the leg.
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If Tyrion does do this, he would fulfill the final portion of Daenery's House Of The Undying prophecy, which predicted the queen would be betrayed once for blood, once for gold, and once for love.
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Morton: Well, essentially, once you have an audience, once a person expresses an interest by email, or once you see that they are logging consistently into your conversation room —— Callimachi: He ended up being arrested.
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Once I had that, once we had agreed to these things, I realized it was all I really needed.
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Most of these men get so much attention once they do something horrible, or once they say something horrible.
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But once those speeches end, the majority can now confirm nominees without needing the once traditional minimum 60 votes.
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Once the numbers dwindle down and once the game gets into it, there's no nice way to play it.
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Once your story's complete, you tap "tweet all," and the entire thread goes out to the world at once.
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They reached triple digits once in the first four Finals games, after scoring 100 once in last year's Finals.
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BuzzFeed News followed up twice, once on Wednesday and once on Thursday, and Musk responded with two separate emails.
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Once it's complete, it's expected to only launch once or twice a year for about $1 billion a flight.
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The connection has been studied twice, once finding only a weak correlation and once finding no relationship at all.
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We met once, and then once again, and the third time he told me about the site over waffles.
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Turner once shared that she dyed hers once a week for the part, but says it's now all fake.
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Davenport's case has been unsuccessfully appealed twice since, once by its district board and once by its central board.
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Our memories, once living, can never quite die; our victories, once gained, may in time slide back towards defeat.
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But like a horror-movie audience, once investors have been scared once, they may prove twitchy for a while.
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Body temperature changes once someone has ovulated — and once that happens, it might already be too late to conceive.
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Luckily, every once in a while we're blessed with a nostalgic taste of the great sitcom that once was.
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If you hit a milestone once a quarter or even once a month, treat yourself to a small splurge.
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People can submit once a week, and once they hit 60 points, Domino's will give them a free pizza.
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And once you've done this conversion once, you'll be able to take advantage of backdoor Roth contributions every year.
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At first, you'll probably get shots once or twice a week, and then they'll decrease to once per month.
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You just press once to record, once to stop, and the camera automatically handles all the stitching and processing.
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Cramer noted that the $22.90 level was already tested twice, once in April and once in May, and held.
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But once you abandon religion — once you trade authority for empiricism and the scientific method — you also abandon certainty.
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Once I read that—and I've read it several times—but once I read it, I related to it.
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James fouled out twice in the playoffs when he was with Miami, once in 2012 and once in 2013.
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It's not unusual for some users to post no more than once a week, or even once a month.
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And if you only travel once a year or once every other year, you may not need those rewards.
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Companies are exploring tech themes all at once and chief financial officers are allocating money to once radical ideas.
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McKibbin: It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but it's something that everybody should experience once in their life.
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"The audience votes twice, on their phones, once before the debate and once after it's over," Rosenkranz said recently.
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Einstein's predictions have once again held true, and his own doubts about his theories have once again been unfounded.
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Once the tunnel had disappeared, however, I regained feeling in my body and once again was in base reality.
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Maybe it's something we once thirsted for but once it becomes familiar we don't want to think about it.
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Bungie has held weapons back twice, once during The Taken King and once with the release of Destiny 2.
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Once an irony-laden gesture turns mass — once it reaches the Escada limits — it loses its edge, and appeal.
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Once I'm awake, going to sleep just seems so annoying, and once I'm sleeping, waking up seems so annoying.
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Once again the N.C.A.A. and major professional sports leagues sued, and once again federal courts ruled against New Jersey.
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A hairdresser once recommended the Leonor Greyl Masque Fleurs de Jasmin, and now I use it once a week.
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Once you schedule a program, and once you promote it, then if nobody watches it, you're wasting people's money.
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Three patients were shot once; the others were shot more than once, said Dr. Marie Crandall, a trauma surgeon.
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Once an apartment's rent hits $2,733.75, it no longer falls under any rent regulation once the current tenant moves.
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The average frequency of bowel movements decreased from once a day to about once every day and a half.
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Frustrated, we considered the once unimaginable: my wife's parents' Pinciano neighborhood, which I had once considered stuffy and dull.
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New vegetarians are often advised to do a big vegetable shop once a week and prep everything at once.
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But many are anticipating a surge in excitement once spacecraft start flying people from the United States once again.
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Once Woods turned pro, it wasn't long before he filled out the sweaters that once hung loosely on him.
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G.M. Cruise drivers had to take control once every 1,52.43 miles, while Waymo's drivers intervened just once every 5,600.
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That's why the pros recommend exfoliating once or twice a week — but only once you're not tan or burnt.
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You can use these types once they're created, once they're out there in the culture, to tell your story.
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Per the suggestion of our counselors, we attended individual therapy once a week and couples therapy once a month.
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Once rare, coral bleaching now happens once every six years, leaving behind calcium skeletons where flora and fauna thrived.
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And once those 3 million readers realized that they were angry, feminism once again had cultural momentum behind it.
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They had initially planned on emptying the kiosks once a month, but they were filling up so quickly they had to clear them once a week or once every other week in some cases, Gates said.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The battle for Aleppo — Syria's most populous city — is once again raging, once again trapping hundreds of thousands of civilians, once again rallying fighters seeking an advantage in the five-year-old civil war.
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Perjes stands once more and falls once more as a push kick to the body proves too painful to withstand.
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Conveniently, someone else Dany knows once died Like you could have ever forgotten, once upon a time Jon Snow died.
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We talked about how dopamine activity will go away once something is no longer novel, once it's no longer new.
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Once the whole medical team is there — a urologist, plastic surgeon, and microsurgeon — they can do it all at once.
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Once you go down that path, once you allow these other advertisers in, you lose the respect of your users.
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"He was shot three times, once on the nipple, once on his hand and somewhere else," Lopez told the Times.
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Once I emerged into the light, I never once looked in the mirror to find unblended spots on my face.
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"You'll feel great once we get that placenta out of you," a doctor at another emergency room once told me.
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Once there, among the married couples, he spotted a woman named Maria Cabo whom he had met briefly once before.
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The Raptors no longer miss Carter like they once did, which creates an opening where once there was only hostility.
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Once you get 185,000 stars — valued at around $175— you can cash them out, a maximum of once a month.
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However, Mr Barrow, who once watched out for miscreants at Argos, will need to keep his eyes peeled once again.
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Calhoun went 23-for-23, struck out once and walked once in a 2-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners.
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And especially once I'd been through it once, like with a scary ride, I'd like to do it over again.
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Once this happens — once autonomous networks provide better service at a lower cost — our country will pass a tipping point.
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"Even if we recover a booster stage once and reuse it once, we've doubled our production rate, essentially," Beck said.
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But once the trailer was out, it was clear, and once the film comes out, the truth will be out.
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Bannon, whom Bloomberg once dubbed "the most dangerous political operative in America," once chided Fox News for being too liberal.
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What was the number one thing that surprised you, once you started letting people in, once you opened the gates?
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Once someone starts to kill themselves, hopefully ... Okay, basically once we get reports about this we can take it down.
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It is our third strike on the same ceiling, once with gravel, once with sewage and now with bath water.
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Once again a CGI horde falls to their knees, once again Daenerys finds herself in command of a new city.
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You said people could compare Once to The Commitments, but people have also compared Once to everything you've done since.
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Once again, a Doctors Without Borders hospital was bombed in Syria - not once, not twice but four times within minutes.
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Over the summer of 1987, David's hobby metastasized from a once-a-month diversion to a once-a-week necessity.
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But would you ever shell out serious cash for something you could only use once — or, rather, only eat once?
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On your lunch break, walk around the block once, and when you leave the office, walk around the block once.
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Pictures and videos automatically delete after 24 hours, and once you've opened them, you can replay once or never again.
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I once took a boxing class for the sole purpose of sending out a perfect Snap captioned '*Watches Creed once*.
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The ban will be lifted once the IPC's governing board determines that they can once again fulfill the organizations' requirements.
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Over the weekend, Trump spoke with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe twice, once before the nuclear test and once after.
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Trump spoke twice with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over the weekend, once before the nuclear test and once after.
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Well, the world was reminded once again that the emotional "art" of political campaigns is even stronger than once thought.
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Once off balance, she then fatally banged her head, more than once, on the sharp corners of the crown molding.
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Replace the litter once a week, and swap out your old box for a new one about once a year.
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TENNESSEE: Perryville on the Tennesee River hit 113 degrees Fahrenheit twice in 1930 — once July 29 and once August 9.
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Veronica was hit over and over: three times in her left arm, once in her shoulder, once in her torso.
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We did it twice with the same print: once on an iPhone 6 and once on a Galaxy S6 Edge.
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"Once they go to school and once have own agendas, I don't know, I'm going to be heartbroken," said Wang.
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Once this outcome was discovered, in July, Twitter once again changed its algorithm so that the affected accounts displayed normally.
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Starting on Thursday night, these two teams will meet in the Finals once again; once again, the Warriors are favorites.
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But it seems like the Bronco, like the Juice who once made it famous, may once again soon be loose.
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Once again, there are questions about whether unity can be achieved once the fighting ends and a nominee is selected.
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I shave my legs about once a week, and during the winter, that number is about once every other week.
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Mr. Phillips said Mr. Carvalho met with the mayor twice at Gracie Mansion, once in January and once in February.
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No one — including billionaires — should have their assets taxed twice, once in life and once in death, the argument goes.
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Once cases begin to rise again, authorities will most likely have to mandate social distancing once again — a second lockdown.
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They act as a reminder, as proof, as assertion of what Red Star once was, of what it once did.
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But I think the Pentagon moved pretty quickly, once officials made up their minds, and once this became official doctrine.
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The host apologized twice, once on air where she was reduced to tears and once in a letter to staff.
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Mr. Erdogan, Mr. Yakis remarked, once compared democracy with a tram: You can leave it once you reach your stop.
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He said Astrobotic was aiming to launch once every two years and then increase the rate to once a year.
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Twice, once in 2015 and once in 2017, that group decided that AFM did not need to be nationally reported.
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For homework, or in class, have students read, watch or listen to updates once a day or once a week.
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Once you have kids, your date-night beer adds up to the price of Champagne once all costs are considered.
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In fact, he met with Mr. Kislyak twice, once in his Senate office and once at the Republican National Convention.
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Similarly, at 11D, "400 meters, for an Olympic track" is a ONCE AROUND, and the play ONCE won in [2012].
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Depending on the severity of the patient's depression, it is given either once a week or once every other week.
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The stone leviathan felled, you leave this modest haven behind deprived of the awe it once knew, once inherently held.
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And not just once in a while or once a day but all through the day, the week and life.
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Once you start moving, once you vote that first time, that's a good predictor you'll probably vote again and again.
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To be fair, once he's healthy, Thompson's numbers should stabilize once Cleveland works an actual point guard into their rotation.
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I've seen the show twice, once off Broadway with Williams debating, and once on Broadway with Ciprian taking the stage.
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" In the trailer for the film, Buffett once again echoes his daughter's revelations, saying that there are two turning points in his life: "once when I came out of the womb and once when I met [Susan].
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Last year, researchers led by Oxford's Greger Larson argued that DNA from a 5,000-year-old Irish dog fossil showed signs that this complex evolution happened not once, but twice: once in Europe, and once in Asia.
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As reported in JAMA Internal Medicine, about 14,000 of the women attended religious services more than once a week, about 30,163 attended once a week, about 12,000 less than once a week, and nearly 18,000 never attended.
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A 14-year-old boy, shot once in the right hand, is now stable and a 27-year-old man was shot once in the right hip and once in the right foot and is now also stable.
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Once wages begin to stagnate [in the late '70s/early '80s], once opportunities begin to shrink up, once income inequality begins to spread, that level of mobility becomes more and more remote as an idea, as a reality.
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However, officials soon found that Koller had actually been charged not once, but three times for his lunch — including once before the sixth nugget was discovered, once to charge him for the sixth nugget, and one mystery charge.
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Once the gears in Washington get going, once the military-industrial complex is "cocked & loaded," once the hawks around you begin Iago-whispering that if you don't go forward, you'll be unmanned, it's awfully hard to reverse course.
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"Once you say it, once you get it out there, O.K., you don't have to say it ever again," he said.
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President Trump has sat down with Chinese president Xi Jinping twice for lengthy meetings, once in Florida and once in Beijing.
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In addition to dealing with a divorce, once-married individuals are re-entering a different dating world than they once knew.
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Rolling Stone magazine once declared that rock guitar began with Berry and, once again, it's not hard to make the case.
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Clark was hit six times in the back, once in the side and once in the leg, the independent autopsy found.
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Once a quarter or even once a year is a perfectly acceptable amount to take a peek at your investment portfolio.
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In the interest of science, I tried each location twice, once with a loyalty card (not to brag), and once without.
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"Of course, once back inside, Whiskey ate up the treat he was once coaxed with minutes prior," Scavo told the newspaper.
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But in return they have to take down content once they're informed, or once they learn that there's something illegal there.
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Once they're in place, they're designed to do the work of a normally functioning gene, meaning patients only undergo treatment once.
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So the elusive Once Upon a Time in Shaolin might finally be freed from pharma bro's clutches once and for all.
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It was so funny, once I got into it, once I was in character and singing it, I was into it.
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Against New England, Manning went deep five times, once for a 34-yard gain, once for a touchdown, thrice for incompletions.
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Ginsburg has previously been treated for cancer twice, once in 1999 for colon cancer, and once in 2009 for pancreatic cancer.
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The moon makes an elliptical orbit around Earth once every 27 days, while a full moon happens once every 29.5 days.
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President Donald Trump is once again urging Congress to debate comprehensive immigration reform, and Congress, once again, knows it is unrealistic.
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In the first season, Hulu released the first three episodes at once, with the rest coming once a week after that.
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"We'll start to reflect more on that once we launch and once we start to build this portfolio out," Scherr said.
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Once faith in the currency was restored, farmers and factory-hands could once again work for money, reviving production and exchange.
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But if he repeated his ideas once, then once again, at least three times - then I would take it very seriously.
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New schools, public libraries, open-air gyms and landscaped parks have been built in once once-neglected, no-go slum areas.
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Jeffrey Tambor is once again facing allegations of sexual harassment ... and once again by a person who happens to be transgender.
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I loved the fact that once I had them on, I didn't have to adjust them once while on my run.
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Once they've reached their destination, the crescent-shaped fruits are placed in sealed, heated rooms to make them ripen once again.
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Once the explosion occurred, the star system was slightly altered But once the explosion occurred, the star system was slightly altered.
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When she was 17, the pastor raped her, she said, once at her childhood home and once on a desolate roadside.
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"I once had a normal job and life, but once you denounce, you should get ready for a nightmare," she said.
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Gordon then fled the scene with Kahlia, police said, and once outside the home, shot the baby girl once, killing her.
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Next year, Adobe is ending support for Flash, putting the once-popular multimedia software out its misery once and for all.
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Once on the FMD diet, people receive individual boxes containing food for a fasting period of five days once a month.
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Trump and Obama met twice after last year's election: once in the days following Trump's victory, and once on Inauguration Day.
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At the current pace, our standard of living will double once every 70 years, instead of doubling once every 833 years.
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"I might use the gym just once a week, but that once a week means a lot to me," he said.
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Water doesn't stop flowing once it reaches a state line, and pollution doesn't magically disappear once it reaches federally protected sources.
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Once everyone continues to keep getting healthy and once we're back at full strength, we'll be a problem in this league.
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It was once valued at $47 billion, and the SoftBank executive Rajeev Misra once boasted that it was worth $100 billion.
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CONNECTICUT: Connecticut has reached 106 degrees Fahrenheit twice — once in August 1916 in Torrington, and once in July 1995 in Danbury.
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King Henry V Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more; Or close the wall up with our English dead.
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She is still, like the heroine she once idolized as the little boy she was once expected to be, a fighter.
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Every medical case, to paraphrase the writer Viet Thanh Nguyen, is lived twice: once in the wards and once in memory.
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Once the gun goes off in a race – or once you start clicking action and shoot it, you can't turn around.
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"While once every month is a strong result, I think once every second month is almost transformational for HIV," Stoffels said.
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Clinton visited Epstein's New York apartment at least once, and Epstein visited Clinton's Harlem office at least once, a spokesman said.
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Despite the acrimony, it is common for candidates who once sparred in a primary to come together once one drops out.
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"Once all the facts are released, I'm confident this matter will once and for all be settled and resolved," he said.
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I do gel pedicures once a month, and I try to do a facial at Dtox Day Spa once a month.
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Gregg Singer in his office in the building that was once P.S. 64, once Charas, and now, except for him, vacant.
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Each is read at least twice — once by Mr. Shortz, and once by either Mr. Fagliano or a dedicated puzzles intern.
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The research also shows that income dips happen, on average, once every nine months and expenditures spike once every four months.
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Chelsea Miller, 29 of York, Pennsylvania, usually watches each episode twice per week -- once by herself and once with her mother.
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He tore down the once reliable blue wall of Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, beating the Clinton dynasty once and for all.
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The BOJ sells yen at least 240 times in this period, including once via the Fed and once via the ECB.
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Once driverless cars have reached their full potential—once they truly operate themselves—the benefits described above may indeed be realized.
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One of the burglars fired back, hitting him once in the knee and once in the groin, rupturing his femoral artery.
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The result will be customers in clean energy states paying for capacity twice, once outside the capacity market, once inside it.
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Now the team is braving the land of ice once more to uncover clues as to how forests once flourished there.
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Once a week, she tutors neighborhood children in reading and other subjects in her downstairs apartment, something the nuns once did.
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Now that the government is open once again, Trump's deal-making ability, policy knowledge and spine will be tested once again.
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On your Mac computer, you can work on multiple iMovie projects at once, and easily save them once you&aposre finished.
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Instead, journeys that once took your full 22 minute cycle become two minute excursions once you've learned certain shortcuts and tricks.
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I think it was, in hindsight, once I got comfortable here and once I got comfortable with my not being white.
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Once that was said, I'll be honest, once that was said, a lot of people thought it was over for him.
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The campaign touts itself as bipartisan, boasting participation from Republicans like John Kasich (once governor of Ohio, now a CNN contributor), Arnold Schwarzenegger (once governor of California, now a brand), Olympia Snowe (once senator from Maine, now a think tank fellow), and Hank Paulson (once Secretary of Treasury and CEO of Goldman Sachs, now a full-time philanthropist).
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"1917""Jojo Rabbit""Once Upon a Time in Hollywood""Parasite""The Irishman"Who will win: "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"Once upon a time, it looked like Quentin Tarantino's film was going to win a lot of Oscars.
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A few months later, at an event in New Hampshire, Mitchell once again gave Sullivan "the signal," they went off to a secluded corner, they once again made out, and she once again pushed him off in a panic.
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The project has not come up with an answer yet, but Dr. Larson and his colleagues did publish a report that suggests that dogs may have been domesticated not once, but twice, once in Asia and once in Europe.
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For instance, Discover Weekly only updates once a week, and other personalized playlists like Your Daily Mix only update once a day.
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Humanity almost went extinct once before: It can be estimated from genetic analysis that the population once dipped to exceptionally low levels.
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"Sustainability is something that once you catch wind of it, once you understand it, it becomes embedded in your personality," said Sagusay.
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Clark was shot six times in the back, once in the side and once in the leg, said the attorney, Benjamin Crump.
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Once the salami begins to sizzle, cook, flipping once halfway through, until the slices are dark brown and crisp, about 5 minutes.
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They might not stand up right away, or even all at once, but once they're cornered, there's no force harder to repel.
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Once you enter the United States, once you cross, whether you are a citizen or not, you have the same Constitutional rights.
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"Once you actually try it, once the reality sets in, very rarely does it end up being a good experience," he explains.
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Just look at GoPro – the company once sold six different cameras at once – and all of them essentially did the same thing.
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Once public, these companies could simply give stock to their drivers, kind of like T-Mobile once gave it to certain customers.
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You know once you've won, and you've done it, and they've done it, once you've done it there's a lot less pressure.
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CL: We overheard, once, a girl once in a restaurant saying that her boyfriend had an accident, and did not remember her.
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In a completely unsurprising turn of events, the once-imaginary, now-very real Nicki Minaj/Cardi B beef has escalated once again!
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The film has been rereleased twice in addition to its initial run, once in 434.99D and once to celebrate its 2013th anniversary.
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That allows a single bit to potentially hold two values at once, or for two bits to hold four values at once.
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They completed the functionality test once without vision aids, once with any vision aids they had available and then with the OrCam.
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"If I want to tour two albums at once, I'm going to tour two albums at once," she told Billboard through tears.
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"Going through that once is one thing, but having to rewatch it once it airs is a whole other thing," she said.
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Art Review Once upon a time the Gagosian Gallery produced museum-quality shows at an unmatched rate — at least once a year.
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In fact, Lesnar submitted two tests in 2019 -- once in the 1st quarter (January through March) and at least once in April.
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Once you change your lifestyle and your friendships, once you get through the 12 Steps, what's the benefit of going to meetings?
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The once-safe Republican seat shifted to a toss-up, and even in some cases, Democratic-leaning, once Bayh entered the race.
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Once rid of the fearful and vilifying male gaze, we can recover Medusa's "grace" and "mailed radiance," rendering her human once more.
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" Obama said that "probably at least once a week, maybe once a day, I said, 'Ah, I should have done that better.
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President Trump has once again taken to Twitter to make a statement and, once again, people have some harsh words in response.
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Once the narrative was pierced, I started to see dozens of flaws, in the same way I'd once seen nothing but connections.
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The Lannisters clearly believe that once the war is over, everybody will flock to their side, happy to be allies once again.
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He once smoked five packs of cigarettes a day, and -- because of medication -- once tipped the scales at close to 300 pounds.
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For the longest time, she thought that having three babies at once was normal and that everyone has three babies at once.
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Once you've committed... Once you've committed, it's very hard to walk out of that cell even though the door is open. Yeah.
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I strain it twice, once in a sieve and once through a coffee filter to get rid of the really fine sediment.
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I didn't know him at all but once he, once he went public and I watched him, he was treated really badly.
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He met with her once at EPA headquarters, once at the White House and had a joint call with her and Sen.
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SAN FRANCISCO — McAfee, once one of the household names in computer security software, is poised to become an independent business once more.
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Once I felt some evil force had come to make a bargain; once I saw a calming presence and felt at ease.
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Hannibal, once captured by Scipio Africanus, is believed to have given his own ranking system to Scipio, once the two started talking.
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The play is called once, and Vander Laan had to know where he was going and what he was doing, at once.
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What Mr. Lampert once called an "enormous undertaking" to revive Sears, once America's biggest retailer, has become an increasingly forlorn pursuit, however.
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I do like how pretty much once you go through this whole process once, you don&apost really need the instructions again.
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When the botox wears off and my balls begin to tighten once more, I may even decide to visit Mesa once again….
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The path may run in many directions at once — a formal luxury that was once the exclusive province of the creative artist.
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Once you've gone through a screen once or twice, you'll likely have a new power to try the next time you return.
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"Once the GOP saw a face and a story — once they started seeing us here — they started questioning the bill," Dysard said.
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He seems to constantly be reminding himself of that, taking stock of what once was lest we forget it once it's gone.
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They are filling the void that Christianity once owned, without any of the wisdom and culture and restraint that Christianity once provided.
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Because income should be taxed once and only once, pass-throughs make perfect sense as a preferred way to organize a business.
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It was Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel for the ninth once again, and once again he slammed the door on Los Angeles.
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A 100 meter object might hit once every ten thousand years, and a 200-meter object might hit once every 30,000 years.
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"Once we come to an agreement on these, and once the situation is under control, Facebook will be live again," he said.
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"A prison warden once wrote us that a convict had made a harpsichord while serving time for murder," Mr. Zuckermann once recounted.
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Earth pirouettes around its axis once every 24 hours or so, while Jupiter spins comparatively briskly, once in roughly 9.8 Earth-hours.
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The way we once regarded dogs — not the cleanest creatures but useful to have around — is the way we once regarded children.
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It's no surprise that once the final season debuted, critics began to once again describe Downton Abbey as pleasant and even poignant.
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Once they were back downstairs, Ms. Battilana slipped out a side door, and Mr. Weinstein was once again confronted by a detective.
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"Locations once thought to be lost are beginning to appear, but they aren't the same as they once were," developer Epic explains.
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Once enabled, you can then click a notification once to expand it, and then select it again to access any available actions.
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Once you've entered, just cross your fingers and manifest some luck, and you'll be notified directly once a winner has been selected.
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Given all that was once asked of our public broadcaster, and all that it once promised, that is nothing short of infidelity.
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"If We Were Villains" is, then, a readable, smart, pretentious, youthful book, at once charming and insufferable, at once good and bad.
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The once-iconic brand that became synonymous with American industrial success is no longer the prize for potential bidders it once was.
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Then, we add content to those boards as we come across them, whether that's once a week or once every two weeks.
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My father was married twice before I was born, once to a woman I met much later and once to my mother.
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A dream that one day carnival will grace us with its life-affirming presence not once a year but once a month.
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New York (CNN Business)The Sears brand, once the mightiest in retail, is only worth a fraction of what it once was.
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Maybe once Trump releases his records, we'll know once and for all if Joe Biden could beat him in a foot race.
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With such capabilities, cruise missiles could be launched from many locations at once and could be detonated on numerous targets at once.
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Every checklist matters, even if it's once a week or once a month, of if you visit a new place, he says.
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Never once, in 2000 fights, has he lost by KO or TKO, never once threw a fight for gambling...this was Rotnarong.
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Kiselov left Russia for Ukraine after Putin's government seized control of the once-independent television station Kiselov once ran, NTV, in 2001.
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Trump once likened Carson to a child molester, said his anger was pathological and once even grabbed his own belt buckle to skewer Carson's claim that he attempted to stab someone once but was thwarted by hitting the person's belt.
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"Once all the legal issues and protocols are sorted, the idea would be that ... once it was approved by the European Parliament, then each (Mercosur) country could begin tentatively operating once its own Congress gave the go-ahead," he said.
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Once the tube was removed from his lungs, once he could breathe on his own again, once he knew he would survive the failing heart and collapsed lung that hospitalized him for weeks, Kevin Payne headed home with much trepidation.
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Once we've picked our team, once we know what we fear about the opponents, our minds reorient the world to protect those thoughts.
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"Once she met someone once, it was like she knew them for life," Denise Haley, a friend of Sabrina Stauffenberg's family, tells PEOPLE.
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However, since the story has once again turned up as a top Google News hit, we will deign to debunk it once more.
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But, as Marie Claire points out, Reddit commenters have once again shown up to dismantle any assumptions we once had about the series.
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These risks are rising each year, so what was once a "500-year" storm is now much more common than it once was.
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Once that sequence ends, though, the Banks children return to the real world, where they are faced once again with their real problems.
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I listened to it once stoned and once sober, and I liked it more sober, which is disconcerting for this band in particular.
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So it is vital for people to move quickly into work once qualified, and to hold on to jobs once they get them.
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Once Mercury swings back into forward motion, so will you, putting the finishing touches on your to-do list once and for all.
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"They spoke every morning and lunched together once a week or once a fortnight," Majesty magazine's editor-in-chief, Ingrid Seward, told PEOPLE.
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I not once -- not once -- through the days that National Enquirer piece was out, tweeted that out, mentioned it, commented on it, OK?
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We're currently living through an unstable moment in history, one where dark forces we once thought extinguished are once again rearing their heads.
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Tomorrow, as the PSL once again reemerges to both squeals and eyerolls, perhaps I'll once again find myself in line to order one.
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Atlantic City is preparing for its casino headcount to fall once more, from eight to seven, once the Trump property closes next month.
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Once he does that once, all the guys in the bar want to try it and show the crowd how manly they are.
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Maybe you meet once a week or once a month, or perhaps your boss sends you thoughtful and constructive emails every so often.
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Once inside the wooden house, the calf is fed, washed and put to bed with a fluffy pillow once used by Tol Khut.
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Instead they advocate to change the outcomes and, once in power, will no doubt demand adherence to the same process they once thwarted.
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Once McConnell abolishes the filibuster, the new power-uber-alles standard will be cemented, and the playing field will be leveled once again.
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Once winner from each episode advances to the semi-finals, they'll face off once again for a spot in the Tournament of Masters.
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But once they nominate someone — once they nominate anyone — that person is guaranteed the support of both the party's elites and its voters.
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There are far fewer dots on the board at once, however, and once you eat them all the layout shifts and play continues.
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The man who once led the search, National Economic Council head Gary Cohn, was once considered virtually certain to get the job himself.
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Gelatinous animals are in a particularly tough spot, because they decompose faster once they're eaten and also easily dissolve once caught in nets.
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But once I did, the warning disappeared, and I could once again remove my hands until the next warning a few minutes later.
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Every once in a while -- every once in a while I look at it, I mean, it's so boring, we don't want it.
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"Russia will cease activity once they've done everything they need to do, once they've basically rendered the free Syrian opposition … defeated," Corker added.
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MONTANA: Montana hit 117 degrees Fahrenheit on two occasions: once in Glendive in July 1983, and once near Medicine Lake in July 1937.
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"The image of yourself entering my room once or more a day is most profound and comforting," he once uttered into his Dictaphone.
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The Roku mobile app works well as a replacement remote once your phone and Roku device are once your on the same network.
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So it's more the situation I inherited once I made the decision to come, and then what transpired once I made the decision.
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The strikes, more limited than once seemed likely, were designed to deter the Assad regime's use of chemical weapons once and for all.
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The atmosphere quickly changed once it was determined that the United States would have to once again wait for its first woman president.
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Gina recognizes this and, once confirmed, she will work hard to restore the eye-watering excellence the agency once enjoyed in language skills.
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This is initially done once every few weeks, but can be reduced to around four times a year once iron levels are lower.
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How terrible it is to contemplate, once again, that the government itself might once more be the very instrument of terror and division.
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As Mr. Bush himself once famously tried, yet failed, to say: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me."
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Bringing this once-audacious prank to the stage in 2017 faces a hurdle: how to make the original broadcast once again seem surprising.
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Evacuated residents can get a glimpse of what they'll return to once they're allowed to go back to where their homes once stood.
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She suggests financial date nights, like once a month or, if you have been married for a long time, maybe once a quarter.
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They'd go through and throw it all away once a month, once every few months, or whenever someone OD'd on meth or something.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who replaced him, dialed back once-daily news briefings to once every few weeks as her credibility was increasingly battered.
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In 2016, the two rival forces clashed once again in Juba, and Machar once again fled the city — as well as the country.
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Coach Pete Carroll has reminded players that Chancellor once starred on special teams, that Thomas once yielded lots of catches, lots of yards.
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The eyewitnesses said General Raziq had been hit four times — twice in the leg, once in the abdomen and once in the chest.
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But once we were onstage, once there was an audience there, it was great fun because you can just get away with murder.
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During the standoff, the son, Kodi Gaines, was struck twice by the officer's gunfire — once in the face and once in the elbow.
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"Once upon a time, it was paradise / Once upon a time, I was paralyzed / Think I'm gonna miss these harbor lights," Larson sang.
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On Medicine Every medical case, to paraphrase the writer Viet Thanh Nguyen, is lived twice: once in the wards and once in memory.
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Every once in a while, an organization implodes so fantastically that it's hard in retrospect to understand why another outcome once seemed possible.
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"Once the violence erupted, once the plan was altered, we had to quickly transition our officers into their protective gear," Chief Thomas said.
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The dream of lesbian domesticity that once seemed out of reach—that she once had cut into her back—is now Opie's reality.
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The White House is prepared to roll out executive actions piece by piece, not necessarily all at once, once the President signs off.
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For example, once the design is approved, once we do the certification flight, there are pilot training requirements that have to be defined.
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Once she slipped the dress on during the fitting, Kardashian West discussed how she planned on posing once she hit the red carpet.
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Once again, Yusuf travelled to Cairo to take office, and once again the parliament was soon cancelled, this time by a court order.
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Today, Draghi once again made clear that...only once the patient is able to sprint an entire marathon will the crutches come off.
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Sometimes, it can show you what once was, reminding you of an intimacy where the signal, once strong, is a bit weaker today.
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That falls to 56% among those who discuss it once a week, and 39% for those who discuss it about once a month.
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He prides himself on learning quickly: "Once I have done something once, I don't need to be shown how to do it again."
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"Once it gets said once or twice, it'll just get repeated forever and ever, whether it makes any sense or not," he says.
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Losing seven children at once is not something that is supposed to happen once you have safely fled a war zone, he said.
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As a result, the "once-shocking violence becomes normalized" and citizens stop responding with the panic and outrage that were once their reactions.
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Once reconstruction of the park is finished, the cloud would dissipate, returning only once a year to mark the anniversary of the attacks.
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There are three categories that are used: "medical improvement expected" (varies between once every six months and once every 4103 months), "medical improvement possible" (once every three years) and "medical improvement not expected" (once every seven years.) But the proposed rule introduces a new category, which would be called "medical improvement likely," and would be subject to review every two years.
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Once we learn to ask, once we learn to presume that all children are competent to communicate on their own behalf, once we learn to believe victims, these tyrannical authority figures will no longer be able to abuse disabled children with impunity.
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Though there are no established dates, the Sherman will face his former teammates twice next season, once in Seattle, and once in Santa Clara.
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The FDA is required to inspect facilities that handle high-risk foods once every three years, and once every five years for other foods.
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Once a person is set on their scent, or once a perfume is entrenched in culture as being prestigious, it's hard to unseat them.
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Once it's complete, it will hold as many as 4,000 people at once, split between the vast ground floor and the balcony dining areas.
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"Once the staff accept the time, once work is suspended while staff members continue to receive pay, the artistic work can emerge," she said.
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There once was a time when it was relatively straightforward — developers like Zynga once printed money selling virtual cows through Facebook's popular gaming platform.
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Once SpaceX is flying Starship regularly, she said the rocket will be able to launch nearly seven times as many Starlink satellites at once.
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Once a bright spot in the internet's otherwise dark history with music, the platform took a turn once it tried to start making money.
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Once you've trained your dead-eyed fish, you take it to compete in the aforementioned jumping matches, wherein you command it to jump once.
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"It has made me question tenets I once held true and friends I once held dear," Kalea says in the documents of her alcoholism.
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We would smoke pot every once in awhile, but usually once we were on acid we were trying to bump our high back up.
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The then-senator met once with Sergey Kislyak in his capacity as a member of the Armed Services Committee, and once after an event.
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Start with the XZ Premium's glaring exterior: a perfect mirror-finish chrome that's at once distractingly reflective and upsettingly ugly once it's been touched.
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Once the source sentence is encoded, a decoder network generates a word-for-word translation, once again taking account of the immediately preceding word.
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Subscriptions can come as frequently as multiple times a week to as infrequently as once every three months, though most deliver once a month.
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Once he wakes from his porn and junk food-induced catatonic state, the once apathetic warden assumes a new role: that of a savior.
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Once this issue has been raised, the pupil is tested by a specialist and then once the diagnosis is received additional support is provided.
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And once we did, it only took seeing J.Lo whipping her booty-grazing weave once to make us want hair down to the floor.
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Once scientist hopes to stink up the smell myth once and for all, with a new review paper explaining how this underrated sense works.
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"Once you advocate for Hong Kong independence, would you go back and think, hey, let's be real, let's embrace China once again?" he asks.
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Echoing Heraclitus, who said that you can only step into the same river once, Thiel believes that each moment in business happens only once.
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Luke P. once again proves just how extra he is by giving Hannah a massage and taking off his shirt once it's his turn.
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Once I told him, he said that I should go back to Pakistan once I am done studying so I can fix my country.
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She also notes that once you put the meatballs in the frying pan, you have to leave them alone and only flip them once.
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It is often said of hot peppers that they will burn you twice; once on the way in, and once on the way out.
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Harker said he expected the Fed would "at most" hike interest rates once in 2019 and once in 2020 if current conditions remain intact.
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Once your agency hooked you up with Patrick Stewart, once you realized he was a possibility for the role of Darcy, what convinced you?
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It seems that investors just aren't confident right now that these once stock market strongholds are are worth as much as they once thought.
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Armed with a 7.65-mm pistol, the man fired twice at Gucci, hitting him once in the shoulder and once in the lower back.
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Today, Japan once again gets most of its soybeans from the United States, though American farmers don't dominate the market as we once did.
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Once she arrives at school, we see a Woodstock-looking group of mean girls give her the once-over as she walks to class.
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She cycles past the house twice every weekday, once on her way to the hospital where she works, once after her shift is over.
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On its website, the agency advises tenants to check smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors once a week and replace batteries once a year.
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Once the merger went through, the combined company was sitting on US$55.5bn of debt - a significant burden once commodity prices began to tumble.
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Libya, once a destination for hardworking migrants across the continent to earn a living wage in decent conditions, can become just that once again.
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"To be honest, there was some anxiety there, but once I paddled out and once I caught a wave, it was fine," Fanning said.
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A year before Heaven was born, Mr. Maldonado attacked Ms. Irizarry on two consecutive days, once with his fists and once with a machete.
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I ended up going back to advertising once I had children, and then on to something else once they were firmly ensconced in school.
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The consumer will once again be worth betting on because they'll have more cash from tax cuts and technology stocks will once again rally.
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He had a platelet-rich plasma injection two weeks ago, and Showalter said things could move pretty quickly once Flaherty begins throwing once more.
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When my mother comes to New York, she will see her once or twice a week but I only see her once a month.
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Trump and Putin have met twice before: Once in July at the G20 summit in Hamburg, and once in November at APEC in Vietnam.
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No. But, every once in awhile (or rather, once every 365 days), it's nice to pull out all the stops and do something special.
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Reaching 7,500 points would require UberX 8 times per week, Uber Eats once per week and Uber Black to the airport once per month.
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With my new bleached strands, I now wash my hair roughly twice a week — once with a purple shampoo and conditioner, and once without.
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"Brushing once a day is better than not brushing at all, but it's not ideal because we do not eat only once," Natour says.
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We're hardly more advanced than the ancient Persians, who, Herodotus says, made big decisions by discussing them twice: once while drunk, once while sober.
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Once Iger became CEO, his next step was to clearly communicate the three priorities face-to-face with all stakeholders — not once but constantly.
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The wide, ground-floor corridor, which once allowed anyone and everyone to cut through the building, will become a public pass-through once again.
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We have never seen the entry JOCK, for example, clued as an undergarment, although JOCKSTRAP was used once — and only once — back in 2010.
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While Barack Obama once dismissed Russia as "a regional power," President Trump's national security strategy describes the country as "a great power" once again.
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As technology advances, it regularly lets us do things we once didn't think were possible, or that we were once told we shouldn't do.
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Every time we dropped it, it was once again appropriate because once again, it feels like we need somebody like that in the forefront.
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The logic: Because audiences are more fragmented than they once were, there are fewer places to reach large groups of people all at once.
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Once the user chooses to watch a film with its subtitles, the streaming service pulls all the components together and displays them at once.
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Once again, the Mets wasted a spectacular starting pitching performance, this time by Jacob deGrom, and once again their offense barely displayed a pulse.
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In the report, Waymo said this happened once every 5,000 miles the cars drove in 2016, compared with once every 1,250 miles in 2015.
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Once again, lawmakers are proposing fixes that they say will help address the current state of elections, and once again, those proposals fall short.
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The kitchen was likely once the stables, said Annalisa Duff, the owner, and the central hallway, once a kitchen, still has an ornamental stove.
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What&aposs happening in the software industry with containers is a "once in a decade, once in 2 decades kind of transformation," he said.
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The likelihood of an Arctic Ocean free of sea ice in summer would be once per century, instead of at least once per decade.
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Once the towns of Gloucestershire sprawl, once houses are built over areas like these, the memory of a landscape dies, literally buried by concrete.
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Getting co-opted by two brands at once may be what finally kills the discussion once and for all, but man, we hope not.
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In the cyber underworld, you only get to use covert access once, because once exposed, the hole is patched, and the access is lost.
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Once you arm yourself with these tools, you will discover the world you once believed was inaccessible has been waiting for you all along.
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"From a societal perspective, the benefits of giving everyone modafinil once a week are probably worth a dead kid once a year," he wrote.
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"It's hard to change all of your behavior at once, or get somebody else to change all of their behavior at once," says George.
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And once it does, it only goes through the recycling process once or twice before ending up in incinerators, landfills, or in the ocean.
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Reduced to a fraction of the territory it once controlled, the group that once swept across Iraq and Syria now faces total territorial annihilation.
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Point being, this is a series that has reveled in campy nonsense more than once — and more than once, it's been terrible at that.
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President George W. Bush, did it twice -- once on a consolidated appropriations bill in 2628, and once on a defense authorization act in 28500.
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I'm pretty sure Doctor Doom tried this at least twice, once with the Silver Surfer (another person of color) and once with the Beyonder.
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So we tried that, and I thought once you stand on them all at once, you stepped on them, it would just close permanently.
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His once-fabulous eye for balls and strikes slowly deserted him, and a man who once led the league in hitting has not surmounted .
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Once the agency started receiving reports that families were being split up at the border, in late summer 2017, White once again raised concerns.
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I always think of once reading about the perfect way to commit murder once — it might have been this interview with P. D. James.
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It has made just two appearances in the puzzle already, once in 2005 (plural, clued as "Jerks"), and once in 1975 (plural again, "Oafs").
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"There has been tremendous research on breast cancer and AIDS, which lowered mortality rates on diseases we once thought once insurmountable," Dr. Cerel said.
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The 1991 Bulls went 15-2 in the playoffs, losing just once to Magic Johnson's Lakers, and once to the Sixers in round two.
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We recorded it twice with Bjorn, once with Mark Ralph, and once by ourselves, but somehow we couldn't capture the essence of the song.
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Every year I put a white rose on it—her favorite flower—once on her birthday and once on the day that she passed.
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I've talked to Kurt Volker, Gordan Sondland, the EU ambassador -- every name that you've seen out in the media and not once, not once as God as my witness, not once was a Biden name -- not the former vice president, not his son ever mentioned.
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If I'm just opening your chat app once a month or once a week, you don't have the right to label me an "active" user.
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The theme song returns, twice: once in original form, once belted by Carly Rae Jepsen over footage of the characters today and a generation ago.
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But once you see red and once you've just gone, and I knew with the honesty issue, she'd be gone and she was gone… crazed.
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Once Carmen was out like a light for the night, her mom took to Instagram once more to share a sweet message to her daughter.
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Once the invite is accepted (you only have to accept once), you can pull up Walkie-Talkie, tap the Talk button, and say your message.
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And once you're done, you just toss it in the bin... but have you ever thought about what happens with that wipe once it's trashed?
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Barrow once was a security guard at an Argos retail store in London where he once tackled a shoplifter, according to reports in UK newspapers.
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He has also stenciled the title, "Farley Breaks Down/After Larry Burrows" twice, once along the top of the painting and once along the bottom.
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Once, when I was playing in the woods with my brothers and sisters, we found what had once been a man, hanging from a tree.
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Once the moose awoke she ran off into the woods once more, unharmed from the incident, with an amazing story to tell her moose friends.
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He once threatened to "come find" one of the guys after the show, and he also once threatened to cut everyone's legs and arms off.
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Once found, they'll be brought to Egypt Once they're found, the black boxes will be brought to Egypt, a civil aviation ministry official told CNN.
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He worked private security, a job that would see him stabbed twice, he told me, once in the side and once in the butt cheek.
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"Not once, as God is my witness, not once was a Biden name — not the former vice president, not his son — ever mentioned," he said.
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The group once hid a giant box of granola bars from Paul because after filming shirtless scenes he would binge eat around 15 at once.
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Once he had Meagan handcuffed and in leg shackles, he returned to her husband, shooting him once more in the back, according to the indictment.
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But it did play the major role in organizing Pompeo&aposs two trips to Pyongyang, once as CIA director and once as secretary of state.
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Once the announcements are made tomorrow (and once you're done crying or gloating), you have exactly one month to prepare your scorecards and drinking games.
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Once you've set everything up, the screen will flicker a few times, but once the dust settles you'll be using the Predator X27 as intended.
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Happ has pitched more than six innings just once in his last six starts and has lasted longer than 173 217/27 once all season.
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The rectangular little robot on wheels cleans and oils the lanes, going over them once forward, once backwards, until moving on to the next lane.
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"Once again we find ourselves having no choice, once again it is what the mayor wants or nothing," Alderman Leslie Hairston said before the vote.
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Some two-thirds of respondents noted that they purchase prepared foods at least once a month, with 19 percent making these purchases once a week.
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Bethenny Frankel got screwed in her divorce -- once by her ex-husband and once by her own lawyers -- so she claims in a new lawsuit.
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And not once did she ever, and once again I thought that just speaks to her character and how [incredibly focused] and professional she is.
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The album illustrates how alternative R&B, or what was once called neosoul, has expanded and consequently swallowed up what was once called art-rock.
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The studio's once-pristine equipment was falling into disrepair; engineers like Johnson, once the best in the business, were strung out and off their game.
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They have met in person twice -- once at a formal bilateral meeting in Germany and once on the sidelines of a leaders' summit in Vietnam.
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Before I know it, I'm once again face-to-face with an Atlas interface, its invisible alien technology pulling me inside once I'm close enough.
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Once again, the left is prioritizing the public interest over expediting its defining ideological priorities, and once again the right is doing just the opposite.
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"Once you start doing that, once you cancel — so you're doing a rally and rallies are meant to be fun," Trump told Ingraham on Monday.
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The problem with watching Guillermo at press events is that once you've seen his unique interview technique at least once, all others pale in comparison.
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Fortress Investment Group once saw its shares once trade above $30 per share, but this year it was acquired by SoftBank for $8 per share.
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He returned to China only twice — once in the 1920s, when he married my grandmother, and once in the 1930s, when my father was born.
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Once known as the "breadbasket of Africa", Zimbabwe may once again have a chance at genuine economic growth after decades of decline, according to analysts.
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Jerry Garcia once lived there in the early 1960s, Muhammad Ali once sparred there, and it now has many subsidized rooms for low-income residents.
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He said the plan was to spray once a week with Naled to kill adult mosquitoes and once a week with insecticide to kill larvae.
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More than half the mothers used the drug at least once at 18 weeks of pregnancy, and 42 percent at least once at 32 weeks.
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TEXAS: The lone star state has hit 120 degrees Fahrenheit — once on August 12, 1936, in Seymour, and once on June 28, 1994, in Monahans.
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And once politicians succumb to the drug, once they load up on it more and more, it becomes increasingly difficult to wean themselves from it.
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"I give these comments about 24 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sided with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Sen.
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The world's biggest phone show is set to see the once-beloved brand's big return to the smartphone space it once so unceremoniously left behind.
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Certain airlines would also fire female flight attendants once they turned 32, or once they got married, to keep their workforce young, single, and beautiful.
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But it's worth remembering that Yahoo was once one of the most powerful tech companies in the world, and BlackBerrys once dominated the cellphone market.
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Once again, the Bengals achieved impressive regular-season success, and once again they found a new way to reach a new low in the postseason.
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For instance, can we assume that someone who's having sex once per year is just as happy as someone who's doing it once per week?
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The U.S. men's team, by comparison, has only reached the quarterfinals of the World Cup once, in 2002, and the semi-finals once in 1930.
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" He said for those exact reasons, these once clandestine agencies (the NSA was once known colloquially as the "No-Such-Agency) turned to social media.
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The company once known as the "Netflix of China," was also taking on Apple, Google, Amazon and Tesla all at once here in the States.
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The cable cars connect to areas that were once considered "no-go" neighborhoods like Santo Domingo, which was once one of the city's most dangerous.
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Once mental health care reform has a place on the national stage, we can take the necessary steps to banish stigma once and for all.
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But once the pandemic peaks, it will have another, more familiar role: showing how long it takes to recover, leading the world forward once again.
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Once there, Ms. Yun learned that the Cambodian civil war had decimated once-vibrant aspects of Cambodian culture, including the work of artists and intellectuals.
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Once I gave up on trying, once I realized that I'd never blend in, I felt myself opening up to new experiences back in Amsterdam.
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Once that happens, RAND found, fentanyl can spread quickly, and there aren't any examples of a market going back to heroin once fentanyl takes over.
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The gunman was struck twice — once in the neck and once in the foot — and was hospitalized but was expected to survive, the chief said.
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Once all 20 of the Academy Awards acting nominations this year went to white actors, Hollywood's longstanding diversity issues emerged (once again) in national conversation.
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A 15-year-old Huntington student, George (his middle name), tried to kill himself twice, once by hanging himself and once by slitting his wrist.
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Kamara caught four passes for 2385 yards and ran once for 280 yards, sparking New Orleans — and the crowd is once again in a tizzy.
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Things take a turn for the jailbreak once Claire realizes that Jamie is in danger of being arrested under suspicion of murder once he lands.
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But once I got those rights back, once I got that letter stating that I could vote, I made it my duty to be here.
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Even "Un Giorno di Regno," Verdi's comic opera once debunked as an embarrassment for the composer of "Falstaff," is not the obscurity it once was.
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A friend of mine once said: You should be nervous at least once a week in your job or it's time to do something else.
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Kerik, who was once the commissioner of the New York City Department of Corrections, was also once a bodyguard and driver for Giuliani in 1993.
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Once you sign up, you just find the Clear kiosk, and once it verifies you, you get brought to the front of the security line.
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He started this season on loan at Burnley, and — hampered by injury — he played once in the Carabao Cup and once in the Premier League.
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Once you do, obviously it's a relief, but it also helps you to then deal better once you are in the lead of a race.
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Over 303 seasons in the MIAC, St. Olaf won the regular season title once, in 2009, and qualified for the N.C.A.A. tournament once, in 2006.
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"Not once as God as my witness, not once was a Biden name - not the former vice president, not his son ever mentioned," Perry said.
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I returned to My Quang Ba Mua twice — once in the morning and once again in the late afternoon to learn of the different varieties.
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After inviting her to sit with him on the couch, Birdsall said, Seal once again made fun of her outfit and groped her once more.
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"Locations once thought to be lost are beginning to appear, but they aren't the same as they once were," the developer explained at the time.
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ISRAEL: No. Once the scene -- once the scene is -- medical people wouldn't go inside until you're sure that they're not going to get killed inside.
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To do this, click once to highlight the first folder, hold down the shift key, and click once on the last folder in the sequence.
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Clinton and her husband do not have the same pull they once did in a party that was once nearly synonymous with their last name.
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Once the group stage begins, the teams compete in a round-robin format, where each country plays the other three in the group just once.
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Still, it was canceled not once, but twice — once from its Comedy Central home, and then again from its subsequent home on the SCI FI Channel.
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When the shooting began, he attempted to flee, but was shot once in each arm, and once in his back -- half an inch from his spine.
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"Once the legal marketplace has established its roots, once it is on its way to success, the tax rates will return under this bill," said Bonta.
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For a nomad, a motorcycle means the difference between making it to town for supplies (and a phone call) once a week versus once a month.
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That it ended just as Roseanne was once again the focus of our culture's collective attention is at once apt and more than a little sad.
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What's the scenario we can put Steve in to once again surprise us and once again step up in a way that a stereotypical character wouldn't?
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And, you know, once the rhetoric stopped, once they did a great thing — you know, North Korea did a great thing by going to the Olympics.
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"We used to have one of these business-damaging events once a year but now we have them more than once a month," groans Sir Tim.
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And once you get that opportunity, once you have done the things that you imagined you could do, you can't un-know that truth about yourself.
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You can split screen using the same app, such as viewing two notes at once or two emails at once to reference each other, for example.
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But some things about childhood you never get over, and the gang once again finds themselves terrorized by the monster that almost destroyed them once before.
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Arctic summers could be ice-free once a decade in a two-degree world, but once a century in a one-and-a-half-degree one.
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The baby was hit once in the head, once in the neck and twice in the buttocks with rounds from a 9 mm gun, he said.
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The company's ongoing decay is evident all around him in the once polished office tower: Broken elevators, poor cafeteria food, empty desks in once-crowded divisions.
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When you look forward, once we've automated the driving part, the sky's the limit in terms of utilizing some of this technology once it's out there.
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"Once we got the financing and once they said we were going for it, then I was like, 'Oh my God, I'm playing her,'" she said.
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Once, his flock could wander freely, but once the militants seized control, they made Mahmoud take his sheep no more than 100 meters from his home.
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You once needed a room large enough to hold an entire musical act at once and coordinate for everyone to be there at the same time.
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He thought that once the initial core norms were established, eventually everyone would come together as a society all at once—a social network nucleation event.
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Once the euphoria dies down, Cramer expects focus to once again resume on the Federal Reserve, mergers and whether Trump will convince Congress to kill NAFTA.
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It's yet further evidence that liquid water once existed at the Martian surface—a possible sign that the Red Planet was once capable of fostering life.
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The couple makes adult time a priority by scheduling standing dinner dates at least once a week or once every two weeks – and they don't cancel.
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Acorda shares fell more than 20 percent lower after being halted twice Friday morning — once for trade volatility and once pending the release of material news.
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Washington (CNN)It's where Radiohead once played a secret show and former President Bill Clinton hosted his staff when he was once in the White House.
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The unions will survive and may even experience a renaissance once they search their souls and remould themselves to attract members they once took for granted.
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Once the Falcon 9 delivers SES-246, SpaceX will once again attempt to land the first stage of the rocket on a drone ship at sea.
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However, it seems that once you log in to Resy once, you're good to make more reservations without entering your details again. Spot. Select. Review. Confirm.
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" Kevin also explained how he always lets go of his art once it's made: "Once a song or a video is out, it's no longer mine.
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Once footage came out of Trump seemingly messing up the words of "God Bless America" during his event at the White House, Russell tweeted once more.
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In the film's final scenes, C-3PO is shown standing with the rest of the victory party, the bot's once-red arm painted gold once more.
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Twitter will ask you to push the button on the key, and once successful, will ask you to press it once more to complete the process.
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According to the authorities, Mr. Torres had instructed the five irregular employees to report to the town hall either once a week or once a month.
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The text exchange at the center of the conspiracy theory was listed in the 500 pages of documents twice, once with "lures" redacted and once unredacted.
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She sees a therapist once a week, and once a month a nurse at the community health center administers a shot of the antipsychotic drug Abilify.
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Once-a-week attendees were 26 percent less likely to die, and those attending less than once a week were 23 percent less likely to die.
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It's too risky to move this waste unnecessarily and it should be moved only once, to a scientifically viable, permanent repository site — once one is established.
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"I give these comments about 2628 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sides with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Warner said.
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"Once our members reject their final offer, CP will have exhausted all possible escape routes and they will face their workers once again," the unions said.
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If you shave every day, Billie will deliver once a month; a few times a week, every two months; and once a week, every three months.
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Even once you have confirmed your objectives and costs have been established, I would urge people to only move on once that money has been earned.
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Dr. Larson and Keith Dobney of Liverpool University found that wild boars were domesticated twice, once in China and once in Anatolia, part of modern Turkey.
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"[A]nd please, for once, stop autofilling and suggesting queries for controversial topics." and please, for once, stop autofilling and suggesting queries for controversial topics. pic.twitter.
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Specifically, I can't see what I don't have and that is what feels most un-inclusive once you get there, once you actually get the job.
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"I give these comments about 24 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sides with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Warner said.
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For example, Tumblr—once so adult friendly the site boasted an officially sanctioned directory of erotic Tumblrs—started to crack down on adult content once Yahoo!
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We've learned that Mars was once very similar to Earth; that the harsh conditions were once more hospitable, and the barren world could have supported life.
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Once the surface has been cleared of mess, I pop that shit back in and worry about a deep clean once I've reached a safe space.
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""He shot this lady once and then he shot her again, he fell to the floor, leant over, shot her once more in the face area.
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I'm speaking from experience here, as a man who tried to do that once, just once, and created this piece of...whatever the fuck that is.
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The president's sprawling political apparatus once envisioned launching a massive advertising blitz defining the presumptive nominee, but the idea was scuttled once the coronavirus took hold.
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Perhaps Kemp will argue next January that the seat is, once again, vacant — and that he has, once again, gained the power to fill that seat.
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Q: Every year, I go to a rural location (Mendocino, Calif.) for a weeklong break, once in the summer and once during the fall/winter transition.
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Mr. Sharif, a once towering figure in Pakistan's politics who served as prime minister three times, was led out of the courtroom, once again a prisoner.
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The settler shot once in the air, repeated his demand then fired once more, hitting his father in the upper body, Awad said, before fleeing downhill.
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He was intercepted twice — once by Craig Robertson on a tipped pass and once by Marshon Lattimore on a long, inconsequential throw as the game ended.
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I've literally been to the office twice, once when I was thinking about buying it and once with a bottle of champagne when we did it.
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"Once the president breaks the glass once, that casts a lot of uncertainty on the future," said Scott Lincicome, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute.
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At the Green Haven Correctional Facility in Dutchess County, Sostre was once again put in solitary confinement — and once again he stood up for his rights.
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