The meeting with Mr. Gorkov lasted twenty to twenty-five minutes.
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Otherthan hormones, I started getting body modifications at twenty, twenty-one.
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His record indicated that the community included twenty-five men, twenty-seven women, and thirty-two working-age children divided between those twenty households.
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"If it doesn't enter on the twenty-third, it will enter on the twenty-fourth, it will enter on the twenty-fifth" of February.
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Both Aparicio, twenty-five, and García, twenty-four, are of Mixtec descent.
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And there are still some twenty, twenty-five thousand fighters in that region.
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Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery.
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Between the age of twenty and twenty three, he gained approximately 50 pounds.
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Today, there are twenty-four stations, which together operate a hundred and twenty pumps.
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Conan Doyle was twenty when he left Peterhead and twenty-one when he returned.
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It details an effort to cook twenty figgy puddings and make twenty hard-candy trees.
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" Micah was born at twenty weeks post-fertilization (twenty-two weeks gestation) — a "micro-preemie.
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We can't afford twenty years, or even twenty months, of uncertainty and inadequate consumer protections.
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The only downside: the twenty-four-hour forecast took about twenty-four hours to produce.
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" An excavation that took twenty-one days should have taken "more like twenty-one months.
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Amèlie and I were caught once, when I was twenty-three and she was twenty-two.
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Mark Hughes: When I was twenty, twenty-one, I got sentenced to nine years in prison.
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Twenty years may seem extreme but it is still twenty more than Conrad will ever have.
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They chose Xi Jinping over Donald Trump, twenty-eight per cent to twenty-two per cent.
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I got on a plane that day: twenty-four hours, or twenty-four years, too late.
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They're often only twenty-one or twenty-two, but some are making $5,000 a night easily.
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Harald Sandner: Well, I've worked on it on and off for twenty or twenty-five years.
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Today, social networks Twenty and Mappen are joining together in a merger under the Twenty brand.
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Out of twenty-five pairs of notes, they correctly identified the real one twenty-four times.
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"Twenty-seven percent of our crop is Chardonnay; twenty-two percent is Pinot," Kruse told Food & Wine.
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These aren't speeches, these are rallies -- big deals, with twenty or twenty-five thousand people, or more.
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He often stays awake for eighteen, or twenty, or twenty-two hours, until he collapses from exhaustion.
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He seemed to me to be twenty years old suddenly—and to want me to be twenty.
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In fact, only twenty-eight of approximately twenty-six hundred identified species of termite are invasive pests.
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Twenty passengers and another twenty crew members are reportedly exhibiting flulike symptoms and are quarantining on board.
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Linda met my father at twenty, fell in love, and gave birth to me at twenty-one.
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Meg, who was then twenty-seven years old, faced a roughly twenty-per-cent chance of survival.
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Clinton beat Trump by twenty-eight points in California, and by twenty-one points in New York.
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"Some people stay in there for twenty, twenty-five minutes," a bar employee taking a cigarette break remarked.
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With twenty-three seconds left, St. Thomas had the ball on Booker T.'s twenty-five-yard line.
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Self-discipline, whether you're a twenty-something mogul or just a twenty-something aspiring mogul, is hard to do.
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That would be the highest turnout among eighteen- to twenty-four-year-olds for the past twenty-five years.
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Cooper and Mooney have two daughters, Laura Indigo, who is twenty-four, and Sophie Alice, who is twenty-one.
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RICHMOND, Va. _ The winning numbers in Wednesday evening's drawing of the Virginia Lottery's "Cash 5 Night" game were: 02-14-23-25-26 (two, fourteen, twenty-three, twenty-five, twenty-six) Copyright 2020 The Associated Press.
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"For twenty bucks, I can maybe get this advantage, and at the worst case, I'm out twenty bucks," Foster says.
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Try to do this about twenty-five to twenty-eight years before your wedding, but absolutely no more than thirty.
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Lucy Bailey, a producer on "Newshour," asked twenty-five colleagues to share how much they earned, and twenty-two agreed.
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My parents got engaged when they were twenty-one and moved out on their own when they were twenty-four.
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Lions and tigers and bears oh my, we got twenty of them, as Ru introduced twenty (20) Pit Crew members.
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He had published his first piece in Commentary when he was twenty-three, his first piece in Partisan Review when he was twenty-four, and his first piece in The New Yorker when he was twenty-six.
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You may only make it twenty minutes before succumbing to a food coma, but we guarantee you'll enjoy those twenty minutes.
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Milo the wrestler famously ate twenty pounds of meat, twenty pounds of bread, and drank eighteen pints of wine every day.
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During his twenty years at the helm, Welch increased GE's market value twenty-eight times, making GE America's most valuable corporation.
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He was twenty-eight and she twenty-nine when they died in a storm of police gunfire after a car chase.
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On "For You," his first album, which he released when he was twenty, Prince is credited with playing twenty-seven different instruments.
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We picked twenty-five countries [and made people register]—twenty-four of them happened to be what we call predominantly Muslim countries.
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"In my opinion, I think that the entire media in Egypt is controlled by twenty or twenty-five people," the officer says.
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I spent twenty years in senior positions at charitable organizations, and another twenty advising the boards of directors at dozens of family foundations.
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When the former slaves were counted as full persons, the former slave states gained twenty congressional seats, a twenty-five-per-cent bump.
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"That makes twenty-five million cubic feet of wood, which in turn is worth about twenty-five billion reals"—roughly six billion dollars.
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It was set in Virginia in 1810, it fluctuated between twenty and twenty-six pages long, and every sentence in it was exquisite.
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Democrats currently hold twenty-five of these, and the Party will have to hold on to all twenty-five just to stay even.
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Twenty-two million Americans now struggle with addiction, another twenty-three million are living in recovery, and each year, we lose 21625,2900 lives.
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If it votes in favor, a reconciliation fee of twenty-seven dollars and twenty cents will be added to each undergraduate's tuition bill.
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" He wasn't impressed by an artist's twenty million Twitter followers, because "that's twenty million people who knew you before you were this you.
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The renovated, twenty-nine-thousand-square-foot warehouse resembles a Chelsea art gallery, with its polished concrete floors and twenty-foot-high walls.
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Before the election, Jia Tolentino determined for this magazine that twenty-four women had "corroborated Trump's own boasting," and twenty have come forward publicly.
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It was a crushing knockout but with one man being twenty-five and the other twenty-three, they're practically infants in their MMA careers.
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RICHMOND, Va. _ These Virginia lotteries were drawn Wednesday: 03-10-11-623-32-33, Bonus: 37 (three, ten, eleven, twenty-four, thirty-two, thirty-three; Bonus: thirty-seven) 18-26-28-31-32 (eighteen, twenty-six, twenty-eight, thirty-one, thirty-two) 02-57-23-25-26 (two, fourteen, twenty-three, twenty-five, twenty-six) 26-249-253-257-259, Cash Ball: 262 (two, seventeen, twenty-six, forty-four, forty-six; Cash Ball: three) Estimated jackpot: $23 million 22-2220-22020 (six, five, zero) 8-2-6 (eight, two, six) 5-8-3-0 (five, eight, three, four) 3-4-6-6 (three, four, six, six) 49-53-57-59-62, Powerball: 26, Power Play: 2 (forty-nine, fifty-three, fifty-seven, fifty-nine, sixty-two; Powerball: twenty-six; Power Play: two) Estimated jackpot: $220 million Copyright 2020 The Associated Press.
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As the interest rate sunk to six, five and four percent, the purchase of land rose to twenty, five-and-twenty, and thirty years' purchase.
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Quavo, who is twenty-six, grew up in Gwinnett County, northeast of the city, with Takeoff, who is twenty-three, and who is Quavo's nephew.
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But was it a fifty-fifty mix or a twenty-eighty one, and, if the latter, which was the eighty and which was the twenty?
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Almost twenty per cent are "lifers," which means that they are serving a prison sentence with "life" on the back, like twenty years to life.
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The results of another study suggest that, on average, about twenty to twenty-five per cent of the waking day is spent in self-talk.
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Her first eviction had taken place sixteen years earlier, when she was twenty-two; she figured that she had rented twenty houses since turning eighteen.
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From there, one reached Charing Cross by a twenty-minute train ride, which itself began only after a twenty-five-minute walk through the suburbs.
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Western, you're going to emcee the show and so forth, but instead of doing fifteen or eighteen minutes, you do at least twenty, twenty-two minutes.
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And how did we arrive at the famous two and twenty standard—two percent of the total assets as fee, plus twenty percent of profits—again?
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"I cannot imagine a scenario where twenty-plus-thousand Texans or twenty-plus-thousand Floridians, were without power and FEMA would make that decision," Heinrich said.
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Stanford, which has an endowment of more than twenty-two billion, has a similar policy, for families earning less than a hundred and twenty-five thousand.
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What took two entrepreneurs twenty years to build could be gone in a fraction of that time, together with things that took nature twenty thousand centuries.
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The twentieth, twenty-first, and twenty-second parts of "Purgatorio," a thirty-nine-part work, from 2015-17, that follows the progress of Dante and Virgil.
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Even the listening format is erratic: the genre now comes in epic twenty-five-song mixtapes, or in albums that barely break the twenty-minute mark.
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The "Benefit Twenty-Twenty: Everyone Is a Collector" will feature original works by over 200 local artists as well as highlight Philadelphia's best restaurants and businesses.
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For example, if Kim was to destroy twenty percent of his nuclear weapons and missiles in three months, twenty percent of all total sanctions would be removed.
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But even if it didn't, even if it was just the first twenty minutes, it would be like the best first twenty minutes of a movie possible.
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Pesce's uncle Antonino, the clan leader, was sentenced to twenty-eight years, her father to twenty, her husband to nineteen, her mother and her brother to thirteen.
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During a placebo trial described in 2006, a twenty-six-year-old man swallowed twenty-nine inert capsules, thinking they were antidepressants, in an apparent suicide attempt.
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Twenty-nine per cent of the town's residents voted for him in the first round (their second choice, at twenty-seven per cent, was Marine Le Pen).
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It took the robot an average of twenty-four and a half minutes to fold each towel, or ten hours to produce a stack of twenty-five.
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Bison live twenty to twenty-five years, so everyone's interested to see if he'll keep chugging along, spreading his lightning-resistant genes to the rest of the herd.
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In 2005, at the age of twenty-four, Monday, who was seven months pregnant, was arrested, along with twenty others, on a federal drug-conspiracy charge in Texas.
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It undoubtedly created more anxiety than it will twenty years from now, provoked more reactions in some portion of the population than it will twenty years from now.
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And if that doesn't soothe you, then drown your sorrows in his new album, Twenty Twenty — which is also likely the year his hair will finally grow back.
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Twenty years younger than she was, probably, or twenty-five: more like the age of her oldest son—although he didn't look after himself the way Toby did.
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Dana and Dominique received fifty-five per cent of the company between them; Joanne, their aunt, got twenty per cent; and twenty-five went to Antoinette, their half sister.
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On the boat, a clerk told a middle-aged Latina that she needed twenty-five thousand dollars instead of twenty-five hundred in order to bail out her son.
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Out of twenty-three companies she has targeted, twenty-one—including Apple, Starbucks, Nike, and Citigroup—have agreed to analyze their gender pay data and attempt to eliminate discrepancies.
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The hotel's twenty-eight Aurora Cabins, set around a large reindeer paddock, looked like quaint log huts from the front, with twenty inches of moonlit snow on the eaves.
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Trump was a negotiator: if he wanted to buy a building for twenty million dollars, he wouldn't go to the table offering twenty—he would offer ten, or five.
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When Ivanka's not on the twenty-fifth floor of Trump Tower, working alongside her brothers, she's on the twenty-second floor, with her all-female brand team, running ivankatrump.
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Demi Lovato -- "Irresistible" twenty one pilots -- "Heathens" Panic!
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On average, they found, the tumor was sloughing off twenty thousand cancer cells into every millilitre of blood—roughly three million cells per gram of tumor every twenty-four hours.
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A National Institutes of Health study showed that twenty-five to thirty per cent of American adults have periodic episodes of sleeplessness and twenty per cent suffer from chronic insomnia.
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" He added, "From 1970 to 1989, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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Put it this way, it took me twenty five years to get these plants, twenty five years of blood sweat and tears, and I'm never giving up, I'm just getting started.
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" He added, "From 20093 to 22009, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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A strong fund hopes to achieve a twenty-per-cent return, and so those two in ten winning bets must hit between twenty and thirty times the money invested in them.
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Just twenty-two years after Columbus stepped onto Hispaniola, a census revealed that the local Taino population had dropped from between five and eight million people to just twenty-six thousand.
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" He added, "From 275 to 22000, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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"Stressed Out" — Twenty One Pilots Album of the Year
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"Stressed Out" – Twenty One Pilots Best Alternative Music Album
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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea – Jules Verne 15.
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" Sarah says: "There were twenty people in the group.
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Stealing confidence from eighteen- , nineteen- , twenty-year-olds . Nasty.
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Sporting London — Twenty thousand Englishmen baying at the enemy.
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Twenty percent are under 270 — millennials, more or less.
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"We realize when we reach a certain tipping point, a penetration of maybe twenty, twenty-five percent we see we will have the rest of the school within a week," Martin said.
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Angela is Miss Teen U.S.A. 1953 and a solid 7, who will be downgraded to a 6 as soon as she turns twenty and will eventually be "retired" at age twenty-six.
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I know now that almost everyone wonders something like that, sooner or later and no matter what he or she is doing, but one of the mixed blessings of being twenty and twenty-one and even twenty-three is the conviction that nothing like this, all evidence to the contrary notwithstanding, has ever happened to anyone before.
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He is now twenty-eight, and he has produced twenty-eight ballets, ten of them for N.Y.C.B. Two years ago, Peck was the subject of a movie, "Ballet 422," which showed him, over a period of two months, creating N.Y.C.B.'s four-hundred-and-twenty-second ballet, "Paz de la Jolla," set to the music of Bohuslav Martinů.
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From Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to Beauty and the Beast to Matchbox Twenty (have you no shame, Internet?), there seems to be no end to our love for all things twenty years ago.
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Twenty-one of the twenty-three Assistant Secretary positions, the most senior stations in diplomatic service, are either vacant or occupied by provisional employees, because Congress has not confirmed appointees to fill them.
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Khosrowshahi is set to make a hundred and twenty million dollars if he meets certain objectives, including taking the company public in 2019 at a valuation of a hundred and twenty billion dollars.
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And that's even more amazing—not only did you get twenty-five summonses, but you got twenty-five in the exact order they required: three of these, five of those, fifteen of these.
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Because he's made at least four nerve-racking drives into town, twenty to twenty-five minutes each way, and he hasn't yet been bothered by the cops—so it must be the letter.
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By the time of his fiftieth-anniversary letter to shareholders, in 2015, the shares were trading for two hundred and twenty-three thousand dollars, an annual gain of about twenty-one per cent.
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NB: I think it will take ten to twenty years.
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Twenty years later, it had a surplus of over 19973%.
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So about Twenty One Pilots and their underwear... #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.
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Twenty or 30 years ago, that would have been unthinkable.
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Twenty years later, it's still hard to understand what happened.
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Twenty years ago, you wouldn't have dreamed of doing that.
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Twenty member states, including these three, also sell resident permits.
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Over twenty years later, I could still hum the song.
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In twenty years there has not been a single exception.
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Kernen: Two in twenty and they can't beat the index.
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I never completed the mile run in under twenty minutes.
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Twenty percent of employees do 80 percent of the work.
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I've had Planes, Trains & Automobiles memorized for over twenty years.
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Twenty years ago, we were on the outside looking in.
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"We could have ten, twenty if we wanted!" she says.
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Twenty years ago, President Bill Clinton and former US Sen.
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I'm not twenty feet high and on a movie screen.
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One hundred and twenty thousand people have rated this game.
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Twenty people were killed and dozens were injured on Nov.
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Twenty feet away from Mathis, Steve Bannon spoke to reporters.
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Twenty years later, the growth shows no sign of stopping.
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Barely a quarter of them exceeded one hour and twenty.
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More than twenty, less than… [pauses] less than a hundred.
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Twenty years on, Titanic means many things to many people.
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"Twenty One" made millions of viewers at home very happy.
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Still, that is nearly twenty points below the OECD average.
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One hour later, it reached an altitude of twenty miles.
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TWENTY years ago schoolyard fads revolved around clothes and music.
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For exams, we'll all take a pill twenty minutes beforehand.
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Twenty years ago, we described this problem as an addiction.
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And twenty percent will be used as an ETH reserve.
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You'll have to watch all twenty minutes to find out.
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Twenty percent of those awards -- or some 240 -- remain classified.
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On KickassTorrents it has yet to break the top twenty.
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Twenty experts identify where it will take us by 2050.
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Nearly twenty years after its release, Cheerleader remains ominously relevant.
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" Another option: "Twenty bucks if you pants Clinton right now.
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You'll serve the rest of your hundred and twenty years.
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"Twenty years of my life was in shambles," he said.
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WALLACE: Twenty seconds, Karl, your read on this first week?
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Twenty years ago Deutsche had stakes in several German companies.
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Twenty hours of building later, the Lego Bucket Wheel Excavator.
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They really don't reach their prime until more like twenty.
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Francine Prose is the author of twenty works of fiction.
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More than twenty family members of victims began showing up.
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Twenty years on, Bellator has booked Shamrock versus Gracie III.
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"Twenty years later, the world got as weird as me."
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Two hundred and twenty million years, it's a living dinosaur.
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And that's exactly what I did for almost twenty minutes.
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Ten or twenty feet, if that, most of the time.
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Twenty were found to offer less SPF protection than advertised.
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Dead bodies are strewn for twenty miles along the bay.
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Yes, that's $8,000 — 400 twenty-dollar bills, to be precise.
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Is there another twenty years of comedy in you two?
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"I haven't been here in almost twenty years," he said.
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Twenty-three GOP senators sent a letter — spearheaded by Sen.
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Twenty years ago, Saracens were playing in a public park.
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Luther's collected writings come to a hundred and twenty volumes.
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Twenty GOP senators represent states that have expanded Medicaid. Sen.
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Garver had done the same shit, better, twenty years ago.
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Twenty ships that JICT was scheduled to handle by Aug.
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Twenty House Republicans have announced they will not seek reelection.
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Twenty U.S brands have signed up to the 2018 accord.
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To date, it has sold more than twenty million copies.
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Twenty years ago, cyberspace was a new and evolving landscape.
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Twenty years earlier, he had been convicted of a misdemeanor.
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Twenty out of 25 candidates participated in the first debates.
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After twenty years of marriage, she was not doing well.
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In fact, there are more than twenty allegations against Trump.
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Abortion will be illegal in twenty states in 22019 months.
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Twenty search warrants across three states have also been served.
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Twenty EU states currently sell residence permits to foreign citizens.
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Carton got twenty thousand dollars for introducing the band onstage.
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Twenty years later, many homes no longer have a landline.
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Sad, moody music: Think Billie Eilish, or Twenty One Pilots
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Twenty others were injured, according to the official, Ibrahim Jama.
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Sanders's have become sporadic and typically last about twenty minutes.
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At twenty a man is full of fight and hope.
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Twenty one of the accounts that Musk follows are men.
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It's interesting because I've heard this presentation now twenty times.
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Twenty years later, he still tears up retelling this story.
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That would never have happened fifteen or twenty years ago.
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And I took off and got barrelled for twenty seconds.
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Twenty years ago, Europe largely rejected genetic modifications in agriculture.
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Authorities allow only twenty people per month into each zone.
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When Buschmann looked at the clock, twenty minutes had passed.
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Twenty years ago it was phenomenal, but it's changed drastically.
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Or the new Twenty One Pilots music video, "My Blood"?
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"Twenty percent of millennials identify as L.G.B.T.Q.," Ms. Ellis said.
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Twenty two people died in the siege, including several Americans.
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Twenty million more people have health insurance because of Obamacare.
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Abortion will be illegal in twenty states in 18 months.
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Today, twenty years later, 25 states have legal marijuana programs.
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Twenty-three." - Marie, 28 "Slept with my sister's boyfriend. Twice.
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Twenty thousand of these towns have fewer than 500 inhabitants.
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Twenty years ago it was the Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez.
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TWENTY YEARS ago, Hollywood started to reckon with the internet.
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Twenty civilians were killed and another 110 wounded, he said.
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Twenty years later, Williams said her competitive fire was undimmed.
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Twenty seconds after the restart, Tyson bit the other ear.
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Twenty students to be wounded by the shattered windows. Oct.
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Twenty six percent of the District's residents are college graduates.
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Phase I would cost two hundred and twenty million dollars.
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In the past twenty years, the canine population has crashed.
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Twenty people were displaced because of the fire, Early said.
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Anzora was one of twenty thousand Salvadorans deported in 2007.
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About twenty flights and a dozen or so train journeys.
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The Copenhagen Zoo culls twenty or thirty animals a year.
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Twenty new artworks have been commissioned especially for the biennale.
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At NSA, twenty people have the authority to "unmask" them.
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You're getting twenty more teaspoons of sugar for a quarter.
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Twenty American service members were killed in Afghanistan last year.
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More than twenty members of the militia were reported killed.
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Twenty years after Seattle, we still have work to do.
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Twenty candidates qualified for the first debate back in June.
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"I used to drink twenty shots a night," he explained.
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Twenty years later, we've reached this point in the West.
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A sack of twenty cookies cost less than a dollar.
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There are almost twenty thousand active Airbnb listings in Barcelona.
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Twenty years ago, only 0003 percent of immigrants were skilled.
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Twenty new health plans are selling 2020 coverage on HealthCare.
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Twenty minutes passed and I finished my coffee and croissant.
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Twenty feet long, and you can walk inside of it.
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Twenty-two Republicans and all Democrats but one — Texas Rep.
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That's why in this city we created twenty thousand jobs.
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A young white nationalist opened fire at the Walmart next to the city's popular Cielo Vista Mall on the weekend before school began, executing twenty-two people and injuring at least twenty-seven others.
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Dinner at Koks, which can serve no more than twenty-four diners a night, costs about two hundred and twenty dollars a person, with a wine pairing adding a hundred and seventy dollars more.
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Playfully entitled "Seventeen/Twenty One"—a reference not to the year 1721 but to the seventeenth and the twenty-first centuries—it constitutes a new kind of classicism, made from elements of the old.
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Kaiser estimates that between twenty and twenty-five per cent of U.S. counties may have only one insurer offering coverage in 2017; there's already a county in Arizona with no Obamacare insurer at all.
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In a year of campaigning, Ocasio-Cortez and her volunteers made a hundred and seventy thousand phone calls, knocked on a hundred and twenty thousand doors, and sent a hundred and twenty thousand text messages.
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Two months after the letter was sent, the A.C.L.U. conducted a test, in which Rekognition erroneously matched twenty-eight members of Congress with individuals in a database of twenty-five thousand publicly available mug shots.
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Staff assistants are typically recent college graduates, twenty-three or twenty-four years old, learning the ropes of American politics before they go off to get a business degree or a master's in political science.
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Eating meat increases your risk of cardiovascular disease and colorectal cancer; a recent Finnish study found that, across a twenty-two-year span, devoted meat-eaters were twenty-three per cent more likely to die.
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Twenty years ago, it was just another town with dwindling finances.
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I've been in interactive media and games for over twenty years.
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Wild that Jim Steinman foresaw Twilight twenty years before the fact.
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Twenty-five years ago, this was part of the Soviet Union.
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Of the coloring techniques in use during the movies' first twenty
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Twenty-four of those illnesses are in individuals younger than 18.
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Jane (Katherine Heigl) has been in a staggering twenty-seven weddings.
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" Piketty is the author of "Capital in the Twenty-First Century.
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And this is from a cop with twenty years of experience.
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Twenty three male babies shared a name with Cage last year.
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You give everyone in your family twenty bucks in an envelope.
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Twenty one, the original 21, it&aposs up to 25 judges.
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Twenty victims were in critical care, officials said in the statement.
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JOE KERNEN: Two in twenty and they can't beat the index.
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Twenty-nine million Facebook users had their accounts accessed by hackers.
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Twenty-five states saw an increase of more than 30 percent.
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Twenty planes and 30 fire trucks fought that blaze, Gal said.
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Twenty years ago, stories like Trump's or Bush's would have prompted
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It's twenty-four hours too late, and in the wrong place.
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Twenty-one percent of Britons live in the London metropolitan area.
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A dynasty, broken, after twenty or thirty minutes of slow decay.
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It's twenty years since Kasparov lost to Deep Blue, IBM's supercomputer.
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Twenty of the cases involved burns or inflammation to the retina.
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It was hot shit twenty years ago — even ten years ago.
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Twenty percent of respondents identified as members of the LGBT community.
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Twenty dollars buys her drink and about 10 minutes of conversation.
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That's twenty years of the general public assuming that they're swinging.
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N) deal to buy assets from Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA.
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Twenty-seven managed to reach Syria and join a militant group.
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Twenty-nine employees were disciplined as a result, the statement added.
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Twenty-five years ago, my husband and I fell in love.
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That is one of the highest readings in almost twenty years.
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Twenty-one of the 28 MPs in the region are Labour.
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Twenty-one minutes after the report of shots fired, paramedics arrived.
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But he still said "fuck" twenty-eight times in two hours.
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Twenty-nine million people have no health insurance today in America.
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It takes a broader look at the band's twenty years together.
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I'm now a manager with around twenty people in my group.
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Twenty minutes outside can elevate your mood and boost your happiness.
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Twenty-three Soviet troops are dead and 16 others are wounded.
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Within twenty-four hours her page received over $4,000 in donations.
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Twenty-somethings these days aren't getting married like they used to.
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N) $212 billion deal with Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. (FOXA.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS after the genocide, Rwanda is still an enigma.
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Twenty-five years after taking power, Mr Kagame faces two tests.
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Twenty-eight people were presumed killed, nearly all South Korean tourists.
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Twenty years later, I didn't expect I would do it again.
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"Heathens" — Tyler Joseph, songwriter (Twenty One Pilots), Track from: Suicide Squad
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Twenty years ago, it was about visibility; now it's about understanding.
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I think they've announced 22016, something like that — Twenty-five, thereabouts.
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Twenty minutes before the clock hits zero, I get into position.
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You might as well limit the family to twenty-two children.
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Twenty years after imposing sanctions on Sudan, it lifted them again.
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Twenty-four hours later, the word "unraveling" seems like an understatement.
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For the twenty years prior, Teplinskaya was dealing with heroin addiction.
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N) $71.3 billion bid for Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's (FOXA.
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This Friday, Spice Girls debut single "Wannabe" will turn 20. Twenty!
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A hundred and twenty five were in the triennially burned plot.
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Twenty-five of the 22017 artists in the show are women.
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Twenty-six years have passed for legendary football coach Tom Coughlin.
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Twenty and a half years later, David Temple is still guilty.
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Twenty-eight percent would rather not talk money either, Meyocks said.
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That's enough to power an average American household for twenty years.
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"Twenty-two years old is so damn young," he says later.
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TWENTY years ago Thailand was the most torrid of emerging markets.
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He read law, "twelve hours in the twenty-four", he said.
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But in the last twenty years fracking has become increasingly common.
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Twenty people Rumeli people had gathered in the city to party.
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This is the twenty-first century version of a guard dog.
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Twenty billion pounds annually is approximately 384 million pounds per week.
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Twenty One Pilots are definitely not stressed out about the Grammys.
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Twenty years ago, Ellis lived very publicly, and very happily, online.
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N) struck a deal to buy Twenty-First Century Fox's (FOXA.
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But now, in twenty-first century America, it is not just
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This two and twenty thing is now being questioned, quite frankly.
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Since I was twenty-three, I've poured myself into these walls.
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Twenty-first century women are managers, entrepreneurs, public servants and CEOs.
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Such a law was necessary because, in the twenty-first century,
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Oswald offered two dollars for fifteen or twenty minutes or work.
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Twenty-four of slain protesters were minors, the ministry has said.
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Twenty more years of Quake, index funds, and help-wanted signs.
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Twenty-one people had been rescued, most of them Greek nationals.
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Twenty-three people have died of starvation in Madaya since Dec.
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Twenty years ago, Laurie Halse Anderson's YA book Speak was published.
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Bologna Drop - Lebanon, Pennsylvania Twenty 10-lb blocks of meat. 6.
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Twenty people suffered burns in the attack from an unidentified substance.
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Twenty-five people, of which 19 were children, were found dead.
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Twenty-five other analysts have a buy rating on the stock.
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One of them was sixteen; the other one was twenty-one.
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Just six years married, he was killed at twenty years old.
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Wait 'til about a minute and twenty seconds into this video.
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Twenty-two of the cases remained unsolved as of March 22.
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Twenty-eight percent were delaying or canceling investment decisions in China.
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For film, you need ten, twenty, thirty, two hundred million dollars.
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Twenty-three percent (Nonna, look away now) throw in chili powder.
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Somehow over the past twenty years, the job description has changed.
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Twenty-one workers were still trapped in the mine on Monday.
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They passed it, I don't know, ten or twenty years ago.
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Twenty-three Martin productions hit No. 1 in the United States.
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It took all of twenty seconds, but looked expensive as heck.
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Twenty-five artists were nominated for the 2017 Sobey Art Award.
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Twenty-First Century Fox's annual meeting is scheduled for Nov. 15.
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Twenty states require an economics course — two fewer than in 2014.
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Twenty-First Century Fox beat on earnings but missed on revenue.
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Abortion will be illegal in twenty states in 18 months. #SCOTUS.
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Let's lower that weight by twenty pounds and increase your reps.
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You're gonna have twenty thousand Boston people up here every game.
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You're gonna have twenty thousand New Yorkers up here every game.
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Fact: Cereal is less popular than it was twenty years ago.
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Schuler also displayed twenty marble statues in courtyards at his home.
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Twenty-one victims remain in critical condition as of Sunday evening.
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I called her twenty minutes later, after making myself more food.
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Twenty-eight percent said Moore did not make the alleged advances.
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Twenty artists shared their picks for this year's Song of Summer.
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The twenty-ton degaussing plant, on the other hand, is unmistakable.
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Twenty-eight House Republicans are pushing President Obama to reject Sgt.
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Jon: I'm hoping there's another twenty years of life in us.
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Senate Judiciary Committee drafted the Twenty-Fifth Amendment, said in a
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Twenty years of writing songs, and I've never had that feeling.
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Twenty eight years later, the time had come to settle down.
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Twenty percent of likely voters remain undecided, according to the poll.
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After fifteen or twenty minutes I almost giggled— somebody say something!
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If nothing is worth doing, why write twenty-five thousand pages?
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Sotomayor averages six, and in some terms Thomas writes nearly twenty.
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Mark Oppenheimer has been a friend of mine for twenty years.
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Twenty-one of the top 25 cities were in the South.
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Twenty feet from the cabins, she heard the slightest of sounds.
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Twenty years ago, I swore that I would right this wrong.
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Lightning would strike twenty miles away and the UHF would crackle.
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Twenty-one more will use all remaining funds by March 2018.
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This cave is actually a tunnel to the twenty-first century!
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It took twenty years for Weinstein's behavior to come to light.
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Maybe one or two every year instead of ten or twenty.
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He'd made it through fifteen of the twenty-four Paganini caprices.
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"Twenty years would be better than only ten!" quipped one farmer.
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Another might be: New Orleans, women, twenty to fifty, and strangulation.
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Twenty-four hours later, it had been viewed about 700,000 times.
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And who survive on less than twenty Indian rupees a day.
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Twenty-three million is not an abstract number in my mind.
|
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"This green is about eighteen or twenty by twelve," Lehrer said.
|
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But an automated system could run twenty-four hours a day.
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Twenty-five years ago, Congress ordered an audit of the Pentagon.
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Twenty years ago, Mister Rogers commanded so much more than that.
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Twenty-six of the 30 N.B.A. teams have played their openers.
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By noon, Sahar had presided over ten trials, involving twenty suspects.
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For us, only twenty per cent of our assortment is black.
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For in the twenty-first century, revolutionary movements have consistently floundered.
|
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Twenty-three Democrats crossed the aisle to support the Republican measure.
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Twenty states and the District of Columbia have abolished capital punishment.
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Twenty-one patients were evacuated, with another 23 planned for evacuation.
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TWO YEARS EIGHT MONTHS AND TWENTY-EIGHT NIGHTS, by Salman Rushdie.
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Latoya sees some twenty clients a day in her living room.
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The twenty-two Washingtons were lined up on a picture rail.
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Annie returned to the cellar and got a twenty-pound bag.
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Most executions by lethal injection take between ten and twenty minutes.
|
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Three years later, that figure had reached twenty-five per cent.
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" He explained, "We'd have, like, twenty people in there, advising Trump.
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Twenty years later, despite #MeTooCongress, the situation remains largely the same.
|
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Twenty Republicans in competitive races co-sponsored the legislation last year.
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Twenty of the Bruins' 38 made field goals came via assists.
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Twenty hostages and two police officers were killed in that attack.
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Twenty-nine percent said daycare expenses should be paid by parents.
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Fifty billion dollars a month, he reduced it to twenty-five.
|
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Twenty-First Century Fox declined to comment on James Murdoch's plans.
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At twenty-three, Oprah was fired from her first reporting job.
|
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Disney is seeking to merge with Twenty-First Century Fox Inc .
|
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Twenty-two states allow unions to collect dues in this manner.
|
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Twenty-one percent were unsure and 2628 percent did not answer.
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Twenty years later, it had become a violent drug-ridden favela.
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Twenty-two percent said that they would vote for Trump instead.
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O) offered $6.73 billion for Twenty-First Century Fox Inc (FOXA.
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Slat's engineers developed twenty-seven hypotheses to explain why this happened.
|
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Georgia farmers lost more than a hundred and twenty million dollars.
|
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Twenty-one people had been knifed, several severely, yet everyone survived.
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Twenty-four of the moves went fine; three were needlessly stressful.
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And Twenty One Pilots have quietly become a gifted arena act.
|
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Every Twenty One Pilots song has an explosion, musical or spiritual.
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During the 26 election cycle, he contributed twenty-four million dollars.
|
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At least, that is the record of the last twenty years.
|
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"We can have up to twenty kilos of heroin," he said.
|
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One hundred twenty GOP women ran for the House in 6900.
|
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"This is what you get for twenty dollars apiece," he said.
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REPORTING FROM THE BRINK OF CHANGE: Seven Continents, Twenty-Five Years.
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Paul had twenty-one musicians in his orchestra; Alex has eight.
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"It's the same as it was twenty years ago," he joked.
|
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Twenty-six percent had not shopped online because of those concerns.
|
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He is forty-seven; she is more than twenty years younger.
|
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Twenty-six percent of voters said it doesn't matter either way.
|
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Twenty four hours later, Trump becomes the President Elect of America.
|
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Twenty feet, though, suggests it's depth she may be thirsty for.
|
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Twenty-three percent of respondents said he did nothing seriously wrong.
|
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She was twenty-one and completely unknown in her own country.
|
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Twenty-seven percent said the president should not do an interview.
|
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Twenty-four people have died; scores have been maimed or injured.
|
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Twenty-six percent of respondents oppose the plan, the group said.
|
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Twenty Republican senators represent states that expanded Medicaid enrollment under ObamaCare.
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Twenty-two people, including children, were killed in the terror attack.
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In the past twenty years I've luckily received only a few.
|
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Twenty years in, but on the precipice of a new day.
|
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Blazer was twenty-eight when he first met Blanks in 19763.
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Alright, I'm making twenty pounds of rice and beans for you!
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Twenty-eight children and adults were killed, including the gunman himself.
|
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Twenty-eight people were arrested for looting in southern Bolivar state.
|
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It split twenty claws into forty and I was afraid immediately.
|
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Twenty-eight percent of Trenton's households live below the poverty line.
|
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For the first twenty-nine rounds, Molineaux was roundly beating Cribb.
|
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Twenty years after its debut, Post's 'dun dun' still bewitches people.
|
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Twenty of them will be deported, three will face a judge.
|
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It's been twenty years since Blade, the 1998 Wesley Snipes film.
|
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In addition, medicinal use is legal in around twenty other states.
|
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Twenty years ago someone would have put him in a tree.
|
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He could have kept that two thousand and twenty two dollars!
|
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Twenty-five countries in the world have taxes on carbon emissions.
|
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Twenty years ago, when I first moved here, there was nothing.
|
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He met Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, an evangelical minister, twenty years ago.
|
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Twenty-nine percent of conservative respondents had heard of former Rep.
|
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Twenty-three people were hurt and taken to hospitals, he said.
|
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In Denmark, cases have risen twenty-five per cent since 2000.
|
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In one year alone, circulation fell by twenty-nine per cent.
|
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Twenty Nazi doctors were sentenced in the 1945-19793 Nuremberg trials.
|
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Twenty percent said they "strongly support" such measures, down 28500 points.
|
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He was twenty-five and frail, and wore an orange hoodie.
|
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Twenty-eight people, including shooter Adam Lanza, died in the Dec.
|
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Twenty people have died in Louisiana after becoming infected with coronavirus.
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Ask all you wish, no twenty-fifth hour will be given.
|
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Twenty-three of those guns were found in his hotel room.
|
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Twenty-five percent of the homeless in America are in California.
|
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Twenty-eight percent were delaying or cancelling investment decisions in China.
|
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Twenty million more Americans know the financial security of health insurance.
|
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Two trees away was Gilda, twenty, with bold makeup, and rashy.
|
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Twenty candidates remain in the race after several hopefuls, including Sen.
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Twenty-four people were also wounded in the shooting, police said.
|
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Twenty-two horses had died on the grounds over 11 weeks.
|
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"Twenty years ago, we would have been toast," Mr. Werner said.
|
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Twenty-four such incidents have been recorded so far this year.
|
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I bought a more expensive house twenty miles away for £165,000.
|
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Twenty-six years later, Mr. Akhtar said he was more cynical.
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Blaise Cendrars was the first poet of the twenty-first century.
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Twenty-nine brands had their clothes stitched at Rana Plaza alone.
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Twenty women sit on benches as men stand around ogling them.
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Twenty of those are in Manhattan, and 68 are in Brooklyn.
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Twenty-five years later, it was a success to be surviving.
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Twenty-three years since Ajax last graced club soccer's greatest game.
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Twenty-two years later, Hall is the pride of English golf.
|
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So listen to the Twenty Thousand Hertz episode called Satanic Panic.
|
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Twenty-seven percent said they'd lost friends because of political disagreements.
|
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Twenty-four Florida counties listed test totals in the single digits.
|
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Twenty-eight new deaths were reported on Saturday, all in Hubei.
|
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Twenty people were killed and 240 were injured, authorities have said.
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Twenty percent of the units, or 56, are designated affordable housing.
|
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Twenty years ago, most South African couldn't access antiretroviral drugs (ARVs).
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Twenty minutes later, the company announced that Mr. Ramos had quit.
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I need twenty bucks for a cab to get Patti's costume.
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Twenty minutes in and we have not lacked intensity or chances.
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Twenty-seven championship banners ring the third deck at Yankee Stadium.
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Twenty years after the civil war, these orphans still have secrets.
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Twenty-one were cleared, and officials were awaiting the other results.
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Less than twenty per cent of Niger's adult population is literate.
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"They've been working on this investigation for twenty years," he said.
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Lisa said there were three boys, Rae recalled there were twenty.
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It had an estimated sale price of twenty-five million dollars.
|
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It has reduced the number of uninsured people by twenty million.
|
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Twenty-five years later, it has managed roughly eight per cent.
|
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There are some twenty thousand homicides a year in South Africa.
|
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Twenty years ago, evangelical leaders could hardly have been more appalled.
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Twenty-five percent are women, who consumed 23 drinks each day.
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Twenty-two rebels were wounded and Turkish forces suffered no losses.
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The cost of entry was twenty-seven hundred dollars a person.
|
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Twenty-two percent are undecided about the legislation, up 3 percent.
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Twenty-three of the 32 villas have sold, Mr. Cooley said.
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Twenty-five patients, or 10 percent, said they regularly used cannabis.
|
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Comcast is battling Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox for Sky.
|
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Twenty of them applied through Andreas Demetriades & Co., the law firm.
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Twenty-nine school districts were closed, with 55 on early release.
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Twenty-two Democrats joined 228 Republicans in voting for the bill.
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Twenty incidents occurred in 2016, while 30 incidents occurred in 2017.
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Twenty parents, including the actress Felicity Huffman, have already pleaded guilty.
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If convicted, Brittany faced a sentence of twenty years to life.
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The answer is: wait twenty years, and they will show up.
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By 1958, there were twenty-eight Western dramas on the air.
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Until he's twenty-six, he can stay on our family policy.
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KkCo Nine Twenty-Seven Dress in Apricot, $325, available at KkCoStudio.
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For only twenty pence the clockwork tin mine stutters into life.
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Gertrude died when Franklin was twenty, and left him her house.
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Twenty children and 11 adults complained of minor injuries, officials said.
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Q. Who hadn't thought of Julian of Norwich in twenty years?
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Twenty-five percent of the units will be below market rate.
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Twenty-three states use such devices, and have seen violence decrease.
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Twenty-three states use such devices, and have seen violence decrease.
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Twenty-six of those Marines were lieutenants and three were captains.
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Twenty people have been confirmed dead — and thousands are at risk.
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Twenty-two percent of Republicans considered such actions an impeachable offense.
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On a unit, you average around maybe sixteen to twenty people.
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It has an alphabet of twenty-eight letters, in Latin script.
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Le Clercq, twenty-seven years old, was paralyzed in both legs.
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What a difference twenty years — and a seismic cultural moment — make.
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It was a complete analysis, from 211, more than twenty constitutions.
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Twenty-one of the train's 2147 cars were off the rail.
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Twenty-seven of her followers signed up for her first class.
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Twenty-two McDonald's diners reported nausea, vomiting or diarrhea from Aug.
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Mr. Harrell has turned "Twenty Looks" into something of a franchise.
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Twenty inmates have been executed in the United States in 2016.
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Twenty-six states imposed no conditions on the rights of refusal.
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CAIRO — The ceremony of reading the Firman lasted only twenty minutes.
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She was twenty, ambitious, and already making a name for herself.
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There are now a total of twenty traps on private properties.
|
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Instead of five to ten pills, ten to twenty are prescribed.
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The other two were looking at twenty-five years, possibly more.
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Unarmed citizens, by contrast, stopped active shooters on twenty-one occasions.
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Twenty years later, he brought me to his mountain to heal.
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When she was twenty, another of her brothers died, by drowning.
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Twenty people were executed as a result of those notorious trials.
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Twenty-two of its 30 brands have a presence in China.
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The twenty-fifth session of the Conference of the Parties, a.k.a.
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The divorce from Ivana reportedly cost him twenty-five million dollars.
|
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Twenty years later, it seems those fundamental ideals are in peril.
|
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Twenty years hence, McWhorter has made his most complete attempt yet.
|
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Twenty to 30 percent of the uninsured were not U.S. citizens.
|
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Her father has left his wife for his twenty-something assistant.
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Twenty people have died from the virus, the public institute said.
|
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"Twenty parties will join the election," he said in a speech.
|
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Were he twenty-plus years older, he could've been Mack 10.
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Disney is seeking to merge with Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.
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Twenty-five migrants were detained, including two teenagers, the agency said.
|
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Twenty-seven tornadoes were reported Monday in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
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N) CBS or Fox, owned by Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA.
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Twenty years later, and they're still a part of my uniform.
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He even does this for women he's frequented over twenty times.
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After twenty minutes of dancing around the lagares, I start sweating.
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Twenty-six films, including nine from Africa, are on the schedule.
|
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Twenty-two Americans die every day waiting for an organ transplant.
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Twenty-two people were injured during the mass shooting last Sunday.
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I certainly was, and I have seen fewer than twenty works.
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Or perhaps Bisping kickboxes Henderson for twenty-five boring, cautious minutes.
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Twenty ... So you went right from law school, or was there ...?
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