I do gel pedicures once a month, and I try to do a facial at Dtox Day Spa once a month.
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I was only allowed to go home once a month.
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Sixty percent of StyleBee customers use it once a month.
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There's 12 of us, and we meet once a month.
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Giordano doesn't recommend doing kambo more than once a month.
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Britain: he would eventually visit London once a month, performing
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Once a month, the gym became a church for us.
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Microsoft delivers security patches to your computer once a month.
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Before, we only go out to dinner once a month.
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I would say I played once a month at Avalon.
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And the council meets once a month and reviews bills.
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Aside: as a child, I watched Click once a month.
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Reboot or no reboot, we have lunch once a month.
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The two stayed in touch and talked once a month.
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No, they showed us the Eucharist once a month, though.
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I fill up a $63 MetroCard about once a month.
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Once a month, I have a calendar reminder pop up.
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We used to tune up Lydia's guitar once a month.
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Electricity blackouts occurred weekly; now electricity fails once a month.
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Gerstein is only in the office about once a month.
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Right now, the company is launching about once a month.
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"They send him boxes once a month," his mother said.
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Aducanumab is given as an intravenous infusion once a month.
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Once a month a snowcat delivers food and other supplies.
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They came as often as once a month, he said.
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One of his staff members checks data once a month.
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Discord only lets users request their data once a month.
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Needing Needling I try to get facials once a month.
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They had sex about once a month for a year.
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Yeah. I don't drink that often, maybe once a month.
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The panel is broken into thirds of active (trade more than once a week), swing (trade less than once a week but more than once a month) and passive (trade less than once a month).
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The respondents are broken into thirds of active (trade more than once a week), swing (trade less than once a week but more than once a month), and passive (trade less than once a month).
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Goodell checks in with the Members at least once a month.
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I go to these queer Sephardic Shabbat dinners once a month.
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Nearly half said they "misused alcohol" at least once a month.
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You can do this once a month to keep things clean.
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They'd put $5 in once a month for our education fund.
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"I usually do them once a month," she tells PEOPLE Now.
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In fact, Netflix, like a living thing, molts once a month.
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I skate like once or twice, once a month or something.
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In the past, they only checked the bathrooms once a month.
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A good rule of thumb is to trim once a month.
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They also recommend testing these outlets at least once a month.
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Stay up late talking all night at least once a month.
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He said prices would increase just once a month after that.
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We're not best friends, but we talk maybe once a month.
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You definitely want to clean this at least once a month.
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Alana: OK.Herrine: Because I come here at least once a month.
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She still contributes to that paper at least once a month.
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Another 9 percent use the service less than once a month.
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These sites typically update their information at least once a month.
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I have lunch with a group of ladies once a month.
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Then, once a month, forward these emails to your accounting software.
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Meanwhile, Iain continues to do theater reviews, about once a month.
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It's time to start making that at least once a month.
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She said she Skypes with her relatives about once a month.
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I come once a month to meet with the designers here.
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Once a month, I get to head out for a weekend.
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But people trying to escape, that happens about once a month.
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I probably was -- you know, would interact with him once a month.
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Get in the habit of checking it at least once a month.
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Once a month, One Spirit purchases food from vendors using monetary donations.
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Think ten people who meet once a month to support each other.
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Once a month, the trains are washed and scrubbed on the outside.
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Another 40 percent of respondents said they binge-watch once a month.
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Nevertheless, once a month they discuss their ambitions with their key worker.
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There's a family I babysit for about once a month in Providence.
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My church only offers the class once a month at 30 a.m.
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In one, 503 milligrams were given once a month for six months.
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So doing that once a month ultimately brought us to this point.
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Renter's Insurance: $180/yearParking: $583 pre-tax once a month for parking.
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She takes the train in once a month to do her shift.
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Once a month, they meet to discuss recent breakthroughs and promising startups.
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That means the toilet only needs to be emptied once a month.
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In one, 300 milligrams were given once a month for six months.
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Once a month I attend a luncheon for employees celebrating milestone anniversaries.
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Lawyers come in once a month to help with issues like immigration.
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Even with once a month use, teens can show signs of dependence.
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Our daycare offers a Parents Night Out (PNO) deal once a month.
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In fact, a window-covering strangulation death occurs about once a month.
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But he only steps on a real course maybe once a month.
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Some of you experience and go through this yourself once a month.
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Canadian diplomats have been allowed to visit them about once a month.
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Once a month, the family is allowed to meet in a room.
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They see each other once a month but text and talk often.
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I'll make it maybe once a month, or whenever I'm craving it.
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But your Coinbase account is credited with rewards only once a month.
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More than 60 million Americans experience heartburn at least once a month.
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They plan to strike once a month until their demands are met.
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Some of them, the more popular ones, more than once a month.
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He returned there once a month over the course of that year.
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Going outside, at least once a month, I do get those [cases].
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Amgen said patients received the injectable drug once a month for six months.
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Nonetheless, that still means heading to the salon at least once a month.
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Yet, somehow, this space was transformed once a month into a queer utopia.
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They now do that once a month and we all gain from it.
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The articles come out only once a month, so there's not that immediacy.
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They repeated this bizarre ritual once a month for the next three months.
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We talked to our surrogate at least once a month during the pregnancy.
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More than 2bn people now visit the site at least once a month.
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If you dry your hair once a month do not buy this dryer.
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Best off all, it costs me $18 to gas up — once a month.
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About once a month every month for years, Jones received rejections in response.
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Neary says Fab must give the court a status update once a month.
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They meet once a month and communicate in between on a Whatsapp group.
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If it's a Jeff Koons outside, it can be cleaned once a month.
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" She returned to "Today'' with a once-a-month segment about baby boomers.
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They will go into a shop once a month or once a quarter.
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You tell me you get paid once a month — what's in that paycheck?
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At least once a month, he and Ms. Binder head to Atlantic City.
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You meet a Cousy not once a month but once in a lifetime.
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He owns a small pharmacy, and, once a month, he holds meetings there.
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"I've been doing that once a month, every month, since then," she said.
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I mean, this guy does something ridiculous, like, at least once a month.
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Why do I have to go and speak with someone once a month?
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"We come down here once a month and record four songs," Conte says.
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"We are hoping his visits slow to once a month," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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Tomatoes trickle in every now and then, but just maybe once a month.
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Canadian diplomats have been allowed to visit both men about once a month.
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Commit to a "digital detox day" once a week, or even once a month.
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Detainees complained that they were sometimes let outside only once a month for exercise.
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A frequent moviegoer is defined as someone who goes at least once a month.
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Once a month they're assigned an irrelevant area to patrol and it's live-streamed.
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More than half of all church members attend church once a month or less.
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We have annual passes, so we try to go at least once a month.
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They want to go out to dinner once a month or every two weeks.
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His only income has been a social security check he receives once a month.
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We got to see movies once a month, and they were screened and censored.
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They meet with the alderman once a month and tell him what they need.
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Once a month, the flight also stops in Rio Gallegos, Argentina, in both directions.
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The agency recommends checking your tire pressure and tread at least once a month.
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You could also do this manually, once a month or once a fortnight say.
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Those donations are then transferred to charities once a month, according to PayPal's site.
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So instead of pushing out features once a day, it became once a month.
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Members test agricultural water once a month and submit to audits by state inspectors.
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Grandparents live several hours away, but we see them at least once a month.
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But after that, she says, she only needs to clear weeds once a month.
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Nah. [Laughs] Honestly I can't hardly stand to go on dates once a month!
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I travel about once a month for an average of three nights per trip.
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The company also launched StylePass for a flat fee on once-a-month rentals.
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"We meet about once a month to brainstorm and share marketing ideas," he said.
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The researchers defined infrequent consumption as between once a month and once a week.
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If things are going well, once a month or every few months should suffice.
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Ideally, you'd do this at least once a quarter if not once a month.
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If we do that once a month, then it's not this big freak-out.
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The fund rebalances once a month, and all assets are held in cold storage.
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Each of them must attend a mandatory counseling session at least once a month.
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Before the trade war, inspections took place less than once a month, he said.
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She would get paid once a month, with 55 percent of her wages garnished.
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I had a good support system, though, and people visited me once a month.
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Check your credit score once a month to see how your credit has improved.
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"We fail dozens of times a week in order to succeed once a month."
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But Medicare, Medicaid, and most commercial insurance plans refill most prescriptions once a month.
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They'll then target another one in May, followed by launches once a month thereafter.
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They get a quarter of a chicken once a month for their protein rationing.
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I see a pain specialist once a month and a psychiatrist every three months.
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Read more:I fly at least once a month and always dress up to travel.
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So instead of once a month, signals are now checked four times a year.
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I have a friend who comes to visit from Rhode Island once a month.
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My girls and I try to do this once a month trying new restaurants.
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Or Mike Snyder, who needed to get from Albuquerque to Denver once a month.
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It took styling it once a week and then having it retouched once a month.
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Corporate employees come to the store to walk through with a scorecard once a month.
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Before the recent hurricanes and king tides, the team intended to survey once a month.
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About once a month these Angelenos gather to unwind to the sounds of whirring motors.
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More than 90 million US smartphone owners use voice assistants at least once a month.
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Another 54 percent back up their data at least once a month or more frequently.
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Once a month he calls you after midnight and asks to come to your house.
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I can be okay with Walmart once a month if it saves us about $30.
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You've modeled it out so your business works if I come once a month. Yeah.
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If they were, we'd get a solar eclipse every new moon, or once a month.
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The study found that 32% of expecting moms had nightmares at least once a month.
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ICRISAT scientists originally visited the weather station once a month to take readings, he said.
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"Descaling once a month will greatly improve the taste of your coffee," Mr. Giuliano said.
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She comes once a month to clean the common spaces (living room, kitchen, and bathroom).
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Some 337,000 people shoot hoops once a month, according to Sport England, a community organisation.
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I try to go at least once a month, but it varies depending on school.
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They would go to a city about once a month to buy drugs from wholesalers.
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Once a month, Leslie Mac braces herself to purge her Twitter handle from various lists.
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Bard visits Sydney once a month currently, and the two founders are still based here.
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Clearly I'm not very "active" if I'm just chatting inside your app once a month.
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It has more than 2 billion users who log in at least once a month.
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About once a month, someone who's cracked their iPhone's screen asks me what to do.
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I drive a hybrid car and typically only have to fill up once a month.
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Federal law mandates the president receive a $400,000 annual salary, paid out once a month.
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She now eats salads loaded with vegetables twice a day instead of once a month.
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She instilled discipline by prohibiting students from trading more than once a month, he said.
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They see each other at least once a month, for birthdays, holidays and mini-breaks.
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He's moved to campus in Pretoria but still tries to attend meetings once a month.
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The program usually takes place for once a month and lasts up to eight hours.
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As you probably know, I travel across the country once a month for special events.
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Seventeen-year-old James said he only smokes weed once a month because of this.
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But doing this style of dinner once a month makes what you're serving feel different.
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If you gift them a subscription, they'll receive a hardcover book delivered once a month.
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So at least once a month, we meet on Sunday night, which is very rejuvenating.
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Once a month, some prime-time network TV show uses FarmersOnly as a punch line.
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She has thrown herself a birthday-themed variety show once a month since December 2016.
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Mr. Mika visits once a month, hoping to make sense of what happened to him.
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I add that list en masse to my proper word list about once a month.
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Fenty operates on a nontraditional schedule, with new products being released about once a month.
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They became lovers, meeting in their nook at a prescribed time about once a month.
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Back then, 61% of Americans hung out with their neighbors at least once a month.
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In 2018, most adults said they use ride-hailing services less than once a month.
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When you work for the House of Representatives, you are only paid once a month.
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It produces one Electron rocket about every 20 days, with launches nearly once a month.
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Saving money for taxes (08:24)YouTube pays Barbu through direct deposit once a month.
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And the purifiers need to be changed about once a month -- which rings in at $430.
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Between the two of us we spend money on live music at least once a month.
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I would see a package, you know, like, maybe once a month somebody would get something.
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But when Nic was very little, he would come to L.A. once a month as well.
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The projection from eMarketer includes people who access their Snapchat app at least once a month.
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Paycheck Amount (once a month): Between $300 and $390, depending on how I arrange my hours.
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Last year Pope Tawadros, who supports Mr Sisi, said Copts were attacked about once a month.
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And yes, sure, a millennial might Instagram themselves baking — when they do it once a month.
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Covered costs also include groceries, overheads for the house and flights back home once a month.
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Users also receive emails once a month, updating them on exactly what their money's been supporting.
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Savings: I try to put one of my paychecks into my savings account once a month.
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Because it's involved in menstruation, it thickens, breaks down and bleeds once a month or so.
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So we go through our toy box once a month and say, 'What aren't we using?
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But is there any proof that this once-a-month phenomena actually screws with your day?
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I fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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The AFP will also send its own reporters to the Pyongyang bureau about once a month.
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It's something her assistant said she resisted for years but does at least once a month.
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A majority of Latinxs in those states also visited public lands at least once a month.
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Just a couple months ago she started family dinner night at a restaurant once a month.
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We have a regular cleaner once a month, which sets us back about $120 each time.
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Zelle, on the other hand, handles larger transactions, typically $250 about once a month, he said.
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He traveled to this corner of the Chinese border from Tokyo at least once a month.
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It's close to our apartment, so we go about once a month to get household basics.
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My roommate and I make them at least once a month, and, afterwards, freeze extra dough.
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We've stayed really close and try to catch up in person at least once a month.
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Ninety percent of Super Duty pickup truck owners tow a trailer at least once a month.
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I was only taking it about once a month, but every summer—I'd have it weekly.
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It's a feeling that Georgio, 32, who takes MDMA about once a month, can relate to.
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"The Axe Files" will continue to air once a month on CNN in a televised version.
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There's also a little red light that reminds you to clean the filter once a month.
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A woman can only get pregnant when she's ovulating, something that only happens once a month.
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Ms. Vucetaj recommends cleaning the tip with an alcohol swab once a month to remove residue.
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Mr. Hill, a Marine veteran, holds FTX sessions, or field training exercises, roughly once a month.
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"My posts get deleted about once a month," said Patton, who often writes about racial issues.
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It's just a way of staying connected to us, and we see them once a month.
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Parts of your business probably move too fast to measure certain metrics only once a month.
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But try taking a detox once a month, even just for a day at a time.
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Their mail was collected once a month; an exchange of letters could take a whole season.
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She covers nine villages on her motorcycle, visiting about 230 patients at least once a month.
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"If I'm making a game once a month, I have to cut a lot," he says.
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Redfin emails me probably once a month with its estimate of what my house is worth.
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She held "health happy hours" once a month and served slices of her cauliflower crust pizza.
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It is injected once a month with a device similar to one used to inject insulin.
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You only need a shot once a month rather than going to get it every day.
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I like to darken them once a month and I get them waxed twice a month.
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Pfleger calls Farrakhan his closest adviser, and says that they talk at least once a month.
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Cruz won by about 10 among those who participated in them at least once a month.
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These novel testing environments should speed the development of a once-a-month birth control pill.
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You think 22020-234 million people are checking you out once a month or more. Yes!
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She also recommended coming in for a gloss once a month to keep the color vibrant. 5.
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"I was going to the doctor once a month," he said about the time he had Medicaid.
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Thou shall attend thy favorite club if not twice a week at least once a month 5.
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Just over a third of teenagers report using the core Facebook platform at least once a month.
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They are accountable to an administrative oversight committee that meets once a month to discuss administrative issues.
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Hensley still checks in with a doctor at the hospital once a month to get her medications.
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Patients take Aimovig once a month through an injection similar to an insulin shot or an EpiPen.
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To keep this at bay, Lopez recommends using a tea-tree treatment at least once a month.
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G. and I make sure we see each other once a month, but airfare quickly adds up!
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She's been on medication for years, but she had been having "breakthrough seizures" about once a month.
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"Today we have a situation where once a month a child is dying in custody," he said.
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Fuel prices might be adjusted once a month or once every three months, rather than every day.
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At least let them watch educational documentaries or take them to an appropriate movie once a month!
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I don't really like getting paid once a month — it's annoying for budgeting — but money is money!
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These meetings, which she hopes will happen once a month, are just one way to do that.
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I pretend that I only get paid once a month and put every other paycheck into savings.
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He has a spa day about once a month, and we buy discounted gift cards from Costco.
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Our balance is a bit low, so we load another $100 — we reload about once a month.
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And physicists expect to see these types of neutron star events as often as once a month.
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This breath test should be done at least once a month to keep it accurate, Path says.
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In Washington DC, the Slovakian and Slovenian embassies meet once a month to exchange wrongly addressed mail.
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" Color takes regular upkeep: "I see every one of my clients once a month, if not more.
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Only once a month or "maybe once every couple of weeks," Eldredge will dig into frozen yogurt.
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Usually from LA, although once a month from New York or D.C. And it's an opinion show.
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The only time she meets anyone is once a month when she collects food from a charity.
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Cairn is a subscription service that sends you boxes of travel and outdoors accessories once a month.
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Microsoft traditionally patches its software once a month, but delayed this month's "Patch Tuesday" for undisclosed reasons.
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Developers are also working towards more streamlined HIV regimens, with once-a-month shots in development, too.
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Up until October 2014, Berry performed once a month at Blueberry Hill, a restaurant in St. Louis.
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And about once a month I use the Clumping Curl Clay Cleanser for a very deep clean.
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You pay Tally once a month, no matter how many cards it is handling on your behalf.
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At least once a month, there will be "board meetings" where everyone discusses progress and updated goals.
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More than 2.2 billion people, about a third of humanity, log in at least once a month.
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I don't think about it very often at all — maybe once a month when they call me.
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And while he's in jail, he's required to watch the Walt Disney movie "Bambi" once a month.
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Once a month, Mr. Hartigan takes a helicopter ride to the canyon floor to read electric meters.
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The default membership enables employers to order once a month, but the offering is flexible, Tran said.
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"I called the department once a month for five years so they couldn't forget me," he says.
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This only happens once a month with a regular, but I get $229 for the Skype session.
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But it's already being reviewed by US drug regulators for use as a once-a-month injection.
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She washes her hair every two weeks with conditioner and once a month with a clarifying shampoo.
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"I have more peace of mind walking," said Ms. Starr, who now rides maybe once a month.
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Work keeps her on the move; she travels at least once a month and often much more.
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About once a month he rides it around the small parking lot nearby, to maintain the engine.
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It offers tours, family days, plays and art shows and, at least once a month, paranormal investigations.
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Set aside time — no more than 30 minutes — to talk about money at least once a month.
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The psychiatrists didn't come around very often, sometimes it was once a week or once a month.
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That's usually a once-a-month kind of thing, so it's pretty regular to find something there.
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Aftercare: Wipe your case down with a disinfecting wipe weekly and repeat this routine once a month.
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Repeat this routine once a month — or more frequently if you prioritize cleanliness over preventing leather discoloration.
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We are both working moms and try to plan a kid-free night about once a month.
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To keep it simple, BarkBox sends you a box of toys, treats, and accessories once a month.
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Approved only for patients aged 16 and over, it is delivered as an infusion once a month.
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I've been traveling internationally about once a month for work so I have all the travel necessities.
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Each episode will be about five minutes long, with new episodes airing once a month until summer.
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I usually only dance once a month, and now I'm dancing three or four times a month.
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Levine recommends a foot facial once a month, but I think the results will last much longer.
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The community center conducts weekly yoga and aerobics classes, and the literary society convenes once a month.
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Now, we're getting people to do this once a month because things are moving so rapidly. Disclaimer
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When Beto shows up once a month, they converse in Spanish and talk U.S. and Mexican politics.
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And I still get stopped about once a month going back and forth to the floor to vote.
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Sex therapist and expert Dr. Dawn Michael suggests sitting down and having a check-in once a month.
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While being long-distance is hard, they see each other about once a month and travel together often.
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Here's a good tweet from someone who doesn't tweet more than once a month, often less: It's 2017.
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She had me come to a chat theyheld once a month, and Miss Nell was the guest speaker.
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I would read at least one book once a month, and write something unrelated to work every day.
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But my view of school advisors changed when I started meeting with a college counselor once a month.
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In 2011, 4.1m senior citizens (60+ years old) were going to the movies once a month or more.
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"Maybe we're used to hearing [obsessive or controlling words] once a year or once a month," she says.
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We organize a lunch about once a month out here so that people can come see the garden.
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Just last week, Epic investor Tencent confirmed that 40 million people play the game at once a month.
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I get gas maybe once a month because the furthest I drive is to go to barre class.
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The boxes come once a month, full of promise: of screen-free fun, education, bonding, clutter, trash, guilt.
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It involves sessions once a fortnight for six months, and then a further six sessions, once a month.
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Certain breeds, like cocker spaniels, are prone to oily skin, so definitely suds them up once a month.
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That's one of our near term goals, is to have two anchor commercial tenants launching once a month.
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They told GH that they make it a point to all get together at least once a month.
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This satellite passes over the Chang'e mission site about once a month, snapping photos as it zooms overhead.
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The Fed updates its estimates once a quarter, and most federal economic data comes out once a month.
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Indivior launched a once-a-month injectable drug to suppress opioid craving in the United States this month.
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Kelly continued taking samples about once a month during his time on board the ISS, according to Scott.
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But getting her a wine or lingerie subscription box that will arrive once a month on her doorstep?
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Well, for starters, NASA should project the Twilight movies onto the surface of the moon once a month.
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Once a month, punks mingled with Los Angeles's black gay residents, and Gross worked the door alongside 287K.
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Once a month, Chris Gersbeck and his guests riff on bad movies in front of a live audience.
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And we will be there the whole way, releasing updated rankings once a month between now and then.
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The former president typically lectures once a month in various classes, such as religion, public health and law.
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You should check your credit reports at least once a quarter, and once a month is probably best.
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"I'm taken to the doctor's once a month, for tests: urine, hormones, cancer smear, blood test," Offred recounts.
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Tech Tip Q. At least once a month, Microsoft invades my Windows 7 computer with so-called improvements.
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I have a nightmare probably once a month that I'm on stage at a Volcano, I'm Still Excited!!
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I've been on psychiatric medication for almost six months now, and I see my psychologist once a month.
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Because Atavist has a very distinct format — once a month, super long — that'll continue as its own magazine.
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Once a month, he stands before a crowd and gets paid to cry at the Sad Day party.
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They got together at least once a month and came to know each other as her belly grew.
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After years of flying at least once a month, I finally decided to get a high-quality suitcase.
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For instance, they might say they drank soda, on average, twice per day, once a month, or never.
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"If 5,000 people come once a month and spend $25, that is our break-even," Ms. Kaur said.
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If you just want to come along and plant trees once a month, you can do that too.
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HASLEMERE, England — Luke Gibbs drives from his home in Maidenhead south to Surrey about once a month now.
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They might also adjust dosages that allow patients to take a treatment once a month rather than biweekly.
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It has wheeled Mr Ren out once a month since January for interview bonanzas with international media outlets.
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The efforts are so expansive that Adamczyk chairs an all-day meeting on the topic once a month.
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She's one of my best friends from college and we have a long call about once a month.
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Once a month, a courier from Brinkmann would arrive at her front door with two cartons of cigarettes.
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My credit card is auto-charged once a month so I can have space on Google Drive. Joy.
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Vincent Pang, a Huawei board member and longtime friend of Ms. Meng's, visits her about once a month.
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You don't get a direct debit on your bank account once a month to cover your credit line.
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" Pill sings karaoke at least once a month, inclining toward Shania Twain, Alanis Morissette, "and other angry Canadians.
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EcoLoo recommends the microbe solution is topped up once a month and costs $60 for a year's supply.
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"There's no reason that payroll has to be done once a week or once a month," Mullen said.
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It was included in Miami's "Art Walk," which features different art exhibits in the city once a month.
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They would likely need a dose once a month until a vaccine conferring longer-term immunity becomes available.
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We update everything on our network at least once a year, the most popular stuff once a month.
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Valkyrie says the remaining Asgardians see their king only once a month, when he emerges for "supplies" (beer).
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I hate going to the bank, so I try to only go once a month to deposit my tips.
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Once a month I meet up with three other single women, and we each take turns picking the restaurant.
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Weber recommends that dog owners routinely trim their dogs' nails and give their canines a bath once a month.
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Binge drinkers are those who consume four standard drinks or more in one sitting at least once a month.
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It was a long-distance relationship to begin with, and we could only see each other once a month.
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U.S. warships have sailed through the Taiwan Strait at least once a month since the start of this year.
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If you're ordering more than once a month, it may pay to subscribe if it's available in your neighborhood.
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Once a month I try to go through my demo folder and listen to as much as I can.
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About 18% of adult EU citizens—some 75m people—see friends or family at most only once a month.
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This John Smith demands that she send him a letter once a month, letters that he will never answer.
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Press briefings became steadily less frequent during her tenure, down to about once a month for most of 2018.
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The scares will be plenty in this new Hulu anthology series — but they will only happen once a month.
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A poacher who killed hundreds of deer must watch Disney's Bambi once a month for a year in jail.
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I've lost a lot of my part-time customers, people who used to hit me up once a month.
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My hair colorist Yuki at the salon Kaminotech understands my aesthetic and he does my hair once a month.
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Once a month, on food distribution day, each resident visits the distribution center to collect his or her rations.
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The last dispatch came out on September 30th, but the team appears to post at least once a month.
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The Oakland PD and the commission meet once a month to discuss surveillance and the data of Oakland residents.
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The seed was planted once a month, at the end of every month, for 2000 months in a row.
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He said the village began flooding once a month on every full moon, and would get swamped in storms.
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In February he started to take questions from listeners once a month on WBEZ, the local public-radio station.
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Gold status riders typically take Uber Pool twice a week, and Uber X and Uber Eats once a month.
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If you hit a milestone once a quarter or even once a month, treat yourself to a small splurge.
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One of the group's more notable rules includes not allowing its members to masturbate more than once a month.
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It threw parties every week or so to once a month in its 31 cities prior to shutting down.
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Occupation: Nonprofit Research InternIndustry: Employment ResourcesAge: 7.503Location: Paris, FranceSalary: $27.50,290Paycheck Amount (Once a month): $210.85,160 Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $350.
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No date has been set for the next meeting of the board though it typically meets once a month.
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"We have to deal with being sick once a month, and life goes on, and carries on," she said.
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But with a nice wash every few weeks or once a month, your ride can look like a supercar.
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I try to go to Largo, an iconic theater that hosts comedy, podcast recordings, and music, once a month.
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It's not unusual for some users to post no more than once a week, or even once a month.
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Once a month, he would go under general anesthesia, and doctors would send small electric currents through his brain.
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You don't have to do this part every day, but try to do it more than once a month.
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"My job now is to go to the bank once a month and pick up the money," he said.
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At that price MoviePass would start losing money when a subscriber used the service more than once a month.
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The only significant burden was that he had to check in with ICE agents once a month in Billings.
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If this was something I could spring for once a month, I would treat myself to it without question.
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Shows take place around once a month, and a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales goes to charity.
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Once a month, Fern*, 32 and her fiancé Connor*, 25, set aside some time to devote to their relationship.
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New investment can be made once a month, with redemptions happening on a quarterly basis with no lockup period.
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And many come in for a cut once a month, so you see the same guys all the time.
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Once a month, a parent and an infant visit a classroom of children and sit on a green blanket.
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The page, which has over 40,000 followers, works like this: Text-based personal ads are submitted once a month.
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It arrives in Diego Garcia once a month, and brings the majority of supplies needed to run the island.
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Depressed patients often have to return for "booster" treatments (Louise finds that she needs an infusion once a month).
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Patrons knew these raids were coming —police would barge in around once a month — but risked going there anyway.
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Bytedance says that more than half a billion people worldwide use Douyin or TikTok at least once a month.
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They are usually applied to the skin in one spot on the back of the neck once a month.
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He dealt with these about once a month, but they did not weigh on him — everyone knew the rules.
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I buy a case of champagne for tomorrow's after-work party, which the team does about once a month.
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But nearly 90 percent of couples, total, report they talk at least once a month, on average, about money.
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"The president has said he would like to perhaps come once a month and as news breaks," Conway said.
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Each wife can visit once a month, resulting in a polygamy benefit for men with more than one spouse.
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We were over-drafting our account at least once a month, and our credit card balances kept creeping higher.
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Antibodies persist in the body, Dr. Harper noted, which is why patients can be treated just once a month.
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"I usually only dance once a month, and now I'm dancing three or four times a month," she said.
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Now Ms. Steen is one of their patients, coming once a month to check in and renew her prescription.
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Pew Research shows less than half of Americans say they spend social evenings with their neighbors once a month.
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I do this once a month and it's a good chance to just put in my headphones and work.
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Per the suggestion of our counselors, we attended individual therapy once a week and couples therapy once a month.
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Melanie Lieberman, travel editor for The Points Guy, an online site for frequent travelers, flies about once a month.
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Some get shape-ups every week, or haircuts every two weeks, or get their hair done once a month.
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The group has played once a month at this enchanting club in Jackson Heights, Queens, for about 10 years.
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At least once a month I find myself wishing that Momofuku Seiobo were in New York instead of Sydney.
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U.S. warships have sailed through the Taiwan Strait at least once a month since the start of this year.
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At least once a month, I'm still up when my husband's iPhone alarm goes off at 4:30 am.
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Once a month, Bosski holds a five-course affair at Berlin's Arminiusmarkthalle, a historic market hall opened in 1891.
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He gives his testimony at local churches, men's conferences and Fellowship of Christian Athletes groups about once a month.
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In 2002, only 32.4 percent of kids said there was a "great risk" to smoking pot once a month.
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Once a month, the service will send subscribers a mystery box full of products, toys, t-shirts, socks, and more.
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It also lets you set up more frequent payments if you want to pay more often then once a month.
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I didn't know to be looking out for that...How did I do it, getting a period once a month?...
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In 2016, 16% of American internet users accessed Twitter at least once a month, according to comScore, a research firm.
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Only around 6% of American mobile-phone users hail a ride through Uber and Lyft once a month or more.
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The chewable drugs are given once a month, or every few months, to fight external parasites on dogs and cats.
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Once you get 185,000 stars — valued at around $175— you can cash them out, a maximum of once a month.
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The short version of all the women-can't-be-president nonsense is that we'd risk nuclear war once a month.
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Xie, in Jiangsu, used to clean his pens once a month, but he is now disinfecting them every three days.
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He said he was told to put potential radicals on a watch list and to telephone them once a month.
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Just 7% of Germans make a long-distance trip once a month; one-third never use public transport at all.
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I like the doctor and will continue to see him once a month so that I can get my prescription.
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Recently, I've also been lucky enough to have an out-of-town gig once a month that pays roughly $1,000.
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Once a month, the company will send you toys, snacks, costumes, and other doggie treats for your dog to enjoy.
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It involved reducing my calories by up to two-thirds, over five consecutive days, once a month for three months.
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"She says she sees him about once a month but she hates going to the prison, too," the source says.
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Its a free networking event put on once a month where professionals in the wedding industry can meet and mingle!
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He doesn't come here once a month and read you a little scripture and stick his cock up your ass.
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Over the summer of 1987, David's hobby metastasized from a once-a-month diversion to a once-a-week necessity.
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Occupation: Biomedical Research AnalystIndustry: Biomedical Research Age: 22Location: Los AngelesSalary: $56,000Paycheck Amount (once a month): $3,400 Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $1,8.493.
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Even if you're only paying three people once a month, something like Gusto (formerly ZenPayroll) is more than worth it.
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Have a set amount of money (like $50 or $100) automatically transferred into each of these accounts once a month.
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Cairn subscription box Cairn is a subscription service that sends you boxes of travel and outdoors accessories once a month.
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And then third, [we wanted] to get together, have a few drinks once a month, kind of rant and rave.
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You don't need to be sober all the time, but everyone should try it out at least once a month.
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"Once a month, on fertile days, the Handmaid shall lie between the legs of the Commander's wife," Aunt Lydia explains.
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For him, at least, that means his parents only end up FaceTiming with their grandchildren once a month on average.
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" Location, location, location "Back when I started this business, if you did CPR once a month, that was a lot.
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He said that his hometown, Miami, floods once a month and scientists have predicted it will one day be underwater.
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You can choose to get a delivery just one time, every six months, every three months, or once a month.
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Mr. Salkin, from Allbound, said he still flies to the Bay Area once a month for networking or other events.
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My husband and I are going to establish a practice of having friends over for simple suppers once a month.
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Once a month, students review their audio recordings and write a self-evaluation of their growth over the past month.
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There was a bathhouse where people took a shower once a month, and wiped down the rest of the time.
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You can joke about eating cake for breakfast all you want, but I was actually doing that once a month.
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If you're lucky, you'll be talking to and emailing them once a month for the next five to 10 years.
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Instead, their employers have to pay a required minimum salary, once a month—which is now set at about $543.
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Before, I used to pray three times a day, but now I only go to the synagogue once a month.
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The popular, high yielding securities have obliged the bank to take a hard once-a-month blow to its reserves.
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About once a month they invite comedians to venues across the city for shows that often benefit a worthy cause.
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My wife and I eat sushi for dinner about once a month, which I admit isn't exactly a cheap habit.
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I have a housekeeper that comes once a month, and I tend not to make things too messy for her.
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Once a month, visitors can tour the facility and disgorge their own bottle before taking it home ($50, by appointment).
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A team of scientists developed a slow-release birth control pill that people only have to take once a month.
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He recently opened a Cafe Milano outpost in the Four Seasons in Abu Dhabi and travels there once a month.
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She works on the clinical side of our department now, and we like to catch up about once a month.
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Newzoo, a gaming research firm, estimates 143 million people worldwide now watch an esports event more than once a month.
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In Pittsburgh, that was enough to pay my rent, pay my car payments and go to brunch once a month.
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"A lot of the fighters around here fight once a month and that's enough," says Boom Watthanaya, owner of Wor.
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Last June, he stopped taking his medication, an injection called Invega Sustenna, which he's supposed to get once a month.
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"Even if you're only drinking once a month—if you start and can't stop—then you [shouldn't] drink," D'Onofrio says.
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"You could say the sentence, 'Like most Americans, I bleed once a month,' and that would be true!" she booms.
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Now that he's passed, I take trips to the library once a month to get a couple of books and unwind.
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"I'll meet with you once a month if you will promise not to criticize this administration in public," McCrory told me.
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MoviePass also shared that it will integrate Peak Pass, a once-a-month freebie for members to waive the peak fee.
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Additionally, 23% of adults will binge drink at least once a month, compared with just 6.43% who did so in 1990.
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And the exciting thing is that when you only had a magazine, you could only talk to people once a month.
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Because Greg smokes a joint a day, his tolerance will naturally be higher than someone who only smokes once a month.
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Additionally, 23% of adults will binge drink at least once a month, compared with just 18.5% who did so in 1990.
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"It took others in the industry many, many, many years to" begin launching rockets at least once a month, Beck added.
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They were given nine options, ranging from 'never' or 'less than once a month,' to 'six or more times a day.
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From that point on, she would post a video to YouTube once a month as something fun to do after school.
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The founder and CEO of MOO, a design company that specializes in business cards, travels internationally at least once a month.
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"Brushes should be washed once a month with a mild non-greasy shampoo," NARS Lead Makeup Stylist Jake Broullard told Mashable.
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I only see Rocky once a month, when I return to Philadelphia and play rope with him for hours on end.
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A new study shows golfing at least once a month was found to lower the risk of death in older adults.
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Once a month, employees of the company — customer service excepted — do not have to answer any emails for one whole morning.
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In addition to those specifications, participants will be paid $300 and are required to meet with a dietitian once a month.
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She has been my best friend since we were eight, and we usually get together about once a month for dinner.
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I get my nails done about once a month and save money by repainting them myself until they get too long.
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In fact, it happens so often — about once a month, reportedly — that custodians have a special code name for handling it.
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Agility At least once a month a new platform pushes its way into relevancy, or a major platform adjusts its algorithm.
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So ecotourism guides who help manage the reserve, like Adamou Djogo, also set up town halls for villagers once a month.
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Currently, my mother from Florida flies up once a month to take care of him for three weeks at a time.
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This has to be the most vanilla sex dream of all time, but I have it once a month at least.
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Since you're making payments every other week, rather than once a month, you'll end up making one extra payment a year.
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I only do this once a month, since I drive my car little old lady style to work, home, and therapy.
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Once a month we're going to be dedicating an entire episode to a deep dive into the life of one company.
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Once a month, Axios checks in with the world's most interesting and consequential people on their passions, quirks and life hacks.
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For someone in the public eye, like a celebrity, doing a quick search once a month is not a bad idea.
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Federal investigators found that Metro workers were only inspecting the area once a month instead of the required twice-weekly inspections.
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Once on the FMD diet, people receive individual boxes containing food for a fasting period of five days once a month.
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There's a mass shooting on average every 12.5 days and a school shooting an average of just over once a month.
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At his senior home, he teaches poetry to his fellow residents once a month and has a published book of poems.
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The two spoke at least once a month before Trump took office, and they have met twice since he became president.
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I maybe went once a month, but not really to dance but to play some new songs to see people's reaction.
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You and the boyfriend have scheduled sex once a month—dependent on DJ sets and early morning brand breakfasts in Central.
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Over one-third — or 39 percent of Iranians — are shopping online at least once a month, according to our latest study.
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Each envelope is one delivery of InSmile™ spray, to be made once a month, directly into the lady's personal hand.
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Once a month this series celebrates that, choosing a different terrible movie and inviting various funny people to joke over it.
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We train once a month at Broulee Beach, and the rest of the time we train at the Canberra Olympic Pool.
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That, however, would have meant that women no longer bled once a month, and the 60s weren't quite ready for that.
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In May, the 15-year-old Saturday afternoon swap meet in Silver Lake went from once a month to every week.
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Still, about once a month I wake in the night and know with absolute clarity that I will soon be gone.
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This year, eMarketer predicts that 181.7 million Americans will watch some video content on their smartphones at least once a month.
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My mother's best friend lives in the city and when we would go have sleepovers in her apartment once a month.
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He said that the group had been formed at least six months ago, and that it met about once a month.
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New York (CNN Business)The number of users who check Twitter at least once a month shrank throughout most of 2018.
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Lu buys about once a month from three or four daigou suppliers, stocking up on Australian dairy, wine and nutrition products.
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Instead of going every week, you can talk about going once a month, or switching your sessions to Skype or email.
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In the meantime, he is trying to help individual dads through his expectant fathers' class, which meets roughly once a month.
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Mr. Weisselberg suggested repaying it in installments and told Mr. Cohen to send invoices once a month, according to the people.
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Saint-Works Corporation, which specializes in IT system development for the nursing care industry, has a no-overtime day once a month.
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Kaufman receives regular injections once a month, for the past several months, and now experiences only one or two migraines a month.
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I live in the city so it'll be a commute for me but I will be back at least once a month.
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I have a single hair (Doug) that grows once a month in the same spot on my chin to say hello.5.
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I have to get sonograms about once a month to monitor my ovaries, and one sonogram is a little less than $21000,216.
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My husband and I both get paid once a month, so those last few days before payday always feel like they drag.
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Last week, Epic investor Tencent confirmed at least 40 million of those players log in at least once a month or more.
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Once a month, people all around the country have a chance to voice their opinion in standardized votes on pre-chosen agendas.
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There's a big imbalance of power for people who have periods, simply because we shed our uterine lining roughly once a month.
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In 2017, CareerBuilder found that 29 percent of workers are late at least once a month, up from 25 percent in 2016.
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I get a pedicure and manicure this time, but since the weather has changed, I've only been getting pedicures once a month.
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I now count myself as a recreational user; I could use heroin once a week, once a month, or once a year.
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I was an addict, and I guess I'm a prescription addict still, although I maybe fall off the wagon once a month.
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He doesn't come in here once a month and read you a little scripture, and then stick his cock up your ass.
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NBC News reported in 2017 that Biden is friendly with Pence and at that time spoke to him about once a month.
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A lot of millennials we're finding actually grew up with Home Depot through the kids' workshops that we have once a month.
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According to a survey by the State Street Center for Applied Research, 81 percent of these trade at least once a month.
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Instead, this special charter comes to the community once a month to spare these seniors a half-hour drive to Santa Ana.
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She told me that she doesn't know where her husband is, but he calls her once a month, from a blocked number.
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At least once a month I used to miscalculate and buy or defrost meat, chicken or fish I didn't cook in time.
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Once a month, he takes up in Midtown Manhattan's biggest room to play a different set of songs from throughout his career.
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The company said roughly 1.71 billion people now use Facebook at least once a month, up 15 percent from a year earlier.
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First, here are the top 27 reasons given by Americans who attend religious services at least once a month, according to Pew.
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A recent study conducted by Edison Research found that nearly a quarter of Americans listen to podcasts at least once a month.
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The whole thing is very reminiscent of Patreon, which allows people to voluntarily support creators, with their bill coming once a month.
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Eighty-three percent of narcoleptics interviewed for Wamsley's study experienced dream-reality confusion, almost all of them at least once a month.
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Delivery Unlimited provides a cheaper option for Walmart customers who want to order groceries for delivery more frequently than once a month.
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The team came to my place in Florida once a month, and then in March I went to Japan for the reveal.
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It came once a month, and we were allowed only three books at a time, but the Bookmobile lady had a heart.
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Mr. Akhmetshin's work took him back and forth to Europe more than once a month, on trips lasting a few days each.
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It's usually between 20 and 30 women authors and journalists who meet once a month for a reading and to talk shop.
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Once a month we brought together several dozen Democrats and Republicans over Chinese food at a local restaurant to seek common ground.
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The products are packaged into daily dose packets — typically, there's a morning and evening pack — and shipped to customers once a month.
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It is the sort of meal you might cook once a month for a good long while and reminisce about for years.
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A dream that one day carnival will grace us with its life-affirming presence not once a year but once a month.
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Now, about once a month, he gives speeches where he tells war stories, usually to students and sometimes at libraries or congregations.
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On the Democratic side, Sanders won by about 10 among those who participated in one of these at least once a month.
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Nor in the "we're gonna collect change for overseas missions" or "volunteer once a month at a soup kitchen" sort of way.
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In mid-August, Loujain was transferred to Dhaban prison in Jeddah and my parents were allowed to visit her once a month.
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Once a month she visits local shelters to perform the scores of Beethoven, Bach and other classical masters for homeless New Yorkers.
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Every checklist matters, even if it's once a week or once a month, of if you visit a new place, he says.
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Friday's is giving Jon a chance to spread his chicken wings ... when he's not cooking, he gets to DJ once a month.
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Once a month, crowds pack the Oakland Metro Operahouse to watch Jesi Ringofire and about ten other men take off their clothes.
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And the second is a requirement that all campaigns update their backers at least once a month about how the project is going.
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Statistically speaking, there's a pretty good chance you're one of the 1.2 billion people who use Facebook Messenger at least once a month.
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Because the new drug's antibodies remain in the body for a while, patients only need to take Aimovig once a month, via injection.
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Watch out for early exit fees on commission-free ETFs, though, if you like to adjust your portfolio more than once a month.
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Now, the U.S. team members meet once a month at the ranch – officially a U.S. Olympic Committee training site – adhering to strict conditioning.
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You might not think your makeup brushes are bacteria-infested, but if you haven't been cleaning them once a month, they probably are.
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Netflix refreshes itself once a month — thankfully — so we can keep scrolling and keep watching, even as the summer comes to an end.
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There are customers that deposit money regularly twice or once a month and then buy stocks as soon as those deposits come in.
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My hair is naturally very curly and I've put heat on it about once a month, which has resulted in damaged, straight ends.
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The pair carried out a consensual affair as Jurvetson's marriage wound down, the woman said, and saw one another about once a month.
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My payment isn't due until later this month, but I would rather be early — especially since I only get paid once a month.
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She lives outside the city so we only see really each other once a month or so when our Friday schedules match up.
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In February they were returned, but a judge called for child protective services to check on the family at least once a month.
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I talk to each governor, talk to them about once a month to give them the new border figures, what we are doing.
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And it takes me saying, 'Yeah, I deliriously vomit over my toilet uncontrollably once a month,' for it to sort of sink in.
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Rocket Lab is producing a rocket at a rate of about one in every 20 days, while it launches about once a month.
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"The president has said he would like to perhaps come once a month and as news breaks," Conway said, according to The Hill.
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So once a month, villages could get their vaccines and ice blocks resupplied from somewhere with freezers, and meanwhile everyone could get vaccinated.
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That's nearly twice the population of the United States posting food pics and skyline shots at least once a month, for some context.
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Maybe you meet once a week or once a month, or perhaps your boss sends you thoughtful and constructive emails every so often.
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She runs the ASOE "Social Success" classes once a month across three states when she's not working one-on-one with private clients.
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Britain, with its densely populated towns, has a vibrant online- shopping market; 27% of Britons buy groceries online at least once a month.
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The measure also requires poultry farmers and owners of pet birds to have a veterinarian check their animals at least once a month.
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Rhiannon then has a heavily curated public account, only updated about once a month with what she wants people at school to see.
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Menstrual cramps, for example, can be pretty painful to experience once a month, and hormonal birth control is often used to alleviate them.
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Given that the vaginal ring can be replaced once a month and doesn't require a partner's cooperation — unlike the condom — that's encouraging news.
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I stretch whatever muscle I work after a workout and I try to treat myself to a massage once a month if possible.
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I would say at least once a month there was a story about Chardon, or about the school, or community, or somebody involved.
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" For example, in "personal life," you could write, "Meet up with a friend at least once a month" or "Take a music class.
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Once a month, a big office lunch is served in the kitchen so that teams can exchange ideas on what they're working on
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The initial plan was to launch commercial Falcon 9 or Falcon Heavy rockets about once a month from a robust south Texas spaceport.
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During the year, he'll come out once a month and make sure I'm not slacking off and work me out a little bit.
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It's a chance for refugees like Reza, with a flair for cooking, to share recipes from their homeland with Berliners once a month.
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Facebook-owned Instagram has some 93 million users, with 89.4 million Americans logging into Instagram at least once a month, according to eMarketer.
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Next year, only 24 percent of the U.S. adult population will use a wearable devices at least once a month, the firm says.
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Last summer, Palestinians in Taybeh watched settlements get an unlimited supply of water, while their taps ran as infrequently as once a month.
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"I call them once a month just to say hello," said Dr. Tyndall, 39, an English teacher at Regis High School in Manhattan.
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The woman said she communicated with Mr. Lanza about once a month through the beginning of December 2012, but never heard his voice.
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She suggests financial date nights, like once a month or, if you have been married for a long time, maybe once a quarter.
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Taylor Parker, 19, there with her sister, Trista, 10, said she has a free membership through her university and comes once a month.
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Earlier this year, the Louvre ended its free Sundays, which were popular with foreign tourists, in favor of free Saturdays once a month.
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They'd go through and throw it all away once a month, once every few months, or whenever someone OD'd on meth or something.
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By going on a date almost every night instead of once a month, he'd put less pressure and nervous energy into every meeting.
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The events are successful enough that Mr. Bottinelli and his friends now stage them in Buenos Aires about once a month, sometimes more.
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"We meet once a month to discuss our portfolio, and everybody has a stock they study, so we have brief reports," she said.
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Magnus has been inviting Brighton's clubbers back to his yard at least once a month for the best part of two decades now.
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I would usually see my mother once a month, which was around the time my dad's Social Security and Navy benefits came in.
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I probably use it once a month and I would simply hit the button and the toilet paper would arrive the next day.
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Growing up in Connecticut, my Dad would drive me three hours to Massachusetts once a month to this adventure program for the blind.
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I know plant-based burgers are not without their detractors, but for my purposes, once a month or so, it will be fine.
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In general, those with Kleine-Levin will have episodes of hypersomnolence — lasting a median of 10 days — as often as once a month.
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She tried to talk with him about once a month, but she said he had never mentioned the recent crash involving the Fitzgerald.
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Gumroad charges 25 cents plus 10 percent of each product sale, and sends the seller a check with the proceeds once a month.
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I don't really wear any makeup to work (I have my eyebrows and eyelashes tinted once a month), but I'm quite into skincare.
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Kevin Nguyen, a medical student, started noticing memes about his name this year; now, he's tagged in SAT posts about once a month.
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That falls to 56% among those who discuss it once a week, and 39% for those who discuss it about once a month.
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So far, OneWeb has three launches planned for 2020, though it may launch more than 30 at a time about once a month.
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The blood draws are weekly for the first six months, biweekly for the following six months, then once a month—but never stop.
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The pharmacy meets with each member once a month not only to discuss medications but also to talk about their broader health goals.
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He has a punch card for "free noodles for a year" at Noodles & Co. (It's really just buy one bowl, get one free once a month for a year, so we go once a month.) We usually do their online surveys for a free appetizer each time we go but I forgot this time; we order the pot stickers anyway ($9.45).
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I just recently stopped my membership at Heyday, but I was going there once a month for alternating 30-minute and 50-minute facials.
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To be a member, customers need to visit a brand website at least once a month and shop new collections or skip a month.
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Work pays for our annual Caltrain passes, so I try to make it a point to visit my parents at least once a month.
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Over the course of a year, you'll end up making an extra payment since you're paying every other week, rather than once a month.
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I put all of my bonuses towards them, paid them every two weeks to coincide with my paychecks (instead of just once a month).
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About once a month, a group of trafficking victims visits the market at Bac Ha, a regional hub for buying food, fabric and livestock.
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Subscriptions can come as frequently as multiple times a week to as infrequently as once every three months, though most deliver once a month.
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Thanks, Mom!)Union Dues: $114 (The hospital I work at is unionized, so union dues are taken out of my paycheck once a month
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When B12 was finally isolated in 1948, it enabled scientists to create a shot that people can get once a month and stay healthy.
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I get a commission check once a month and I've been putting it all away for when I'm a full-time intern next year.
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Jodi is still sharing her son's story, and speaks about once a month to churches, hospitals and chambers of commerce about lawn mower safety.
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Despite the fact that I've never really lived a convenient distance from one, I've nevertheless made a pilgrimage there at least once a month.
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The company said that in 2015, over 5 million customers used its apps or third-party authentication to stream at least once a month.
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Throughout the three-month program, local news publications will meet in person once a month with "digital subscription experts" to receive tips and tricks.
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Baffè and the other experimenters worked a few hours a week on the project and met with Casaleggio once a month to evaluate progress.
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Then maybe once a month I have a good cry, one big avalanche of a torrential downpour, and I feel amazing for weeks afterward.
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Clean everything in your home Experts say that you should wash curtains, throw pillows, area rugs, and shower curtains at least once a month.
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"I log in into my investing account about once a month and I spend less than an hour a month on investing," he says.
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The U.S. government's foreign surveillance incidentally collects information on lawmakers and their staffs as often as once a month, according to a new report.
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You go online, find a very cool service and sign up, and then you'll magically receive a box full of goodies once a month.
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The parents said they had found the place on Craigslist and met someone at a casino once a month to pay rent in cash.
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I've been aggressively working on paying off debt and building my credit, so I check my free credit score at least once a month.
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He will do a single performance as part of a once-a-month activation of the installation, although details are still being worked out.
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We don't prescribe the form, but we say, 'It's worthwhile for you to report once a month so, so you can get our input.
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For comparison, 65 percent of respondents say they never use a taxi, and another 21 percent use a taxi less than once a month.
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When my mother comes to New York, she will see her once or twice a week but I only see her once a month.
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According to a survey of 2,000 people carried out by supplement suppliers Healthspan, people wake up at least once a month with a hangover.
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Over a lifetime, that equates to an average of two years spent feeling gross AF. And that's only if you're hanging once a month.
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Some satellite locations are serviced once a month by a single doctor while one satellite is served by six doctors several times a month.
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Once a month, they took the boys to Casa Viva to see their mother, who was getting help from the government child protection agency.
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The men head out to hunt animals, often killing small ones but, about once a month, something big like a zebra, warthog or gazelle.
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Dinner, for the Nixons, cycled between options like the ever-popular lasagna and spaghetti; boiled corned beef and cabbage; and, once a month, Mrs.
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All in all, we found well over 100 posts of Ludacris going to grocery stores, about once a month, going back years and years.
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I get my eyelashes dyed black about once a month and trim my eyebrows, which feels like enough of an effort day to day.
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Life is dictated by the weather and the ferry, which stops at Matinicus, the farthest flung of the inhabited islands, only once a month.
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A bunch of food trucks set up shop in the town once a month and the farmer's market pictured above is a weekly event.
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He has two other jobs, as an Uber driver and adjunct professor, but still can't afford to eat out more than once a month.
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Millennials are the most transparent when it comes to money, with 97 percent saying they talk about their finances at least once a month.
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Once a month, by invitation only, Wilson hosts former N.H.L. players, executives and sports journalists for a film night and a round-table discussion.
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The Earl of Wordship (his preferred title) opens a fortresslike building full of books once a month as a bookstore with "Crazy Eddie" prices.
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A Trump adviser, Stephen Miller, would call or text at least once a month, inviting them to speak at rallies or just checking in.
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I note the amount just like with my tax savings, and once a month, I deposit the monthly total into my Vanguard SEP IRA.
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On Wednesday evenings once a month, Sturdevant runs an H.I.V./AIDS support group in a stark conference room near the State Capitol in Jackson.
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If Qatar complies, the four countries said, it will be audited once a month for the first year and quarterly during the second year.
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Once a month, you can learn from one of these Disney legends over a four-course meal at Cítricos in the Grand Floridian Resort.
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Wylie said Bannon would fly to London about once a month for company meetings, and during that time he came to understand Bannon's ideology.
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Tensions on the peninsula have been particularly high this year, with North Korea testing weapons at least once a month every month since February.
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Chen's son, for example, has suffered intestinal and stomach problems and had to visit hospital once a month before he was 2 years old.
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The base plan lets you swap out items once a month, while the pricier plan lets you swap things as often as you'd like.
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Currently, most toilets are inspected only once a month, and government inspectors have not discovered a single recording device in the past two years.
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They had The Loop (a harm reduction charity) come in once a month to offer advice to club patrons in the chill-out room.
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If I'm just opening your chat app once a month or once a week, you don't have the right to label me an "active" user.
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A long-acting injection developed by GlaxoSmithKline and given once a month has proved as effective as standard daily pills for controlling the AIDS virus.
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But 82 percent of those who don't even make an online purchase even once a month said they would prefer to shop in physical stores.
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Ramirez is nearly bi-coastal, traveling to her former home of New York City once a month and sometimes spending weeks at a time there.
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"It usually happens at least once a month," Martin said with a shrug when we spoke during his run to the third round at Wimbledon.
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However, you do need to set up regular deliveries, such as once a month or every two weeks, to take advantage of the discounted pricing.
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Inmates in the hole get haircuts only once a month, and also on the day before court—so when I'm there, it's a special occasion.
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It might lack the sophistication and versatility of the Analogue Nt, but at that price, it won't matter if you only play once a month.
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For years it has reported the number of people who use News Feed, at least once a month, logging into the company's core social network.
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For the past six months, Erin Gifford, a marketing director based in Washington, has traveled for business at least once a month, mostly to Boston.
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The company boasted 50 million paying subscribers earlier this month, with another 50 million free users who use the service at least once a month.
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An investor might interact with you once a month, but they're also going to try to exercise what they think is a lot of influence.
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Once a month, as a Saturday treat, Axios checks in with the world's most interesting and consequential people on their passions, quirks and life hacks.
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I make a donation once a month to Greenpeace and donate to the Sioux Nation and Navajo relief funds a couple of times a year.
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Some two-thirds of respondents noted that they purchase prepared foods at least once a month, with 19 percent making these purchases once a week.
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Comedy Central is running a series of two-and-a-half minute branded content spots once a month, instead of a series of shorter ads.
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Just 36 percent of teens report using the social network at least once a month and only 5 percent rated it as their favorite platform.
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The storage of flammable gas and liquids will be prohibited and fire officials will continue inspecting the store at least once a month, he added.
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But Pluto (which does not yet release financial results) says it already has more than 2m people viewing its channels at least once a month.
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She visited the grounds once a month for about a year and half and never had a negative experience with any of the women there.
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Once a month, Kundla rides by bus with fellow residents to a church downtown for bingo and lunch organized by the League of Catholic Women.
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The company will send emails to hosts twice a month urging them to register, post ads, and help run informational registration sessions once a month.
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An estimate by Steve Hanke of Johns Hopkins University put the country's inflation rate last year at 21985,21980%, with prices doubling roughly once a month.
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Now the lawyers commute once a month for meetings on a nine-seat, $3 million jet equipped with maple-paneled cabins and plush leather seats.
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Once a month, the pet psychic, Deborah, attends the complimentary wine hour to offer dog-toting guests insight to their pet's thoughts, feelings and stresses.
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Instead of working year-round in their local gyms, national team members and coaches train once a month in Texas under the tutelage of Karolyi.
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Just a quick pour of CLR Build-Up Remover once a month in kitchen and bathroom drains will take the drama out of clogged drains.
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Once a month, he and his wife go through their spreadsheet and figure out where they can better invest their money based on their values.
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It's the once-a-month nature of this particular form of buprenorphine that experts say could be important for people with opioid use disorder (OUD).
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Several co-workers were cinephiles like me, and once a month we displayedour staff picks as customer recommendations, which was like curating a mini-festival.
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"When I was at Apple, I traveled for two years at least once a month to China and Japan just to oversee production," said Manzo.
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Even though Ellen used to email or call me once a month or so, I never heard back—even after I emailed her again, twice.
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Somerville recommends those with mild to moderate acne to do LED facials twice a week for eight weeks, followed by once-a-month upkeep sessions.
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These flare-ups happen less than once a month, and I am fastidious about ensuring that my work is covered appropriately when I am out.
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Google has since patched the holes and Google, Samsung and LG all pledged to start pushing out updates once a month to fix security vulnerabilities.
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They used Zoom for a team video chat at least once a month, for 11 months, where they could see one another in a grid.
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This hormone-containing ring is placed once a month by the user into her vagina, where it prevents release of an egg for three weeks.
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She travels about once a month for her job developing clinical trials for cancer research and views seatback entertainment as something of a redundant amenity.
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Once a month it's getting a haircut in a Japanese salon on 55th Street and I might get a pedicure and a good foot massage.
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"I don't have cable anymore, but they still sent a message saying they'd be checking once a month," one reader told cord cutting website CutCableToday.
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"Once a month, we'll sit down as a family and we'll look at all of them together and see what resonates with Levi," Dan said.
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They also feed into the idea that "too much discharge is bad," Gunter said, a false sentiment she said she heard about once a month.
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Some 295 percent of Netflix app users also opened Hulu at least once a month last quarter, and 1003 percent also used Amazon Prime Video.
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Front Burner Anne Saxelby, an owner of Saxelby Cheesemongers in the Essex Street Market, gets around to adding a new cheese about once a month.
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At Gusto, employees sit down with their "people empowerers" (what it calls managers) at least once a month to discuss their performance and potential opportunities.
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The FDA noted that one dose of Evenity is administered as two back-to-back injections given once a month by a health care professional.
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Purchasing goods has evolved from buying in bulk once a month to making smaller, more frequent purchases, especially as online grocery shopping becomes more popular.
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Once a month, Silent Barn, an arts collective in Bushwick, undergoes what the artists and the musicians who live and work there call Bummer Patrol.
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Susan said she only goes out with a friend occasionally, or to take a taxi to the hospital once a month for her H.I.V. medicine.
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Tormented by this unresolved trauma, he sequesters himself in a hotel once a month for solitary grieving and introspection — and, it appears, whatever else might result.
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They will sit for two-week argument sessions (with hearings scheduled three days a week) once a month until April to work through 60-70 cases.
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The daytime TV announcements showed photos of Greig and noted that she was known to frequent beauty salons and have her teeth cleaned once a month.
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You're probably already familiar with the full moon, when we can see the full face of the moon from Earth — this happens roughly once a month.
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Instagram is basically tied with Snapchat, with 85 percent reporting they use the photo-sharing app at least once a month, compared to Snapchat's 84 percent.
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"All in all, we found well over 100 posts of Ludacris going to grocery stores, about once a month, going back years and years," Bromwich writes.
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He also testified he would sit in Greenspan&aposs office for an hour once a month to give the appearance there was an actual consulting agreement.
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Why don't we just all commit to get behind this together as a coalition once a month, and shine a spotlight on the most egregious cases?
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As you probably learned in health class years ago, a menstrual cycle is the shedding of the uterine lining, which happens once a month or so.
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For a nomad, a motorcycle means the difference between making it to town for supplies (and a phone call) once a week versus once a month.
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Nearly 13% of Dutch internet users log on to Twitter once a month, but only 6% of Italians, 5% of French and 4% of Germans do.
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I've worked from home for the last year and rarely leave the house, so I usually only have to fill up once a month or so.
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"We used to have one of these business-damaging events once a year but now we have them more than once a month," groans Sir Tim.
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The injected treatment is administered once a month for the length of a cluster period, which tend to last two weeks to 10 weeks on average.
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In fact, once a month a container ship from mainland France makes the 2,373-mile trip to Saint Pierre laden with French cheeses, wine, and pastries.
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Occupation: Child Care AssistantIndustry: NurseryAge: 30Location: MarseilleSalary: $19,100 salary plus $4,400 government incomePaycheck (Once A Month): $1,590 salary plus $366 government income Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $366.
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And even if Affirm issues a dozen loans a year to each user, the platform is only being used about once a month by the consumer.
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We welcome people with open arms from all around the world, and we remember things about the people who can only stop by once a month.
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The plan had been to meet once a month, alternating between Washington and Khartoum, but the process was delayed in January by the U.S. government shutdown.
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They live about an hour and a half away, and we try and meet up about once a month, alternating who has to do the driving.
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Employee volunteers sign up to write to deployed employees at least once a month, simply to provide encouragement and to keep them connected to their jobs.
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Run your machine with one of these tablets (sans clothes) once a month to dissolve odor-causing residue and mildew that can build up over time.
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In February of this year, they were returned, but a judge called for child protective services to check on the family at least once a month.
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They did three separate grafts and tested the skin regularly to see how the skin changed, since skin tends to regenerate itself roughly once a month.
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The couple recently moved to Fort Worth and started making the 88-mile trek to their favorite HGTV show host's shopping destination about once a month.
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"We were surprised to see how unwilling patients were to consider a once-a-month injectable medication for their psoriasis," he told Reuters Health by email.
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As with most things, Prince nailed the subscription business model: NPGMC didn't just send out invoices once a month as a mere conduit for recurring revenue.
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According to the authorities, Mr. Torres had instructed the five irregular employees to report to the town hall either once a week or once a month.
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She sees a therapist once a week, and once a month a nurse at the community health center administers a shot of the antipsychotic drug Abilify.
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The "Formative" video series produced in partnership with Google, which aired new episodes roughly once a month since its launch, has been dark for four months.
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Together they began helping out about once a month at a program that serves a three-course dinner to about 100 homeless and low-income guests.
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Trice was barking out orders amid shelves of canned goods and 30-pound "senior boxes" of food for the elderly that are distributed once a month.
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If you shave every day, Billie will deliver once a month; a few times a week, every two months; and once a week, every three months.
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Not only that, but you may also be able to view an updated copy of your three reports and scores as often as once a month.
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"The reporting is horrendously bad, but if you sit and talk with a pilot or an aircrew, they'll say it happens once a month," he said.
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If this person provides a service less than a dozen times per year, or less than once a month, a tip is not expected, Oldham says.
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Roman Catholics also went to church more regularly, with 42 percent attending at least once a month compared to 21 percent of Church of England members.
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They're part of a trend in the city known as organized intimacy and are generally held once a month, with around 30 people typically in attendance.
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And once a month, they'd get five days off in succession, so they'd have time to go visit far-flung family, or travel just for fun.
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Since December, this drummer, producer and sometime rapper has played once a month at the Jazz Gallery, each time with a different top-flight jazz pianist.
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The Pierre New York recently began a cabaret series showcasing current Broadway performers in hourlong sets for just 70 audience members held roughly once a month.
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While spills should be tackled immediately, most wood floors only need a thorough cleaning once a month with a wood floor cleaner and a microfiber mop.
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But personnel based at Diego Garcia also need to be supported — that's where the once-a-month visits by the merchant ship SLNC Corsica come in.
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She is reminded of the experience at least once a month when she reports back to officers there as part of her strict conditions of release.
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For about a year, he's been receiving four injections of the drug Vidaza (azacitidine) in his abdomen for seven days in a row once a month.
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Botanical name: Beaucarnea recurvateWater: Your ponytail palm can go for several weeks without water, but try and give it a drink once a month or so.
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Although my parents barely understand Instagram and pocket-dial me at least once a month, they tend to be early adopters when it comes to technology.
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"About once a month, one of my clients will tell me that they had 'the best sex' while at a hotel," sex therapist Amanda Pasciucco said.
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Is it more ethical to give him this magazine, and perpetuate hate and inequality, or to occasionally just "lose" this piece of mail once a month?
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They get together once a month, and had made a pact not to talk about the election all year because there were conflicting opinions among them.
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"It takes a lot for people to commit to something where they'll get a call maybe once a month, or maybe every day," Ms. Crandall said.
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The aforementioned book group, which meets roughly once a month at someone's house over dinner, has an influence — or, something between an influence and a mandate.
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He and his son-in-law bought a 1992 Ferrari Testarossa, which sits on a lift in a private garage and is driven once a month.
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This figure has been steadily increasing since 2010, when 70.4 percent of adolescents said they didn't find using marijuana once a month to be especially risky.
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This figure has been steadily increasing since 2010, when 5.53 percent of adolescents said they didn't find using marijuana once a month to be especially risky.
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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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But London shows that correlation doesn't equal causation: a number of commuters told me that they hail a cab or Uber maybe once a month, if that.
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Asexual men weren't significantly less likely than sexual men to masturbate at least once a month; asexual women were slightly less likely, but around 70% still did.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than two-thirds of Americans report drinking more than the recommended amount at least once a month.
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Twenty-seven percent said they change them several times a year, 12 percent change them once a month, and 8 percent change them several times a month.
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Paycheck Amount: Around $4,400 (after tax) paid once a month between both rolesRoommates: Boyfriend and the plants from our urban gardenMonthly ExpensesHousing costs: $3,000 monthly mortgage payment.
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But in these stringent economic times, what would actually happen if all working women were given time off to give their uterus some TLC once a month?
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But having to toss your razor at least once a month (depending on how often you actually shave) can add up in both expenses and physical waste.
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For decades she colored it once a month in the basemen with a hotel shower cap on her head, ironing while waiting for the timer to ding.
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You might also answer: Pay off my student loans, car note, save a bunch of money, and have a really nice dinner at least once a month.
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I've been in touch with the father of a gay son who meets once a month with his local bishop, who's not particularly open to these issues.
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Slowly but surely, straight hair came creeping back into my life like a bad ex, and I began straightening my hair with hot tools once a month.
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That means that floating plastic debris will move faster than the booms themselves, concentrating into a central area where ships would collect the trash once a month.
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Therefore if I was a man on my period then I was seen as inferior and an emotional mess just like most women are once a month.
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And only 26 percent of those shoppers, or 6 percent of all U.S. consumers, went on to say they order groceries online more than once a month.
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Vasco Pedro, co-founder and CEO of Unbabel started the company on a surf trip, and the whole company still hits the waves once a month. Coolfarm
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A spokesperson for Iran's rail company told AFP that future trains from China would arrive with greater frequency, starting at once a month and increasing from there.
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Occupation: Architect & Urban PlannerIndustry: ArchitectureAge: 262.30Location: Munich, GermanySalary: $23,5563Paycheck (Once A Month): $2556,2400 after automatic tax, social security, and health insurance deductionsSide Hustle: $2500 (30 euros/hour).
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There's nothing convenient…You have bodegas and corner stores that sell cold cuts and sandwiches, but not many vegetables…I get my food stamps once a month.
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Five percent of adults, about 12 million people, use prepaid cards at least once a month, according to an analysis in 2014 by the Pew Charitable Trust.
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One woman, Veronica Logrande, who comes regularly (clients are permitted to use the pantry once a month), lives with her husband and only child in a shelter.
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Voice is another area with seemingly enormous potential for AI, with 40% of people using voice technologies like Siri and Google Assistant at least once a month.
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About once a month, I check my free credit score at Credit Karma, and am always quite happy when it goes up even two or three points.
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Once a month, Jones teaches a practical board repair class out of the shop, and in doing so has spread her knowledge to hundreds of other fixers.
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Initial plans called for launching Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets (about once a month), but Musk said in early 2018 that SpaceX had scrapped that program.
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I always identified with her, and I watch the film like once a month—okay probably not that frequently, but this month I've watched it seven times.
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These boxes are filled with an assortment of themed products and arrive by mail once a month for three, six or 12 months, depending on the company.
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Other mainline Protestant churches, including the Lutherans, contributed to the fund, as did the Catholics at St. Alphonsus, where a Spanish Mass is held once a month.
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Throughout the year, coaches meet or call with teams and advisers at least once a month, and teams meet with their advisers at least twice a month.
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Yves Junqueira, the founder and chief executive of a Seattle start-up, said he traveled at least once a month to San Francisco and San Jose, Calif.
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On Pro Hockey ST. LOUIS — The bad days used to come once a month for Charles Glenn, but now they bedevil him every two weeks or so.
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About once a month, Christopher A. Slutman, a New York City firefighter, exchanged his regular department uniform for the fatigues of the United States Marine Corps reserves.
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The shorter woman lived in Massachusetts, but she made it a point to come at least once a month to see her sister in the nursing home.
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But she had made a few concessions for age, visiting her husband and daughter twice a month until she turned 85, then once a month after that.
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Airlines typically hire outside companies to perform "quick turns" (the cleaning between flights) and overnight cleaning, as well as deep cleaning, which occurs about once a month.
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Hadden, she said, asked her to come in to see him about once a month and gave her a vaginal and breast exam on almost every visit.
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He says that there's a group of people who live on an island and they all think they're friends and they only get mail once a month.
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"That is the hardest part when I leave for a weekend," says Fanelli, who also coaches his daughters' hockey teams between his once-a-month sourcing trips.
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But faced with an ongoing parade of leaks, Google is cutting the meetings back to once a month and shifting the focus away from employees' political concerns.
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At 52, she has diabetes and says the strips to test her blood sugar are so expensive that sometimes she tests once a month rather than daily.
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Ronaldo reportedly pays for a hair stylist to see the original version at Madrid's Museum of Wax once a month to make sure the hairstyle is current.
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She is a keen hiker and tries to go to the mountains with her husband at least once a month, and has previously trekked in the Himalayas.
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Pope Tawadros, the head of the Coptic Church, has said that attacks against Christians have occurred on average about once a month over the past three years.
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A once-a-month birth control pill is coming More than 15 million Americans spend a few seconds every day finding and taking a birth control pill.
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About once a month, the Mariners will use Kikuchi in an abbreviated start in an attempt to avoid the injuries that have befallen other star Japanese pitchers.
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There, he gave her an envelope with "a large sum of money" and they began a once-a-month sexual relationship that lasted for about a year.
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Muller says he still has a "crazy, busy life" but he's able to balance it all, performing with his band at least once a month for charities.
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And yet, I can't get away from the feeling that once a month, I do struggle with physical tasks, that drumming is a lot harder for me.
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The funds are 100% cold storage secured except for when the portfolio is rebalanced once a month to account for fluctuations in pricing among the basket of assets.
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I'm thinking about posting a photo once a month under the theme "this many months since I deleted my dating apps" while holding a giant numeral from CB2.
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"When a kid misses school once a month, every month (to go to the clinic), kids are smart, and they figure out why they're missing school," Zanoni said.
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A judge ordered their return home in February and called for child protective services to visit the home at least once a month to check on the family.
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You want the tickets, early access, you want the content two days early, you want the livestream once a month with the creator, you want the signed postcard.
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One in four American adults binges on alcohol at least once a month, and one in 15 binges five or more times a month, researchers report in JAMA.
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There are about 85 snail farms in Nakhon Nayok province where farmers say they extract the mucus no more than once a month to maintain the animals' health.
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Once a month, it takes retirees from Laguna Woods Village, a senior living community in southern California on a half hour drive to its dispensary in Santa Ana.
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A "Peak Pass" will also be introduced soon that allows users to skip the fee once a month—a welcome caveat that makes the service even more confusing.
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And 70% said they are willing to cut back on extra-curricular activities, like shopping, movie-going and a spa visit, once a month to make it happen.
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According to the T. Rowe Price report, 33% of parents talk to their children about money only once a month, while 4% said they never do at all.
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Since I drive a Prius and only work about three miles from home, I generally only have to fill up my tank once a month, which is awesome.
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By the numbers: In 2018, about 53% of the U.S. social network users will access Instagram at least once a month — a number expected to grow, per eMarketer.
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Your iPhone's battery will charge more efficiently if it has a chance to cycle — to go from 100 percent to completely dead about once a month or so.
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We work for the same company (very different departments in different parts of town) and both of our paychecks are deposited once a month on the same day.
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In that capacity, Donaldson had access to Rowling's credit cards and a safe, and she was required to submit statements and receipts once a month to Rowling's accountants.
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In late April, J&J and GlaxoSmithKline majority-owned ViiV Healthcare filed a new drug application with the FDA for its once-a-month injection treatment for HIV.
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I remember being able to get Domino's delivered and to get that as a treat once a month or once every couple weeks — that was just the best.
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Key contributors to Kigali's green push are residents themselves who, like all Rwandan citizens, are required to perform a day of community work, called "umuganda", once a month.
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Given once a month, the exam was geared to the particular curriculum of each orphan, and those who received a perfect score went on to a personal interview.
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The families meet once a month for 3 hours; she said kids will play basketball or tag in the backyard while parents chat about their struggles and triumphs.
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Once a month she and another nurse would gather all the unused blister packs of medication, she said, piles of them, probably worth tens of thousands of dollars.
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Indivior's contingency plans also focus on optimizing the launch of Sublocade, a once-a-month injectable drug to suppress opioid craving, launched in the United States in February.
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An event like that was always too awesome to happen solely once a month, and the Boulets have always been too prolific to stay under the radar forever.
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Earlier this year, Viacom's Comedy Central TV channel started running two-and-a-half minute branded content spots once a month, instead of a series of shorter ads.
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My mom got me my first credit card at age 16 so I could use to pay for gas once a month and start establishing a credit score.
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EMarketer expects that nearly 36 million Americans will use a smart speaker at least once a month this year — a jump of almost 130 percent over last year.
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James Kibler, Alpha Company operations chief with DPC/RSU, the unit conducts gas chamber training once a month due to the rotation of service members preparing for deployment.
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You might have heard someone recommend letting your battery "die" (get to 0%) once a month, or that you should never, ever, leave your phone plugged in overnight.
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But Instagram is now the most-usedsocial platform among teens, with 84% of US teens saying they use the platform at least once a month, per Piper Jaffray.
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"Bishops should counsel with their stake president to determine how to make the sacrament available to members at least once a month," the Latter-day Saints leaders added.
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Brewer talks to them about once a month to keep tabs on the protesters, who she says enlist a nationwide network of activists to harass the clinic's doctors.
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"I don't think there will be any benefit to me," said Ling Chiang, 21.3, a commercial photographer who travels to the mainland about once a month for work.
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"My big concern is that we should make it consistent, and once a month so that if this crisis continues, people don't see their savings evaporate," he said.
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I fly home to Buffalo about once a month, and I almost always take the latest flight out of New York on Thursday, either on JetBlue or Delta.
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In addition to 35% off your first Kohl's purchase with the card, you can expect added benefits like discount mailers of 15% off at least once a month.
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Researchers found that women who reported having sexual activity weekly were 28% less likely to have experienced menopause than those who had sex less than once a month.
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Once a month, the hosts Matteo Lane and Christi Chiello pit two showbiz icons against each other and have comedians figuratively duke it out to crown one queen.
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Just about every restaurant I get takeout from is available through the service, and chances are I'm going to get takeout or delivery at least once a month.
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He expects to spend the next several months dividing time between Las Vegas and the road, getting his staff together once a month to review nuts and bolts.
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Members, who meet once a month, will focus on helping Wild get elected by efforts including canvassing, volunteering at her campaign office and helping to set up events.
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Data with a May date shared with Business Insider by two sources suggested just 211,000 of Curve&aposs 500,000 customers used their card once a month or more.
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The London-listed company, which specializes in heroin addiction treatment, said the FDA had accepted its application for RBP-7000, an investigational once-a-month injectable to treat schizophrenia.
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ViiV is also working with Johnson & Johnson's Janssen to develop a once-a-month injection for patients who have already achieved HIV-viral suppression through a daily pill regimen.
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A recent Piper Jaffray report showed only 36 percent of teens used Facebook at least once a month during fall 2018, down from 52 percent just two years ago.
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He also commutes to Hawaii once a month to manage Chingu, a K-Town throwback in the heart of Honolulu, which just celebrated its one-year anniversary on Monday.
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"Since it became legal, I get approached probably once a month by cannabis growers, dispensaries," Anita Thompson, who now owns the writer's old compound in Colorado, told the Times.
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I like to go once a month to get some staples and one or two snacks; my boyfriend and I eat pretty differently so we mostly buy food separately.
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At least once a month, the men who were exonerated after Guevara put them away for murder try to have dinner, go bowling, do something to strengthen their bond.
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And Diamond riders are high-frequency users: Uber X eight times a week, Uber Eats once a week, and Uber Black to and from the airport once a month.
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Since that phone call with my mom, I haven't really thought much about the taboo surrounding tampons, because I (thankfully) don't have to confront it once a month anymore.
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I try to take some time once a month to inspect my accounts and see if I can just keep going or whether I have to actually freak out.
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Once a month in a dilapidated Oakland warehouse with graffiti-filled walls, potholes and no electricity, two tech CEOs and a bunch of technologists gather to race autonomous vehicles.
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We have groups of gay doctors who meet here once a month; we have a group of gay religious leaders who meet here and have discussions in the back.
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Since April last year DJ Rachael has been holding workshops in Kampala at least once a month as well as organising showcases and residencies for the 25 female participants.
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And if you've ever gotten extensions, you know they're not an in-and-out, fuss-free type deal you're inspired to do more than once a month, if that.
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Muir said that since the scheme simply involves consulting a standard measure of volatility and trading once a month, an average investor can pursue such a strategy for oneself.
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"Sure, it's easy to overlook that nasty habit of leaving the toothpaste globs in the sink if you only have to share a sink once a month," McManus says.
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I found myself fumbling with the thing a bit, trying to get it to stick — thankfully you'll only have to deal with that about once a month or so.
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The reading program is offered once a month at the state humane society's headquarters in St. Louis, Jo Klepacki, director of the Shelter Buddies Reading Program, told The Dodo.
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The head of the Coptic church, Pope Tawadros (pictured above), says attacks against Christians, who make up between 5% and 15% of the population, occur about once a month.
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The company paid theaters full price for the tickets, but subscribers only paid $9.95 a month, so anyone who used MoviePass even once a month was costing it money.
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They searched repeatedly on Facebook until coming across a group that hosts Queer Skate Night once a month at Commonwealth Skateboarding, a shop with an indoor park in Portland.
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Almost all, 91 percent, spend time going to the pharmacy for their diabetes needs at least once a month, with 28 percent making two to four trips per month.
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Both the Saeco and DeLonghi user manuals also ask you to remove their brewhead and clean them once a week, and also do a deep clean once a month.
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Indivior's contingency plans would also focus on optimising the launch of Sublocade, a once-a-month injectable drug to suppress opioid craving launched in the United States in February.
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We face these limitations almost as frequently as a terrorist attack or another sensational incident happening in the country; at least once a month within the past few years.
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Ibanez immigrated here in 2004 and started El Faro as a way to remedy that, which explains why we already eat at El Faro at least once a month.
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"The Love Zone" was a prolific dark web child abuse site, where users were instructed to upload material at least once a month to maintain access to the forum.
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In addition to my typical aura migraines, which swarm my vision with pulsating zig-zag lines, I started getting migraines once a month that robbed me of my memory.
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Twenty-three percent of Iranians are shopping online at least once a month, 16 at least once a week, and 20023 percent are doing so on a daily basis.
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Based in Pittsburgh, the "nightlife cooperative" takes over local club Hot Mass once a month, for a wild house, techno, and disco focused bacchanal that focuses on queer DJs.
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The national-team gymnasts leave their home gyms and meet about once a month at the Texas center, where they unplug and focus on virtually nothing but their sport.
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She is reclusive and ventures outside only rarely — once a month for supplies (including pet food: her black-and-gold cat is named Sweetie), or for the occasional walk.
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The WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum said in April that he would join his former partner, Brian Acton, in leaving Facebook — but he's still turning up once a month.
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"Money talk is better with garlic bread and wine," he writes, counseling couples to talk through financial issues on the back of a napkin at least once a month.
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The four members in the titular book club of "Book Club" are four women who have been meeting once a month to drink wine and talk about a book.
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What did seem odd is that general donations made to the Centre— we were encouraged to 'tithe' once a month—never seemed to make their way to the chevre.
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Pioneers of the space include Rent The Runway, Stitch Fix, and more specific product offerings like MeUndies a service that delivers new underwear to your door once a month.
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As part of Cosby's sentence, he was determined to be a "sexually violent predator," a designation that requires him to take sex offender counseling at least once a month.
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That means, "instead of paying your mortgage once a month, you actually set it up with your bank and pay half a mortgage payment every two weeks," says Bach.
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She and Ms. Trump would meet for lunch about once a month, usually at Harry Cipriani on Fifth Avenue or at the Mark Hotel on the Upper East Side.
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Many in law enforcement favor naltrexone, marketed as Vivitrol, because unlike methadone and buprenorphine, it is not an opioid itself and is taken once a month instead of daily.
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While I have an FSA, my debit card doesn't work with her practice, so I pay her per session and then file a claim from my FSA once a month.
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A new survey indicates that slightly more than a third of teenagers use Facebook at least once a month, a number that has only decreased over the last few years.
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Liu Xia has been under effective house arrest since her husband won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010 and was allowed to visit him in prison about once a month.
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