"I'm just seeing about it," Mr. Fernandez said, thumbing his screen.
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Do you remember the first positive comments you started seeing about it?
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We're seeing about 240,000 water line breaks a year in this country.
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We want to keep seeing about 230 percent year-over-year growth, each month.
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And for reasons also unclear, girls reported seeing about 30 percent more ads than boys.
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Even in these early stages, the company says it's seeing about 1 million nominations per week.
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Dow futures were seeing about a 150-point slide, after Republicans pulled their health-care bill Friday.
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Meanwhile staff at the Rancheria community kitchen say they are still seeing about 400 new arrivals every week.
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The company also says that it's seeing about 100 new businesses sign up for its service each month.
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After putting 25 percent down on the mortgages, Miller said he is seeing about a 15 percent return.
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By 2016, the emergency room was seeing about two to three patients daily with problems linked to marijuana use.
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Overall, about 403,240 patients visit the clinic every year, with each provider seeing about 22015 on any given day.
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I would typically work more than 18 hours a day, seeing about 150 patients a week for years on end.
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December, however, is another story, with the rate futures market seeing about a 60 percent chance of a rate hike then.
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"We're seeing about 22017 to 22018 more contacts per day," said Katie Ray-Jones, CEO of the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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"We're seeing about 150 to 200 more contacts per day," said Katie Ray-Jones, CEO of the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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"Everything we are seeing about the consumer is very positive," Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly said on a call with reporters Tuesday.
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It will soon give you control over the information that apps and websites are seeing about you, and let you opt out.
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Witnesses reported seeing about 20 militia members "armed with AK-47 rifles and other firearms" at Hopkins' residence, according to court papers.
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PCs shipped to consumers saw an even impressive quarterly growth of 14.5 percent, seeing about 1.05 million units moving during this period.
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This project has not analyzed the sentiment or tone surrounding what Americans tell us they are hearing and seeing about the candidates.
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He is seeing about 50 to 75 male calf implant patients a year, a procedure he said has been popular for longer.
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Being able to see the same things other people are seeing about your personal data — even if they are anonymized — just seems fair.
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I'd be out four or five nights a week, probably seeing about three or four bands a night, possibly at two or three venues.
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That compares with the 's average return of about 53 percent, and consumer discretionary stocks seeing about 4.5 percent growth in their share prices.
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The Charleston health department only runs the clinic for five hours per day, one day per week, typically seeing about 400 people in that time.
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Choy argues that some of its customers are seeing about 80% accuracy, which HireSweet defines as having an 80% contact rate for the candidates it shows.
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"We're seeing about a 40 percent increase of our in-home product sales, so candles, wax melts, and aromatherapy stuff," says Neidler, compared to last year.
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Some states have seen high rates of hospitalization, with California seeing about four times as many as at the same time during the 2014/2015 flu season.
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Storms have begun impacting California It rained much of Monday across Southern California, with locations in and around Los Angeles already seeing about one inch of rain.
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"We're seeing about three seconds for the photograph to be taken, transmitted and a positive response back," said Joanna Geraghty, JetBlue's executive vice president of customer experience.
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But when a physician assistant she had been seeing about dietary supplements looked at the film, he noticed that the scan hadn't gone low enough to capture the mass.
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Annie Kuster of New Hampshire, who was also on the trip, both described seeing about 40 men in cells meant to accommodate less than a dozen occupants at the first facility.
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They told internal investigators that their comments were influenced by the troubling evidence they were seeing about Mr. Trump's campaign ties to Russia, according to a person familiar with the internal investigation.
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Mary Banerian, 67, who watched the destruction in Central Park, went to Western Africa in the 1003s, when there were fewer regulations, and remembered seeing about 10 elephant tusks for sale there.
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Dr. Jorge Derna, a physician in Posadas — one of the worst-hit cities — who works at both public and private clinics, said he was seeing about 10 patients a week with symptoms of dengue.
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The DXJ rallied tremendously in the next half a year, and by mid-2013 was seeing about 7 million to 8 million shares trade daily, a pace it has maintained up to the present.
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Read more: Viral app that makes you look old with shocking precision may be quietly keeping all your dataAt this same time in mid-June, FaceApp was seeing about 65,000 new users a day.
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"The injuries in particular (last year) were around 12,000, which is the highest in 15 years, and we're still seeing about a dozen deaths every year," CPSC Chairman Elliot Kaye said Thursday before the demo.
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We will be seeing about 10 terabytes of data flow through that system which makes it the biggest science project on the planet for that for that period of time eclipsing even the Human Genome Project.
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AND WE THINK TWITTER IS BETTER POSITIONED THAN ANYONE ELSE OUT THERE BECAUSE THE PEOPLE ON IT WHO ARE TWEETING EVERY SINGLE DAY ABOUT WHAT THEY'RE SEEING, ABOUT WHAT THEY'RE THINKING, AND ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW.
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So this guy I was seeing about a year-and-a-half ago – I know some people might like it, but he thought it would be a really good turn on to put his finger up my bum.
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Among the billions of tons of food lost per year, the largest percentage is in vital, nutrient-rich foods like fruits and vegetables and roots and tubers (such as potatoes and carrots), each seeing about 45 percent wasted annually.
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At the same time, as a Spotify user, if Spotify wants to say, "There's real consequences for being convicted of domestic violence," I feel great about that as a user, right, and not seeing about those in the playlists.
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This moment really drives home how much we're not seeing about Noah and Helen's relationship, as well as giving a look at how oddly chummy these three can be now that their romantic relationships with each other are over.
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I'm told it's seeing about a million new users added every five days (though it's not clear how many are active and return each month) and has now surpassed 140 million downloads, double compared to the same time last year.
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It has raised interest rates 125 basis points since July 2017, but data from the overnight index swaps market shows investors have shifted this year from expecting further tightening to seeing about a 40% chance of a cut by December.
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Now, not only do some of the adults seem to be malnourished as they pass by on their return trip to the Arctic, but we are also seeing about one-third fewer calves than we did in last year's count.
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Doctors who tested the system are still seeing about one-third fewer patients a year later, potentially leading to backlogs and poor treatment, said Steven Fama, a lawyer at the nonprofit Prison Law Office, which sued to force health care improvements.
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A journalist who went undercover with a Twelve Tribes group in Winnipeg, Canada, a year later did not see any children being beaten, but reported seeing about 20 rods around the group's property that he believed were used for hitting children.
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Other productions include "All You Need to Know," an adaptation of José Saramago's novel "Seeing," about a town where, one day, for reasons that are unclear, around 80 percent of voters in an unnamed country cast blank ballots in a local election.
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"We're excited about the results we're seeing with remodels, but we have hundreds of stores in front of us," CEO Cornell said on Wednesday's conference call, noting that remodeled stores are, so far, seeing about a 2 to 4 percent lift in sales.
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I'd be curious to know what kind of conversations you're having with the founders you're seeing about that and about whether you have been able to actually level the playing field or if you are still worried that Google and Facebook just have ... KS: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple ... CN: Microsoft.
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"I used to be a frenzied supporter of Moon since day one, but after seeing about five of the cleaning ladies got fired in my company due to his careless decision to hike minimum wages, my view has changed," said 29-year-old Jeong Myung-jin, who works at a marketing firm in Seoul.
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The Rev. Stanford entered the Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the Evangelical Association in Spring 1872. He was appointed as a missionary to Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania. He remained there three years, seeing about sixty conversions per year as the fruit of his labor.
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It had been used for passenger service, such as with the Alexandrian (named for Alexandria, Minnesota). This is a low-volume line, only seeing about two trains per day. Most rail activity on the line takes place south of Albertville. Farther north, the main purpose of the line used to be to serve the Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant.
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Under the Köppen climate classification, Medan features a tropical rainforest climate (Af) with no real dry season. Medan does have noticeably wetter and drier months, with its driest month (January) on average seeing about one third of the precipitation of its wettest month (October). Temperatures in the city average approximately throughout the course of the year. Annual precipitation in the Medan is around .
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Peterson's areas of study and research are in the fields of psychopharmacology, abnormal, neuro, clinical, personality, social, industrial and organizational, religious, ideological, political, and creativity psychology. Peterson has authored or co-authored more than a hundred academic papers and has been cited almost 8,000 times as of mid-2017.See: . For most of his career, Peterson maintained a clinical practice, seeing about 20 people a week.
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In Kendall Park, the road passes northwest of a park and ride lot located at a shopping center. Route 27 then passes through Franklin Park, intersecting County Route 610 (Henderson Road). Past that intersection, Route 27 forms the border of Franklin Township to the west and North Brunswick Township to the east, passing through suburban development with some areas of farmland, seeing about 38,487 cars a day. The road forms the border of Franklin Township and New Brunswick upon intersecting County Route 680 (How Lane) becoming four-lane Somerset Street.
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She later confronts her and they talk about Nick. Carla later meets with Nick and blackmails him, telling him that he either sells his share over to her or she tells his wife, Elsa (Kelly Harrison) and Leanne, who is now seeing, about the marriage and his relationship. On New Year's Eve 2018, Carla shares a game of snooker with Peter and they share a heart to heart, with them both confessing their love with each other. Carla is later upset when she sees Abi Franklin (Sally Carman) and Peter together, which he notices.
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After taking it from the Germans during World War I, the Belgians occupied Ujiji in what is now Tanzania from 1916 to 1920, and called on the White Sisters for medical help. As well as treating Belgian soldiers, the White Sisters provided medical services to the African communities, in the hope of converting them from Islam or traditional religions. They remained after the British took over, and by 1920 were seeing about forty five patients a day at their clinic in Ujiji. They treated venereal diseases, yaws, malaria and other disease.
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Recognising his talent Ena made him her protégé and gave him lessons, while seeing about getting him a scholarship. When the maisonettes were demolished in 1971, one of the buildings which replaced them was a community centre. Despite her age Ena was determined to secure the position of caretaker, and scared off her competitor Hetty Thorpe (Margery Withers) by warning her about the violence in the area. With no-one else to take the job, Ena was selected for the job and she moved into a flat adjacent to the Centre.
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Gale returned to Nanchang in June 1947, joining her husband again at the Nanchang General Hospital which had been completely restored and staffed after destruction during Japanese occupation. Gale instead turned her attention to the Nanchang Boys' Academy, which at the time had neither a nurse nor a doctor. During these later years of service, she suffered from illness and an infected kidney; nevertheless, she continued work and ran the boys' clinic, seeing about 200 boys daily, and raised funds for medical supplies. Throughout her years in China, Gale had protested Communism for its opposition to religion, as a Methodist and believer in Christian social activism herself, and for its rule that everyone must work to eat, as she believed that the most needy of society needed to be considered in a different light.
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Following transposition and docking, the crew noticed the exterior surface of the lunar module was giving off particles from a spot where the LM's skin appeared torn or shredded; at one point, Duke estimated they were seeing about five to ten particles per second. The crew entered the lunar module through the docking tunnel connecting it with the command module to inspect its systems, at which time they did not spot any major issues. Once on course towards the Moon, the crew put the spacecraft into a rotisserie "barbecue" mode in which the craft rotated along its long axis three times per hour to ensure even heat distribution about the spacecraft from the Sun. After further preparing the craft for the voyage, the crew began the first sleep period of the mission just under 15 hours after launch.
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OnlyFans teamed with her for their first partnership for a charitable cause. This started a trend with some OnlyFans creators who have been raising money through their accounts. In April 2020, BBC Three published a documentary and found that on a single day, a third of Twitter profiles globally advertising 'nudes4sale' (or similar) appeared to belong to underage individuals on various platforms, and many of those used OnlyFans to share their content. As of May 2020, the site had 24 million registered users and claims to have paid out $725 million to its 450,000 content creators. In May 2020, CEO Tim Stokely told BuzzFeed News "the site is seeing about 200,000 new users every 24 hours and 7,000 to 8,000 new creators joining every day." Mid-2020 saw OnlyFans announce a partnership with Demon Time social media show to create a monetized virtual night club using the site's dual-screen live feature.
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