My weight-lifting period, my starvation period, my deeply reckless period.
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How you feel during your period can vary from period to period.
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I've been involved in civil rights my whole career, period, period, period.
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There is the period of Ne Win, the period of Saw Maung, the period of Than Shwe, and the period of Thein Sein.
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Donate period products to Bloody Good Period, an organisation tackling period poverty in refugee communities.
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She had tackled space in her Cubist period, color in her Suprematist period, and energy in her Futurist period.
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The pre-wall period, then the wall period, then the post-wall period have marked Germany's evolving post-war history.
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Sometimes I get the symptoms before my period, sometimes it's when my period arrives, other times it's after my period.
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No one should be evicted during this period -- period.
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"There is the black fleece period, the red puma period, the short-lived white coat period and the really soft green thing period," she commented on a photo of Zuckerberg in 2006.
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That period encompasses the busy Easter and Passover travel period.
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What period of time is the current period closest to?
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Then came choosing the elimination period and the benefit period.
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Because there's a 30 day notice period, public comment period.
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They were outshot 260-22010 in the first period, 10-8 in the second period and 12-7 in the third period.
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The period tracker app I use, Glow, was 12+, like other top period trackers, which seems terribly unfair since many girls get their period before age 12 (there are other period apps that are 9+).
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Well, the crash period, you know, occurred over a period of -- in its most intense phase, in a period of weeks or months.
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The May government prefers the term "implementation period" to "transition period".
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Picasso had his Blue Period; Ralph has his Dirty Water Period.
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But one thing women can't change, period, is -- well -- their period.
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I've been involved in civil rights my whole career. Period. Period.
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We had a good start in the first period, second period was probably the period that hurt us and then we're down 2669-2964.
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And when that happens, you'll have a late period — or no period.
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In that moment, the Cretaceous period ended and the Paleogene period began.
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PERIOD exists to put a stop this stigma and end period poverty.
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In Lotus 1-2-220, the first cashflow period was Period 2100.
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" Here's a comprehensive list of the misinformation and/or biased or ideologically motivated statements contained in each state's informed consent materials: 272-hour waiting period"Did you know..." 72-hour waiting period"What You Should Know About Abortion" and "Fetal Development" 224-hour waiting period"Abortion Informed Consent Brochure" 224-hour waiting period"If You Are Pregnant" 224-hour waiting period "Women's Right to Know" 24-hour waiting periodInformed consent website 72-hour waiting period "Missouri's Informed Consent Booklet" 24-hour waiting period "Fetal Development & Family Planning" 72-hour waiting period "Are You Pregnant?
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Jesper Bratt (first period), Kyle Palmieri (second period) and Drew Stafford (third period) scored for the Devils, who have lost six straight (0-3-3).
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Crawford made 237 saves in the first period, 2400 in the second period and nine in the third period to notch his first victory since Dec.
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Crawford made 12 saves in the first period, 373 in the second period and nine in the third period to notch his first victory since Dec.
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"I've had a horrible period — not a bad period, a horrible period — since I was 13," said Ms. Arno, who grew up in the Dominican Republic.
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Fossils from the Ediacaran Period, sometimes called the Vendian Period, are exceptionally rare.
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So here they are, 15 other words for period: Period slang: Moon Time
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NASA uses the 1951-80 period as a temperature baseline, or reference period.
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Ben: This period of music is my favourite period of rock and roll.
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I don't think there's any time period that's the perfect time period yet.
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Read these stories next: Here's What The Color Of Your Period Blood Means 9 Period Euphemisms From Around The World How To Make Period Sex Way Hotter
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The United States of America is the most powerful nation on Earth, period. Period.
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"The second period was an unacceptable period," first-year Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said.
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Colorado, which was outshot 10-8 in the first period, dominated the second period.
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There's a buffer period, a five-year period when everything has to settle down.
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"First period was the weirdest hockey period in my hockey life," Raanta said later.
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Lundqvist finished the period, but Antti Raanta was in net during the third period.
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You have this period of growth and then you have this period of corruption.
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Courtesy Kotex And finally, in the latest installment of its Period Projects, U by Kotex has launched "Power to the Period," the first-ever national period product drive.
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After that, the UK will enter the "implementation period," or transition period, in which it will continue to follow EU rules for a period lasting until December 2020.
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Learning more about this time period is crucial for us, since we're experiencing our own global warming period While there's still a lot left unanswered, learning more about this time period is crucial for us, since we're experiencing our own global warming period.
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No "two day period" or "two year period where there's nothing" will exist, he said.
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"For a short period of time obviously, it's not for an extended period," she said.
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After a scoreless first period, the Russians broke the deadlock midway through the second period.
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It can play so good one period and not show up for the (next) period.
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The measuring tape is not always consistent from place to place or period to period.
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After a scoreless first period, Brodie broke the deadlock 82 seconds into the second period.
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The Victorian period, the Edwardian period, all these periods where you're not allowed to touch.
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It has also outperformed the — over that same period, the benchmark period added 3 percent.
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Eric Bledsoe sparked the Milwaukee third-period onslaught by scoring 14 points in the period.
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Voting Period and Restrictions: Voting is open from the time the applicable voting period (each a "Voting Period") is announced on the Website until the deadline announced on the Website.
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In the beginning of the period examined in the study, 1948 to 2015, the West was in a cool, wet period, but has since shifted to a hot, dry period.
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They also tend to have a borrowing period (usually 10 years) and a repayment period (usually 20 years), and you can only take money out during the initial borrowing period.
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"His last period as a composer — what can be called the Geneva period or the third period — was not easy for him," Georgina Ginastera, his daughter, wrote in an email.
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Period trackers are one of the fastest-growing categories, with apps like Clue, Glow, Period Tracker, Kindara, and Eve offering services like period calendars and push notifications for taking medicine.
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After a long period of stable gridlock, American politics is now entering a newly chaotic period.
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A metallic odor during period sex is common, simply because of the presence of period blood.
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Lawyers say the prenotification period can last about a month, although there is no fixed period.
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Extending this period allows the fund to purchase new loans for a longer period of time.
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We built up steam in the second period and had our best period in the third.
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Which are the best performers for a five-day period, 503-day period or six months?
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The Sharks trailed 3-143 after the first period and 4-2 after the second period.
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After a scoreless first period, the Ducks wasted little time taking advantage of second-period adjustments.
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"2001" is, in part, a fastidious period piece about a period that had yet to happen.
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Age, location, occupation, coverage amount, benefit period, waiting period, and health all contribute to the premium.
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Log your period on your iPhone or Apple Watch So, your period has arrived, now what?
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The Hurricanes ended up with 22 first-period shots, the most in any period this season.
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First, there's a lockup period, the initial period after an investor first gets into the fund.
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Edmonton had 14 first-period shots on Vancouver goaltender Jacob Markstrom in the scoreless first period.
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After that period, banks could potentially agree on extending the standstill period for another 12 months.
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Period cramps typically show up just before and through the first few days of your period.
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If you're not already tracking your period, download a period tracker app like Clue and start noting the beginning and end of your period — plus the days when you have PMS.
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Let's talk a bit about the cost of period underwear (and I'm not talking about underwear that absorbs your period blood, but simply any underwear that you wear during your period).
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The period is less mysterious than it is complicated, life-affirming, and subject to diets and medicine and weather; along the gender spectrum, not all women even get their period. Period.
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I THINK THE HOLIDAY PERIOD WAS A STRONG PERIOD IN GENERAL ACROSS THE WORLD, AND I THINK WHAT WAS REALLY INTERESTING IN THE HOLIDAY PERIOD WAS THE ADVENT OF MOBILE PAYMENTS.
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A. What agricultural experts call growth cracks can originate during the growth period, typically when a period of little water in the soil is followed by a period of too much water.
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LOCKUP PERIOD The prospectus said the government will have a "statutory lockup period" for disposing of any shares after the listing for six months, and a contractual lockup period for twelve months.
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In the January-July period, agricultural producer prices were unchanged over the same period a year earlier.
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Let's get back to this "blackout" period: each company decides how long their blackout period should be.
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For January-March period, the fiscal spending rose 15.4 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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You may find that your period blood is totally normal or even thinner after a missed period.
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The little girl had started her period, but she had no idea what a period even was.
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Zoe's reported a 4 percent increase in comparable-restaurant sales for the second quarter, period-over-period.
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Plus, the interest rate and time period are simple and set, not compounded over an unlimited period.
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For the last four decades, five-year investment returns have been relatively consistent from period-to-period.
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The menstruating people I spoke to who don't like period sex cited not liking their periods, period.
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If you want a period you have to say "period" as if dictating an old-timey telegram.
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He said there's potential for a warmer period in mid-January, with the coldest period expected Jan.
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The two-week download period started Monday, and users skip the usual 3-4 week waiting period.
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The groups are requesting a 90-day comment period, as well as another period for reply comments.
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After a steady, period-free three years, I've started to wonder why anyone still gets a period.
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Last year, she worked on a photo series—Period Piece—depicting three queer couples enjoying period sex.
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I've seen a lot of photography projects about period-positivity, but nothing about intimacy on your period.
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I know a lot about the colonial period and the period around the adoption of the Constitution.
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They then compared how the findings differed in the 2001-'24.46 period with the 21950-'20.29 period.
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So anything that's true for a period of time is only true for that period of time.
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Any returns that expire during this period will be honored for three weeks after the holding period.
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We would raise money, buy period products, create period care packages, and distribute them to local shelters.
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That period can be extended by 22019 days if needed, or for such period as Congress authorizes.
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Novelists choose the period they write about, but they can't choose the period in which they're read.
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Keeping the production from turning into a period piece — albeit a very recent period — required some changes.
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Eakin's second goal of the period made it 3-0 with 2:12 left in the period.
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The period is expected to be extended this weekend once the initial 15-day period has finished.
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If you're talking about Beethoven there clearly is a late period, but really with Coltrane and Winogrand it's not so much that we get a late period, we just get this particular period, which then became the last period, as it were, because it was curtailed by their deaths.
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The paper as a whole studies three periods in American history: the Antebellum period from 20203 to 1852, the Reconstruction period from 1872 to 1888, and the modern period from 1964 to 2016 (although many of their modern samples only look at the period from 1988 to 2016).
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The latest piece of legislation addresses a lot of that: It gets rid of the 30-day counseling period, 30-day mediation period, and 30-day "cooling off" period built into the system.
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Twelve'len & Nell Maaly Raw Kur - "33 Shots" Lil Uzi Vert - "Do What I Want"Lil Uzi Vert - "Money Longer"Lil Uzi Vert - "Dumber" Wes Period Wes Period - "Love Alone" Wes Period - "Tell Me"
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"There are plenty of artists creating work about their own experiences and getting your period or not getting your period or waiting for your period is part of the artist process," Rubensteen says.
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PERIOD tries to help those in need with a "Period Pack," which contains nine tampons and six pads.
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SO NOBODY REALLY CAN CALL THE MARKET ANYWAY ON A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME, OVER A SHORT PERIOD.
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Toews scored in the first period and third period before burying the decisive goal 2:423 into overtime.
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What ensued was a terrible period -- euphemistically called the Special Period -- during which many Cubans actually went hungry.
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Dot is a useful tool if your main concern when tracking your period is, well, tracking your period.
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Pinpointing the incubation period is difficult and importantIdentifying a virus' incubation period is critical for modeling its spread.
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Crude steel output in the April to September period fell 3% from the same period a year ago.
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The Company's financial results have varied substantially, and are expected to continue to vary, from period to period.
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Dollar sales surged 34.4% from the prior period and an eye-popping 1,141.2% from the year-ago period.
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Ali's political activism increased during that period, paralleling a national period of civil rights and anti-war restlessness.
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On the other hand, not everyone experiences a heavy deluge or thicker period blood after a missed period.
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The only way to safely delay your period is by using hormonal birth control to skip your period.
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Chris Kreider scored in the first period and Kevin Hayes tallied in the second period for the Rangers.
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There became a "Before Mom Got Sick" period of my life and an "After Mom Got Sick" period.
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Toews scored in the first period and third period before burying the decisive goal 24:20 into overtime.
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Following a scoreless first period, Mantha gave Detroit a short-lived lead 5:51 into the second period.
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Brandon Tanev scored in the second period and Mark Scheifele added a third-period goal for the Jets.
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Period," Jones said, calling it "one of the most extraordinary moments you've ever seen in American politics. Period.
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After an evenly played opening period, the teams traded goals nearly four minutes apart in the middle period.
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We have already entered a period of globalization while Putin wants to remain in the period of empires.
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At the end of the draw period, you'll have a 10-year repayment period on the outstanding principle.
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For the January-October period, tourist arrivals were 28.8 million, up 6.69 percent from the year-ago period.
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This is because they have a refractory period, the period of time it takes to regain sexual sensitivity.
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This time period covers the Age of Enlightenment in Europe and the period of political revolution that followed.
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Brides and vacationers use period suppression so a special event or trip isn't ruined by a difficult period.
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Like PMS, it starts a week or two before your period, and ends abruptly when your period ends.
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The House bill would reduce the grace period to one month unless a state specified a different period.
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For the January-April period, vehicle sales rose 6.7 percent versus the same period in 2015, it said.
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For the January-March period, vehicle sales rose 6.8 percent from the same period in 2015, it said.
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Okamoto founded PERIOD, a youth-run nonprofit that supplies people with period products, when she was 16 years.
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The Lightning dominated most of the period but Detroit tied it with 2:06 left in the period.
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Spending by third parties is capped at $1,023,400 for the preelection period and $511,700 for the election period.
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After a scoreless first period, Horvat netted a power-play goal at 5:51 of the second period.
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Net income for the period totaled $13.1 million, a decrease of 14 percent from the year-ago period.
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Jonathan Turley: We are living in the very period described by Alexander Hamilton, a period of agitated passions.
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Bernier's leg save against Antti Suomela in the opening period kept the game scoreless until the second period.
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Why your pooping patterns change on your period You're not imagining it — period poop is absolutely a thing.
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Read more:How to get rid of period cramps with exercise, ibuprofen, and moreA doctor explains why period cramps can hurt way more than a heart attack6 things that could be making your period worse
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Kevin Roy scored 33 seconds into the period on a penalty that carried over from the first period before Vermette scored his second goal of the game off a rebound 3:01 into the period.
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To me, this history reads more like the stages of a woman's life: A period of moody inwardness is followed by a period of angry political agitation that yields to a period of broadminded humanity.
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He made 10 saves in the first period, 12 saves in the second period and 11 saves in the third period to post his fifth shutout of the season and the 12th of his career.
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The stock is down nearly 40% over a 12-month period and about 75% over a five-year period.
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The stock suffered a particularly painful three-day period last week, immediately following the end of the lockup period.
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In the January-September period, agricultural producer prices were down 0.9 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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The period that followed coincided with a prolonged period of dominance in the sport by Phil "The Power" Taylor.
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Investing, at the end of the day, you're looking out a 10-year period not a 10-day period.
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Calgary also killed off power plays later in the second period and in the middle of the third period.
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"If evacuating, you will have a 24-hour period before storm 'grace period' to not be scheduled," it warned.
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It sold 651,680 vehicles in the January-June period, around 15% lower than the same period of last year.
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The death rate declined from 23 percent in the first period to 222 percent in the most recent period.
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After a scoreless first period, both teams got on the board within a minute's time during the second period.
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Additionally, there's a two-year waiting period after the 10-year waiting period before the doubler can be used.
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In the pre-intervention period, there were 13 mass shootings, and in the post-intervention period, there were none.
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It settled A$6.2 billion of home loans in the period, up 8.5 percent from the year-earlier period.
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"I actually have my third-period math and my second period with her," 17-year-old Drew Burnstine said.
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Period sex will be less messy when you have a lighter flow, typically at the end of your period.
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So if you're concerned about mess, you might want to have period sex towards the end of your period.
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Since that period, he was deemed to have violated his probation several times, and had his probation period extended.
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St. Louis also had to kill off two penalties in the middle period, then one in the third period.
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There will be an eight month pre-transitional period led by Kiir, followed by a three year transitional period.
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"Everyone's period is different, and there are some women who have long periods every period," Dr. Brandi points out.
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During this period, they undergo a period of rigorous training, preparing the artists for a life in the spotlight.
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The initial comment period will last until July 16 and a second commenting period will last until August 16.
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What I'm looking forward is period-over-period improvement, and I'm quite confident and comfortable with what I'm seeing.
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The post-retrograde period is when you move forward around all the things you processed during the retrograde period.
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In other words: End a sentence with a period and you risk being accused of being on your period.
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The Senators made it to the extra period on Mika Zibanejad's equalizer 20143 seconds from the third period buzzer.
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This is a longer cost-recovery period than the 15-year period that existed under the old tax code.
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Gas imports in the January to October period reached 77.71 million tonnes, up 7.9% from same period last year.
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The period ahead of us will be a period in which... the relationship of trust will be established again.
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Variable accounts are "more likely to have significant fluctuations in usage…from period to period," according to the company.
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He also called for a six month transition period, longer than the 90-day period foreseen by the constitution.
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They may have dropped inflation protection, shortened the benefit period, lengthened the elimination period or lowered the monthly benefit.
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Toronto outshot Colorado 21-103 in the first period, the Maple Leafs' season high for shots in a period.
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Orlov notched one later in the second period before John Carlson added a third-period goal at 3:09.
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The Islanders scored early in the second period and doubled their lead with 5:32 left in the period.
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The transaction's revolving period ended in October 2015 and the notes have entered the controlled amortisation period, as scheduled.
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In the January-October period, agricultural producer prices were down 2.3 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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But this initial period when we think civilization was created was, in fact, a really dark period for humanity.
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Nadya Okamoto is executive director of PERIOD, a non-profit dedicated to eradicating period poverty in the United States.
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An example of that orbit would be a long period comet—something which has a very long orbital period.
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It's growing at a fast clip, some 16% over the period compared to the same period a year ago.
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That is the most in a period since 1997-98, when shots by period became an official N.H.L. statistic.
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Things are going to happen in a "period of time," a short period or a long one or whatever.
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Finding out O'Keeffe had a Hawaiian period is kind of like finding out Brian Wilson had a desert period.
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"This is one step towards ending period shame, fighting period poverty and securing a more female-focused political agenda."
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There were more than 1,000 total casualties over the period, 25 percent more than the same period last year.
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Vancouver was called for six minor penalties, including three in the second period and two in the third period.
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Vehicle sales have climbed 2.1 percent in the year-to-date period, compared with the same period last year.
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Announces additional extension of totb purchase feasibility period * Says period extended to close of business on june 2 , 2016.
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" LOW RATES FOR PROLONGED PERIOD "If low rates are sustained for a prolonged period, that could hurt financial intermediation.
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While I still totally understand the urge to use a cheap period sex towel rather than an expensive period sex blanket, I can see this blanket eliminating some period towel issues I've had in the past.
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You're having sex on your period: This is unlikely because ovulation usually occurs in the two weeks after your period.
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Head off period bloating "Women may find they experience more bloating the week before and during their period," says Cording.
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A stock's MACD demonstrates the correlation between a 26-period exponential moving average and a 12-period exponential moving average.
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In the January-March period last year, iron ore imports were up 12.2 percent from the same period in 2016.
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Exports for the January to July period reached 38.01 million tonnes, up nearly 9% from the same period last year.
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The controversial time period in our nation's history makes an ideal setting for Allen, who loves a good period piece.
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After a scoreless first period, van Riemsdyk put the Blackhawks ahead 1-0 at 5:18 of the second period.
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She has subverted the period-drama genre—how many period dramas close on a shot of a desperate refugee camp?
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The early voting period provides campaigns with a longer period to make contacts with people to encourage them to vote.
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"What is synchronous is not the individual flashes themselves, but the period of flashing and period of darkness," Soehn explained.
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"The department could have required only a 30-day comment period, or even a 15-day comment period," Kantrowitz said.
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There's a surprising and inexplicable absence of fossils stretching across a 20 million year period during the Mid Cretaceous period.
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Shaw went to the Canadiens' locker room for the remainder of the first period but returned in the second period.
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He was with the campaign as you know a relatively short period of time, a relatively short period of time.
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The Kings then went on the first of three first-period power plays at 1:15 of the first period.
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The proportion who got standard CPR was 35.4 percent in the earlier period and 38.1 percent in the later period.
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Defenseman Johnny Boychuk scored midway through the second period and center Anthony Beauvillier padded the lead in the third period.
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Silfverberg began his offensive eruption by scoring twice in a period of 223 minutes, 220 seconds in the second period.
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They could very easily invest $110 billion, $450 billion overall over a period of time, fairly short period of time.
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Holiday scored 216 in the third period, leading the Pelicans to an 88-72 lead going into the final period.
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Phil Di Giuseppe and Sebastian Aho also scored in the opening period, and Justin Williams posted a third-period goal.
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Productivity growth over this period is the slowest for any seven-year period in the U.S. going back to 28503.
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After a scoreless first period, Vancouver took the lead on the power play just 103:25 into the second period.
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And while 90.2% of patients were prescribed opioids in the first period, that dropped to 72.8% in the second period.
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They executed a complete, historically minded overhaul, including redoing walls and ceilings, and installing period woodwork and period black doorknobs.
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The last five-year period beat 2006-10 as the warmest such period since records began in the 19th century.
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After a scoreless opening period, San Jose converted on a carry-over power play 31 seconds into the second period.
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There's not a racist bone in my body and I've been involved in civil rights my whole career. Period. Period.
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Arizona outshot Calgary 15-7 in the period, but Calgary evened the score at 8:163 of the second period.
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This is called the KT boundary, because it marks the dividing line between the Cretaceous period and the Tertiary period.
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All the well-intentioned teeny-bopper period-care manuals I had access to seemed to avoid the word "period" altogether.
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Net profit was $1.1 billion during the period, up from a $468 million loss during the same period last year.
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NEV sales in the January-November period totalled 609,000 vehicles, up 51.4 percent from the same period a year ago.
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Our third period was really good, in terms of playing a sixth period in two nights against a fresh team.
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Archaeologists have found evidence of its consumption there during the Bronze Age, Classical Period, Greco-Roman Period and Medieval times.
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"Most indications point to the period from January 2019 to the summer as the period of the removal," Petsas said.
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Nashville was credited with eight shots on goal in the third period after recording seven shots in the second period.
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Florida outshot Dallas 22011-6 in the opening period, tying the Stars season high for shots allowed in a period.
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The Contest judging period begins on January 8, 2020, and ends on or about February 14, 20203 (the "Judging Period").
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Users can draw up to $500 per pay period, and new users start at a limit of $100 pay period.
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Finding out Georgia O'Keeffe had a Hawaiian period is kind of like finding out Brian Wilson had a desert period.
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"There's a period at the end of 'Emma' because it's a period film," de Wilde told Radio Times in Britain.
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After a sleepy first period, the home fans got the chance to celebrate at 8:47 of the second period.
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But period dress is nothing unless shrouded in period emotions—in the qualms and the ragged jitters of the age.
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I admit to sometimes blaming things on my period that very well may have nothing to do with my period.
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That made Zinke's national monuments public comment period the largest public comment period in the history of the Interior Department.
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Another dark period for the queen during this period was the awkward 1978 state visit with Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceasescu.
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The Contest judging period begins on January 12, 2019, and ends on or about February 27, 2019 (the "Judging Period").
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An incubation period is the period of time between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms.
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Todd VanDerWerff: You wrote this based on period sources about what people really thought witchcraft was in the Colonial period.
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British officials have argued that an implementation period is different from a transition period but have struggled to explain how.
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After taking a 211-202 lead after the first period on the quick goal by Pavelski and a goal by Couture midway through the period, San Jose broke the game open with a four-goal second period.
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"We lost the first period by one, we lost the third period by one, we won the fourth period by five, and they just jumped us in a big way in the second," 76ers coach Brett Brown said.
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After finishing off the first period trailing by two goals, New Jersey's second-period turnaround resulted in the Devils carrying a 6-5 lead into the third period before Wood's third goal provided the final two-goal cushion.
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These conversations around menstruation and the products people require -- along with a lot of lobbying and awareness-raising by organizations like PERIOD, Period Equity, Human Rights Watch, Global G.L.O.W., and the Homeless Period Project, among others -- are working.
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This still leaves a lot of options, so I'll pick one from each Period (from the Permian Period onward), but we'll count backwards:Quaternary Period (25 million years ago to today): Dodo (Raphus), a large flightless bird from Mauritius.
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Home computing ushered in a period of incredible gaming diversity and experimentation, probably the most creative period in video game history.
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It dipped again in the January-May period, averaging 1.28 billion shekels versus 1.43 billion in the same period of 2015.
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The gestation period for white sharks is believed to be 12 months or more, the longest time period on this list.
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I think the way that we spend our time has changed as much in this time period as any time period.
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After a scoreless first period, Johnny Gaudreau notched a power-play goal 20143 seconds into the second period for the Flames.
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Because the last 50 years really has been a period of trade liberalization and we are into a different period now.
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Use of the period ends the dialogue with an uneasy abruptness, the only reasonable alternative being to avoid the period altogether.
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After the deluge of first-period shots, the Hurricanes managed only two second-period shots — both in the final two minutes.
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It has spent $22018 billion over the most recent 22017-year period, and $2500 billion over the last 10-year period.
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He set up a short-handed goal by Zach Smith in the first period and also Kyle Turris' second-period score.
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During the April-June period, production of copper was up 22.7 percent at 266,071 tons from the same period of 2015.
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The period from 1603 to 1868 was known as the Edo Period, and is often portrayed in film in other media.
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But this ETF has trailed the S&P 500 in the past three-year period and the since-inception (2011) period.
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The period from 1991 to 2001 refers to a period of economic stagnation which was marked by near-zero interest rates.
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And we have been at the forefront of the period feminism movement which truly is eliminating shame in the period space.
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"You never want to give up one to start a period or finish a period," Wild left winger Zach Parise said.
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This extended period of discounting coincided with the period where the Saudis appeared determined not to cede market share to rivals.
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Compared to the pre-PrEP period, syphilis infection rates rose 25% in the post-PrEP period and gonorrhea rates rose 26%.
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When trying to determine the "before" period to compare to the post-legalization period, which of these is the appropriate date?
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PetroChina's crude oil production over the period rose to 663.3 million barrels, up 0.5 percent from the same period in 2017.
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In that period, wildlife strikes cost $731 million in damages and lost revenue over that time period, according to the FAA.
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Kreider opened the scoring with a goal in the second period and added an empty-netter late in the third period.
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Eakin stepped up with his 23th goal in the second period and Eaves with his eighth on a third-period breakaway.
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Instead, you're going through this really rough period of having the intrusive, horrific images and that interferes with the bonding period.
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Hutton lasted just one period, allowing three goals on eight shots before coach Mike Yeo inserted Allen before the second period.
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"I think they had the momentum for most of the first period and a lot of the second period," said Murray.
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The night sky opened up, kicking off a ufological period insiders refer to as a "flap": a period of increased sightings.
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But the enrollment period this year is only half as long as the last sign-up period, which continued through January.
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" Stone added, "It was my period of the biggest change, but the period where I thought I was the most beautiful.
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Cell phones, cellular tablets, and cellular wearables have a 14-day return period; major appliances have a 15-day return period.
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Martin Gilbert: We just outlined what was important to us, which is a period after the two years – a transition period.
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Dr. Jones says that having period-like cramps while not on your period can also be an early sign of pregnancy.
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The parade will also feature period uniforms from the Old Guard Fife and Drum, a unit that parades in period uniform.
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Together with organic feminine-care brand LOLA, Weiss-Wolf and Laura Strausfeld, Period Equity cofounder, are waging the Tax Free. Period.
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Between about 120,000 and 110,000 years ago, the world shifted from a glacial period to an interglacial period, and temperatures rose.
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That indicator measures movement between two moving averages of prices, usually a shorter period exponential moving average against a longer period.
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The country's trade surplus shrank to $0.33 billion during the period from $0.55 billion in the same period a month earlier.
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Domi then scored his second goal of the period and sixth of the season with 34 seconds left in the period.
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All of my newfound period confidence suddenly came crashing down when I realized my period was still there the next morning.
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What these three clouds imply for Mexico is a protracted period of insignificant growth after a long period of mediocre growth.
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Basically, what this means is that as your body gets used to having a period, your period might change from month to month — you might go without a period for a month or a few months, your period might last two days one month and seven the next, and you might see spotting in between periods.
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ANNOUNCES EXTENSION OF THE MAIN OFFER PERIOD FOR PUBLIC OFFER FOR LIFEWATCH AG * BIOTELEMETRY SAID THAT INITIAL MAIN OFFER PERIOD ENDING ON MAY 31, 2017, 4:00 P.M. CEST, HAS BEEN EXTENDED BY A PERIOD OF 5 TRADING DAYS.
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Jesper Fast scored in the first period for the Rangers, while Chris Kreider and defenseman Adam Fox scored in the second period, and Jacob Trouba accounted for the Rangers' sixth goal during a power play in the third period.
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After a scoreless first period, Lindholm — who thought he'd opened the scoring late in the first period only to see the goal disallowed by an offside earlier on the play — broke the deadlock 50 seconds into the second period.
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If the period begins with inception, for example, a firm must be prepared to produce records or evidence for the complete period.
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The community received nearly eight inches of rain over a six-hour period, but more fell during an intense, three-hour period.
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By the end of the period she would have a hat-trick, netting her third with 12 seconds remaining in the period.
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The shootings happened after a six month period that was far less violent than the same period during the previous two years.
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That began a period of uneasy talks between the military and demonstrators, who demanded a long period of transition before new elections.
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Last week, a video premiered for "Period (We Live)," the standout track from their debut mixtape Period, which came out in May.
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"The problem with these is that so many things could have changed between the 'before' period and the 'after' period," she adds.
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We are entering earnings period, which also means that some companies are entering a blackout period where they cannot buy back stock.
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Ultimately, break-ups are a hard grieving period, and like with any grieving period, it's important to let yourself feel the hurt.
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After a scoreless first period in which shots and scoring opportunities were sparse for both teams, everything changed in the second period.
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The Picasso, from the cheery rose period of 1904-06 that followed his more sombre blue period, is estimated to fetch $100m.
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In the period between January and November, euro zone exports increased 7.5 percent, compared with the same period in the previous year.
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Ex-Coyote Upshall made it 2-0 at 2:52 of the second period on St. Louis' first shot of the period.
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You may have heard that ibuprofen may delay your period, but this not something you should do just to delay your period.
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So the commitment to an interim period and adjustment period is extremely welcome and will be welcomed by businesses across the country.
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A period tracking app or another tracking method (like a bullet journal) will help you realize when something's up with your period.
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The IPO period is set to close on Tuesday, after last week Ferretti extended the offer period beyond an initially scheduled Oct.
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Brayden Schenn scored in the first period and Vladimir Tarasenko scored in the third period for the defending Stanley Cup champion Blues.
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According to the report, the 12-month period ending July, 2017 saw 4,217 startup exits, up from 50.93,976 in the preceding period.
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But following a positive Santa rally period, the S&P has gained on average 22 percent in the following three-month period.
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Tyler Bozak also scored a second-period goal for the Blues, while Ivan Barbashev added an insurance goal in the third period.
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The country's jobless rate in the November to January period rose slightly from the previous rolling three-moth period to 20.22 percent.
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Adyen said it processed €3.863 billion in transactions in the period, up 43.1 percent compared to the same period a year ago.
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Kase scored his 10th goal of the season 46 seconds into the first period and Henrique struck quickly in the second period.
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Patric Hornqvist took a puck to the face in the first period, and Zach Aston-Reese left after a third-period fight.
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THINX period panties can be thought of as underwear with built-in pads that can be washed and reworn throughout a period.
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BUT WE HAVE TO RECALL THAT WAS COMING OFF A PERIOD OF EXTREMELY LOW VOLATILITY FOR A VERY PROTRACTED PERIOD OF TIME.
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The period under investigation is the calendar year 2017, although damages will be calculated for a three-year period from 2015-17.
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If you have a balance transfer card, know the promotional period and work to pay off your balance before the period ends.
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Imports of 2.1 million tonnes in the January-August period were down almost 500,000 tonnes on the same period of last year.
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That would also make the August to November period the slowest hiring four-month period for Amazon in King County, it said.
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After a scoreless first period — the Flyers have only one first-period goal all season — Ennis opened the scoring for the Sabres.
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Brett Howden scored in the first period and Filip Chytil added the game-tying goal in the second period for the Rangers.
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Users pay $5 per biweekly pay period or $3 per weekly pay period to access earned wages and other wellness related services.
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The surrender charge period typically mirrors the commission level on the product: the higher the commission, the longer the surrender penalty period.
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The volume of exported chicken in the period was 1.6 million tonnes, down from 1.75 million in the same period of 2003.
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And he has lived up to that for a long period of time, a longer period of time than anybody has seen.
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The underemployment rate rose to a record 25.0% from 24.6% in the prior three-month period and same period a year ago.
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For the January-April period, output climbed to 1.1 billion tonnes, up 3.8 percent compared with the same period of last year.
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The virus' incubation period is about five days on average, though in outlier patients, the period can last longer than two weeks.
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Their 80 third-period goals this season are 13 more than that of any other team, and the most in any period.
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It gives people a chance to interact socially for a structured period of time, and then gives them a period to retreat.
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He added that the message that California's enrollment period will last through end of January, unlike the federal period which ends Dec.
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First quarter revenue rose by 68 percent period-over-period and shares are up about 85 percent since the beginning of 2017.
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Alex DeBrincat and Jonathan Toews scored in the first period, and Brent Seabrook forced overtime with a third-period goal for Chicago.
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The time period covered in the IRS's new estimates was at the start of the period when the agency saw budget cuts.
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The new agreement will provide that money, plus $20 million for the same period and $41 million for the period from Jan.
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The period ended with New Jersey holding onto its slim lead, even though Los Angeles had three power plays in the period.
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PERIOD has two primary demands: provide period products to all — especially those in public schools and prisons — and eliminate the tampon tax.
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During the trial period, researchers collected blood samples and stool samples from participants, as well as answers to a gastrointestinal questionnaire before the study, after the first two-week diet period and immediately after the second two-week diet period.
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It was a period where monopolies developed, a period where you didn't have basic financial regulations that created economic collapses [as a result], and a period where the one percent took basically the entirety of the gains of the economy.
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The summer is a seasonally weak period for stocks and June, in particular, has posted poor performance over a long period of time.
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In other words, take a look at the worst 12-month period the portfolio has been through and the best 12-month period.
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Plus, masturbating on your period can also help relieve period cramps, says Alyssa Dweck, MD, an Ob/Gyn who practices in New York.
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From that period until 660 million years or so, the Earth witnessed a massive glacial period, turning our orb into a giant snowball.
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INGRAHAM: So dribs and drabs but not the fundamental documents showing that missing time period in the spring, right, that missing time period.
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Niemi replaced Lehtonen, who stopped two of five shots in the first period, in the crease for Dallas to start the second period.
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The opening period was a stark contrast to last month's meeting in the same building, when the Hurricanes posted 29 first-period shots.
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" "We're not going to have, like, a two-day period, and we're not going to have a two-year period where there's nothing.
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Pietrangelo limped off but returned later in the first period and finished with 11 shifts in the period, the most by any player.
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During the recording period, the height, period, and direction of each wave is measured, and the data is transmitted to a receiving satellite.
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For instance, a Wall Street Journal investigation recently revealed the period tracking app Flo shared users' period dates and pregnancy plans with Facebook.
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Com Inc: * TZERO'S SECURITY TOKEN SUBSEQUENT SALE PERIOD OPENS AFTER RAISING $100 MILLION IN PRE-SALE PERIOD * SAYS TZERO ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH STARTENGINE.
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Private sector fixed-asset investment grew 5.5% in the same period, easing sharply from an increase of 20183% in the Jan-March period.
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But the main period of time that I'm talking is that first period, when you hit a certain point you can't go back.
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For example, if your period lasts longer than 3-4 days, then you could be very fertile right after your period, she says.
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She got Apple Music to pay artists during its trial period, and Spotify agreed to a two week windowing period for new albums.
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After a scoreless first period and a half, Esa Lindell put Dallas on top at the 10:27 mark of the second period.
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Generally, they don't tell us what the period is because the SEC does not "mandate" that there should be a specific blackout period.
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The Stars were outshot 18-33 in the first period but tied the score on Gurianov's power-play goal late in the period.
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Well, Thinx (yes, the same company that creates period-proof underwear) came to answer your prayers with a brand-new period sex blanket.
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The clubs registered eight shots on goal apiece in the opening period before Los Angeles outshot Nashville 12-8 in the second period.
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The second period remained scoreless but midway through the third period, the Blues brought back their fire by making the game 3-0.
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The jewelry specialist also said total U.S. sales were $483 million over the holiday period, down 4 percent from the year-earlier period.
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The number of foreign tourists fell to 1.82 million in the Jan-June period from 2.32 million in the same period last year.
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We're not going to have, like, a two-day period, and we're not going to have a two-year period where there's nothing.
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We're not going to have, like, a two-day period and we're not going to have a two-year period where there's nothing.
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In the January-April period, 603,133 homicides were reported, compared to 2,387 in the same period in 2016, Security Minister Mauricio Ramírez said.
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We should follow America's history, and the history of America is that an immigration-on period is followed by an immigration-off period.
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Post-Period You probably look and feel your best in the final days of your period, and in the week or so following.
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For the January-April period, fiscal expenditure was up 12.4 percent compared with the same period in 2015, while revenue increased 8.6 percent.
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Drum is right that we shouldn't assume a past period of technological change is directly analogous to a future period of technological change.
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Storms over the 2050-2100 period are expected, statistically, to be more powerful than storms from the 1950-2000 period, the scientist said.
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It also offers a 21.5% bonus on points earned in a billing period when you make 1503 or more purchases during that period.
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After a scoreless first period, Subban put Nashville on the board with an unassisted shorthanded marker at 13:14 of the second period.
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St. Louis squandered a 3-1 lead as Chicago tallied three goals in the second period and two more in the third period.
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Dallas then scored five third-period goals, including three in the first 11:31 of the period to take a 4-3 lead.
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The Moon is tidally locked to Earth, which means that its rotational period of 20193 days is the same as its orbital period.
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Revenue for the 12-month period slipped 9.4 percent to HK$51.25 billion from HK$56.59 billion in the same period last year.
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The Bruins, who took the only penalty of the first period, had a 15-10 advantage in shots on goals after one period.
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But the pre-crisis period shows that, over a longer period, banks and their lawyers press for changes when they see regulators relax.
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After trading power plays in the third period, O'Reilly scored on another Rask rebound on a Pietrangelo shot midway through the third period.
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They're very influenced by this period and by the films and pop culture of this period, and their attention to detail is phenomenal.
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The three-year transition period is a compromise between the military's demand for a two-year period and protesters who wanted four years.
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Any returns that expire during the period between March 26 and April 16 will be honored for three weeks after this holding period.
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Quick made 14 saves in the second period, including two on a late power play, while Andersen made five saves in the period.
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But the Lightning still escaped that second period with a 2-2 tie, then scored the only two goals in the third period.
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The Predators mounted a ferocious attack in the third period, but their power-play unit came up short again midway through the period.
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He also said on Sunday that the new coronavirus's incubation period was about 2230 to 2450 days, and that the period is contagious.
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The Hurricanes had the first 15 shots of the second period, already scoring twice in the period among the first 13 of those.
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Washington's only shot of the period came after 15 minutes elapsed, with Carolina holding an 18-1 edge in shots for the period.
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After setting such a short period for its investigation, the House would impeach a president for seeking judicial review during that brief period.
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Michael has undergone a period of "rapid intensification" -- defined as an increase of sustained winds of 28 mph in a 22-hour period.
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Same-store sales at those locations were down 40-50% since the Lunar New Year holiday period compared to the 20183 holiday period.
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Still, much of the pleasure is in how well the creators fold in fun little period details—and by period I mean 2014.
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To log a period, hold the first date of your period on the calendar and Fitbit will outline several days after in pink.
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With an incubation period of 2-21 days, Marburg virus disease has the potential to go undetected for a long period of time.
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The Flyers outshot the Islanders 14-9 in the second period and scored twice in less than three minutes midway through the period.
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"The things that we did in the second period we didn't do in the third period, quite frankly," Minnesota coach Bruce Boudreau said.
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Average weekly earnings actually decreased 22017 percent over the one-month period and increased only fractionally from the same period a year ago.
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From the period of January – August 2018 to the same period in 23 (January – August 2019), sessions declined 10.8%, from 4.5 to 268.
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Current debates about gun reform include proposals for a three-day waiting period; in 1994, advocates pushed for a seven-day waiting period.
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Following a one-month submission period and one-month voting period, apexart announces the winning exhibition proposals from the apexart NYC Open Call.
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But when she got there, it turned out the clinic had gotten the date of her last period wrong: She wasn't 18 weeks from her last period, she was 20 weeks from her last period, which required a more elaborate, two-day procedure.
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HANOI, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Vietnam's coffee exports for the January-September period is expected to have grown 19.6 percent from the same period a year ago, while rice exports rose an estimated 7.6 percent during the same period, government data showed on Friday.
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HANOI, June 29 (Reuters) - Vietnam's coffee exports for the January to June period rose an estimated 22018 percent from the same period a year ago, while rice exports increased an estimated 232.2 percent during the same period, government data showed on Friday.
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Well, I queried this data on March 113, the old executive order was active from January 211 to February 2120 — and it seems reasonable to compare that period to the January pre-ban-period, and to the period after the ban was lifted.
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Reflective of this is the way in which many artists go about their work in a seasonal, cyclical way: a period of going deep in the studio followed by a period of public exhibition followed by a period of rest and reappraisal.
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During the previous 17-year period from 1983-1999, the average annual employment growth rate was 2 percent, a period when the average effective corporate tax rate was 85033 percent, much higher than the 19.5 percent average during the 2000-2016 period.
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So if your period tracker shows that your period will start two days after your vacation ends, plan for it anyway, just in case.
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Jimmy Vesey put the Rangers ahead 3-1 early in the second period, while Boo Nieves and Jesper Fast tallied in the first period.
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He'll have an undefined period of freedom — his lawyer said the usual time period is 50 to 53 days — before he must self-surrender.
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Laine scored his second goal with 12 seconds left in the second period and added his third at 8:43 of the third period.
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So listen, anyone who has experienced the confusion and (often) anguish of a period probably has at least one awkward or embarrassing period story.
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Customs data for the January to July period shows imports of about 28.05 million tonnes, up 47.6 percent from the same period in 2017.
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So there is a period-ness to the movies, and by hiding the period, I think the question is a little more open-ended.
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Tilghman first started posting about her period on Instagram after she was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and had stopped getting her period.
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Hornqvist tipped a point shot by Brian Dumoulin past Gibson later in the period as Pittsburgh scored three second-period goals on 10 shots.
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The eight-to-10 minute closing auction period would also include a two-minute period that wouldn't allow orders to be cancelled or changed.
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The end of the Jurassic Period was marked by huge die-offs, but the end of the Jurassic Period was 145 million years ago.
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The Flyers came out strong in the third period, carrying the play and outshooting Montreal 7-3 through the first half of the period.
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Ford and Mahindra's initial cooperation period extends for three years, during which time the general idea is to identify opportunities for longer period collaboration.
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"Our incentive and promotion spend varies widely from period to period and within various markets based on competitive dynamics and other factors," Uber notes.
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This particular time period marked the transition from the Late Neolithic period to the Bronze Age, as early farmers were developing more complex societies.
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Pew reported that 28,691 individuals traveling with family members were apprehended in that period, a 130 percent spike from the same period in 2015.
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And after a sluggish first period, it appeared they would get in position for two more points during a run-and-gun second period.
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China imported 21.2 million tonnes of Indonesian coal in the January-February period, slightly below the 28.853 million from the same period last year.
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Garret Sparks replaced Frederik Andersen in the Toronto goal at the start of the second period after the Blackhawks scored four first-period goals.
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Britain is negotiating the details of a transition period to cover the period immediately after March 2019, but long-term trading relations remain unclear.
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The January-June period this year also marked the highest volume in Indian IPOs for a first-half period since 2010, the data showed.
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Its crude exports averaged 20173 million barrels per day (bpd) in the January-April period, 22017 percent less than the same period in 266.
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The Blackhawks' Smith hit the crossbar on his first-period attempt, while Vegas' Jonathan Marchessault partially fanned on his shot in the second period.
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The oil sector accounted for 53.7% of GDP during the period, down from 54.1% ing the same period a year earlier, the statement said.
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The Capitals broke through in the second period when Kuznetsov scored on a breakaway, sprung by a Jakub Vrana pass 8:47 into period.
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"However, both sources indicate rising civilian casualties compared to both the previous reporting period and the same time period in 2015," the report adds.
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This has been the best period, the best period right-of-center over the last 2202 months, in the time that I've been here.
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This has been the best period, the best period right of center over the last 28503 months, in the time that I've been here.
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For the January to July period, coke output reached 274 million tonnes, up 6.7% from the same period last year, the NBS data showed.
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"I assumed Liam might be changing the time period for 'Frankenstein,' but he said this would be absolute period Mary Shelley," Mr. Liebermann said.
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Specifically, he pointed to the period between September and December of last year, as well as the period between this January and late September.
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"Ask me a question about the Jurassic period or the Cretaceous period and I probably could answer it," GSP told ESPN at the time.
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Besides, scheduling an OB-GYN appointment when you're not on your period is difficult, because most women don't know when their period is due.
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Production in the period fell 2.8 percent, domestic sales shrank 0.1 percent and consumption fell 1.4 percent compared with the same period in 2018.
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And we're not going to have, like, a two-day period and we're not going to have a two-year period where there's nothing.
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Those deposits were made over a three-week period in 2008, while paper checks were sent through the mail over a 10-week period.
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Productivity growth in the United States was 3.8 percentage points lower in the period from 2010 to 2014 compared with the 2000-2004 period.
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We had a period of job destruction, through technology, but we are finally in the period where, actually, the net job changes are positive.
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Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin opened the scoring in the first period, and Tampa Bay's Mikhail Sergachev forged a 1-13 tie in the second period.
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HOW TO FIND A PEDIATRICIAN Over the next couple of weeks, I will be posting topics related to the prenatal period and newborn period.
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The agreement as designed now sets up a 10-year exclusivity period for biologic drugs, shielding companies from cheaper generic competitors during the period.
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How to get rid of period cramps without medicationPeriod cramps typically show up just before and through the first few days of your period.
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If relevant environmental risks are identified during the comment period, an agency has to issue a revised EIS, which triggers yet another comment period.
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Dubois equalized 12:50 into the second period, then scored again as part of a three-goal barrage for Columbus in the third period.
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After Period Equity filed a class action lawsuit against New York state, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a law exempting period products from sales tax.
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After a feeling-out first period, Smith started to shine in the early going of the second period as his team found its stride.
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All three players returned for the third period and Drouin put the Flyers away with his breakaway goal 4:26 into the final period.
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After a scoreless second period that included a pair of scuffles involving the Ducks' Corey Perry, the Jets started quickly in the closing period.
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By contrast, 10 such judges were confirmed during the same period in the George W. Bush presidency — a period when Democrats controlled the Senate.
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Shop Thinx10% from every purchase of a limited-edition print will be donated to support youth activists at PERIOD who are fighting period poverty.
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Under EU rules, drivers must have a daily rest period of at least 11 hours and a regular weekly rest period of 45 hours.
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VIX, a barometer of expected near-term stock moves, has averaged 11.8 for the January-May period, the lowest ever for any comparable period.
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The strategist noted that wage acceleration is evident when comparing growth from the period between 2011 and 2015 with the period from 2015 onward.
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Lenders are expected to devise a resolution plan within the 30-day period and also enter into an Inter-Creditor Agreement during this period.
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For some reason, I always have my period at Put Your Hands Together … for some reason, it's always the first day of my period.
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Most machine-learning algorithms don't learn anything during test time (they have a separate training period and a testing period, and can't learn anything from the test period), but the researchers write that Dactyl's behavior is consistent with the robot "learning" about its environment.
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With Cycle Tracking, you can toggle on alerts for Period Predictions, which pulls information like the length of your period and average cycle, to remind you that your next period is on its way, and to log it in the app when it starts.
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"Every time I've been asked about it, my response has been, 'This is about Donald Trump, period, period, period," the former vice president told reporters aboard his campaign bus in Iowa on Friday night when asked about his answers to questions about his son.
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HANOI, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Vietnam's coffee exports volume for the January-October period is expected to have grown 21.5 percent from the same period a year ago, while rice exports rose an estimated 3.4 percent during the same period, government data showed on Monday.
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On state lands alone, the agency reported 000,224 acres burned in the year-to-date period compared with 24,210 acres in the period last year.
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Period eventually earned a few small start-up grants, and they were able to make donation packs with period products to distribute to homeless shelters.
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Tierney put the Sharks back in front with 36 seconds remaining in the first period before Burns tallied just 2:03 into the second period.
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Growth in fiscal income accelerated to 6.3 percent in the January-February period, compared with a 3.2 percent rise in the same period of 2015.
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"You've gone from a period of zero sensitivity to headlines to a period of hypersensitivity," said James Athey, senior investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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AgBank's net profit for the July-September period was 55.82 billion yuan ($8.02 billion), against 51.4 billion yuan in the same period a year ago.
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After a scoreless first period, the Wings' Michael Rasmussen had a potential goal waved off early in the second period due a hand pass call.
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Intermittent fasting is a dieting plan that involves a set time period in the day when you can eat, and a longer period of fasting.
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For Part B, the penalty is a 10 percent increase in your premium for each 12-month period you wait beyond your open enrollment period.
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GAAP loss in the period widened to $25 million for the third quarter from a loss of $24 million in the same period last year.
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Finablr reported adjusted group income of $742 million for the period ended June 2.53, up from $680.5 million in the same period a year earlier.
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After being outshot 21-229 in the second period and falling behind 3-1, the Capitals pieced together a response midway through the third period.
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The Devils came on strong to open the third period before Auvitu evened the score 3:13 into the period with his first career goal.
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Winnipeg has scored 16 first-period goals this season -- good for third in the league -- while their plus-eight first-period goal differential ranks second.
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"Most animals only have sex during a specific period, when they are in estrus, the period immediately before ovulation when you're most fertile," Kennair explains.
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With three goals in the second period, it was the second game in a row that the Sabres scored three times in a single period.
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It's how you can spend your money wisely… You go through a very aggressive user base growth period before you enter a financially sustainable period.
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But, just taking five minutes during your period to observe the moon can be the reminder you need that your period is actually pretty cool.
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The song 'Lonely Girl' is not about that period in my life, but it's another period where I was feeling a sense of being lonely.
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Since the second world war, those countries have had lower trade barriers, and that period has coincided with an unprecedented period of peace and cooperation.
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After a scoreless first period which featured a handful of highlight-reel saves by Fleury, the teams combined for five goals in the second period.
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Alex Ovechkin also scored in the first period, and John Carlson notched a hat trick of assists, getting helpers on all three first-period goals.
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He supported a transition period, whereby Britain will follow EU rules for a limited period after it has left the bloc, while some Brexiteers howled.
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The Senators got their first power play just three seconds into the second period when Matt Martin tripped Ryan off the period-opening face-off.
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This new research in mice presents quantitative evidence of such a critical period existing—and of MDMA re-opening that critical period in the brain.
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O'Reilly scored 21 seconds into the second period, and Zemgus Girgensons gave the Sabres a 224-0 lead with 12:35 remaining in the period.
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Net profit for the 12-month period came in at 151 million euros ($174.95 million)), up from 131 million euros in the year ago period.
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Profit for the June to September period was 41.8 billion yuan ($6.18 billion) compared with 40.8 billion yuan in the same period a year earlier.
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Ramadan is a holy period of fasting, prayer and contemplation for Muslims, but terror groups see the sacred period as conducive to carrying out strikes.
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"During this new 18-month support period, these systems should be upgraded to Windows 10 to continue receiving support after the period ends," Microsoft says.
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This will create a period of time, every day that you know you will be given an uninterrupted period to work your most important tasks.
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Growth figures are calculated by first arriving at the value of economic output over a given period and then comparing it with the prior period.
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Larsson answered for Buffalo at 33:03 of the middle period before Bryan Little made it 4-2 just 25 seconds into the third period.
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But Erikson responded with 4:22 remaining in the period, and Sedin scored early in the third period to put the Canucks ahead 2-1.
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The Exchange fund recorded an investment income of HK$198.6 billion in Jan-Sept period this year, up 346% from the same period in 2018.
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Sinopec reported 11.94 billion yuan ($1.69 billion) net earnings for the July-September period, down just over a third from the same period last year.
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Stocks during this period were floating upwards with fairly metronomic regularity, with the S&P 500 advancing by more than 35 percent over the period.
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Nico Hischier scored in the second period and Miles Wood scored in the third period for the Devils, who snapped a three-game losing streak.
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"They have a Richter from every major period and a de Kooning from every major period," said Amy Cappellazzo, chairwoman of Sotheby's fine art division.
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Conscious Period, for instance, donates period products to homeless women for every purchase made — and they create sustainable products that are good for the environment.
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Ahead by two goals entering the third period, the Lightning added to their lead 63 seconds into the period as Palat scored his 233th goal.
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After a scoreless first period, Chicago grabbed a 1-0 lead on a goal by Toews with 443:20 to go in the second period.
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The S.E.C. ordered banks to pay $1.7 billion during the 20-month period under Obama, nearly four times as much as in the Trump period.
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There was a steam punk period, where every object was made from riveted aluminum, and a deconstructed period, when he sold shredded French balloon chairs.
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Golden State started the period with a 288-point lead, and with 276 minutes 227 seconds remaining in the period, that had grown to 17.
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The country has entered an 11-month transition period — or "implementation period" — during which it will continue to follow all EU rules, laws, and regulations.
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HELOCs generally have two phases: The draw period — the time during which you can pull money from the line of credit — and the repayment period.
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The Lightning continued to pour it on early in the third period, lighting it up three times in the first 2:38 of the period.
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Kacey Bellamy, who netted the game winner in the first period, and Hannah Brandt, who scored in the third period, rounded out the U.S. scoring.
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The ship, which dates back to the Viking Period or the Merovingian period, was found with the help of a high-resolution, ground-penetrating georadar.
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In the April-July period, total tax revenues of 20193 Indian states fell 7% to 4.9 trillion rupees compared with the same period last year.
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There's a 120-day period in which parole grants are reviewed administratively, and then another 30-day period in which they're reviewed by the governor.
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Predators goaltender Pekka Rinne, who allowed three goals on 11 shots in the first period, was replaced by Juuse Saros to begin the second period.
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"There are numerous conditions that could cause period cramps without getting or having an actual period," Dr. Angela Jones, Astroglide's resident OB/GYN told Refinery29.
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Employees who use the service are charged a $3 fee for a weekly pay period, or a $5 fee for a bi-weekly pay period.
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Contact Your State Representatives Even after participating in LOLA and Period Equity's nationwide Tampon Tax Protest, anyone who has a period — and those who don't!
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China took in 250.45 million tonnes (7.49 million bpd) of crude in the January to August period, up 13.5 percent from the year ago period.
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The 25.5% gain in the S&P 500 was the best for the period since 2013, and now the market enters a typically strong period.
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But because the sign-up period is only half as long, it appears likely that enrollment will end up lower than in the last period.
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What to do about period poop There are a few things you can do to lessen the havoc your period wreaks on your digestive system.
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But there's good reason to think that the period from 1960 to 2010 was an anomaly driven by the high inflation rates of the period.
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I got my period for the first time and freaked out since I didn't think of it being my period, and I thought I was dying.
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It posted a net profit of 14.63 billion yuan for the period compared to a net loss of 11.97 billion yuan in the year-ago period.
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Washington staggered Columbus with three goals in the first 63 minutes of the second period and held off a third-period rush by the Blue Jackets.
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Shares of Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank are both down more than 35% over a 12-month period and more than 80% over a 10-year period.
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That fine doubles to $200 per pay period per employee, up to an entire year, if any of the violations persisted past a single pay period.
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A goal 214 seconds into the first period was wiped out by a goaltender interference call, and a shot hit a post midway through the period.
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Group retail sales over the period inched 0.6% higher, but rose 3.6% in the last two weeks of the period, it said in a trading update.
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Revolving Period Extension Fitch believes the extension of the revolving period by one year until January 2019 does not introduce additional credit risk to the transaction.
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The report also recommended keeping the minimum period of contribution for women at 15 years, and only applying the bill's proposed 20-year period for men.
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So, luckily it's not a big deal if you miss your period and notice that your period blood is thicker or darker the next time around.
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Its no-interest introductory period on purchases and balance transfers is 15 months, and the variable APR after that introductory period is 14.74 to 25.74 percent.
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In each of those 37 markets, returns in the May-to-October period were found to be smaller than those in the November-to-April period.
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During the period, Indian refiners received about 218,0003 bpd of oil from Iran, compared to about 2000,234.4 bpd during the prior year period, the data showed.
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The crisis period has now been almost as long as the period before the crisis, and you have to say it's been an utter economic failure.
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But the origins was in this so-called fallow period, and that's what this middle period in Silicon Valley and in this book is about. Right.
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The police figures show that in the January-August period of 2015, serious crime was down 22 percent compared with the same period the previous year.
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The auto parts supplier posted a net profit of 18.3 billion yen in the April-September period, reversing a loss during the same period last year.
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China imported 839,20163 tonnes from its top supplier Thailand in the January to June period, a gain of 6.4 percent over the same period in 2015.
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" In a nutshell, Kanye says ... "So, period is like don't speak on nobody from my family, nothing that can be even mentioned on my wife, period!
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"The critical period here is getting this resolved well in advance of the harvest 2019," said Purdue's Langemeier, noting that period runs from September to December.
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Despite the welcome agreement on a transition period, the terms on which the UK will trade with the EU beyond that period remain to be determined.
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Brad Richardson, Chrstian Dvoark and Tobias Rieder scored in the second period for Arizona Brendan Gallagher and Paul Byron scored in the first period for Montreal.
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If I wrote "Charles L period Zelden," and I didn't put the period after my initial when I signed the ballot, technically that would be [disqualified].
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The WMO found that the five-year period from 2011 to 2015 was the warmest such period on record, dating back to the late 19th century.
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They said you can't use 'menses,' 'menstruation' or 'period,' and I fought to say 'period' and that ended up in Newsweek or Time just that year.
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"Today's shareholder meeting closes a period of uncertainty that has lasted five years," Falciai said, calling the period the stormiest in the bank's centuries-old lifetime.
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Net profit reached 354.9 million euros ($395.9 million) in the April to June period, down from 13 million in the year-earlier period, the bank said.
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There were 28 total defaults by corporations in the latest period, Moody's Investors Service found, compared with 23 defaults during the same period a year ago.
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