"I read once over it and that's all," she said.
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I don't think either of us laughs once over three episodes.
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Its market valuation, once over $400bn, is now closer to $150bn.
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He came to and a medic gave him a once-over.
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Gently turning it right side out, she gives it a once over.
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"Each bite is zero calories," a friend told me once over dessert.
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Giving Hacker News a quick once over would calm his racing mind.
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She shifted character more than once over the course of the season.
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He gave his bumper another once-over, then the traffic started moving.
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Google has shared its cloud revenue exactly once over the last several years.
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The girl gave Angel a once-over, then went back to her nails.
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Hunter had only met his dad once -- over Skype -- shortly after being born.
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Because some get out and only see a therapist once over 30 days.
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"The male vets give me the once over with their eyes," she said.
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A chance to see things already seen, once over in a new light.
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I'm very particular about my brows, which were once over-plucked and spaghetti-thin.
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She's applied for FEMA assistance three times — twice online, and once over the phone.
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Most also shared similar content at least once over two years, with overlapping points.
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Once over, the app displayed my listening profile, which was stored inside the headphones.
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The Astros had nine hits and struck out once over four innings against Kikuchi.
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After the Dawson victory, Ward fought only once over roughly the next three years.
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It is somehow too descriptive and too elusive, at once over-explaining and vague.
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Make sure to closely inspect the bag — a once-over glance won't do the trick.
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After giving the earbuds and their portable charging case a once over, the teardown began.
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If you're tired but can't fall or stay asleep, give your bedroom a once-over.
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It also helps to give your house a once-over before you start any cleaning.
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You guys did fight a war once over certain states that did want to leave, right?
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I accidentally got into an argument with him at a hearing once over the carrier programs.
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Seahawks) — He has topped 214 fantasy points only once over the last six games (215 vs.
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If you're going to order them, be sure to give them a good once-over before eating.
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Considering the fact we haven't seen Dev pray once over 13 episodes, this does not seem likely.
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That becomes clear when we notice CIA agent Everett Ross (Martin Freeman) giving them the once-over.
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Not once over those 2023 years did housing starts fall below one million in a single year.
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It's right outside of Once Over coffee, making the corner a great two-for-one breakfast destination.
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Along with email assistance, Mr. Jaffe will on occasion request a once-over of his text messages.
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Ms. Hansen finally decided she'd consider a date with him only after giving him a once-over.
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Neumayr said an update was overdue, noting the rule had been amended just once over its history.
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It is not for the fainthearted -- and once over the threshold, there is rarely any going back.
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Fans have complained more than once over the past few years about Game of Thrones' controversial rape scenes.
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Before any celebrity walks down the red carpet, they get a full once-over from the glam squad.
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If a girl is oily, I do a once-over swipe on their face with Bioderma Micellar Water.
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Once over the Goethals, I exit left, take the New Jersey Turnpike, and merge onto its northbound lanes.
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Once over the border and in the hands of people smugglers, a fresh nightmare begins for the migrants.
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But we common folk, staring woefully at our bathroom mirrors, tend to lightly give it the once-over.
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The man gave him a once-over, called up to the recipient, and waved us toward the elevators.
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As such, he has announced his retirement more than once over the course of his four-decade career.
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I know that some people, those who once over-plucked, have to resort to brow tattoos or microblading.
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As I stood there, a diminutive older man and woman stopped and gave the replica the once over.
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To me, robot vacuums offer little more than a cursory (if much appreciated) once-over of your floors.
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Most of the children wound up heading the ball at least once over the course of three games.
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"I read once over it and that's all," Melania told Lauer after he asked if she'd practiced the speech.
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Asahd -- who famously never cries or fusses in public -- gave Justin the once-over, and then came the bawling.
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Mr. Johnson also needed a once-over on his horn and, like Mr. Haffner, he needed it done immediately.
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Germany France Munich Austria By The New York Times Unemployment, once over 25 percent, is now below 3 percent.
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Tourists and passers-by were given the once-over by a phalanx of bomb-sniffing dogs prowling the sidewalks.
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Hundreds of entrants in dozens of breeds got the once-over and a sudden goodbye in judging on Monday.
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He greeted me with a limp handshake and a quick, disapproving once-over that felt right out of a movie.
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Once over the target area, they descended below the clouds to positively identify the friendly troops and the enemy's location.
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A 2016 study estimated that 63 percent of us suffer from boredom at least once over a 10-day period.
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Britain's central bank said it might need to raise its benchmark interest rate more than once over next three years.
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When consumed all at once over the holiday break, it necessarily became all about Avery and whether he committed the crime.
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The Bradenton store employees apparently gave it a once-over and shipped the thing to a Goodwill Bargain Barn in Sarasota.
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Portland has yielded more than 100 points in consecutive games after doing so only once over the previous eight contests. 3.
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If you encounter a particularly messy meal and need to give the grill a once over, the plates are easily removable.
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When Charles-Donatien approached her, she gave him a quick once-over, then wrenched open the back doors of her vehicle.
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A visual once-over may sound simplistic, but she stresses that few people take a good, long look at their feet.
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President Donald Trump and Former Secretary of State John Kerry came together for once — over their frustration with a GOP representative.
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Be sure to give Walmart's headphone, laptop, and smartphone deals good once-over —you've got lots of options in those departments.
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"How Ann-Margret is that?" she asked no one in particular as she gave herself a once-over in a mirror.
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Its components need the once over every summer and you need to make sure that the system is in good working order.
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The former acting attorney general spoke to White House counsel Donald McGahn in person twice and once over the phone, she said.
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Just when you think the earnestness in Speed is overkill, Annie steps in to give the film a once-over of realness.
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Either problem can be solved with the same solution: asking a reasonably intelligent acquaintance to give your letters a quick once-over.
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Still, where the best HBO documentaries bring real depth to a subject, "Rock and a Hard Place" has a once-over-lightly feel.
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Usually, when people reach out, they say they want to write most of it themselves and have me do a once-over. Sure.
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The meeting was postponed once over Turkey's objections to inviting Kurdish groups that the Turks see as allied with Kurdish separatists in Turkey.
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On occasion, he would get into loud arguments with patrons, once over the choice of music on the jukebox (he hated Celine Dion).
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I only lifted up my blindfold once over the course of the sound artist Francisco López's performance at Issue Project Room on Tuesday.
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You'll want to scream in frustration at least once over the next four years, so save yourself and just buy these ear plugs.
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Let Carlos give you the once over and he'll come back with an arm full of retro shit that fits you like a glove.
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The man appears to be talking to someone off screen and runs in their direction after giving a quick once-over to the child.
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YouTuber Nickaroo93 and his crew launched three nukes at once over the weekend, and seconds after doing so, they were kicked from the server.
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The Fed has raised rates just once over the past 10 years and isn't expected to enact another hike until at least mid-2017.
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But I'm thrilled with how a once-over with the next product made my complexion a hell of a lot softer, smoother, and brighter.
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"I actually asked him" if I was under investigation, Trump said, noting that he spoke with Comey once over dinner and twice by phone.
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"I actually asked him" if I were under investigation, Trump said, noting that he spoke with Comey once over dinner and twice by phone.
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Once she arrives at school, we see a Woodstock-looking group of mean girls give her the once-over as she walks to class.
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Researchers calculated that that kind of error should happen only once over a period longer than the age of the universe, National Geographic reported.
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Many galleries keep their profiles low and their doors bolted at all times, posting guards at their entrances who give visitors the once over.
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Odds are you give them a once-over with a store-bought plastic brush, maybe a quick flossing, while your mind wanders about other things.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect the S&P has closed 1 percent higher or lower just once over the past 24 sessions.
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For people who don't take complicated deductions, this "return-free" system could turn a hated annual chore into a simple once-over and mail out.
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Cruz and Rubio, meanwhile, got into it with each other a couple of times -- once over taxes and a second more intense exchange on immigration.
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Though the number of funerals is rising, the average cost, once over ¥2m, is falling—deflation and competition are as fierce as in other sectors.
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Single-use plastics are disposable plastic-made products that are designed to be used only once over a short time span before being thrown away.
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"Nice pace," I heard him say to a woman just in front of me as he ran beside her and gave her the once-over.
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Credit...Victor Llorente for The New York Times They gave the hounds and the herders the once over at the Westminster Dog Show on Sunday.
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What you can expect is a once-over-lightly review by the Republicans and efforts to thwart any Democrats who try to do the vetting.
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It's not clear if the Judgment Fund has ever paid out a harassment case, but Congress has been sued at least once over workplace discrimination laws.
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Do a top-to-bottom inspection If your grill hasn't been used for months, it's important to give it a good once-over for any problems.
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Any reliable risk-tolerance questionnaire, added Nunnally, should produce roughly the same results for an investor when taken more than once over a period of time.
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"Once, over a period of four days, I received 500 threats of rape on Twitter," a European lawmaker, who was not identified in the study, recounted.
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He gave it the Chief Executive once-over, cocked his head, looked at the reporters in front of him, and jutted his jaw toward them slightly.
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"Once, over a period of four days, I received 500 threats of rape on Twitter," said one of the participants, according to the New York Times.
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The Oscar winner gave the security guard a once over and even busted out his phone for a photo, 'cause y'know ... pics or it didn't happen!.
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So, when Mickey (Justin Timberlake, too modern a presence), a lifeguard and self-described romantic, gives Ginny the once over, she gratefully falls into his arms.
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Colorado had yielded more than one goal only once over its past five games, but the Kings found plenty of openings across the first 33 minutes.
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But you will also have to give your house a quick once-over regularly to keep stray pieces of dental floss out of your vacuum's way.
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We're told JetBlue did a once-over on the pit bull -- a 1-year-old rescue with service dog credentials -- and determined it was safe to board.
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Bonus points for taking the detour just slightly off the path at the Old Fourth Ward for a once-over of the latest exhibit at Facet Gallery.
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More than once over the past year, women in the congregation approached me to ask if they should stop wearing the hijab for fear of being harassed.
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Hand-washed clothing, especially silk, often dries with some wrinkles or crunchiness, but a once-over with a steamer will quickly bring back its suppleness and luster.
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As employed here, though, her travels "Outside the Bubble" conspicuously feel as if she's touring a shifting political landscape using an old, once-over-lightly road map.
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The ratchet effect is less important over a longer span of time: The opposition party needs to hit the control trifecta just once over the time period.
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Six-time Maurice Richard Trophy winner Alex Ovechkin is mired in a nine-game goal-scoring drought and has tallied just once over his last 13 contests.
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If you're getting close to putting full-time work behind you, make sure you give the financial implications of that step more than just a passing once-over.
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Once you've given your nails a once-over with a swipe of acetone (Streets suggests using a gentle formula, which will do less damage), it's time to buff.
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He needs his former victim to sign the divorce papers for the marriage they had in the bunker, so Kimmy brings them to Jacqueline for a once-over.
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Anderson (9-11) held his opponents to three earned runs over his last four starts and allowed more than two earned runs once over his last 203 turns.
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And now, though the videos appear to be slowly getting back to normal, it is probably a helpful reminder for YouTube to give their security a once-over.
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My own attempt to wear a radical mix of plaids during the grunge moment resulted in a disdainful once-over from the editor-in-chief of a magazine.
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Almost half of the people and nearly one-third of the cats and dogs had MRSA at last once over the course of the year-long study period.
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Kelly's already met with Trump's White House staff about the portraits and says they'll get a full Secret Service once-over if the President and Melania want them hung.
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More than once over a period of several months during 2012 and 2013, Zuckerberg outlined potential structures for charging for data access and emphasized the need to scale revenue.
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Whether you're viewing the next phase of life as retirement, semi-retirement or an unknown adventure, experts say the transition should get more than just a passing once-over.
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Trump discussed the tit-for-tat with Xi twice, the FT said: once over the phone before the G20, and again in an in-person meeting at the summit.
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In one study, at least half of all women killed by their partners had been in touch with the criminal justice system at least once over the previous year.
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As he promised to help her get work, she said, she found herself in harrowing situations in his hotel room more than once, over a period of several years.
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That said, researchers have found that it can live on cardboard for around 24 hours, so giving packages a once over with a disinfecting wipe isn't a bad idea.
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It would also put applicants under pressure to make a life-changing decision very quickly, providing little time for them to visit campuses to give them a once-over.
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Ashley Graham will be taking a hard look at the girls in this season's "America's Next Top Model" ... but she was due for a once-over herself arriving on set.
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If this book has a once-over-lightly feel, that is because there were many intertwined strands in Liszt's extraordinary life, each of which could merit a book in itself.
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Do their dream streets fill with mobs drifting fast and slow at once over the sidewalk, each sealed into a private membrane as clear and dense and general as death?
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She understood the importance of discussing this issue transparently, as up to 50 percent of individuals with bipolar disorder attempt suicide at least once over the course of their lifetime.
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Drake, the Weeknd, and Justin Bieber were nominated for nearly every major award, and their popular and critically adored 2015 albums all won at least once over the Junos weekend.
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Because any mention of your ex is a good enough reason to give their Facebook page a casual once over, Issa tries to search for him on the social media site.
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" Fact checking the speeches Earlier in the day, Melania Trump told NBC's Matt Lauer: "I read once over it, that's all, because I wrote it ... with (as) little help as possible.
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Nothing hurts quite like the moment you walk into a Halloween party and a friend gives you the quick once over, furrows her brow, and asks what you're dressed up as.
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The Russians lost only once over 90 or 483 minutes of football and that was in their final group match against Uruguay when they had already qualified for the knockout stage.
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Unsworth testified he has only seen his wife, who he is still married to, once over the last six years and that their marriage was essentially over in 2006 or 2007.
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The first lady, whose "Be Best" platform focuses in part on children's health and combating addiction, has spoken out more than once over her concerns over e-cigarette use by children.
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The first lady, whose "Be Best" platform focuses in part on children's health and combating addiction, has spoken out more than once over her concerns about e-cigarette use by children.
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The black-footed ferret has flirted with extinction more than once over the last few decades, with the population dwindling to just 18 ferrets on the whole planet by the early 80s.
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Such reminders, Mr. Theodos said, work best for influencing recurring or frequent purchases, rather than those, like car or home purchases, that consumers may make only once over several years or longer.
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This happens because MDMA increases serotonin levels for a long period of time, especially if you take it more than once over the course of a night, Giordano says, before it drops.
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Totally forgotten from John Kerry's Wednesday rant was the fact that the Palestinian Authority refused to even meet with Prime Minister Netanyahu, even once, over the eight years of the Obama administration.
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For any other electronic device, if the exterior is largely plastic (gaming mice, gamepads, TV remotes) it's safe to give them a once-over with a disinfecting wipe or isopropyl alcohol solution.
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The House has already threatened to hold Mr. Barr in contempt once over a separate case related to a subpoena for material connected to Robert S. Mueller III's investigation as special counsel.
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But despite the strong data, interest rate expectations remain broadly unchanged with markets expecting the Federal Reserve to raise rates only once over the next 12 months, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool.
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Meanwhile, Gooding Jr. shared photos from his more dapper moments at the annual awards show, and posted a photo of himself doing a once-over in the mirror before his big night out.
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Then, cult Parisian shoe designers Robert Clergerie and Amelie Pichard gave clogs the once over in calfskin and patent flame-embossed styles, respectively, making us rethink our feelings on the shoe after all.
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A cup counselor of mine says she always brings a wet paper towel into public bathrooms when she empties her cup; this enables her to give it a good once-over before reinsertion.
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In the snapshot, the former president appears to be giving his wife an approving once-over on stage after accepting the Profile in Courage award from former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy.
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We don't want to freak you out, but if you have some frozen pizza in the back of your freezer for a rainy day, you may want to give it a once-over.
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The intensity of the panic rose and fell more than once over these 200 years and, according to scholars, coincided with personal grievances and the state's insistence that all citizens actively promote God's will.
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A group of friends stay at Anmer Hall, take part in a shoot and also attend church on Sunday with the Queen – who often hosts them for dinner at least once over the weekend.
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Nikita Kucherov leads the team with 44 points but has notched one in back-to-back games just once over the last month, and that was accomplished due to a late empty-net goal.
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If you feel really inspired, give the shower walls and glass doors a quick once-over with the OXO Good Grips All-Purpose Squeegee to really keep your tub or shower enclosure looking good.
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In many ways, DeMaio cuts a classic GOP figure of Reagan's sunny California, with a Teflon attitude of the "happy warrior" — a phrase he mentions more than once over 45 minutes on the phone.
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"CNN was named at least once over the week by 14% of those who followed links to articles, similar to the 12% who named Fox News and the 593% who named Facebook," the report read.
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Thompson connected on his first seven shots — including his four 2117-pointers — en route to his second straight outing of 36.6 or more points after reaching the mark just once over the first six games.
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It was all perfectly ordinary, and not once over the next 673 minutes did we voice our central thoughts: Where were we going, what was "the agency" and what in God's name was going on?
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No, it typically involves writing, re-writing, grabbing a second cup of coffee, editing, and even asking your co-worker to forget whatever deadline they're on and give your very important message a once-over.
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I have had plenty of anonymous sex but even in a dingy basement like this, I'll usually give prospective partners a once over to decide if I'm into them (at least based on available light).
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But this owes a lot to a tilted playing field — they only won the popular vote for president once over that stretch, and can hold the House even when Democrats get a lot more votes.
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It's more a once-over-lightly juxtaposition of soil types and wine characteristics, along with a look at the grapes that thrive in each type of soil and suggestions of wine producers to seek out.
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He gave the office space a quick once-over ("It looks like you're interviewing me for a job," he said) before folding himself into an ergonomic chair and cracking open a mini bottle of water.
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And Congress will need to vote again next month to fund the government, after the government shut down once over the issue in January and an immigration impasse very nearly prolonged this second shutdown of 2018.
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That's a question NBA star Carlos Boozer has the answer to ... 'cause he famously rented a house to the purple one back in the day ... a house Prince famously -- or infamously -- did a once over on.
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Indeed, millennials were 53% more likely to be selected by their employer to relocate at least once over any other age compared to 43% of Gen Xers and 38% of Baby Boomers, according to the research.
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President Trump pressured Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reclaim control of the Russia investigation on at least four separate occasions, three times in person and once over the phone, according to sources familiar with the conversations.
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How the Chase Sapphire Reserve has saved my family more than $1,13 over the past 12 monthsI travel a lot, so I&aposve taken advantage of this benefit more than once over the past 12 months.
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With that in mind, if you're concerned about your tone or that you've included overly sensitive details, let a trusted loved one give your newsletter a once-over before you send it out to the masses.
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Had it declined to review any of the three cases, years of Mr Trump's tax returns and finances would have been sent at once over to the House committees or Cyrus Vance, the Manhattan district attorney.
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The high emotional temperature of the performances can't quite disguise the mechanical nature of the story — it's at once over-plotted and flimsy, a welter of reversals and revelations that don't so much resolve as collapse.
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His brother, Basil, who headed the economic development ministry, has also been arrested at least three times - twice over suspicion of misuse of anti-poverty funds and once over suspicion of laundering money and released on bail.
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"A real human being doesn't have very good control over their own motor functions, and so they can't move the mouse the same way more than once over multiple interactions, even if they try really hard," Ghosemajumder says.
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The 29-year-old has permitted fewer than two runs in five of his last six outings, but he has worked past the fifth inning only once over that span and three times in 14 turns this season.
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The BoE has sought to distinguish Britain's situation from the United States, and last month Governor Mark Carney said some investors were wrong to assume the BoE only intended to raise rates once over the next three years.
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In other words, the guilty pleasure of fast food is shared across the income spectrum, from rich to poor, with an overwhelming majority of every group reporting having indulged at least once over a nonconsecutive three-week period.
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Bank of England: The bank raised its growth forecast for the British economy through the next three years and said it might need to raise its benchmark interest rate more than once over that period to control inflation.
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So we get flashbacks, which is a convention that the show only tried its hand at once over the course of the broadcast run; we skip whole weeks at a time and cover other weeks in minute detail.
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In hopes of cutting down on the number of firearms it will find this year, the TSA is urging travelers to give their bags, suitcases, briefcases, jackets and other items "the once-over" to check for prohibited items.
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The study's researchers took data from nearly 600,000 Americans surveyed since the turn of the 21st century, finding a 2.9 percent bump between 2002 and 2014 of citizens who admitted to blazing at least once over the past year.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics released a report Tuesday that found that in 2000, the most recent year with complete data, 22015 percent of students in grades 9-12 reported using weed at least once over the past month.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics released a report Tuesday that found that in 2015, the most recent year with complete data, 21.7 percent of students in grades 9-12 reported using weed at least once over the past month.
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The BoE has long said interest rate rises will most likely be limited and gradual, but last week Governor Mark Carney said markets had gone too far in assuming rates would rise just once over the next three years.
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I don't know a huge amount about police protocols, granted, but you have to assume that any decent human being in possession of a police badge and pepper spray would at least give the house a quick once-over.
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The Bank of England on Thursday raised its growth forecast for the British economy through the next three years, and said it might need to raise its benchmark interest rate more than once over that period to control inflation.
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Some Citi Bike lessons I learned: Give the bike a good once-over for damage before you rent (it seemed as if half the bikes at my station had their rear reflectors pried off), and check the tire pressure.
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No explosives were found, which is why the response was more muted when an identical threat was phoned into the police nine days later: The bomb squad gave the studio a careful once-over, but the employees stayed at their desks.
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There was a sort of record scratch moment when we walked in—me with my long blonde braids and him covered in spikes—when it felt like every heavily tattooed neck swiveled in our direction to give us the once-over.
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The combined announcements mean that, after tightening monetary policy with two levers at once over the past year, the Fed is now pausing on both fronts to adjust to weaker global growth and a somewhat weaker outlook for the U.S. economy.
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At this early point the quality of what you can see is best described as 'experimental', as testers grapple with how to use it, and whether they like it enough to give it more than a five-minute once over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Value stocks are getting a once-over from some U.S. growth fund managers in early 2018 as they prowl for overlooked shares they think have more upside in a market that gained nearly 20 percent last year.
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Jarvis Landry (MIA at Patriots) — Despite dealing with the fragile quarterback situation that Jay Cutler provides each week, Landry has been a rock of consistency, failing to top at least nine fantasy points just once over his last seven games.
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The track, which appears on his debut studio album Mykki, has been given a fresh once-over by producer Jeremiah Meece (whose airy but contained vibe still remains), with new vocals from rapper WIKI, who also hails from the Big Apple.
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The security bins tested positive 50 percent of the time for four different viruses, the highest of any surface and much worse than compared to, for example, the toilet seats, which didn't test positive for viruses once over 14 tests.
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This holiday season, nine out of 10 Americans* will wreck their bedrooms panic-trying-on party looks before resigning themselves to last year's dress, given a once-over with the lint roller as they beg their ride-share drivers not to leave yet.
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To finance the fledgling business he joined an ekub, a rotating savings-and-credit association (ROSCA) that pools contributions from members each week and disburses the pot to the winner of a lottery, with each member winning once over the scheme's term.
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All told, the combined announcements mean that, after tightening monetary policy with two levers at once over the past year, the Fed is now pausing on both fronts to adjust to weaker global growth and a somewhat weaker outlook for the U.S. economy.
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During an interview with "NBC Nightly News" Thursday, Trump said he asked ousted Director James Comey three times -- once over dinner and twice on the phone -- whether he was the subject of a bureau investigation into Russian influence on the 85033 presidential election.
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Still, one suspects star power had plenty to do with Showtime giving the go-ahead to this once-over-lightly version of making it in Hollywood -- the kind of material that, in comedy terms, feels more like open-mic night than a headliner.
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Advocates for the impeachment, mostly Republicans, who hold a large majority in the House, said the scale of the justices' misconduct, though not illegal, called for an extraordinary response, a process the Legislature has resorted to only once over the past hundred years.
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For instance, after a scene in a clearing, the narrator instructs the reader to reproduce the soundscape — the stillness, the breeze — "by taking a deep breath and holding it for a long moment," then releasing it all at once, over and over again.
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During an interview with "NBC Nightly News" Thursday, Trump said he asked ousted Director James Comey three times — once over dinner and twice on the phone — whether he was the subject of a bureau investigation into Russian influence on the 2016 presidential election.
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I answered a few short down gimmes like LILO, SHAD, RUE and DATA, gave the whole grid a once-over, then left it alone for a day and a night, and when I came back several of the long answers popped into mind.
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"CNN was named at least once over the week by 14% of those who followed links, similar to the 12% who named Fox News and 10% who named Facebook, even though Facebook does not produce the news stories distributed on the site," Pew's report noted.
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Alex said not only is Puig buying the heli ... but once it's done Vega and the guys down at the Auto Firm in Miami are going to do a once over on it ... making it into the most pimped out bird in the sky.
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Studies have found that Edith originally wore a brown blouse and quilted skirt, but shortly before the painting entered the Belvedere's collection (purchased through the dealer Gustav Nebehay in 1918), Schiele gave her a once-over, turning the blouse blue and the skirt white.
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The four of us basically were ping-ponging back and forth as we developed the story, the script, and the music all at once, over the course of a couple years together Whiplash is technically rigorous, but this still feels like a huge step up in complexity.
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The rules by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), created in the aftermath of the U.S. housing bust that began in 2006, build on current regulations requiring a mortgage servicer to grant certain foreclosure protections to a struggling borrower once over the life of the loan.
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The airlifter took off from Malta and flew over the Mediterranean, called Tripoli air traffic control, explained who they were and what they were up to, they got no reply from the controllers, therefore continued at low level once over the desert and in hostile airspace.
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Read more: This is what happened when the father of a Parkland victim tried to shake Brett Kavanaugh's hand It wasn't clear whether Kavanaugh recognized Guttenberg, although video footage posted on social media showed Kavanaugh giving Guttenberg a once-over before turning around and walking away.
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Davauhnte Turner has reached double figures in scoring in three straight games after doing so just once over the first five games for the Peacocks, who own a 213-point victory over Fairleigh Dickinson, a team Seton Hall defeated by 275 points to open the season.
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Mariners RH Andrew Moore (1-0, 3.86) Kennedy won for the second time in three starts Wednesday at Detroit after failing to do so once over his first 11 turns, permitting two runs on a pair of solo homers - and five hits overall - in seven frames.
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And although it's very, very unlikely that the next public toilet seat you use has live bacteria from a previous user, we still recommend following the advice of the hospital study researchers, who suggest giving any unfamiliar toilet a quick once-over with an alcohol wipe.
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In other words, the guilty pleasure of enjoying a McDonald's hamburger, Kentucky Fried Chicken popcorn nuggets or Taco Bell burrito is shared across the income spectrum, from rich to poor, with an overwhelming majority of every group reporting having indulged at least once over a nonconsecutive three-week period.
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Twitter today said that while it's been "considering" a move to remove the "Like" button for a while now — CEO Jack Dorsey has mentioned it more than once over the the last few months — there is no timeline for the move, nor is it happening in the near future.
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Automotive manufacturers and their suppliers perform multiple safety tests during development and production, and serious but hard-to-find faults — say, unstable chemicals inside an airbag inflater, which are believed to have caused the Takata hazard — are unlikely to be spotted by a limited, mostly external once-over.
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The idea was when you got your ticket, the ticket agent would give you a once-over, and if you fit this list of 20-some behavioral cues that might be indicative that you might be a hijacker, you might be beckoned over for kind of a private search.
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The prime minister is said to have tried to resign more than once over the past year, though colleagues persuaded him to stay in his post until at least this year's party congress, which had been scheduled for March but is widely expected to be postponed until later in the year.
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Once, over breakfast with my dad, in a city where we were both taking refuge from a Gulf Coast hurricane, I heard a woman laughing the way only angry people laugh, with a kind of incredulity I immediately understood to be directed at whatever the man sitting across from her had just said.
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The new model is 6.1 mm thin and 3.1 ounces, which makes it super light and portable, has a four-inch Retina display and the Apple-designed A10 Fusion chip (which is what powers the iPad) for stronger and faster performance, and comes with immersive augmented reality capability and Group FaceTime (with up to 32 friends at once) over Wifi.
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The knock on effect of that has also played out in advertising and attempts to build services that can compete with the might of Google (one reason Verizon acquired Aol and then Yahoo), but also using advertising, ironically, as a pawn in that bigger race: Verizon was among the companies that joined an advertising boycott against YouTube once over questionable content.
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Nearly three-quarters of the 719 students who replied said they had dreamed about the exam at least once over the course of the semester, and almost all of those dreams had been nightmares: They got lost on their way to the test center, found it impossible to decipher the test questions or realized they were writing in invisible ink.
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The Magic Gang were hosting an event at Bleach that night, and it would be at that event that FKA Balding Girls would make their name, where the contract would be signed, where dreams would be made and I would gleefully hand away twenty five years worth of rights plus merchandise to some cabal I'd only met once over avocado toast and Polish beer.
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