I use this on average once a day, maybe more.
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They themselves could only afford to eat once a day.
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The autonomous trucks stop only once a day for refuelling.
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Both circuit breakers will only be activated once a day.
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"We reference that movie like once a day," laughs Alana.
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You can even enter once a day until the deadline.
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At least once a day she hangs up the laundry.
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I recommend using vitamin C at least once a day.
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Ms. Balasa inhaled phages once a day for a week.
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Maybe it's once a day, maybe it's once a week.
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This dewormer is given once a day for three days.
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Tubing, syringes and centrifuges were sterilised only once a day.
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Once a day, have a conversation where you mostly listen.
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Hallie: I definitely ate gelato at least once a day.
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"I have been calling them once a day," he said.
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Yeah, that was fine, but definitely once a day. Definitely.
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One pill, taken once a day, stopped the symptoms entirely.
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I have to reset my phone at least once a day.
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Once a day, click on a link that you disagree with.
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SS Teo: I call him once a day when I'm overseas.
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Then once a day, in Auggie and Elvi's name, choose kind.
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Residents have been instructed to take their temperature once a day.
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The tubes are filled at least once a day by people.
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Shares in an index fund can be redeemed once a day.
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Give me once a week, give me once a day, maybe.
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Less than 17.63 percent of healthy people poop once a day.
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Another sister came by once a day to feed the cat.
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She trains once a day, for only two or three hours.
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Around once a day, Roman has tweeted a call for questions.
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"I clean my phone at least once a day," says Edwards.
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Boko Haram fed them a plate of rice once a day.
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Most days they only eat once a day or only drink coffee.
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Simply commit to doing nothing but eating or drinking, once a day.
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They were all fed once a day and not allowed to shower.
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And you can only get a burger once a day too, junior.
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"I try to go to yoga once a day," the journalist reveals.
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We try to check on our house at least once a day.
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At least once a day, I have to defend Jon Hamm's honor.
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They are given water just once a day and fed food scraps.
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Are you cooking almost every day, sometimes more than once a day?
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I probably post something to my Instagram story at least once a day.
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Office restrooms are also cleaned once a day, and therefore safe, Gerba says.
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It's not a coffee shop where the barista is posting once a day.
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She currently weighs 172 pounds and uses the device only once a day.
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Jenny Slate smokes "once a day" and also gets high on the internet.
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Only water the flowers once a day, make sure they get enough sunlight.
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When enabled, Google will back up your data regularly, about once a day.
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So just look at an aggregator, and only do it once a day?
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If you're like most Americans, you probably shower at least once a day.
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I recommend listening to this song at least once a day as medicine.
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A year later, I still think about it at least once a day.
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Women scrub pots using water delivered once a day by a municipal tanker.
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He was famous for eating once a day, lest he waste time dining.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," he said.
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Once a day, we're sharing an image from the newspaper's rich visual history.
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Once a day, or every other day, seems to give the best results.
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"Have you called Carole yet?" he would ask at least once a day.
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Share items from your closet frequently, Koehler says, at least once a day.
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Once a week would be good; once a day (yes) would be better.
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She finally let me, and soon I was going at least once a day.
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Maybe, instead of having meat two times a day, have it once a day.
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In 74 percent of those cases, kids drink juice at least once a day.
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You can pick just once a day or have up to four notification deliveries.
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So instead of pushing out features once a day, it became once a month.
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An employee checks the boxes once a day to make sure there's fresh inventory.
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A version serves up the game once a day as part of a workout.
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Food was a ration of bread once a day, sometimes supplemented by thin gruel.
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And yet 70 percent still use Twitter or Facebook at least once a day.
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For some, that's only once a day; for others, it's morning, noon, and night.
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For some, that's only once a day; for others, it's morning, noon and night.
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Practicing gratitude can be as simple as saying "I'm grateful" at least once a day.
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So make sure to check back at least once a day to maximize your payout.
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"And I do 40 minutes of weight lifting, so that's once a day..." he says.
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If I don't get out of the house once a day, it just gets depressing.
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Take a time-out daily Vow to disconnect at least once a day, suggests Shojai.
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Plus: I do have to walk past it at least once a day, sometimes twice.
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It's ideal for someone who only wants to check it once a day, if that.
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He ate once a day, of provisions he bought for himself in the prison commissary.
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But if it is given once a day, it both builds and tears down bone.
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In Pennsylvania, it's illegal to feed your cat or dog less than once a day.
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"People say I'm crazy, but I watch 'Harry Potter,' like, once a day," she revealed.
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Because he works, he trains once a day, not twice, as most elite marathoners do.
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If I have to just eat once a day, that's what I have to do.
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I was desperate to talk about it — once a day, or 27 times — for months.
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At least once a day, I think about what I'll do when this is over.
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Such once-a-day dosing has been reported to increase sexual self-confidence and spontaneity.
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You only get one vote per category, but you can weigh in once a day.
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It repeats about once a day at different times to try to escape government jamming.
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One says that officials try to extort money from his firm "about once a day".
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Bloomberg updates its tally only once a day at the end of the market close.
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I also try and drink water mixed with ORS," oral rehydration salts, "once a day.
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Amber Rose says sex is like vitamins ... you need both at least once a day.
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People in the first group were told to check their blood glucose once a day.
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That's when ... A lot — believe it or not, Kurt — once a day someone will reach out.
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Mary follows a set posting schedule — at least once a day at noon or 9 p.m.
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Still, at least once a day for years I had scanned my catalog of death methods.
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"It's only once a day, so hopefully that's not too much of a nuisance," said Hughes.
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The old bricks, remember, didn't need charging once a day because they couldn't do as much.
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Once a day, he is allowed to go to the common room, where he is alone.
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Back home, migrants say, store shelves are empty and many families eat only once a day.
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SportsCenter will air twice a day on Snapchat during weekdays, and once a day on weekends.
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I have that dialogue at least, you know, once a day in some setting or another.
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In most of the city, streets are swept and rubbish collected at least once a day.
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They were fed once a day a ladle of stew in the palm of their hands.
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Normally our mother is fed once a day with a combination of white and rye flour.
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A government tanker rolls up once a day to the abandoned field where she now lives.
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More than three quarters of Republicans said they now get angry at least once a day.
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The two drugs fight hypertension using different mechanisms of action and are administered once a day.
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A water truck is meant to come to the camp once a day to distribute water.
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But within a few weeks, I did it only once a day and edited very little.
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On previous missions, Kraft emailed his billionaire boss at least once a day to update him.
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Washington State's strategy asks doctors to re-evaluate their patients on ventilators about once a day.
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I don't like gyms, but I try to get my heart rate up once a day.
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As most of Essity's products are bulky, retailers often require deliveries at least once a day.
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Bempedoic acid is a once-a-day oral medication that will be commercially known as Nexletol.
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As most of Essity's products are bulky, retailers often require deliveries at least once a day.
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He disinfects the common areas once a day, including the microwave and refrigerator, and door handles.
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My once-a-day walk of the unit was a stroll through a malignant winter wonderland.
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Keep in an airtight container in a dry place at room temperature, and shake once a day.
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It was guided by unspoken rules: Don't post more than once a day; only post good pics.
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We then have smaller, WhatsApp groups for specific projects — that's a lot more than once a day.
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I've eased up on the once-a-day rule since and replaced it with a new one.
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Longer latencies don't matter for IoT because sensors generally only need to phone home once a day.
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The number is still accessible, but the phone it's connected to only rings about once a day.
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"There's a huge percentage of people who only brush their teeth once a day," he tells Refinery29.
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Twice daily Emirates flights to Boston, Los Angles, and Seattle will be reduced to once a day.
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At least once a day I open my phone to scroll through our one-sided text conversation.
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I run Chrome Canary as my primary browser, which hard freezes my Mac about once a day.
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Set Goals to remind you to use an app or a real-life notebook once a day.
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When I was growing up, whatever Walter Cronkite said once a day, that was the law, right?
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To support it, I tell myself something that I am thankful for at least once a day.
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The government very quickly began hosting a press conference every day, sometimes more than once a day.
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Could she, once a day, look across the greenery separating their apartments and gaze up at Mrs.
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Was it because he only wants to eat once a day, or because he can't afford to?
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By some accounts, 60% of millennials want to hear from their managers at least once a day.
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Rainbow Light Women's One Multivitamin is an expert- and shopper-approved all-natural once-a-day multivitamin.
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But he washed his hands once a day in scented water and his face every second day.
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"Sometimes I'm only allowed outside once a day," reads part of the testimony attached to the work.
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When I heard "Once a Day" on that plane, it was like a knife in the heart.
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So that $50 is split between nice hostels and eating in restaurants at least once a day.
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The SEC has proposed letting funds report their value once a day, at the close of trading.
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I know it's harsh for some people, but I use it once a day, usually in the evening.
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To vote again: Twitter does not permit the identical message to be tweeted more than once a day.
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It works like this: Once a day, at a random time, Minutiae prompts you to take a photo.
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Make Sure You Didn't Like Anything You Didn't Mean To Like I do this probably once a day.
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You also get pinged with a digest once a day, if you want one, through the Digg bot.
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Do you plan on hitting the beach more than once a day...in more than one cute swimsuit?
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Ploch recommends wearing a new pair at least once a day, twice if you're super active and sweaty.
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"Once a day at max, though I try very hard not to go at all," Grimm tells MSNBC.
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The other way to get rid of stress is to ration your news intake to once a day.
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I would commit to exercising once a day, to keep your spirits up and tackle your anxious nature.
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Right, they would just take what was in the newspaper and put it up online once a day.
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He doesn't need to think about what to eat, he said, and he only eats once a day.
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And when he first moved into our apartment, the Eufy was set to automatically run once a day.
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Buprenorphine is offered in take-home doses, while methadone is usually administered once a day in a clinic.
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He talked to Trump almost every day, sometimes more than once a day, and frequently traveled with the candidate.
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And as long as you're visiting Facebook once a day, Safari won't get in the way of that tracking.
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One study in urban college commuters found that students became angry at another driver more than once a day.
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Will you be checking your work email once a day, a couple times a week, or not at all?
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The participants repeated these exercises once a day at home, for about five minutes, over a two-week period.
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"We eat once a day, we run three hours a day, we dance for ... hours a day," Eddy added.
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Use the mix to soak a cotton ball or gauze pad, and apply for five minutes once a day.
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However, 22013 out of 22 Americans are only brushing once a day, said a 275 survey by Delta Dental.
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Cleaning crews will also scrub subway stations, including turnstiles, benches and ticket-vending machines, once a day with disinfectants.
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Once a day, at random, all participants receive an alert to take a photo simultaneously, regardless of time zone.
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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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I promised myself I would only use it once a day, savoring the moment like a decadent chocolate treat.
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Benjamin Karengea, 30, has done the drive from Maua to Nairobi once a day, every day, for eight years.
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Thompson keeps a close eye on her finances and checks the budgeting app Mint at least once a day.
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She has frequent, opinionated discussions with him, oftentimes more than once a day, via telephone, according to the source.
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Have you always been a once-a-day kind of person but now you're on day three and still waiting?
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Since I got it, I probably dropped the phone from sitting, standing, or table height once a day on average.
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YouTube will also send a once a day "notifications digest" to limit the amount of distracting notifications the app sends.
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He has no TV. Once a day, he is allowed to go to the common room, where he is alone.
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I think about this movie at least once a day, remembering a detail or moment that hadn't struck me before.
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It's unlikely (and nuts, even for me) that I'll keep watching it once a day until Avengers 4 comes out.
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As it stands now, Curtis has access to her son once a day during Maguire's visitations in order to breastfeed.
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If you do it once a day you can see a visual representation of your feelings and experiences over time.
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At least once a day, Pamela Cohen goes into her son Perry's bedroom, seeking an ever-elusive moment of solace.
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As a rabbit owner myself, that fortunately mostly just means rinsing off some arugula in the sink once a day.
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Exercise during those weeks in solitary consisted of walking around a cage thirty feet by 10 feet once a day.
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The letter recommended switching from a twice-daily dose of tacrolimus to an extended-release form taken once a day.
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She works out once a day on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and twice a day on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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Can you commit to producing enough content on a regular basis that you can post at least once a day?
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Sixty percent of millennials want to hear from their managers at least once a day, according to JB Training Solutions.
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Whereas a paid version allows players to access Decoder whenever they want which can be more than once a day.
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He said that while flight attendants pick up trash between flights, the planes receive a thorough cleaning once a day.
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He was too busy reading, and did not earn enough to allow him to eat more than once a day.
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And welcome back to your once-a-day Overnight Energy, The Hill's roundup of the latest energy and environment news.
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Unlike some old medications, it only needs to be taken once a day and patients do not need multiple inhalers.
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If you're extremely anxious but still want to check in, you could try checking that website only once a day.
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"Our industry was built on once-a-day pills for chronic disease," Esperion CEO Tim Mayleben said in an interview.
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Ms. Hodges says she emails Mr. Davis at least once a day, blowing through 30 to 40 stamps a month.
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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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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 a day, the orangutans are provided with fruit and they usually come through the trees to the feeding platform.
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It's so bad, Rob has to give himself insulin injections once a day ... but he's still unfazed by the scare.
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As long as it's not getting in the way of life, I think once a day is the right amount.
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"We usually call at least once a day on FaceTime, now they call me three, four, five times," Rodriguez told Kimmel.
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I want to wear furs, read Vogue Westeros, run this place like a benevolent queen, and punch Littlefinger once a day.
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Once a day, for a flight from Atlanta to Tokyo, Japan, passengers' passport photos were biometrically matched to real-time photographs.
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In between, at an altitude of about 36,000km, there is a sweet spot where satellites make an orbit once a day.
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Pfizer's (PFE) once-a-day oral lung cancer drug won FDA approval, after having been granted priority review earlier this year.
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Unlike older medications, it only needs to be taken once a day and is designed to deliver a highly accurate dose.
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Once a day, Opportunity's deeply embedded safety circuit checks if there's any power in its battery or coming in via solar.
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Unlike traditional mutual fund shares, which can be redeemed just once a day, ETF shares trade throughout the day like stocks.
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Pfizer – Pfizer's once-a-day oral lung cancer drug won FDA approval, after having been granted priority review earlier this year.
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During awards season, it's particularly brutal because stars are stepping out once a day (sometimes more!) in the prettiest designs available.
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They were allowed to leave the complex only once a day for an hour, and then under an escort, she said.
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Bali's most popular tourist beaches are now cleaned of trash at least once a day by local authorities using heavy machinery.
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No more than once a day, these capacitors are charged with enough energy to light over 100 homes for several minutes.
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I know all this just from her Instagram account, where she has 16,500 followers and posts at least once a day.
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In an ideal world, every single American with an internet connection would be mandated to watch Weber Cooks once a day.
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The Alabama-based civil rights group found that white nationalists dropped fliers on college campuses almost once a day in 2017.
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Some VR headsets get used less than once a day, with a significant proportion every few days, weekly or even monthly.
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Only checking my email once a day has made a huge impact on my productivity — but more importantly, my teams' productivity.
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If you find this idea attractive, please note that the Morning Briefing is kind of like print, published once a day.
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Most facilities have a sports field and allow children to go outside, often to play soccer, at least once a day.
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Until then, the web page updated once a day when the paper went to bed and the print corrections were published.
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Under the new measures, people are allowed to leave their homes only to purchase essentials and to exercise once a day.
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Brits are currently advised not to leave their homes unless they need to buy food, or for exercise once a day.
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The charcoal-infused bristle brush is powerful enough to clear out clogged pores, but gentle enough for once-a-day use.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," he said during a midday briefing in the state Capitol.
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"Every day, once a day, give yourself a present," said Agent Dale Cooper in David Lynch's original "Twin Peaks" television show.
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"I used to eat once a day," says 24-year-old Mohammed Abed, recalling his time in formerly besieged Eastern Ghouta.
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I boot up my PlayStation 4 usually once a day, and tend to play for two to three hours per sitting.
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Every prisoner was given two minutes a day to use the toilet, and the bucket was emptied only once a day.
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I check on her once a day while my son is house sitting because I worry that she gets lonely, lol.
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It involves me sitting in four-hour meetings once a day for the next two weeks, but hey, I'll take it!
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A 2015 study found that more than 70 percent of college students surveyed ate fast food at least once a day.
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Now, I'm in a long-distance relationship but normally my boyfriend and I would have sex at least once a day.
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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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Goldman ended up calling the number back once a day for months, and to his surprise, the scammers picked up the phone.
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I remind myself at least once a day that a child laughs an average of 300 times a day, an adult, five.
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You should also use the weak bleach solution on your countertops after meal preparation, at least once a day, the NSF says.
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I check our bank account once a day, and when I'm bored I like to calculate projections for our expenses and incomes.
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I was eating what I could maybe once a day, but my body was so poisoned that I really couldn't handle food.
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At least once a day, an American woman contacts Woman on Web, an abortion-pill-by-mail service based in the Netherlands.
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If you change your clothes often and wash once a day, you don't need to cover up your natural smell with deodorant.
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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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Finger splints may need to be worn for up to two months, coming off only once a day to clean the skin.
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Half the women were randomly assigned to take letrozole once a day for five years and the other half a daily placebo.
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Once a day, the app will deliver a special mix of music suggestions, and can notify you at a time you specify.
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For instance, in January, about 210 percent of the people who downloaded the Lose It app were using it once a day.
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The average millennial follows four hard news topics at a time, and 69 percent report getting news at least once a day.
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So "once a day" was my response (I don't watch for six hours, but I usually do my viewing in one sitting).
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It began as a once-a-day event but soon escalated and he was stopping by three times a day, he said.
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A report done by UK chain Waitrose showed that two-thirds of UK shoppers visit a supermarket more than once a day.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," Cuomo said on Saturday as he briefed reporters on the update.
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I have to feed it once a day, which is making me nervous because I'm about to go on a long trip.
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I try at least once a day to do a good deed and say something nice to an acquaintance or total stranger.
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The FDA said it agreed with Aerie's overall conclusion that Rhopressa, when given once a day, effectively lowers pressure inside the eye.
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PrEP, which stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis, is an HIV-prevention strategy that involves taking a combination antiviral pill once a day.
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Will recommends getting up to stretch every couple of hours throughout the workday if you can, or at least stretching once a day.
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They settled on the SM-88 treatment, which involved simply taking a pill and doing a subcutaneous injection once a day, every day.
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"Dad visited mom once a day, twice, or maybe three times a day," the couple's son, Lee De Lange, told the TV station.
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They include squeezing suppliers for better deals and cutting back on its number of flights to London from twice to once a day.
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It then sends all of this collected information to a provided email address, either once a day or as frequently as every hour.
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Beaulac said Saturday that he saw Tilghman only once, a day before the shooting, while walking home with his 3-year-old daughter.
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If each family uses them once a day, that's tens of thousands of visits to these babies that we've been able to provide.
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The breakthrough: Haggerty began posting her work to Instagram, at least once a day for five months, and it took off like wildfire.
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It's a clear strategy for player retention as it incentivizes players to open up the app and partake at least once a day.
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Taking the wrong medicine, the wrong dosage, or taking the medication more than once a day were the most common medical mistakes reported.
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Another 18 percent said they consumed it daily, and almost 10 percent of users said they watched it more than once a day.
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I don't want a marriage with two people who just happen to live in the same house and say "hi" once a day.
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But at that price, the pass is probably only worth it for someone riding Lyft at least once a day, if not more.
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Twice a day during the week (and once a day on weekends) HQ hosts a live trivia-based game show with cash prizes.
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Except that instead of mentioning something once a day for a month, Trump mentioned it multiple times a day for 18-ish months.
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Players can only trade once a day, and they have to at least be at level 10 to participate in this Pokémon tradition.
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The drug, taken once a day in tablet form, will have a wholesale acquisition cost of $22,500 for a month's supply, Astellas said.
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Now its big seller is Suboxone Film, which patients place under their tongue or inside their cheek once a day to suppress cravings.
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Cluster headaches typically appear at least once a day - often at the same time of the day or night - for weeks or months.
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According to a study by the Harvard School of Public Health, over half of adult Americans drink coffee at least once a day.
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The family often could not afford to feed her more than once a day — and sometimes only had rice or cornmeal to eat.
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I eat meat a few times a week to once a day; I also eat eggs, cheese, and yogurt, and I drink milk.
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My room in Chinatown was the size of my mom's dining room rug; $750 a month earned me "once a day" bathroom privileges.
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You can set up bedtime and mindfulness reminders, as well as ask the app to check in on your mood once a day.
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Cialis's long duration means that it can be taken once a day, eliminating the need to take a pill before each sexual encounter.
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The public have been instructed to stay at home, going out only to buy food or medicines or for exercise once a day.
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A possible solution for the once-a-day stress of taking birth control pills for over 10 million Americans is on the way.
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So I made it a requirement to shower once a day, make my bed and get out of the house by 10 a.m.
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NPR reported in 220006 that the former sheriff had "deprived the inmates of basic necessities," including cutting meals times to once a day.
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Instead, the IRS encourages filers to use the official IRS website to check their refund status, which is typically updated once a day.
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And the accompanying statistic on the screen was even more comforting — I could fly this route once a day for 14,000 years safely!
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He said that typically Mr. Johnson and Ms. Foxx speak at least once a day, but they did not have a conversation Tuesday.
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AstraZeneca, which was behind the ad, makes Movantik, the first once-a-day drug specifically approved for the constipation that frequently accompanies opioid use.
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"Please, we want to go fishing out there as much as we want, without the curfew on fishing only once a day," he said.
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I pretty much obsessed over Yakuza for the entire end of 2017, and still think about these wonderful games at least once a day.
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By Lipchin's count, a new sinkhole emerges approximately once a day, each representing the possibility of a nearby residence, resort, or road caving in.
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Basically, you can ask Google Assistant to deliver anything once a day after running a search—just say "send daily" as the next command.
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I had a cellphone, but couldn't even send texts; I checked my email once a day on a desktop computer in my friend's room.
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I have also had too many Android apps crash or glitch out, and by too many I mean it happens about once a day.
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A single individual drinking one of the cheapest juices ($4) once a day would spend $28 a week on juice, or $103 a month.
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Objects at that altitude circle the planet once a day, so they have the useful characteristic of appearing to hover over a fixed spot.
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Clean, a utility that automatically cleans your Mac's desktop once a day, organizes your files without deleting things you may later decide are relevant.
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Pets: $300 for a dog sitter that checks in on and walks our four-month-old puppy once a day; we split this evenly.
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Nowadays, Unsworth only checks her email at most once a day (sometimes not at all), reading roughly 10% of the emails that come through.
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There are massive numbers of people who don't get the basics right and even fewer people are bothering to floss even once a day.
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Instructions suggest you apply a "generous amount" once a day, then put on some cotton gloves and sit around to let it really absorb.
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More than three-quarters of Republicans, 77 percent, said they now get angry at least once a day, compared with 67 percent of Democrats.
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I usually get to my Crossfit gym once a day, but if for whatever reason I can't, I don't beat myself up for it.
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Aczone, an FDA-approved gel, has also been shown in clinical trials to clear up breakouts when applied once a day for 12 weeks.
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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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No matter the age, the whole day is much smoother for everyone when you connect deeply with each child at least once a day.
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Granted, fewer women [303 percent] think about sex every day than men do, but again, we're talking about once a day or every day.
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After an initial update is provided on election night, election officials only provide an update once a day as they tally late-arriving ballots.
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It takes only a few minutes, but cleaning high-traffic surfaces once a day can make a difference in preventing the spread of infection.
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I have a single friend who I walk with everyday so she knows that she has guaranteed social contact at least once a day.
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The polls, held via Google, allowed fans to tally in their favorite once a day, from one region at a time, until February 14th.
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The company's outdated information technology systems updated inventory only once a day — making it impractical to offer buy-online, pick-up-in-store offerings.
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You&aposre most likely to get pregnant if you have sex about once a day for the five days around the time you ovulate.
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He is actually the overweight dictator of a nation where 20163% of the people eat only once a day & infants are suffering from malnutrition.
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"I'm in there at least once a day," said Mr. Martinez, who pays $23,22 a month in rent and acts as the building's caretaker.
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"If I have to go to the clinic once a day to have my data collected, I wouldn't really do it," Dr. Kaltenbrunner said.
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It's when the Times and the Journal and those guys were putting their stuff online, but once a day, so they really weren't online.
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This Is Fake News: CNN's Senior Media Correspondent Brian Stelter said in January that President Trump averaged calling something "fake" at least once a day .
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If my partner and I lived together we'd have sex at least once a day, every day, and ideally a couple of times a day.
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I try to take stock once a day and find a moment of stillness that I can remember because this experience flies by so quickly.
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The record revolves in time with Earth, completing a rotation once a day, which makes its movement imperceptible and the music almost impossible to hear.
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Bankson maintained a regimen of non-comedogenic products and washed her face only once a day, but she knew there was more work to do.
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In some of the more competitive races, results may not be known for days as most counties will update vote counts only once a day.
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Confession: I have watched this Tik Tok at least once a day since I first scrolled past a tweet about it almost a week ago.
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So a person who moves their bowels less often than once a day, but does not have any discomfort, straining, or other symptoms, is normal.
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Bloomberg reported in October that emergency responders visit the Amazon warehouse in Licking County at least once a day to attend to an injured worker.
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The gendarmes wouldn't let Koulmini visit his patient more than once a day, and they rushed him as he changed the dressings on her wounds.
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Delstrigo, a once-a-day combination tablet, has been approved with a boxed warning, the agency's strictest, to flag risk of worsening hepatitis B infection.
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" In one scene, Amy confesses, "At least once a day, I feel like the worst mom in the world and I cry in my car.
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For now, Dexcom's devices still require diabetes patients to go through the sometimes unnerving task of drawing their own blood, albeit only once a day.
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Aides familiar with the relationship say the two men are talking at least once a day during the current court search, sometimes two or three.
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The certificates were issued at least once a day, or in most cases more often, over the period when the contamination entered the pipeline network.
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Around 97 percent of athletes in the study said they brushed their teeth twice a day, and 40 percent said they flossed once a day.
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Now, granted, some people may find greater cohesion, greater sense of purpose, a greater sense of belonging, from a twenty-minute meeting once a day.
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The CEO of Betterment, Jon Stein, finds that he has improved his ability to focus and lead by only checking his emails once a day.
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For some, that credit covered only one-way transportation, which still meant risking exposure to the coronavirus on public transit at least once a day.
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Ito's home to the ground-floor apartment of her neighbor, Toyoko Sakai, 83, the woman tasked with looking at her window once a day. Mrs.
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Under the national lockdown, British people have been told not to leave their homes unless they are purchasing essential items or exercising once a day.
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When I was last in a relationship, just before Christmas, my ex and I would have sex at least once a day, if not more.
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But buprenorphine is offered in take-home doses, while methadone is, for people with drug abuse disorders, usually administered once a day in a clinic.
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ETFs also trade like stocks, with prices updating throughout the day, while mutual funds trade only once a day at the end of the trading day.
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As originally conceived, the console would require users to connect to the internet once a day to play their games and face restrictions on used purchases.
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According to the company's research, 88 percent of daily drives were 60 miles or less, with roughly four out of five customers charging once a day.
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It's a major change from the current policy that allows users to see a movie once a day with their subscriptions, via The Wall Street Journal.
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Reuben: But salt water is very clean, so if you go in the big drink, the ocean, once a day you don't have to shower, ever.
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I am personally a fan of iCloud Backups as it automatically happens when connected to WiFi once a day, but the storage question always comes up.
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The bot will send you updates once a day, but if there aren't any stories about the topics you subscribe to, you won't hear from us.
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So even if you want to sample all of the local cuisine, it's a good idea to create your own meal at least once a day.
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It has also introduced a "super like" feature, which can be deployed only once a day, to allow smitten users to signal heightened interest in someone.
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The entire lab is scrubbed and sanitized at least once a day, Kramer said, and none of the liquids are ever unsealed outside the mixing room.
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For example, if you want to become a runner, start by taking a jog around your block once a day instead of attempting a full mile.
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So far, weather looks good for the launch, but the mission team has the option to launch once a day for the next month if necessary.
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Make sure all of the data you want to back up automatically (about once a day) is turned on by swiping the buttons to the right.
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After you write down your goals, put the list somewhere accessible and get in the habit of reading it out loud at least once a day.
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The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation contributed $8 million to Celtaxsys' mid-stage study, which tested two doses of the once-a-day oral medicine in 200 patients.
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Going to Starbucks once a day, for example, and spending $3 to $5 on a latte could cost you hundreds per month and thousands a year.
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The detainees are still brought into common areas once a day in groups of around 20, but are not told to exercise any precautions, Nick said.
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Ideally, you should try to get some outdoor time once a day, to get coffee or walk the dog, so you don't go too stir crazy.
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Ideally, you should try to get some outdoor time once a day, to get coffee or walk the dog, so you don't go too stir crazy.
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How to clean your home for coronavirus: It takes only a few minutes, but cleaning high-traffic surfaces once a day can make an important difference.
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But the surging traffic has, in some countries, dipped once a day as people leave their screens to lean out their windows to cheer health workers.
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There was once a day when I wanted the opening riff to "Snakes For The Divine" to be my ringtone and therefore my audible calling card.
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It's just not entirely clear that taking a pill once each month will be easier to stick to than doing it once a day, she says.
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And when it comes to improving your cardiovascular health and endurance, there's a big difference between having sex once a month versus a quickie once a day.
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With the mass arrival of American troops in 1965 her broadcasts, previously 5-6 minutes once a day, were extended to 30 minutes three times a day.
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While there's plenty of hot water at the spa, women in the tent city rise early to queue for the water truck that comes once a day.
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You can enter the name of a dish to get instructions for making it, plus you can get recipes sent once a day or once a week.
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This means no refrigeration is required and relatives looking after babies need collect expressed milk from the factory, where the machine is located, only once a day.
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By rubbing the area for about two to five minutes once a day, you're able to smooth out the fascia, resulting in the appearance of diminished cellulite.
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On the radio, when you can get a signal, you'll hear ads for opioid addiction treatment programs and once a day, the local lost and found bulletin.
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I still log in from my laptop about once a day to quickly scan my News Feed and keep tabs on where Mark Zuckerberg is visiting now.
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That means that some of us might go once a day, every day, at exactly the same time while others have bowel movements three time a day.
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McGee and Boyette now text or talk about once a day, and McGee is planning to be at the draft, at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn.
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BATS streamlined its servers and conducted 50,000 tests (testing at least once a day since December) for its auction system to be able to manage the volume.
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At least once a day I will make eye contact with a white man or white woman, and they will grab their belongings as they notice me.
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Even though I'm a marathon runner and a tennis player, I found I had to switch back to my normal office chair at least once a day.
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I was lucky because I worked during the day, which meant I could at least try to cook a real meal once a day for my family.
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Kast increased her dose of bupropion and her Crohn's symptoms decreased further, to the point where she had normal bowel movements once a day and no pain.
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Among cancer drugs, Novartis' Gleevec, which cost $22005,249 in 05133 now costs more than $20513,210, even though generic versions of the once-a-day pill are available.
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Unlike a particular stock or currency, a bond might only trade once a day, requiring investors to consider how to trade it in a completely different way.
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He hopes companies will be able to develop drugs that only have to be administered once a day and eventually be made in Nigeria, lowering the cost.
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A couple of weeks and I was only needing to wash the demons off my skin twice a day, then after three weeks, just once a day.
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Find ways to scale things back as you go, letting your kids know that you're moving from, say once-a-day checks to twice-a-week, etc.
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Compared with people who brushed only once a day or not at all, those who brushed twice a day had a 3 percent reduced risk for diabetes.
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People in the second were told to check their blood glucose once a day, and then were given tailored advice depending on the results from the meter.
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One study also found that LDL-cholesterol (the bad cholesterol) was lowered in 28 outpatients who were given olive oil supplements once a day for six weeks.
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Once a day for a week, Jost hid surprise love notes and "lots of Starbucks gift cards" totaling five dollars a day in coffee shops, restaurants and libraries.
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While Pew does have data on how frequently people report using Facebook ( 70 percent said at least once a day), those data are not broken down by age.
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"Instead of flying to a destination once a day with an A330 which is a widebody, we could fly twice a day with a smaller aircraft," he said.
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Kylie said the product can be used as often as once a day, but because I don't exfoliate that often I applied it about once a week instead.
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Some may do it on every commit, while others may do it on regular intervals such as once a day or once a week, depending on their needs.
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Instead of just hopping on Facebook once a day, it's more important a Snapchat user logs in nine times a day and spends a few minutes each time.
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Only until recently, when my therapist advised I push myself out of my comfort zone once a day for a week, did I finally consider breaking a rule.
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Hygiene there is "non-existent", Plumbly said, with waste collecting beneath cages where dogs are exposed to extremes of weather and fed once a day, according to HSI.
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What worried me is that the software on the Triby often felt buggy — almost once a day the play / pause button would blink and Alexa would stop working.
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The scientists pumped a control dye and sodium hydroxide, which Caldeira referred to as "an antacid," into the lagoons once a day for an hour during low tide.
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"My son only eats once a day, here at the school," Gilda Gutierrez, 48, a single mother with no fixed income to feed her son, Jordi, age nine.
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In early June, flights to Seattle and Boston will be reduced from twice a day to just once a day, as will flights to Los Angeles in July.
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Both Google Backup and Samsung Cloud are designed to back up your phone about once a day automatically, though you can start a manual backup at any time.
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These were the answers they were looking for in order to pick up their pens and write down "Adderall, 20 mg, once a day" on their prescription pads.
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Here are 19 signs you need to take a day off (more, if you can swing it): You consider quitting on the spot at least once a day.
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He speaks out loud to his son at least once a day, and carries a button that the family made for the funeral with him at all times.
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"That's insane, the prices are crazy," said John McFadden, 49, a photographer who takes a taxi, Uber or other car service at least once a day around Manhattan.
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Boris Johnson announced strict new lockdown measures on Monday, meaning people are only allowed to leave their homes to pick up essential supplies and exercise once a day.
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The chest will occasionally be filled with random furniture and clothes, and the machine in the corner will give you bonus miles for using it once a day.
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Some oral flea control products kill fleas for up to a month; others must be given more frequently to continue killing fleas, as often as once a day.
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But this time, I couldn't limit myself to checking it once a day (once an hour was more like it.) I needed to make sure she was breathing.
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It seemed fun to me: The guy was just going around taking all this money out of these machines, and he said he basically worked once a day.
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More things to know about Sydney: She loves to salsa dance, and tries to jog at least once a day — and then rewards herself with a homemade cupcake.
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He said the main obstacles for night trains were track access charges, low occupancy in sleeping carriages, once-a-day routes and the complexity of staffing at night.
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Drancolia encourages her clients to set a reminder on their phone at least once a day at the same time to check in with themselves for thirty seconds.
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Lelo conducted a survey of 2,200 respondents from 21 different countries, and found that 35% of people in Norway said that they had orgasms at least once a day.
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Sanofi had hoped that Afrezza, which is taken at mealtimes, would be an adjunct to its big diabetes drug Lantus, which is a basal insulin taken once a day.
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The Mayo Clinic advises washing your baby's hair once a day with mild baby shampoo and loosening the scales with a small soft-bristled brush before rinsing the shampoo.
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Drivers are asked to scan their face for identity checks throughout the day, as opposed to just once a day when they began their shift per the old setup.
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Once a day of shows wrapped, all of the editors and models put word through the grapevine on where everyone was meeting after their respective cocktail and dinner receptions.
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"There are 1,440 minutes in one day and the alert occurs once a day, so it will take each participant 1,440 days to complete their own cycle," Adolfsson explains.
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Follow The Weather Channel or the National Hurricane Center on Twitter and check the news once a day to get the latest info on how the storm is progressing.
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The Irish low-cost carrier earlier announced plans to fly from Frankfurt to four tourist destinations in Spain and and Portugal once a day from the end of March.
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It can be like candy: You're not supposed to eat it all day long, but a square of dark chocolate once a day is actually really good for you.
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I think of my father at least once a day, try (but fail) to call him once a week, and, as required, afford him regular access to his grandchildren.
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We should be brushing for two minutes twice a day and flossing once a day, making sure to get every surface — even way in the back of our molars.
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Sagely's extra-large pill organizer is versatile, offering two weeks' worth of medicine for once a day pill-takers and one week for those who have two daily doses.
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She estimates that once a day she flags a medical case to ICE, and about once a week recommends that ICE release a detainee to get medical help elsewhere.
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"Another good option is an eighth-ounce, or 3.5 grams, which is enough to get high on once a day for about a week for a novice," he says.
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The Procrastination Research Group calls putting work off until later "self-defeating behavior" and studies show that about 90 percent of us do it at least once a day.
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Descovy, a combination drug that only has to be taken once a day, is the third in a series of HIV medicine updates to get the FDA's green light.
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Passenger vehicles will be charged only once a day, no matter how often they go in and out, but that might not apply to other vehicles, like delivery trucks.
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It was the type used to make the thin turnip soup that was fed once a day to the famished, along with an ounce and a quarter of bread.
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Coach USA's Short Line bus also departs once a day from four points in Upper Saddle River to Port Authority; the ride is about 45 minutes and costs $11.75.
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A Twitter campaign has inspired people around the world who are staying home amid the coronavirus outbreak to lean out their windows once a day to cheer health workers.
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"If he was in a bad mood, he would beat me every day, or more than once a day," the student was quoted as saying in the firm's report.
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In the press, Weinstein has attracted the most attention for his hostility to PrEP, a once-a-day antiretroviral that reduces the likelihood of contracting H.I.V. by 99 percent.
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"More than once a day, on the phone or in person, House and Senate, at home and here in Washington," Pelosi said during a press briefing in the Capitol.
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At least once a day, Dr. Keenan, who studies urban development and climate adaptation, gets an email from someone asking where to move to be safe from climate change.
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I choose to protect my health with once a day Truvada, aka PrEP, a pill that keeps me from contracting the virus should I ever come into contact with it.
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In pilot studies, 95 percent of patients have left audio diaries at least once a week, and the clinicians access the dashboard at least once a day, according to Datta.
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The app crashes on me about once a day, which isn't a big deal, but more often it fails to load the big image at the top of a story.
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But considering I stop off at Whole Foods at least once a day, whether it's for groceries or prepared meals, a tab like this could save me $32.41 per week.
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I check in once a day to see if there have been any life events I should know about, but don't even linger to fact-check anti-vaccination posts anymore.
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I also saw wolves greeting their favorite human, who they saw probably about once a day or a little less at best guess, again clearly greeting him differently from others.
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Instead of a riot of free trading by individuals, buy and sell orders are aggregated by the authorities on both sides of the border, and settled bilaterally once a day.
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VTP-43742, which is a once-a-day oral drug, has the potential to treat other disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and inflammatory bowel diseases, the company said.
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The free app, made by Chicago developer Michael Schmitt, breaks down books into manageable 20-minute chunks, delivered to your phone once a day at a time of your choosing.
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" (After she presented this information to the court, Curtis was granted access to the infant once a day during Maguire's visitations in order to breastfeed.) "I've always been a fighter.
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She feeds them small amounts of waste fish once a day, she said, and within two weeks they are six times their original weight and have developed hard brown shells.
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The new contract will be settled in cash, based on the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR), a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin.
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"We can all find 10 minutes once a day to do one thing that's going to push those goals forward and get us closer to our vision statement," she said.
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Devonte continued coming over -- at first, once a day, but later as often as three times a day -- and the DeKalbs said they called Child Protective Services on March 23.
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A human refills coffee beans and milk and cleans the unit at least once a day, and a product specialist is available on site to educate customers and offer tastings.
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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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I don't know how I missed this Norwegian band or their 2000 album at the time, but I'm making up for lost time by listening to it once a day.
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LG: When I was chatting earlier about reaching out to friends and family once a day or so and just making sure everyone's cool, do it with your neighbors too.
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Read the news once a day, as opposed to hitting your Twitter feed 50 times a day like a chimp in a 1950s experiment on the self-administration of cocaine.
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Caption: In a more masochistic, earlier privacy experiment, Depoorter wrote a piece of software that randomly posted a screenshot from his computer once a day, unpredictably revealing his most private affairs.
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That does not mean it will stop launching doves; among other things, passing over the same place more than once a day increases the chances of a shot unobscured by cloud.
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In the last two months of 2016, in the midst of the fight to liberate the ISIS stronghold of Mosul, ISIS drones reportedly attacked US-backed forces about once a day.
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MUBI is a streaming service that features Hollywood classics, essential arthouse, cult classics, and foreign films that are hand-picked once a day with a 30-day window to watch them.
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California came in the so-called cleanest, with the majority of the poll's participants reporting that they washed their hair once a day, followed by Texas, Florida, Ohio, and North Carolina.
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They're minimal, lightweight, easy to stuff in a pocket, only need to be charged once a day, and they're aesthetically almost invisible — at least as far as wireless headphones can be.
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They say that you're better off treating email like an old-fashioned paper letter sent in the mail because unlike the ever-filling inbox, mail only gets sent once a day.
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"One may initially start off using it once a day, but than over time, you now need to use it two times a day, then three times a day," he says.
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After legally proving that "my body did not produce enough," she was granted access to Harper, who she continues to breast feed at 30 months, once a day during Maguire's visitations.
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This has made ETFs the one growth area in asset management, at the expense of traditional mutual funds, which are valued and change hands once a day, after the markets close.
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" In the campaign, crying jags happened so frequently — "at least once a day," Palmieri writes — that her room in the Clinton White House press office became known as "the crying room.
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If you want to give it a go, swirl two teaspoons of organic apple cider vinegar and a teaspoon of organic honey into a cup of warm water once a day.
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Some groups are strict and expect you to be a very active user, posting at least once a day and expecting you to like and comment posts soon after they're posted.
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Smart speakers aren't paperweights — three out of four device owners say they use their smart speaker at least once a day, and over half use their devices multiple times every day.
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During Ramadan, these inmates are entitled by federal law to fulfill their religious obligations, including eating only between sundown and sunrise, showering once a day and praying five times a day.
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The water from a couple of community taps and hand pumps are too toxic to use, forcing people to queue up for a government tanker that comes just once a day.
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On cross-examination, Dr. Barie acknowledged that the delirium waxed and waned, and that Ms. Ortega was taken off the sedatives once a day to let doctors assess her mental state.
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Shy about using her workplace restroom for this specific, usually-once-a-day type of relief, she decides to reach out to her best friend from college for a little support.
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Mr. Wang's wife, Hua Qu, said in a telephone interview last week that she was able to speak with her husband once a day via a monitored phone at Evin Prison.
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And because my parents contracted H.I.V. before our understanding of the virus evolved to what it is today, a hospice nurse bleached everything in our house at least once a day.
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People have been told to stay at home, with the exception of shopping for essential supplies, exercising once a day, going out for medical needs and traveling to work where necessary.
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Apart from exercise, which is limited to once a day, members of the public are not restricted to how many times they leave the house for reasons approved by the government.
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And as someone who has survived cancer four times over, yet eats just once a day in order to stay extremely thin, Leven represents an ongoing dance between life and death.
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I listened to Walter Cronkite, whatever he said was true, and he said it once a day on the evening news, and his staff had all day to figure out the truth.
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Instead of using your phone as a texting tool, turn it into a happiness booster by snapping a picture of yourself smiling — or of something that lifts your mood — once a day.
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Smart speaker owners report their usage of voice assistants is up 76 percent year over year, and 71 percent of owners now say they use their speaker at least once a day.
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At least once a day I'm given the opportunity to imagine how any one, in any of those groups and more, would be communicating differently with me if I were a man.
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According to the title of the video, the son in question — Tom — filmed himself firing a Nerf Gun at his father once a day, before compiling his reactions into one glorious montage.
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They treat many illnesses, but their role in tuberculosis is simple: Every tuberculosis patient in the district reports once a day to take his or her pills in front of a nurse.
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He said citizens from Tuesday would only be able to exercise alone or with their children once a day, for no more than an hour, and within 214.5 kilometer of their home.
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PrEP is a once-a-day pill proven to prevent the transmission of HIV by up to 99 percent with adherence but can cost $1,000 per month for the original brand, Truvada.
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She reads widely, avoids social media, cooks often and tries to meditate once a day, because when she started doing it, around 10 years ago, she realized how much she needed it.
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He said citizens from Tuesday would only be able to exercise alone or with their children once a day, for no more than an hour, and within 1 kilometre of their home.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday evening announced a strict national lockdown, which means people are only allowed to leave their homes to buy essential supplies and to exercise once a day.
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The study tested Agios' ivosidenib, a once-a-day pill, in patients with an IDH1 gene mutation who had relapsed or were not helped by prior treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
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" Cuticelli said, "You could say, 'I want my dog swimming twice a day, massaged once a day, running on the treadmill, let outside x number of times, and served a steak dinner.
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The first few weeks after Rosario's deportation, Fanny and Rosario used FaceTime or WhatsApp to speak at least once a day, but Fanny wasn't used to talking to her mother like this.
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The Genfit PBC trial will test its one pill, once-a-day drug in patients who do not tolerate or do not respond sufficiently to the current standard treatment with ursodeoxycholic acid.
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Did I mention that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that you wash each part after every pump session and sanitize all of them in boiling water once a day?
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OkCupid users insist you bathe or shower at least once a day, and are only interested in a Netflix and chill sesh with someone who brushes their teeth twice or more a day.
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From there you can put in your personal information, if you wish, and then record a message for your representative that Hope Floats will send on your behalf once a day every day.
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The new futures contracts will be settled in cash, based on the CME 'CF Bitcoin Reference Rate', a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin, the company said.
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Schwab Intelligent Portfolios, which has $8.2 billion in assets under management, does not trade in the first or last half hour of the trading day and simply rebalances its portfolios once a day.
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Despite living in Singapore, where WhatsApp is the dominant chat app, Clarke said his postings, which tended to be once a day, attracted just a handful of replies from friends on the service.
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" He cited research that suggested mobile VR users favor once-a-day sessions of 30 minutes or longer, in the comfort of their home — "nobody is wearing these headsets in the street, FYI.
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More than thirty years after the movie first hit screens, its title track, by the English pop singer Limahl, is still streamed somewhere in the world at least once a day, Spotify says.
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Border Patrol agent Michael Banks said migrants were allowed to brush their teeth once a day, adding that the facility now has a trailer shower for the men to use, according to Reuters.
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The company's new Emdolten drug is a once-a-day tablet in the form of dolutegravir, an antiretroviral medication that counters the drug resistance that often develops with older HIV treatments, Aspen said.
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Sure, there's still a lot of news — but when you read it once a day, the world feels contained and comprehensible rather than a blur of headlines lost on a phone's lock screen.
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Fans can vote online, once a day, per influencer, on the Shorty Awards website, and they can add an additional vote by sharing on Twitter and Facebook through the site, until voting closes.
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A 2018 Elle survey found that 74% of women consumed news at least once a day that made them angry — and 78% of Democratic women reported feeling more angry than the year before.
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Details: At least once a day, Jesse Keenan, a Harvard lecturer who studies urban development and climate adaptation, gets an email from someone asking where to move to be safe from climate change.
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We were standard bearers of a different American political decisions, and John never hesitated to tell me throughout my presidency when I was screwing up, which by his calculation, was once a day.
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For five days, once a day, they doused samples of enamel taken straight from human teeth in citric acid, swished them around in toothpaste slurry and artificial saliva, and had them brushed by toothbrushes.
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If you tell yourself once a day that cinema needs reality in order to exist, then it's enough for me to walk out where I live and look around, without searching for excessive naturalism.
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Premium users, who pay $12.99 a month or $7.92 a month if they buy the full year in advance, get access to seven-minute meditations and can access them more than once a day.
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But recently, television broadcasters have been reintroducing the practice of playing the national anthem once a day, pairing it with the same flavor of patriotic imagery, but in high definition and with multilayered audio.
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The game also rewards you for checking in at least once a day with free tickets you can grab every 24 hours, rather than encouraging you to play for several hours at a time.
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There's an image that comes across my Instagram feed about once a day of a wellness blogger in their light-filled apartment, surrounded by house plants, doing yoga and looking very casual about it.
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Once a day or so something cool happens in my life and I would like a photo of it, and it's kind of tragic to not have a camera capable of capturing that moment.
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The study will also test the possible benefits of artificial gravity, as participants will lie in DLR's short-arm centrifuge once a day and be spun to encourage blood flow back toward their feet.
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Some of them said physical assaults happened at least once a day, and one recalled four stabbings there between February and August, the council said in a report to the federal Bureau of Prisons.
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What Will Probably Happen: If your friend is truly averse to slithering off the couch to brush before bed, only brushing once a day probably won't yield a deteriorated jaw bone and missing teeth.
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There are 2 million registered vehicles in New York City; what if every one of them were dispatched once a day to take a superfluous ride to a recreational facility over 10 miles away?
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Game 5, originally scheduled for Thursday, was pushed back to Friday, which was once a day off for travel — and the ripple effects of that shift will resonate throughout the rest of the series.
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They're quick, incredibly powerful and happen about once a day as the light from some distant cataclysm reaches us, the result of massive stars collapsing or neutron stars merging in galaxies far, far away.
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Your best strategy for digesting news is to find a website you trust, check it once a day at a maximum, and avoid stepping into the sludgy rivers of social-media arguments about politics.
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Because of Facebook and Google's deep pervasiveness on the web, users often stay logged into each company's services all day long, and visit each one's primary websites at least once a day, if not more.
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If you're in need of different ways to improve your breath or oral hygiene, adding tongue scraping once a day might be a quick and effective method to add to your repertoire, Dr. Ahmed says.
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Michael Banks, the agent in charge of the McAllen station, said the men were allowed to brush their teeth once a day and said the longest any man had been held there was 32 days.
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Gay and bisexual men, who are still at extremely high risk of HIV infection in America, are now encouraged to take prophylactic pills once a day that can reduce the chance of infection by 99%.
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Here are some new and noteworthy high-tech gadgets: Your pets may need to eat more than once a day, but you may not be able to be there when they are expecting a meal.
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I used to never really eat at festivals, I'd eat something crap once a day and then I figured out that you actually need some delicious vegetables or something really tasty that keeps you going.
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Once a day, for a few minutes before they're all scooped up, Walmart is selling the NES Classic on its website starting at 5PM ET. The company says it will do so until November 18th.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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If you do sprain an ankle, apply ice wrapped in a cloth for 15 to 20 minutes every two or three hours for two days, then once a day until pain and swelling are gone.
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Digital transformation is happening across industries – in TV and media, for example, where Ericsson research has found that over 50 percent of consumers now watch streamed on-demand video content at least once a day.
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They can use the indicator once a day, and can set how long the story is marked as breaking for (up to 6 hours.) They'll also have an extra pool of 5 indicators per month.
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We were standard bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency, John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up – which, by his calculation, was about once a day.
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But if you're at a YMCA or a university health center that's only cleaned once a day or once a week, you definitely want to spend a few bucks on a pair of shower shoes.
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I've kind of got it down to like a boa constrictor diet, where I eat a big meal once a day and then I just slither around the rest of the time and eat nothing.
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We were standard-bearers of different American political traditions, and throughout my presidency John never hesitated to tell me when he thought I was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day.
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Like the pill for women, the experimental contraceptive — called dimethandrolone undecanoate, or DMAU — affects hormones and is taken once a day, said the study's senior investigator, Stephanie Page, a professor of medicine at the university.
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That said, these products are still cause for concern, since black women often use multiple hair products every day—sometimes more than once a day—adding up to a lot of exposure over a lifetime.
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If she changes her underwear once a day during her period, that's sixty pairs of underwear per year — which would cost hundreds of dollars, not to mention the amount of waste that goes in the landfill.
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It has a healthy microbiome, it's able to extract all the nutrients you need from your food without causing any pain, discomfort, bloating or distress, and it creates a bowel movement at least once a day.
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The second trimester I cut the carbs to once a day and that was at breakfast, and for the last trimester I haven't been eating that much carbs because I know the baby is full-grown.
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"McMacken advises serious reducetarians to make concrete resolutions, "such as eating meat only once a day instead of twice, or switching from dairy to nondairy milk—rather than just generally aspiring to eat fewer animal products.
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Among the 357 children, half ate fruit two or more times a day and more than a third had vegetables multiple times a day, with most of the children drinking milk at least once a day.
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Adam Parascandola, the Director of Animal Protection and Crisis Response for Humane Society International, says the dogs are fed "food scraps" once a day, and the only water they get is what's added to their food.
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I'm a complete klutz who drops my iPhone at least once a day, but I'm much less worried about dropping the Pixel 4 than I would be the large, glossy iPhone 11 or Galaxy Note 10.
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Japan's biggest gold retailer Tanaka Kikinzoku said the retail price of refined gold, revised once a day in yen, stood at 210,220 yen ($0003) per gramme on Thursday, not including consumption tax, up 2000% from Wednesday.
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With the help of Yankees officials, meals were handed out at the hotels, and players staying elsewhere drove once a day to the Yankees' minor league facility to pick up their meals from attendees wearing gloves.
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At one point, I asked my husband, who grew up with two dogs and approximately a thousand other pets, if there was a dog breed that existed that didn't poop as often — maybe once a day?
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The treatment, an infusion of antibodies taken from thousands of donors, given once a day for five days, had been shown to help some with G.B.S. — though why it worked at all was not clearly understood.
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GSK showed in drug trials last year that the once-a-day Dovato pill was as good as a standard three-drug cocktail in suppressing the virus that causes AIDS and also in terms of tolerability.
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His father would bring food and water once a day to a spot halfway between the village and the hut, and then pound a stick on the ground to let him know that it was there.
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That loss provides an emotional anchor for Tinti's story — and also for Loo herself, who still disappears at least once a day into the bathroom where Hawley has created an improvised shrine to his dead wife.
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The campaign follows the White House initiative to promote "theme weeks" on policy areas, such as "infrastructure week" in the first week of June, during which the president tweeted about once a day on infrastructure issues.
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A drug like an antibiotic might have a half-life of two hours or three hours; a long-acting drug you might take once a day is going to have a half-life more like twelve hours.
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Facebook also announced that a new high of 2.7 billion people use either Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Messenger each month, with 2 billion of those people using at least one of those four services once a day.
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While its once-a-day pill Dovato, also a two-drug combination, won U.S. market approval in April, the company is following up with a longer-acting injection combining the two active ingredients cabotegravir and Janssen's rilpivirine.
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For Facebook, the key to success is not just getting users to visit Facebook once a day, dipping in and out of shared and native content, it's getting them to stay and essentially live in Facebook's world.
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Among all adults, 2194 percent said they use Facebook at least once a day, down slightly from 21 percent who said so in a similar poll in late March, shortly after news organizations reported Cambridge Analytica's activity.
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Daily visits to coffee shops have increased and 16 percent of coffee shop visitors frequented a coffee shop at least once a day in 2015 compared with 14 percent a year earlier, according to consultancy Allegra Strategies.
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In just the roughly two months since Attorney General William Barr's release of his summary of the report, Mr. Trump used the words "no collusion" or "no obstruction" in a tweet 62 times, approximately once a day.
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A new study by the Venezuelan pollster Meganalisis found that 78.6% of the population found it difficult to feed themselves every day and that almost one in three Venezuelas could afford to eat only once a day.
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Older dog owners who walked their dogs at least once a day got 20 percent more physical activity than people without dogs, a British study found, and spent 30 fewer minutes a day being sedentary, on average.
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When they're with their kids, Jason and Angie are barred from talking trash about the other parent, and they've got to let the boys talk on the phone with Mom or Dad at least once a day.
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Last week, he sent an email to all of the Gold restaurants announcing 10 changes in response to their concerns, including a once-a-day limit and a doubling of the annual subscription price to about $25.
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Last week, he sent an email to all of the Gold restaurants announcing 10 changes in response to their concerns, including a once-a-day limit and a doubling of the annual subscription price to about $25.
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CME has said it's bitcoin future will be based on the CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR), a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin, that currently takes prices from four bitcoin exchanges.
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I only double cleanse at night and usually only when I'm wearing makeup, though some say you should try a two-step wash at least once a day, regardless of how much product you've got on your face.
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Supernus sells Oxtellar XR, a once-a-day tablet used to treat partial epilepsy seizures in adults and children over the age of six, and sued the former Actavis Inc to stop it from selling a generic version.
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According to the report, less than half of respondents (47 percent) say their organizations analyze connected device security logs and alerts more than once a day — a pace that will need to quicken as the risk profile rises.
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Notably, this doesn't necessarily mean they are off Slack's servers once they're a day old (they are likely not), but the messages should no longer be within reach of the aforementioned workspace owner once a day has passed.
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The drugmaker has tested out that pill form in people as a once-a-day treatment with other HIV drugs in a mid-stage trial, and based on positive results, now plans to conduct a late-stage trial.
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Wider use of the once-a-day pill, along with HIV blood tests and treatment among very sexually active men who have sex with men, could potentially reduce new cases by about 210 percent by 21, researchers say.
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I'd seen this number recommended by a few different pros, and it seemed like a happy medium between checking once a day (which some lunatics also recommend) and the 9 bazillion times I was currently looking at it.
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In addition to your regular bathing routine, take the following steps for proper foot care:At least once a day, use an antibacterial soap like Hibiclens Antiseptic Skin Cleanser and a soft-bristled brush to wash your feet thoroughly.
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Roberts says any locker room that has hundreds of people traipsing in and out of it needs to get scrubbed down at least once a day, and should probably be cleaned closer to three or four times daily.
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Develop a schedule for yourself; once a day, once a week, etc … Mark it on the calendar until it becomes a habit, or use an app like Todoist (also handy for planning your day as a business owner).
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My son, who is 18 and taking a gap year, is house-sitting for some neighborhood friends but shows up once a day to hang out, get some more clothes from home, check on his pet snake, etc.
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So, I am trying a new regiment that involves washing my hair with Harry's once a day, and my separate shampoo and conditioner a couple of times a week — more if it's been a nasty day, weather-wise.
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Investors accused Deutsche Bank, HSBC and ScotiaBank of abusing their power as three of the world's largest silver bullion banks to dictate the price of silver through a secret, once-a-day meeting known as the Silver Fix.
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The president's plan also focuses heavily on expanding the use of PrEP—a drug that, taken once a day, is more than 90 percent effective at preventing HIV infections, and which hasn't been covered by Ryan White funding.
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So, the routine: First, Hyde tells me to remember that "anything is better than nothing," so even going for a brisk walk once a day counts if you're the kind of person who does not usually do this (hi).
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The Providence Cross Town Clinic enrolls fewer than 203 patients, however—and in order to participate, they must use the injectable drugs on the premises, which requires that they visit more than once a day at specific, assigned times.
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It says that asking the universe "once a day" for what you want, will make it more likely to happen and that if you find yourself doubtful, to say: I'm getting closer and closer to my goals every day.
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Testing at least twice a day is critical, because if you only test once a day, you may detect and record your LH surge much later than it actually occurred, or even worse, you could miss your surge completely.
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Probably once a day I talk to somebody who's seen something, and I explain to them that we don't take such reports, but that if they want to send me photos or videos I'm happy to look at them.
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Yes, the American people are more worried about terrorism and the rise of ISIS, though they are perhaps not as worried as they should be about the mass shootings that happen on average once a day in our country.
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I need to see what running a fast mile looked like, so every day, at least once a day, I watch video of El Guerrouj setting the record for the fastest mile ever—that's when I started memorizing it.
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Nick Harrison learned he was infected with H.I.V. six years ago, but the once fatal diagnosis has barely changed his routine at work or at home because he keeps the virus in check with a once-a-day pill.
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Whenever Boss Cai is playing, his audience includes Chuxin staff assigned to manage him, monitors from the livestream platform that hosts him, unknown agents of the government, and his mother back in Dangyang (at least once a day, she admits).
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"Some 32% of users who visit the site several times a day – and 19% of those who visit once a day – say it is very important for helping them understand things that are happening in the world," the study says.
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The study team compared 203,433 current smokers - those who said they smoked at least once a day sometime over the last year - to 6,518 former smokers who had stopped at least one year before the blood draw and 6,596 never smokers.
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When wound up and set in motion (which only happens once a day due to the delicacy of the mechanism) the swan performs a graceful 30-second pantomime, catching a tiny silver fish from the glass pond in front of it.
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The best dental flossThe American Dental Association recommends brushing for two minutes twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and flossing at least once a day because dental floss is very effective at removing plaque and food from between your teeth.
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And when summer rolls around, and everyone decides to go to yoga once a day, ClassPass can rest easy knowing that it'll still generate revenue off of each of its users individually, without being susceptible to a spike in usage.
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"If you have a history (of heart disease) in your family, you need to be a little more careful to make sure you are brushing (at least twice a day), flossing (once a day) and having regular checkups," she said.
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"We dig the vibe behind it and what it is about, but we also just like the way it looks and we feel great about it," says the "Once a Day" crooner of the room's design and fair-trade influence.
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For HIV/AIDS, the changes also have troubling implications for public health if patients are switched to older medicines that must be taken multiple times a day instead of once-a-day treatments that are easier for patients to take faithfully.
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I then set this little box down, tell the Russians that I have set it going so that once a day the roulette wheel will spin with a given probability ... that, on any day, the little box will provoke total war.
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Sixty-five percent of Britons now "regularly or occasionally" visit the supermarket more than once a day, while 11 percent decide what they'll have for supper "just before" eating, according to the Waitrose Food and Drink Report for 2017-18.
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"I see it as an anthropological look of what we, in 2015, see an important or on our radar from a pop culture perspective," says Spivack, who updates the site once a day with more of the wikiHow user-created content.
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Biden is trying to butt in—if, that is, his team can figure out how to do a 10-minute livestream once a day—but it looks like Cuomo will continue to be the Democrats' de facto leader on this issue.
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Even with the advance scheduling, it's still a good idea to pop in once a day to see if your post received any engagement, say hello to new followers and check your timeline for any interesting, trending things to share.
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For the coffee giant's fourth annual sweepstakes, which ended in January, five U.S. winners won the grand prize, worth up to $56,575 each, entitling them to a free beverage or food item of their choice once a day for 30 years.
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Life on the plantation With baskets strapped to their heads, throngs of women set out each day moving from one patch to another -- circling the same plantation -- typically taking a break just once a day, even when heavily pregnant like Rama.
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My own usage had the product lasting closer to 20 hours without the need to recharge, but even so, the device needs to get charged once a day, regardless — otherwise you'll almost certainly be out of juice the following day.
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"It's been gleefully marketed as this easy, breezy technological solution to your biological clock, when, in fact, freezing one's eggs requires self-injecting fertility medications at least once a day for several weeks and going through outpatient surgery," she said.
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Compared with people who did not brush or brushed only once a day, those who brushed twice a day had a 3 percent reduced risk for diabetes, and those who brushed three times a day an 8 percent reduced risk.
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Contributing Opinion Writer I was going to watch the State of the Union speech the other week, honest I was, but I have this new policy of only screaming into my pillow once a day, so it didn't pan out.
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That includes using special vacuums meant to suck up the roaches (which is also labor-intensive), laying down sticky traps, and educating residents to take out their trash once a day or to not leave out pet food (a roach favorite).
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In 2013, researchers enrolled 48 children and randomly divided them into two different groups: one group that was given treatment in increasing amounts once a day for 18 months, and another group that was given a placebo in increasing amounts every day.
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Some attempt is made to suggest the asceticism that General McChrystal was renowned for—General McMahon picks the most austere bedroom when he arrives at his base in Afghanistan, claims to eat only once a day and is frequently seen jogging at dawn.
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For anyone who refuses to cooperate, actions can range from issuing a self-isolation order to "checking in once a day via the internet, to putting a tracking device on somebody, to placing an armed guard outside of their home," Katz said.
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"It's also a matter of perception: For somebody who moves their bowels once a day, a sudden increase in frequency will be of concern to them," she says, adding that diarrhea can also refer to a change in the consistency of your stools.
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And when we think about PrEP, a once-a-day medication that can prevent people from getting HIV, we have considerable work to do considering that only 14 percent of white people who could benefit from being on PrEP are actually on it.
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You don't need to read a print newspaper to get this; you can create your own news ritual by looking at a news app once a day, or reading morning newsletters like those from Axios, or listening to a daily news podcast.
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In a scene that called to mind the 1990s, about a dozen members of Act Up, the AIDS activist group, stood outside and held placards protesting the hefty prices that Gilead charges for Truvada, a once-a-day-pill that prevents H.I.V. transmission.
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"That's critical for people being able to use it effectively," explained Stephanie Page, a professor of medicine at the University of Washington and the study's senior investigator, since most people have trouble remembering to take a pill once a day, let alone twice.
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With news this week of a possible male contraceptive pill—like the one ladies take once a day—we wanted to find out whether straight guys would be up for taking on the burden of controlling baby-making as a result of sex.
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Describing that rush as a binge feels like a greasy artifact of the early streaming days, when a season of television would appear overnight, and you had the option to watch it once a day, maybe, or scarf it all down. Overnight.
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"Our ultimate goal is effectively one pill, taken once a day, that actually gets to carrier level-like activity of chloride flux," Vertex Chief Financial Officer Ian Smith told JPMorgan analyst Cory Kasimov on a June conference call, according to a transcript.
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You had an aggregation thing that came out once a day, today's paper, where you literally went through mostly the Times and the Journal, and super smart, too, but it wasn't like you were doing hot takes on whatever happened an hour ago.
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When Pitt returns home to California, he is allowed to decide whether the kids stay at his house in L.A. — the former family residence — and Jolie can only call once a day at a previously agreed upon time while they are in his care.
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At least once a day, though, there's something so wrong, upsetting, or just 100-percent fucked up that I close the app and swear that I'm done with Reddit and I'm going to spend my time reading, like, the National Geographic Almanac or whatever instead.
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"I've been working with Junqueras for many, many years, so I can tweet what I think he would say, but I also actually get calls from him once a day, and he sends me some tweets and some written letters, every day," Tobalo said.
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Jon Brion: I normally watch a film I'm working on twice a day for a week and then watch it once a day for a week and begin to concentrate on a few key scenes—maybe I'll put my hands on a piano or guitar.
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When it comes to information about the government, 54 percent of those polled said they get their facts from social media at least once a day, 52 percent get facts from local news, 50 percent from national television networks and 47 percent from cable news.
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She loves 'Harry Potter' and watches the movies 'once a day' Earlier this year, when asked to define what "self-care" means to her, Zendaya told InStyle that she finds it hard to sit and meditate, so instead she rewatches the "Harry Potter" films.
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"Everyone should be jumping on Zoom at least once a day to see members of their team, smile at each other and provide the interaction that will keep us feeling connected," said Noah Shachtman, the editor in chief of The Daily Beast, in an email.
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To that end, while only 13 percent of baby boomers kept in more than daily touch with their parents during young adulthood, nearly a third of Americans in their early 20s now report communicating with their mother or father at least once a day.
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Facebook's global expansion continues unabated as the company now reports that about 2.26 billion people use at least one of the company's family of mobile apps or its website at least once a day, while 2.89 billion do so at least once a month.
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More than one in four people (21.6 percent) use voice search on their devices at least once a day, while 26.7 percent use it at least once a week, according to a survey of 2,000 U.S. mobile phone users done in January by website consultancy firm HigherVisibility.
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So, what was super exciting today was the new data where we have shown that the short wear time patch that would be put on — we estimate 5 minutes once a day — could be a potential replacement for what would be considered for a typical subcu.
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HLD200 is designed to be taken once a day at night and uses a delayed and extended-release technology to help control ADHD symptoms throughout the day, but particularly when the patient wakes up in the morning, an especially challenging time of day, the company said.
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The once-a-day pill is at least 90 percent effective in some high-risk groups, including men who have sex with men as well as heterosexual men and women who have sex with HIV-positive partners, and 70 percent effective in people who inject illicit drugs.
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The U.S. airline said starting Monday it will also reduce service on five other routes and will only fly once a day from Atlanta to Amsterdam, London-Heathrow, Paris-Charles De Gaulle and one flight daily from Detroit to Amsterdam and New York-JFK to London-Heathrow.
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While Anette struggled with the band's more operatic elements (especially live), Floor could effortlessly play both parts (If you need proof, just check out the fabulous/wonderful/epic/mind blowing/worth-watching-once-a-day live DVD, Showtime/Storytime, and watch her absolutely annihilate the old material).
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CNET says it's tested for a total of 50,000 rolls, which translates to around 68 years of sliding it up and down once a day, or around three years of rolling it up and down every hour for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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Due to rules around how methadone is stored, secured, and distributed, patients at first have to go back to their methadone clinic at least once a day to get the drug, earning the right to take home a limited amount of medication after months or years.
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To be sure, trading stock slivers has been available in different forms for years, mainly via dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs.)But for the first time, firms are executing fractional share trades in real-time, versus a complex trading method that firms typically carried out once a day.
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The site allows viewers to input their home's information and toggle to see how much energy and water they might save with small tweaks, whether that's limiting themselves to 12 baths a year or cooking on a gas stove once a day instead of three times.
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If President Trump and the Republicans in Congress are having to work this hard to approve legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare -- an article of faith that they've reaffirmed at least once a day eight years running -- then the odds of major changes in tax law are uncertain.
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That caused the shares to be halted, the trades to be canceled and BATS to withdraw its first go at an I.P.O. This time around, BATS has streamlined its servers and conducted 50,000 tests (at least once a day since December) for its auction system to handle the volume.
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As part of the current show, on the second floor of the gallery is a platform, on which a person comes to dance once a day, at a time of his or her choosing, in unannounced intervals to music that is not audible to anyone but the person dancing.
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And the friends with whom I shared the olive oil cake — a simple drum with a crisp top and a tender middle, splashed with a bright-green squiggle of peppery olive oil — still text me about once a day to ask if I remember how wonderful it was.
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From finding the theme tune to Round The Twist stuck in your head, oh, about once a day, to the part we played in the return of Ben-from-A22017's curtain hairstyle, our interest in the pre-millennium decade has gone from a gentle comedic obsession to full-blown fetishization.
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Beginning on August 24, the following theaters will screen The Dark Knight once a day: AMC Universal Citywalk IMAX, Universal City AMC Lincoln Square IMAX, New York City AMC Metreon IMAX, San Francisco Ontario Place Cinesphere IMAX, Toronto Tickets for opening day will go on sale this Friday, June 20.
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British people will only be allowed to leave their homes to shop for basic goods, to exercise once a day, to receive care or help a vulnerable person and to travel to essential work, the U.K. prime minister said during an address to the nation from No. 10 Downing Street.
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A child psychologist has to be present while Brad visits the kids in London -- where Angelina is renting a house right now -- and has to make arrangements to have them see their doctors while in CA. When they're across the pond with dad, Jolie can only call once a day.
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According to Georg Umgiesser, an oceanographer at the Italian National Research Council's Institute of Marine Sciences, with 50 centimeters (about 20 inches) of sea-level rise, the barrier will be closed once a day, whereas with 70 centimeters (about 28 inches), the gates will be closed more often than they are open.
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Thiam, the former head of British insurer Prudential, said he had lived almost 15 years in Britain and had been shocked to be told on a visit to a school in Tower Hamlets, a London borough near the city's financial district, that about half of children there only ate once a day.
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"Approximately 25 babies under the age of six months, whose mothers are unable to breastfeed, are being given roughly 100ml of milk formula just once a day on the island of Chios, according to photographs sent by detained refugees and testimonies provided by phone," according to reporting from The Guardian's Patrick Kingsley.
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Damien, originally from Australia, took a photo of one of these queens once a day for a year, either trawling Soho, where he otherwise works as a graphic designer, or heading home to east London, where drag exists in pockets of sweaty flamboyance, from the Resistance Galleries to Bethnal Green Working Men's Club.
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So his owner, Jaime Wilson, decided her pet needed to go on a diet — barely two tablespoons of dry food in the morning and again at night, along with a larger portion of canned wet food once a day and a supervised exercise program that included treadmill work and running through stationary poles.
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Pros: Kills four common types of worm, easy-to-mix granule formulation, safe and effective, kills two species of roundworm and hookwormCons: Large dogs may require more than one package, only kills one species of tapeworm and whipworm, three once-a-day doses required, not for puppies younger than 6 weeks of age
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It cites research it commissioned which found two-thirds of UK shoppers regularly or occasionally visit a supermarket more than once a day, saying the trend is particularly prevalent among 18-to 24-year olds who it found to be twice as likely to visit a supermarket twice a day as the over-55s.
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One reason is that, while I do eat meat, the amount I eat aligns already with the recommendations of environmentalist spokespeople who are gently imploring Americans to eat less meat; they're trying to talk people down from eating meat with seemingly every meal to eating it once a day, or only several days per week.
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Announcing the new lockdown measures on Monday evening, Boris Johnson said people would for at least three weeks be allowed to leave their homes only for "very limited purposes," which include shopping for essentials, collecting medicine, exercising once a day, and travelling to and from work where it was not possible to work at home.
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African Americans have a strong presence on social media: 237 percent of black U.S. adults use Facebook and 43 percent use Instagram; 63 percent use Facebook to communicate with family, and 60 percent use it to communicate with friends at least once a day, compared with 53 percent and 54 percent of the total population, respectively.
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Journalists can run fewer stories on a subject, talk about it once a day on cable news and not every hour, assume a matter-of-fact tone, remind themselves that Twitter isn't public opinion, question scandal material shopped by someone's political rivals, and in other ways bear in mind that many people deplore the media proclivity for these furors.
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Related: African Migrants in Libya Face Kidnapping, Torture, and Robbery on Smuggling Route to Europe The migrants arriving in Catania said they had been taken to a site near the western Libyan cities of Sabratha and Zuwarah, where they stayed for up to 45 days while the traffickers kept watch over them and fed them once a day.
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And if you can focus your concentration span on something for half an hour, you know that you learn more than you do ... And I read a fascinating statistic that the Statue of Liberty is 29 feet tall, which is exactly the amount — the average amount — of content that people scroll through on Facebook once a day.
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At least once a day, Shipka posts content inspired by or intended to excite the fandom on her personal feed: a picture of her on set smiling and covered in blood, a video of her and the cast dancing, a steamy picture taken with suave brooder Gavin Leatherwood, who plays Sabrina's love interest, Nick, on the show.
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"The Forward is the sole daily Jewish newspaper that has the resources and capacity to do the kind of reporting we need done," Angel said, noting that what Jewish Currents does as a smaller intellectual journal that only publishes once a day isn't comparable to what the Forward does as an outlet that also covers news.
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Schulman furthered the conversation by reminding the audience that women live through such triumphs and tragedies every day worthy of real, mass portrayal and financial backing — sampling a somber moment from her film Bad Moms in which character Amy (Mila Kunis) admits that at least once a day she feels like the worst mom and sits in her car and cries.
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The once-a-day half-milligram pill trimmed the odds of death from any cardiovascular cause by 16%, reduced the likelihood of being resuscitated from a cardiac arrest by 17%, shaved the chance of subsequent heart attack by 163%, slashed the risk of being hospitalized for coronary bypass or a stent procedure in half, and cut the odds of a stroke by 74%.
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Collaborating over the last year with Señor Amor, a designer and D.J. whose firm has done work for Jane Wiedlin of the Go-Go's, Ms. Beat has transformed an appealing but inconspicuous house in this up-and-coming suburb — a house that was once a day care center upholstered in pastel chintz — into a moody, Brutalist-inspired bastion of art and kitsch.
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He has his own private gym, keeps a handwritten exercise "handbook" and has been known to work out more than once a day, according to GQ. Outside the gym Johnson works hard too; he's the world's second highest-earning actor and fifth highest-paid celebrity, raking in $124 million before taxes between June 2017 and June 2018, according to Forbes.
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"The knock on Twitter is that the daily average user growth has been slowing for the last few quarters, but keep in mind that they're really focused on shutting down fake accounts, so I think a number like that is really important for Facebook where people might only log in once a day, but with Twitter it's more about the user engagement," Tepper said on "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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Being a nursefluencer, a term that I have admittedly made up but that describes a growing population, is similar to being a regular influencer: You get someone to take pictures (for Sarah, it's her little brother), you post often (once a day or else the algorithm will bury you, Sarah tells me), and promote products (like almost everyone I spoke to for this piece, Sarah receives free scrubs from the brand Figs).
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The point, this week as ever, is just to cook as often as you can, following the currents of your desires, so that you and those around you can begin to see the sense in it, the joy of gathering together once a day to share food and conversation, and together to understand how great it can be to take control not just of what you're eating, but in how it's prepared, and why.
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A large study that followed a diverse group of 6,814 Americans ages 45 to 84 for at least five years found that those who drank diet soda at least once a day were at 67 percent greater risk of developing Type 2 diabetes than those who didn't consume diet drinks, regardless of whether they gained weight or not, and at 36 percent greater risk of metabolic syndrome, which can be a precursor to heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
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By March, the rhythms of life in Congress were starting to feel predictable to most first-year members: the piercing tone signaling in their offices, at least once a day, that it was time again for votes (it was always time for votes); the frequent dashes, for some, over to the D.C.C.C. to make fund-raising calls, which the law forbids them to make in congressional offices; the morning breakfasts with potential donors; the late nights catching up on committee briefings; and, when possible, attendance at the weekly Democratic caucus meetings, where Pelosi usually speaks.
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