They haven't scored a single one through those two games.
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You can also consolidate many loans into a single one.
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But there isn't a single one that I didn't understand.
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Not a single one of their fixes requires a prescription.
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Not a single one will require a ton of money.
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A million hotel rooms, and not a single one available.
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Can anyone disagree with a single one of those observations?
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I hope none of them remain, not a single one.
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A big old zero: I couldn't identify a single one.
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Not a single one of those articles backs that up.
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He pledged not to praise a single one of Trump's comments.
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But not a single one of these seven things is true.
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Yet, he never missed a single one, while I was there.
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Not a single one of these statues is of a woman.
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Not a single one has been approved for unemployment, he said.
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Not a single one of us returned to live in Rhodes.
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I don't remember a single one admitting to a similar experience.
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Would you crack a single one of the boredom brigade open?
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Not a single one of you has said that so far.
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You can't use a single one of those products today, though.
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TARLOV: And not a single one of them kneeled the entire season.
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Not a single one of them is a drama about ordinary Americans.
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Unlike AirPods, you can't buy a single one of Bose's earbuds separately.
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It's actually possible to complete the game without killing a single one.
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"You can't find a single one of those that's cheap," he said.
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And not a single one of them ever speak to one another.
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He hasn't won a single one of the 20163 most diverse states.
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But not a single one of them was getting married that day.
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Truth be told, I've never seen a single one of those movies.
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I carried these expectations, but not a single one was ever fulfilled.
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Not a single one of the 85033 funding bills has been enacted.
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From that point on, not a single one of them misspelled a word.
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Four consecutive scheduled fights, and not a single one of them has happened.
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Murphy reported hundreds of calls against and not a single one in favor.
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And not a single one had sold more than a few thousand copies.
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Since then not a single one has survived a full three-year term.
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Cording's chief complaint with processed ingredients focuses on a single one: processed soy.
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All four fanning out behind a single one like in a military march.
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Not a single one of these records will make it to the radio.
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Alina Maratovna Kabaeva is not connected to a single one of these questions.
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Not a single one was resolved last year or this year, he added.
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Yet, most of us can't name a single one of Ted Bundy's victims.
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"Not a single one of you should know me," he wrote in another.
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It's impossible to see everything in 10 visits, let alone a single one.
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It might idle for several years before packing several into a single one.
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I cannot resist a single one of these volumes; I own them all.
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Of the 319 separate video requests, not a single one clicked the button.
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Yet only a single one of those 15 districts had voted for Trump.
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But I couldn't examine a single one without negativity piggybacking on my thoughts.
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Not a single one—not a fluffy cumulus, a hazy stratus, or wafting cirrus.
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Not a single one of them pictures a person straight on like this one.
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Not a single one of them even gave the clump of sod a sniff.
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"There was not a single one of those that was marked classified," she said.
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There cannot be a single one among us who does not relate to this.
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I had yet to try a single one of these trendy services, until recently.
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There's not a single one about title, position, or place on the org chart.
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Not to mention, you won't find a single one-piece or bikini over $40.
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She shoots eight pilots, not a single one of which is ordered to series.
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Out of those five, not a single one mentions the terrible situation in Houston.
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Although I always offered a referral to gynecology, not a single one chose it.
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The aerodynamics of three linked rockets are different from those affecting a single one.
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Not a single one of the ten prior Security Council resolutions cited in Res.
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Not a single one of these bills received a recorded vote at full committee.
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Democrats had not managed to win a single one of those gerrymandered congressional seats.
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Scalia couldn't convince even a single one of his colleagues to join his opinion.
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Neither their coach, nor a single one of their parents, told them to stop.
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I cannot imagine a single one of my former colleagues who would do this.
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Not a single one of America's founders is known to have suggested such a purpose.
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Not a single one of them have shaken hands with a robot, to my knowledge.
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But the best part of it was that it wasn't a single, one-panel image.
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They didn't treat a single one, and even injected previously healthy men with the disease.
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No #women , not a single one were awarded a Prize in any category this year.
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There wasn't a single one of those that was marked classified, either sent or received.
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Shockingly, almost half of the Americans questioned (22019 percent) could not name a single one.
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Since November 3, my husband, Rand Paul, has not taken a single one without pain.
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A single one of those pairs will be able to provide 24 Tbps of bandwidth.
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To make sure you don't miss a single one, be sure to subscribe on iTunes.
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Five years earlier, he had consolidated all of his student loans into a single one.
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There are so many celebrities I've worked on and not a single one follows me.
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Not a single one of them had taken the SATs and they were already seniors.
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Not a single one takes longer than 30 minutes, and most are faster than that.
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Of 195 countries, not a single one had managed to reduce overweight or obesity levels.
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He left this world not having uttered a single one in more than a year.
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I didn't go to a single one this trip and London has some of the best.
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You don't need to carry three chargers, just a single one that works with multiple products.
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By which we mean: good luck hitting a single one of these notes in the shower.
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Believe it or not, last year, there wasn't a single one in the four acting categories.
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"These are the hottest startups in America and not a single one finished autonomously," he said.
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" He says a bit mockingly: "Come on, you probably didn't lay eyes on a single one.
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"There's work going on but not a single one of them has been deployed," says Singer.
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By halftime, there had been 14 third-down plays attempted, without a single one successfully converted.
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The Masters provides a single one, at no cost, that covers both elements, offering rudimentary information.
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Of the 137 informal harassment complaints, not a single one led to a suspension or expulsion.
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Smoke a cigarette and look up at the winter stars, unable to identify a single one.
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Did a single one of the elected representatives in attendance challenge the president on his facts?
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In 2004 he started selling tickets to space and still hasn't honored a single one of them?
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Instead of a single One Direction, fans can look forward to four directions sooner rather than later.
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I have not seen a single one that told me yes, it's at 23 or 24 times.
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I couldn't find a single one who didn't think that we had turned our backs on Israel.
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Across the breadth of job roles, there wasn't a single one where men were in the minority.
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Not a single one of Marjan or Ramirez's posts are #ads or #sponsored, according to the brand.
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Of 92 baby tortoises genotyped, not a single one appeared to be sired by a translocated male.
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Of the top 0003 CS:GO teams in the world, not a single one has a female player.
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I would never be capable of saying the word "no" to a single one of these penguins.
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Not a single one in Jersey or the Cayman Islands took the bait; dozens did in America.
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Should Republicans miss a single one, the bill would slip into the unknown of an election year.
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"Ciudadanos has taken a step forward, the Socialist party has not taken a single one," said Rajoy.
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While the existential risks confronting our species this century are formidable, not a single one is insoluble.
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Not a single one of these did so because they had a regulatory requirement to do either.
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A 22 survey of 40 prominent economists failed to find a single one in agreement with Lafferism.
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I kept buying plants, drunk on the pride of being able to keep a single one alive.
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In that poll, not a single one of the 2100,221 respondents had heard of Justice Stephen Breyer.
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"Not a single one of my portfolio managers has been telling me to buy crypto," he said.
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The bill passed, and, though Fried continued to negotiate transfers, Gates did not approve a single one.
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Joe Biden did not cast a single one; Dick Cheney cast eight over the course of eight years.
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As far as I can tell, he has yet to comment on a single one of his portraits.
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Not a single one of your comments was cited in the FCC's 218 page justification for its decision.
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A single one of those big four called for Clinton means she is overwhelmingly likely to become president.
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But after all those months and all those ads, I couldn't answer a single one of those questions.
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We were heading to Oslo, Norway … a place not a single one of us had ever been to!
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And still, I have never said "empowerment" sincerely or heard it from a single one of my friends.
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To a lesser extent there have been movies based on games, not a single one of them great.
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Of 229 samples collected, not a single one showed any evidence of any of 18 common respiratory viruses.
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A single one-hour session (including local anesthesia) will typically suffice, although some patients may require two appointments.
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Of the 47 brokers that cover the Chinese tech giant, not a single one has a sell rating.
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"It is not a single one that will provide the benefit but several of them" as a whole.
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Opinion My mother has dozens of family pictures in her hallway, but not a single one of me.
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Trump walked past 600 people and not a single one of them had the balls to tell him.
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At one point the jumble of voices narrows to a single one that comes from all the speakers.
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Right. Now we have millions and millions of emails and not a single one of them is filed.
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The plant is the world's largest unbranched inflorescence, or cluster of multiple flowers that looks like a single one.
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Not a single one of those refugees has been linked to a fatal act of terrorism on American soil.
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Kind of like hating opera, even though you can't name a single one you've ever seen or listened to.
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Of the 30 or so matches I've played, not a single one passed without a lag spike or freeze.
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Supply chains of big companies are now spread between different countries, rather than being located within a single one.
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"I've never met a single one of them," Mr. Cleveland said about those said to be backing Mr. Trump.
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But of the 34 products the firm asked to be removed from the list, not a single one was.
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The accords totally ignored Israeli settlements and did not bring about Israel withdrawing from a single one of them.
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Just a single one of them, the one who wins Underwood's heart, will become the greatest influencer of all.
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In between, the band pose for photos on the street, seemingly incapable of behaving seriously for a single one.
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Not a single one of them have aggregated their data to chart the progression of inclusion over the years.
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"Not a single one of those donations was actually a personal gift of Trump's own money," the Post writes.
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Based on a very unscientific survey of Vox moms, not a single one said they were using Johnson's Baby.
|
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Trump and his staff offered a variety of answers, but to this day haven't settled on a single one.
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Also true: though Rubio outdid Cruz in those states, he did not win a single one of them outright.
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Even though governments around the world have tried to stop the fraud, not a single one has been successful.
|
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Even more surprising, CloudFlare couldn't identify a single one that had resulted in a measurable denial-of-service attack.
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But not a single one of them can properly explain why "Baby Shark" has become the megalodon it is.
|
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They all looked shocked when I responded, "I am the mommy," but not a single one apologized to me.
|
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Nearly three weeks passed without a single one of Franken's Democratic colleagues in the Senate calling for his ouster.
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The Al Jazeera documentary had named six players as likely dopers, and the N.F.L. penalized not a single one.
|
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Run down the list of AFC contenders, and there isn't a single one the Raiders wouldn't beat right now.
|
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But in the recent and forthcoming crop of romances, I couldn't find a single one to fit that description.
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Not a single one is credited as a writer or director for the comedies they won their award for.
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It's quite clear that not a single one of those customers pursued their claims in arbitration and recovered anything.
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Strogatz eschews complicated formulas—hardly a single one appears in these pages—in favor of simple graphs and illustrations.
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My kitchen has a hodgepodge of different mugs I've collected over the years, and not a single one matches.
|
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As is, McConnell doesn't have to produce a single vote to confirm a single one of these Trump nominees.
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Not a single one in the top 21 by market capitalization was trading in the green Friday, according to CoinMarketCap.com.
|
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Will Russia ever condemn its ally Bashar Al-Assad here at the Council for a single one of these attacks?
|
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Oh, and I've tried my fair share of treatments on the quest to find a single one that doesn't hurt.
|
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However, not a single one of QD's four interactive dramas manages to be devoid of the gamified abuse of women.
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Taking a single one of these gigs used to be the norm, and after that, scientists passed into stable employment.
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Even to those who don't recognize a single one of his songs, his influence on the music industry is undeniable.
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I've been playing through a single one by myself in the game's offline mode each night before bed this week.
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"Basically, if you miss a single one of those things I just mentioned," he added, "you don't have a product."
|
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We know there were multiple dispersals out of Africa, but we can trace our ancestry back to a single one.
|
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Curry drained all 14 free-throw attempts in Game 2 after not attempting a single one in the opener. 3.
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Not a single one of these things look good on a pudgy lager-fiend with receding hair and no jawline.
|
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Conservative justices have used smokescreens to hide their positions on women's rights, without a single one admitting their position openly.
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Likewise, Braxton also deleted all of her Instagram photos and posted a single one of her in a red dress.
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I remembered the racial slurs I'd heard uttered about Arabs in high school, all before I met a single one.
|
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But Kasky stressed that "not a single one" of the donors has attempted to take charge of the group's efforts.
|
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Even worse, he was on the ice for ten goals against across all situations and not a single one for.
|
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It held only about a quarter of seats in the state Legislature, not a single one in a rural district.
|
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Mr. Netanyahu was able to bring together 103 seats out of the Knesset's 120 — and not a single one more.
|
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Not a single one of the 813 films Schneider has appeared in has secured a Metacritic score higher than 281.
|
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There are nine bird feeders around my house, but I've never seen a robin at a single one of them.
|
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The results of these excursions diverge from the government-produced image of the FARC as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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In fact, in his decades of service in the diplomatic core, he had never written a single one until now.
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He refused to grant a single one, including the request of a teen who became pregnant after she was raped.
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There is a verse that says, 'Every one of our days is numbered before a single one comes to pass.
|
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Not a single one of the leading American investment banks – supposedly the best in the world – trades above its book value.
|
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During that time, they've been the subject of several marriage rumors, but not a single one of them have been true.
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So creating a single one-off for April Fools' Day means that you have to take all of that into account.
|
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You can also remove the to controller piece from the grip, and use a single one flipped in a horizontal orientation.
|
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It won't hurt a single one of them but the hope is that it'll be intimidating enough to scare them off.
|
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And yet, not a single one is used in Kattan's new Instagram post that reveals exactly how she gets flawless brows.
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Let's just say that not a single one of us ended up biting the 99-cent bullet after the free trial.
|
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Not that this apparently mattered to investors, as not a single one questioned the Xbox hardware numbers during the earnings call.
|
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And yet—by all appearances—not a single one of those charges have stemmed from information provided by his cooperating witnesses.
|
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"There are so many games that are popular, we are a little less dependent on a single one," Darrell told Reuters.
|
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The retailer is consolidating different teams to build a single one that can support sales and operations under its advertising business.
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There's 18 tracks -- plenty of places for Mr. Carter to spit a verse -- but he doesn't rap on a single one.
|
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Out of the dozens of face masks we've slathered on during our childhood sleepovers, not a single one looked this thrilling.
|
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And not a single one — big ones, famous ones, ones starting out — have ever … suggested any kind of impropriety at all.
|
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But even to those who don't recognize a single one of his songs, his influence on the music industry is undeniable.
|
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And while the House has voted on eight bills with spending implications, the Senate has yet to address a single one.
|
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There's not a single one that's powered by magic, which is totally at odds with the cars of my childhood dreams.
|
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In his last start, Velasquez struck out 16 Padres without walking a single one in a complete game, three-hit shutout.
|
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The federal government ordered 10,000 ventilators from a health tech giant — but not a single one is in the national stockpile.
|
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J. R. Smith, who usually attempts about six 3-pointers a game, did not fire off a single one before being ejected.
|
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At least 40 people were watching this atrocity live, and not a single one of them felt compelled to call the cops.
|
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"All these tea partyers that came in here, there's not a single one of them who was from here originally," Coleman said.
|
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Footballers seem to agree: of the 242 players and coaches interviewed for the research, not a single one preferred to go second.
|
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Throughout the series, there is a prevalent theme of needing more victims to come forward in order to believe a single one.
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The Weeknd was seen partying with a ton of hot chicks at Coachella ... but he isn't locked down by a single one.
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As for the space's walls, some are brick and some are covered in orange graffiti, but not a single one is mirrored.
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As a result more than 100 lifers have been released, and not a single one has been convicted of a new felony.
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I even stashed a bunch of bandages in the pockets of my wedding dress but didn't need to use a single one.
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"Not a single one of my clients has held back because of the election," Mary Hoeveler, a New York art adviser, said.
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Of the 11 famous political figures there, including Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, and Mahatma Gandhi, not a single one was a woman.
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DeRozan iced the game with four free throws, and did not miss a single one of his 11 attempts on the night.
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On the other hand, Pastrami Masters makes sandwiches in four sizes, not just a single one the size of a hiking boot.
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Chomsky famously believes that a Martian would see all 7,000 of the world's languages as a single one — universal grammar — with variations.
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"Not a single one," said Shirley Anne Warshaw, a professor at Gettysburg College, who has written multiple books on presidential decision-making.
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With numerous House, local, and Senate races between them, the leading women in the 2020 race have not lost a single one.
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Seventy-nine were related to the Echo speaker, which features Alexa, and just a single one of those complaints mentioned privacy concerns.
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When I first looked into flights in August 22020, I had about 22,2000 points, which would cover a single one-way flight.
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It received fewer dollars - then not a single one this year - while inspections of its factories and detentions of its managers multiplied.
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Democrats haven't been able to stop a single one of Trump's gallery of ill-qualified, ethically challenged and backward-thinking cabinet appointees.
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The first time I saw her, I was blown away, and yet I couldn't tell you a single one of her jokes.
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I don't know a single one who thinks that the actions taken by world leaders at this week's Nuclear Security Summit are enough.
|
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A survey of 42 top economists failed to find a single one who believed the tax cuts wouldn't add to the national debt.
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You'll make a lot of chord progressions by accident, and the crowd remains ecstatic even if you don't get a single one right.
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Over the course of a single one-sixtieth-of-a-second cycle, 3DFS tech gathers and analyzes over a million points of data.
|
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Given the thousands of potential country-variety pairs, a monkey throwing darts would have virtually no hope of getting a single one right.
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In-office whitening treatments can take as little as a single one-hour session; trays from the dentist require seven to 10 days.
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Just watching his interview with George Stephanopoulos on Sunday was staggering: He could not defend a single one of Donald Trump's major positions.
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They had a lot of proposals, but not a single one of the health care bills put forward actually would have done that.
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But no, I didn't keep a single one... I don't think that rhinestone chopsticks will ever come back again, but you never know!
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At Microsoft, researchers are developing topological qubits—although its array of quantum labs around the world has yet to create a single one.
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Not a single one of the bus stations dotting East Broadway, which consist of waiting rooms with working ATMs and continuous industrial flooring.
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A single one of these ghost calls may seem trivial but when multiplied this slip-up can strain police dispatchers and waste time.
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It's hard to imagine a single one, least of all one who rows a single, will let anything get in the way now.
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Resident Evil's mythology became a storytelling mess after five games, but The Evil Within managed to feel that way in a single one!
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"We checked everything, and I can tell you there is not a single one who moved away from SAP," Klein told Business Insider.
|
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"Not a single one of these people carrying firearms out there in Texas caught this guy in what he was doing," Gualtieri said.
|
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The 2 guards allegedly completed slips stating they made those checks, but the feds say not a single one was actually carried through.
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I had ridden more than 60 miles without spotting a single one; now three appeared to be under the shade of a tree.
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Hundreds of billions were spent on "breeder" reactors and other esoteric designs and not a single one has yielded a commercial scale reactor.
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"Not a single one allows [concealed carry] permit holders, and we've seen a dramatic increase in college campuses of sexual assault," Taylor said.
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Currently, not a single one of California's elected officials is Republican, and Democrats hold a majority in both houses of the state legislature.
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At the same time, she's also revealed in interviews before that she's actually only had a single one-night stand in her life.
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In a recent University of Chicago poll of 37 economists, not a single one believed that Trump's tax cuts would pay for themselves.
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While nonmedical releases were permitted, an inspector general report found in 294, not a single one was approved over a six-year period.
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A 2018 survey found that nearly half of workers with paid sick days did not use a single one in the previous year.
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When LIMA was created, Gozali, its chief executive, combined the separate sports leagues into a single one, with the backing of initial investors.
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If Super Cruise makes a mistake — it didn't make a single one in my tests — the onus is on you to correct it.
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Meanwhile, the filings say, Lazard, a financial advisor hired by SolarCity, sought other bids for the company and couldn't find a single one.
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There are eight specialized high schools in New York City that admit students based on their performance on a single, one-day test.
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"There wasn't a single person in my circle whom I wouldn't be begging to help him — not a single one," Maksakova told me.
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I don't consider anyone using the tag "Democratic Socialist" to be an actual Democrat and I won't support a single one of them.
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"Not a single one of Dr. Chen's simulated 1,000 plans created nine Republican congressional districts and five Democratic congressional districts," the judges wrote.
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What I quickly realized, as I lay in the ER, is that reporting on multiple concussions hadn't exactly prepared me for a single one.
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Dede says that you can torch 800 to 1,000 calories in a single, one-hour class, but the calorie burn continues for several hours.
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If I had to buy a single one of these right now, I'd go with the Trakke — the attention to detail appeals to me.
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Here are seven Android apps that are actually well suited to running on top of Chrome OS.Shockingly not a single one comes from Adobe.
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Not a single one has ever been linked to a fatal terror attack on American soil, undermining Trump's national security justification for the cutback.
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Evolutionarily speaking, it's thought that parasites tend to switch from a wide array of hosts to a single one because it's more resource-efficient.
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Whereas a modern jetliner creates several terabytes of data a day, it takes the average cargo ship 50 days to produce a single one.
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On the other hand, not a single one of the 18 cases brought against the United States by Canadian or Mexican companies has succeeded.
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HP, like Apple, has opted for USB Type-C on the Folio, but thankfully HP has provided two ports instead of a single one.
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Warren did not beat Trump in a single one of the battleground states, the best that she could even come up with was Arizona.
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"We know there were multiple dispersals out of Africa, but we can trace our ancestry back to a single one," a genome expert said.
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In September, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu exposed the inconvenient truth that Palestinians insist that their "state" will have no Jews — not a single one.
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In May, GLAAD released a report that found that not a single one of the 110 films released in 2018 featured a transgender character.
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Gary BelvinMarch 13, 2016 Google declined to say specifically how many engineers work on the project, but said it's more than a single one.
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She has good news: the pathology report is back and not a single one of the 20 nodes she removed tested positive for cancer.
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Those in support of Hillary Clinton were comparatively easy to keep track of: I traveled nearly 2,500 miles before I saw a single one.
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Jane dutifully follows the thread of these mysteries until she comes to a moment in which she must choose a single one to investigate.
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Mr. Hopp's performance peeled back the character's many layers and identities — Everyman, fool, pious Jew, paterfamilias — without ever reducing him to a single one.
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She said one big factor was paying attention to the length of her videos and how many ads she included within a single one.
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The service will cost $4 per ride, about $1.25 more than a single one-way ride on a New York City subway or bus.
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While the House passed 10 of 12 annual appropriations bills along party lines, the consensus-driven Senate has failed to pass a single one.
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With a slim 53-seat majority, he can afford to lose very few Republicans, and would much prefer to not lose a single one.
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In any case, a special bipartisan, bicameral committee last year considered numerous changes in budget procedures and failed to agree on a single one.
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The founders did not intend a minority of senators, let alone a single one, to be able to obstruct the majority of the chamber.
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Not a single one of the combined 12 charges leveled against the two men alleges any wrongdoing related to Russian interference in the election.
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Now, the only test that remains is whether Stassi's new guy can meet Lisa Vanderpump without mentioning a single one of her her body parts.
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For what it's worth, Consumer Reports now says that not a single one of Apple's new laptops falls below 15.75 hours on a single charge.
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Not a single one advertised or promoted the ability of Apple's software to block law enforcement requests for access to the contents of Apple devices.
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Not a single one of the questions asked ever got answered by the artist, no matter who was asking it or what it was about.
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At the 210 mark, he was forced to backtrack to every single previous seed he'd already found to ensure not a single one went overlooked.
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" He continued: "Several actions need to be taken in order to take possession of a house — and not a single one of them was taken.
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I've never seen a single one of them in the wild and Samsung appears to have quietly dropped any mention of it from its website.
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It's easy, and you'll never look back on the days when you owned 15 highlighters and didn't know what to do with a single one.
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However, "Not a single one of the cruise missiles entered the zone of Russian air defense systems," Russia's Defense Ministry said in a Saturday statement.
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A calculation by a pair of Dutch researchers six years ago suggested that growing a single one of them consumes around a gallon of water.
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Mr. Riley plucked five scorpions from a single one of those, 107 scorpions after 90 minutes of crouching and leaning forward to snag the critters.
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But in court, she was silent: Though her defense team cross-examined the prosecution's witnesses, it rested without calling a single one of its own.
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"Of all the rules that the Fed has issued during your time there ... you don't think a single one should be made tougher?" asked Sen.
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"In such attacks, every one of them is released, not a single one has been punished, and that's what really upsets the Copts," he said.
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Licensing and approving launches used to be overseen by at least three different agencies, and this bill would consolidate those responsibilities under a single one.
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In fact, Mr. Trump struggled to identify a single one of the instructors he claimed to have handpicked, even after he was shown their photographs.
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It wasn't until 2010 Oscars that Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win Best Director — and not a single one has been nominated since.
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I looked around and saw the sea of white faces staring on the packed beach — not a single one had made a move to help.
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HHS ordered 10,000 units of the Trilogy Evo Universal ventilator in September— but the investigation found not a single one is in the national stockpile.
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More than 200 of our clients have been released from life sentences, and not a single one has gone on to commit a violent crime.
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"I don't think a single one can say they've met their commitments 100 percent," said Justin Adams, executive director of the Tropical Forest Alliance 2020.
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While most jewelers matched the independent ratings for the diamond's clarity and color, not a single one was able to identify it as lab-grown.
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But somehow I'd missed one crucial detail: out of the 11 statues dotted around the iconic square, not a single one was of a woman.
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Each one of these live events has been extremely cool, and I don't think I've missed a single one since I've started playing the game.
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And with just six episodes in this season, you're going to want to make sure you don't miss a single one so you can avoid spoilers.
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Mattel employee Frank Nakamura spent weeks searching Japan for a manufacturer with the equipment to recreate Lilli and found only a single one: Kokusai Boeki Kaisha.
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I've used at least one of the six shades almost every day for more than a year and I haven't run out of a single one.
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But like all of our problems, there isn't a single one that can't be solved with common sense if you remove the ego and the politics.
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They replaced the four pulpits at the foot of the Kaaba, one for each of Sunni Islam's schools, with a single one, exclusively for Wahhabi preachers.
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"If you hire a single one of these people, that means war," Steve Jobs, Apple's then boss, warned Sergey Brin, a founder of Google, in 22011.
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If appellation were adopted, different regions could have their own products, which, again, makes it harder to take over the industry and produce a single one.
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When asked this morning which talk had been my favorite of the day before, it took me a full 30 seconds to remember a single one.
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Not a single one of the vaccinated participants developed an infection by any measurement: virus circulating in the blood, rashes, or dips in white blood count.
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Yet I have never read a single one of Wodehouse's Blandings novels, which seems like both a literary sin and a crime against my own mood.
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"Based on what I see so far, there's at least 1.375 billion of those dollars when the speaker said we wouldn't see a single one," Sen.
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"If you hire a single one of these people, that means war," Steve Jobs told a Google executive in 2005, after a recruiter approached Apple employees.
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"We shouldn't have a single one of these cases happening," said Dr. Haider Warraich, a cardiology fellow at Duke University and first author of the study.
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Each time you pull on a wipe, a single one slips out with zero effort and without two or three more wipes dragging along behind it.
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More than 30 of those national emergencies remain in effect — and Congress has never reviewed a single one in the history of the National Emergencies Act.
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But not a single one addressed how any of the candidates running for president of the United States would empower workers to organize in a union.
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Modeling even a single one at high resolution requires the fastest supercomputers in the world; modeling a planet's worth will be beyond our capabilities for decades.
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Look at the Rotten Tomatoes scores for a bunch of video game movies and you won't find a single one that breaks the 50 percent mark.
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I haven't heard a single one say that they are going to suddenly pull away the co-payment and deductible subsidies from their low-income customers.
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" And I was like, mortified teenager, but I was like, "Actually, now that you mention it, I'm looking at the cover, there's not a single one.
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Belgian MEP Philippe Lamberts pointed out that he had asked six binary questions needing yes or no answers, and not a single one had been answered.
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Not a single one of the 6003 Republican districts (there are 13 in total) is rated by the Cook Political Report as less than R+6.
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Not a single one of these countries are on Trump's banned list, though, with the possible exception of Lebanon, Trump has business ties in all of them.
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The police department did not substantiate a single one of the complaints of biased policing it received between October 2014 and January 2019, according to the report.
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And it's no longer about providing a single, one-size-fits-all solution, but a patchwork of different approaches all targeting different segments of the connectivity problem.
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And not a single one of them is on track to post a return this year of more than 5 percent, a phenomenon last observed in 1972.
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Even though red dwarfs comprise over three-quarters of all stars in the Milky Way, not a single one of them is visible to the naked eye.
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However, only four presentations address the involvement of Russia in the 2016 election — and not a single one of these four is by a tenured American academic.
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So far, 135 of my colleagues in the House have signed on to co-sponsor this bill, though not a single one of them is a Republican.
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His frequent absenteeism was so bad that it prompted calls for his resignation, and a prominent supporter famously couldn't name a single one of Rubio's senate accomplishments.
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She hasn't had a single one since breaking up with her fiancé, however, and now she spends all her time at home with her special-needs kid.
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Republicans will certainly use approval of the GOP tax plan while campaigning, and that could really hurt Democrats considering not a single one voted for the bill.
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I also want them to know that I have not forgotten the face of a single one of those victims I've seen and I probably never will.
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But of the three highest-profile Democratic candidates who were repositories of the party's hopes — Beto O'Rourke, Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum — not a single one won.
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I've had about a hundred of them over the past few years, and I doubt there's a single one I could pick out of a police lineup.
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Every quarter, we hear talk about raising the interest rates, but in recent years, we have only witnessed a single one-quarter percent increase in the rate.
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Congress has 12 weeks left before all 12 appropriations bills are due, and not a single one is close to the starting — let alone the finish — line.
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I've worked with hundreds of actresses and not a single one — big ones, famous ones, ones starting out — have ever ever suggested any kind of impropriety at all.
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"Obviously it changed some games around this year," said Vinatieri, who converted 32 of 35 extra points this season after five successive seasons without missing a single one.
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"You don't have the courage of a single one of your convictions..." Bee says to Ryan, who has stood by Trump through the various insults of his campaign.
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I've worked with hundreds of actresses and not a single one—big ones, famous ones, ones starting out—have ever ever suggested any kind of impropriety at all.
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Of top 1.53 global carbon emitters, not a single one is hitting its climate goals as outlined under the Paris Agreement, per data from the Climate Action Tracker.
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We have now heard from six of the eight Democrats on this committee, and to my knowledge, I don't think a single one of them asked that question.
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Not a single one of those investigations — in 0003 states and four separate Congressional committees — has turned up a shred of evidence that Planned Parenthood did anything wrong.
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And, sure, while there are definitely benefits to some of those splurges, we just can't justify paying the cost of rent on a single, one-and-done product.
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"We are looking and evaluating all the options which we receive but do not focus on a single (one)," she said in a written reply to Reuters questions.
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" Clovis said the professor followed up with an email containing some of his research materials, but "to this day, I have not read a single one of them.
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"We got the news, and we checked everything, and I can tell you there is not a single one who moved away from SAP," Klein told Business Insider.
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The "March for Our Lives" rally in Washington, D.C., had a long list of speakers and performers, but not a single one of them was an elected official.
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However, Comey had no other choice, as he admitted that not a single one of the many career FBI agents involved in the investigation would have recommended prosecution.
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I've worked with hundreds of actresses and not a single one -- big ones, famous ones, ones starting out --have ever, ever suggested any kind of impropriety at all.
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Since 1929, 595 films have been nominated for the Best Cinematography Award at the Oscars, but not a single one had a female cinematographer—until earlier this week.
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The only problem is that of the 220 countries that voted in favor of the treaty language, not a single one was in possession of a nuclear weapon.
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The SEC said in this latest response that it was stunned to discover that Musk had not sought pre-approval for a single one his tweets about Tesla.
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Of those who came home safely, I don't think there was a single one who wasn't changed in some way by the experience, and not for the better.
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According to an access to information request by university paper The Strand, of the 137 informal harassment complaints, not a single one led to a suspension or expulsion.
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Federico Ríos Escobar documents FARC camps with a keen eye; his images diverge from the government-produced image of the armed forces as a single, one-dimensional enemy.
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And, bafflingly, when Tokyo-based Nikon enlisted 32 photographers from Asia, Africa and the Middle East to promote a new camera, not a single one was a woman.
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They insisted not a single one of them would vote to end debate on Gorsuch, leaving Republicans well short of the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster.
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"Of the three highest-profile Democratic candidates who were repositories of the party's hopes — Beto O'Rourke, Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum — not a single one won," Kristof writes.
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To my knowledge, not a single one broached the subject of why Clinton might want to reduce coal combustion and whether, given the circumstances, that's a good idea.
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It's a single, one-stop shop where you can discover, apply, track and manage your benefits, everything from short-term engagements to ... What happened to all the other sites?
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We'd have to believe that not a single one of them will ever do something that disproportionately helps Trump's private business — an idea that doesn't pass the laugh test.
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The things that we have done to make OpenStack more usable apply broadly to these businesses [that use it], because there isn't a single one that's only running OpenStack.
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Of the more than 60 HFRI indices, not a single one has managed to provide even half the total return of the S&P 500 over the same period.
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Soundskrit is a brand new company that aims to replace those many mics with a single one that can clearly hear and separate sound from multiple sources and directions.
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Of the 2200 men to have taken at least 2400 Test wickets in their careers, not a single one is a spinner who made his debut in the 219s.
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Not a single one has died under his care, he said, and he has refrained from selling any, preferring to remain the only zoo in Japan that has them.
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Merge simply says that two mental objects can be merged into a bigger one, and mental operations can be performed on that as if it were a single one.
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A herd of tens of thousands of computers, or even hundreds of thousands, can accomplish what a single one cannot, and bury a target beneath a blizzard of traffic.
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Not a single one of these renewals has made any substantive improvements to the program and all have created uncertainty, which roils real estate markets in flood-prone areas.
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And even if you don't own a single one of their albums (or singles), you'll have heard—and maybe even sung or danced along to—one of their songs.
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By and large, all of my clients seemed like nice, normal people, at least via e-mail and on the phone—I never met a single one in person.
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"Not a single one of those countries is on Trump's list, and the ones that do show up repeatedly — especially Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt — aren't on the list."
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When a reporter recently challenged Liu to answer the middle-school questions about the "meaning" and the "central themes" of his story, he didn't get a single one right.
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The relationships, the characters, the turns and reversals: In two hours and 48 minutes, not a single one wasted, the film gives you everything you didn't know you wanted.
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They will do this to protect all of us in the traveling public, because of a huge outside stressor that not a single one of them should be blamed for.
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At a time when hospitals are desperately needed, few have withstood the relentless bombardment -- not a single one is operating at full capacity, the Syrian American Medical Society told CNN.
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Rescuers debilitated Hospitals have been obliterated in months of bombing and by the start of this week there wasn't a single one in operation, O'Brien and medical organizations have said.
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Then I spotted it being unwrapped by Too Faced founder Jerrod Blandino, and in makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes' tutorials on Instagram Stories — not a single one marked as #sponsored.
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These 14 hacks are so ridiculously easy that not a single one takes more than 15 minutes to knock out, especially when you enlist the help of your Google Assistant.
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Apple's main education site has 17 devices pictured, 16 of them are iPads and only a single one is an aging MacBook Air that's being used to administer six iPads.
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"Since [a] single one-off food distribution on 18 October, this has been tightened to a total stranglehold siege," a January 7 press release from Doctors Without Borders (MSF) explains.
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Indeed, Mr. Muñoz, who monitors the frog population, said that when he scoured more than 100 square miles of the lake in January, not a single one could be found.
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"The sad truth is that among the most prominent and capable media organizations in the world there was not a single one interested in reporting on the story," Doe writes.
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Just three percent of stories even obliquely referenced the value of teacher pensions, and not a single one mentioned teacher vacation time or the length of the teacher work year.
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"There was not a single attack done with a legal weapon, not a single one," he said, painting a dark picture of a future Switzerland that has disarmed private citizens.
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Some of them went, as Conan Doyle's expedition had, for the whales, a single one of which could fetch more than a quarter of a million dollars in today's money.
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Literally not a single one of those countries is on Trump's list, and the ones that do show up repeatedly — especially Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt — aren't on the list.
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" The solution to this, the author concludes, is "everyday citizens rising above politics, reaching across the aisle and resolving to shed the labels in favor of a single one: Americans.
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Dagur Sveinn Dagbjartsson, coach education coordinator, said the country's soccer federation realized that with so few players, it needed to make sure not a single one slipped through the cracks.
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Even if you don't know a single one of us, perhaps our existence encourages you to believe that gender is more expansive than you imagined and that progress is possible.
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"You could go from Mill Valley about five minutes and be in an area in San Rafael where families are jammed together in a single one-bedroom apartment," he said.
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"You don't have the courage of a single one of your convictions, but you were smart to disinvite Trump from your Fall Fest [a fundraising event in Wisconsin]," Bee said.
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But the real difference will be made by everyday citizens rising above politics, reaching across the aisle and resolving to shed the labels in favor of a single one: Americans.
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Trump says he has done nothing wrong, and his Republican allies in the House agree with him - not a single one voted for either of the two articles of impeachment.
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But, that's nothing when compared to the political fallout from even a single one of the 11 saying something to Ford that is deemed to be offensive, bullying or inappropriate.
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With five adults on board on a short road trip, not a single one complained, even though the seatbelt for the rear center position is awkwardly mounted on the ceiling.
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The actuarial tables were not always to be trusted and, even if the math were to be borne out, I would not trade away a single one of these days.
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Trump says he has done nothing wrong, and his Republican allies in the House agree with him — not a single one voted for either of the two articles of impeachment.
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In a separate study, he analyzed 300 profiles from Jack'd, another dating app, and couldn't find a single one in which the user self-identified as femme or non-masculine.
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"Elect us back next year and the BJP will not allow a single one of them to stay in this country," Shah said, without specifically mentioning any group of migrants.
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You're surrounded by 30 women from all walks of life, all corners of the United Kingdom, and not a single one of them will go on a date with you.
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In my time on the bench, no federal judge, not a single one in the country, has sent more women law clerks to clerk on the Supreme Court than I have.
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"There are very few companies in Russia who can build railways and not a single one of them agreed to such a price - it is too low," said an industry source.
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I hear them emanate from dressing-room mirrors, where I've brought in ten items and can't find a single one that doesn't make my lower half look, to me, cartoonishly outsize.
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We're still awaiting more details from Microsoft, but just from looking at it, you can see that the new Surface clearly has two screens instead of a single one that folds.
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You can't copyright a single one, or even the combination of a few of them in succession (although you can trademark slogans), but you can in fact copyright, say, a ballet.
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They underestimate readers and over-explain the text, Mr Alter says, disambiguating the many possible meanings of a word in favour of a single one, resulting in a "deceptive antiseptic clarity".
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Rockstar is seen here boasting about the amount of union-backed workers contributing to Red Dead Redemption 2, but not a single one of those union workers is employed by Rockstar.
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We won the next few games but not a single one of those wins meant anything compared to the outcome of that stand by Quintana at the end of his outing.
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Saltz argues that there are only 15-20 existing paintings from da Vinci, and "not a single one of them pictures a person straight on like this one," among other points.
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In one example that Sewell found, Freedom said that there would be six in-network oncologists in Duval County, a large county in Florida, but patients couldn't find a single one.
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His comments at the rally contained references to Jesus and a call for a Republican victory in the 2018 midterms; he did not name a single one of the Pittsburgh victims.
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If a single one of those scarred skies were to have precipitated the ensuing regulation, it would have been that above Donora, Pennsylvania in October of 1303, when everything turned dark.
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It's an act of violence that not a single one of us would label as banter or treat as a distraction if it had been perpetrated against someone we cared for.
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To drive this point home, not a single one of the nine Congress members who represent districts on the US-Mexico border think there should be a wall, as CBS reported.
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But now, less than a week after the Odessa massacre, he's rolled out eight executive orders to combat future mass shootings — and not a single one makes any mention of guns.
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It was such a long time ago, and not a single one of the many Leavers I've had hours of conversations with over the years has explicitly expressed wanting it back.
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Only the National Archives and Records Administration responded, stating it has a single one-page document that is relevant to their request — and that it is withholding that document in full.
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Interestingly, the album is packed with 20 songs and not a single one seems to reference Nick Cannon ...who's desperately been trying to lure Em into a rap battle for months.
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I was not, because of sanity and age, able to attend the sole 24-hour marathon, but I saw 18 of the 24 hours and do not regret a single one.
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The book is an illuminating journey through the world of these slippery visuals — and it's incredible what she was able to achieve without reproducing a single one in the book itself.
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According to a guild spokeswoman, the minimum earnings required to qualify for health coverage are considerably less than the $47,371 a director makes from directing a single one-hour television episode.
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Editorial Three months after President Trump abruptly fired half of the nation's 93 United States attorneys, following the resignations of the other half, he has yet to replace a single one.
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One person who may not have seen a single one of these memes is Big Little Lies star Laura Dern, who had a questionable response when asked about Baby Yoda fever.
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While the court granted review in both cases, it has consolidated them for a single one-hour argument, probably in November and probably on the same day as the transgender case.
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In my time on the bench, no federal judge, not a single one in the country, has sent more women law clerks to clerk on the supreme court than I have.
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"Of those advertisements, not a single one has ever advertised or promoted the ability of Apple's software to block law enforcement requests for access to the contents of Apple devices," Ferrini said.
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Enter: C.Y.O. It screams Gen Z for two major reasons — it's really affordable (not a single one of the 160 products is over $8) and it wants you to break the rules.
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Held to five hits through eight innings, the Phillies threatened in the ninth when Odubel Herrera led off against Peralta with a single and Nick Williams added a single one out later.
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Although we've adopted principles that pay lip service to that objective, not a single one of the draft recommendations attempts to meaningfully identify any new or significant resources to promote digital inclusion.
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It was normal in town for some children to make their lives elsewhere, but to have five kids and be left with not a single one to show for it was embarrassing.
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One Conservative MP who visited representatives of EU member states in Brussels last month told Business Insider that "not a single one indicated any likelihood of the withdrawal agreement being opened."2.
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Silverstein: And you've had a long career as an entrepreneur as well as an investor, what is the biggest mistakes that you've made when it comes to culture — or a single one?
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Last year, Utah Valley University granted 1,996 two-year associate's degrees, compared with only 58 master's degrees in two small business and education programs, in addition to a single one in nursing.
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The movie has "four really great female characters ... but not a single one of them is an archetype," said Amy Adams, who reprises her role as intrepid Daily Planet journalist Lois Lane.
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Schvartsman faces the task of engaging Vale's investors in a plan to phase out a 20-year controlling shareholder pact and merge the company's two classes of stock into a single one.
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"He pushed a woman out of office and didn't put a single one in his cabinet," said Vanda Denise Maria Silva, who had spent all day Thursday outside the presidential palace, protesting.
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Flying "used" would save Iridum some money, but it's a gamble: Each of Iridium's payloads is worth a quarter billion dollars and the loss of even a single one would be disastrous.
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His attorneys asked the court Monday to include in its jury instructions that the government's "proof at most establishes the existence of several separate and independent conspiracies" rather than a single one.
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The House has typically passed multiple spending bills on the floor by this point in the summer, but so far not a single one for 2018 has made it for a vote.
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There still were not many cases where we live, just outside a large city (eight in a region of more than a million people, and not a single one in our district).
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But the move is hardly meritorious, considering Congress remains far from a final compromise on a single one of the 303 funding bills that should be delivered to President Donald Trump's desk.
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Say what you like about McClaren, Capello, Hoddle and the like, not a single one of them could polish off a pint of wine with the same panache and enthusiasm as Sam Allardyce.
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Instead, they linked haptens to proteins using methylene groups (a carbon atom attached to two, rather than three, hydrogens, and connected to its parent molecule by a double bond, not a single one).
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Schneider also wants to build Envkey to work on any platform, rather than having it pinned down to a single one, such as one Amazon might do for its web services for example.
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The same limitations of multi-room AirPlay will apply with a stereo-paired HomePod as with a single one, where you'll still need Apple Music to make the most of the set up.
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We can theorize about crossing timelines, quantum entanglement, the multiverse being systematically re-absorbed back into a single One, CERN busting portals into other dimensions... but we have no hard and true answer.
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Hamilton had said earlier in the week, in another Instagram post he subsequently deleted, that "not a single one of them could find a good thing to say" about his performance at Hockenheim.
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"Of those advertisements, not a single one has ever advertised or promoted the ability of Apple's software to block law enforcement requests for access to the contents of Apple devices," the declaration reads.
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"We build friendships, and we have not lost a single one, and at the same time we are able to boldly and defensively protect and defend our own national interests," Montenegro's government said.
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The New York Police Department received nearly 3,000 reports of biased policing in the past five years but has not substantiated a single one, according to a report from the city released Wednesday.
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"That the SEC failed to prove a single one of its claims illustrates what we have maintained all along - that this case should never have been brought in the first place," he said.
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Instead, there was a single one-and-a-half-hour session in November, hastily put together with a 1st year MA student with a BFA background, and one of the new faculty members.
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Scalia's idea of a unitary executive lost out in 1988 — he couldn't even convince a single one of his colleagues to join his jeremiad against agency officials who act independently from the president.
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The regulator said Monday that it was "stunning" that Musk "had not sought pre-approval for a single one of the numerous tweets about Tesla" he has published since the settlement was agreed.
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"They were in such a state of shock that I remember not a single one of them was able to finish a sentence," she recalled in an interview with the BBC in 2016.
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A sample of those are on view in her solo exhibition, Silvery Light at Bruce Silverstein, which fills the gallery with such lunar photographs, of which not a single one she originally captured.
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But probably the biggest sign that these kinds of tests shouldn't be taken too seriously is, as Knight points out, the fact that the FDA hasn't approved a single one of these kits.
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Aside from gaining attention from Payne's thousands of Facebook followers, it yielded few results—to this day Payne isn't aware of a single one of his investigations that has led to criminal charges.
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Beside its red cables, which Anker offers in both standard and braided nylon versions, and a single one-off red battery pack, the company sells products in only two color options: black and white.
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But the mechanical brain still needed a human brain to confirm what the machine thought it knew before the main engine or even a single one of the sixteen smaller thrusters would be fired.
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Nazmul Islam Bhuiyan, a Gauhati lawyer who estimates he has worked on about 200 cases in six tribunals, said police had not done a proper initial inquiry in a single one of his cases.
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He acknowledges more violent charges in Charles' past, including kidnapping, but says, "People change" and stresses that Charles has had no issues — not a single one — in the 22 years since his cocaine conviction.
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But in the current passing environment, he's already a positive-value player (3.1% DVOA through Week 3), and he hasn't even drawn pass interference on a single one of his many deep balls yet.
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"We build friendships, and we have not lost a single one, and at the same time we are able to boldly and defensively protect and defend our own national interests," the government statement said.
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But here's the thing: I'm convinced that none of that would have happened -—I would not have landed a single one of those lucrative gigs — if not for those first dozen years of experience.
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Millions of taxpayer dollars were spent on developing portable, easy-to-use ventilators to prepare for a national health crisis like the coronavirus pandemic — but not a single one is in the federal stockpile.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — The Emmy-award winning actor John Lithgow does not have a favorite word, he says, because he loves too many of them to narrow the choice down to a single one.
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And while all those mascot pieces certainly seemed to satiate a certain need by the media to perform its hollow identity politics, it seems neither the teams nor their fans read a single one.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, who is presiding over the trial, indicated late Wednesday "a single, one-page classified document identified by the House managers" had been entered into evidence under the Senate's standing rules.
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Warren had one of her best moments when she pointed out that the male candidates with whom she shared the stage had collectively lost 403 elections, while the women hadn't lost a single one.
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And do not, under any circumstances, spend a single one of my tax dollars on these freeloaders, who seem to have the uncanny ability to make normally sane people take leave of their senses.
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"There are only a handful of real experts on the conservative side on this issue and not a single one of them (including [redacted]) have been called other than Kris Kobach," the email continued.
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Not a single one was shot down, or apparently even detected, by either Saudi or American radar, despite a massive American land and ship presence all along the Arab side of the Persian Gulf.
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Consider that a single one of [former Fox News host] Bill O'Reilly's accusers was paid $32 million, while in this tentative civil settlement, dozens or more of Weinstein's accusers will split the $25 million.
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"I was surprised because not a single candidate — either the people who are going to be here for the debate or the Republican candidate — not a single one had an accessible website," said Jacko.
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The reigning champion and top-ranked player in the world, 27-year-old Magnus Carlsen of Norway, failed to win a single one of his contests against the challenger, 26-year-old American Fabiano Caruana.
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Philips Hue products even have a built-in wake-up and night light function that lets you adjust the color temperature of the bulb, and a single one of those is as cheap as $15.
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As Yau points out, it does a great job of busting the myth that half of all marriages end in divorce: The line never rises above 45 percent for a single one of the demographics.
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Existing small drones are usually polycopters—helicopters that have a set of rotors (generally four or six) arranged at the vertices of a regular polygon, rather than a single one above their centre of gravity.
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Nearly two million companies are incorporated in the United States each year, and not a single one is required to disclose the true, human person who owns or controls it when it is set up.
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Despite growing up in the backyard of college hoops powers Duke and North Carolina, Curry's list of scholarship offers was decidedly unimpressive, with only a single one from a school in a top sports conference.
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For people looking to get in on cryptocurrencies without having to bet on a single one, a new money management firm is trying to make crypto-investing as easy as buying the S&P 20173.
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Over 39% of millennial women polled in the Refinery29/ABC News Vote Your Values poll say they wouldn't want to eat a meal with a single one of the five candidates still in the race.
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Despite using millions of taxpayer dollars to produce an additional 10,000 units of the critical medical equipment for a global pandemic such as the coronavirus outbreak, not a single one is in the national stockpile.
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"None have been passed — not a single one — and nine haven't even been sent to the Congress," said Ronald A. Klain, who was a top White House aide under Mr. Obama and President Bill Clinton.
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" The people I spoke to in Cleveland backed this up: Protesters called for peace, and not a single one told me they wanted any violence — including those who had radical ideas like "abolish the police.
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While I'm a huge fan of the likes of J Balvin, Gente de Zona, and Enrique Iglesias, it was actually pretty shocking that on a night featuring 10 performers, not a single one was a woman.
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Microsoft tells us it's an M.2 2230 SSD, which is smaller than most M.2 SSDs, and not super easy to come by — we couldn't find a single one on Amazon or Newegg, for example.
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Not even a suggestion by Le Roux, who ran one of the world's largest pharmaceutical networks, that a single one of his thousands of online storefronts accept bitcoin as a way out of his payment troubles.
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After all, even if the data behind the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals could be verified, what do they signify if not a single one mentions the words individual rights, civil liberties, or democracy—even once?
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The Lily drone was supposed to ship by now, but the company shut down in January before ever delivering a single one of its hyped drones to any of the over 22015,000 people who preordered one.
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The idea behind the DSM, launched in May 2015 and heavily backed by the UK Government at the time, was to tear down regulatory walls and move from 28 national 'digital' markets to a single one.
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In my close to a hundred conversations with Syrian refugees living in very difficult conditions, not a single one expressed a desire to travel to Europe or the United States unless they had absolutely no choice.
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New Zealand's Tom Walsh goes out and throws an astonishing 22.90 and then, fatefully, goes so hard in his next four throws trying for a world record that he doesn't land a single one in bounds.
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Not a single House Republican voted to authorize the impeachment inquiry into Mr. Trump and not a single one is expected to vote for articles of impeachment when they reach the floor in the coming days.
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White House aides were also thrilled when House Republicans stuck together and not a single one voted last Thursday to move forward with the impeachment inquiry, viewing it a sign of great support among Republican lawmakers.
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It is lunchtime at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, India, and of the nearly 255,22013 people who eat here on an average day, not a single one of them will pay for the food they consume.
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Although around 200 people showed up to the rally, but Michael Caputo, the organizer of the event, told the Guardian that not a single one of the Republican candidates had replied to his invitation to attend.
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When news broke late Saturday that the actor and comedian Aziz Ansari had been accused of sexual misconduct, I had plenty of thoughts but didn't feel compelled to share a single one of them on social media.
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Throughout more than six years in office, including a short, ill-fated run for the presidency, de Blasio has taken a decidedly non-confrontational approach with the Council and hasn't vetoed a single one of their bills.
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And the reason is that while your abs might look like a series of individual muscles, it's actually a single one that operates on the "all or nothing" principle: Either the whole thing contracts, or it doesn't.
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Here's how you know it's true love: Your partner is a Harry Potter fanatic and you haven't read a single one of the books, but you agree on a Harry Potter vibe as your wedding theme anyway.
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Not a single one of the past 12 successful nominees to the high court, whether nominated by a Republican president or a Democratic president, faced a wait of more than 100 days to get a confirmation vote.
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After Hatsune Miku bid her fans adieu and evaporated from the stage, not a single one of them left the room, instead they chanted her name and waved their glow sticks as if compelled by unknown forces.
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President Donald Trump said in an interview with ABC News that aired Wednesday that he believes millions of illegal votes were cast in the 2016 election but that not a single one was cast in his name.
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"I've read hundreds of survivors' testimonies, yet I do not recall a single one where the writer has not described an episode of betrayal, blackmail or denunciation on the part of their fellow Polish citizens," he wrote.
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I challenge anyone to find a single one of the millions of affected users who provided information to Facebook with the expectation that Cambridge Analytica would use it to develop "psychographic" voting profiles for targeted political ads.
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Yet, despite there being a substantial majority of 6900 Republican senators, the House Republicans managing the impeachment trial could not obtain a majority, or 2628 votes, to support a single one of those three House impeachment articles.
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" The emails from 2001 were prompted by an acquaintance of Sackler's, who first sent him a note that read, "Abusers die, well that is the choice they made, I doubt a single one didn't know of the risks.
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That's 30 people with intimate knowledge of Jenner's top-secret pregnancy, and not a single one shared a photo — we have to assume that at this party, Jenner politely requested that no one share photos from the occasion.
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And even less of it gets counted when someone consumes it on a phone or outside the U.S. So BuzzFeed is arguing that it needs new metrics to define its audience, and that a single one won't do.
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But the reason I'm literally losing sleep over Donald Trump is, if you think about all of those previous demagogues, not a single one of them was half as close to ultimate power as Donald Trump now is.
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Amazon knows me very well.)"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "Not only do you now have a scrunchie for every outfit, you can theoretically go a full month (plus about an extra week) without repeating a. single. one.
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"Despite the claims of their paid lobbyists, not a single one of the 16 CEOs I wrote was willing to defend efforts to gut the (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's) pro-consumer arbitration rule," she said in a statement.
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The other part of me is sobbing for attention on the inside because I haven't been able to land a part in a single one of the 150-ish commercials I've auditioned for over the last four years.
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He continues: Having spoken with leadership figures from several dozen armed factions in recent weeks, I can say that not a single one has suggested any willingness to withdraw from the front-lines on which JFS is present.
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But all in all, the authors concluded that since so few kids met all three measures (and some didn't meet a single one) improving adherence to any of these guidelines could potentially improve physical health and cognitive performance.
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Monmouth's pollsters also asked about possible changes to the state order: 56 percent of Democrats said that no one state should go first, instead saying there should be a single, one-day primary to choose their party's nominee.
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These dumps, combined with the news media's obsession with campaign trivia and gossip, have resulted in whistle-drowning, rather than whistle-blowing: In a sea of so many whistles blowing so loud, we cannot hear a single one.
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Every contender for the 22013 Democratic nomination has come out against Trump's hard-line immigration policies to some degree, and not a single one supports family separation, wants to restrict asylum protections, or has called for more deportations.
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Every contender for the 240 Democratic nomination has come out against Trump's hard-line immigration policies to some degree, and not a single one supports family separation, wants to restrict asylum protections, or has called for more deportations.
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Though I've watched thousands of Knicks games, I can't remember a single one with the clarity I remember that first WNBA game – not just the action on the court, but who I was in the moment I watched it.
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Here are the top five free iPad apps of 2017, according to Apple: YouTube Netflix Facebook Messenger Google Chrome Not a single one of these needs an Mac app — all of them work just fine in your desktop browser.
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Individual experiences of autism vary widely — in 2013, the American Psychiatric Association combined several related diagnoses into a single one, autism spectrum disorder, arguing that the condition is best understood as a continuum of symptoms that vary in severity.
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But over the course of roughly 20 minutes, Franken, who did not apologize for his alleged actions, admit wrongdoing, or name a single one of his accusers, left the Senate floor somehow no longer the accused but the victim.
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The same rules treat the euro zone's 19 members as separate jurisdictions, not as a single one, which raises the minimum requirements for big cross-border banks (though probably not by enough to halt a merger of healthy lenders).
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Coach has long distinguished itself among the pack of stateside brands for its star-studded crew of cool, stylish women who never miss a single one of Vevers' shows, including Emma Roberts, Chloë Grace Moretz, Sabrina Carpenter, among others.
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Noting that not a single one of Cruz's Senate colleagues has endorsed him, Trump questioned not only whether Cruz could negotiate with members of Congress, but whether he is capable of relating to people at the most basic level.
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Brown did not have a single one-loss season at Texas before going a combined 24-1 in two seasons with Vince Young at the controls, and the only two seasons afterward came on the back of Colt McCoy.
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We used to think that fear was a single one-way street that started at the part of the brain charged with interpreting sound — the auditory cortex — and ended at a place that processes emotion, called the lateral amygdala.
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A divided nation before and after For all the pomp and circumstance that surrounds State of the Union addresses, it is hard to think of even a single one that has fundamentally shifted the political dynamics of the moment.
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While I haven't polled my married or attached friends, I am 260% certain that not a single one queried their partner about the specifics of their family's medical history prior to sleeping with them or accepting a marriage proposal.
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Currently, Google offers both a Standard and Premium plan (where the premium plan included access to support, for example), but going forward, it'll only offer a single one, which also provides developers with $200 worth of free monthly usage.
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"We've known all along that these proceedings would only be stillborn — you'd need to get 20 Republicans in the Senate to vote against the President and so far not a single one has come out against him," Cramer said.
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Not a single one of these people -- on whom this critical election in November may turn -- wants their children to live without economic prospects, and many of them know that education is, as it has always been, the only way out.
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"I don't want to unduly pick on Sam Mendes, but when he spoke about his inspirations earlier this evening, I'm afraid not a single one of the people he mentioned was a woman," Mirren said, according to the Huffington Post.
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In this ideal world, as a woman, every pain point you've experienced walking through daily life is an empire-building business idea that has never occurred to a single one of the Fortune 500 CEOs named John, Mark, or James.
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But it was Kershaw who gave the performance of a career, giving up only three hits and striking out 11 batters, effectively shutting down the Astros in all but a single one-run home run and beating the Astros 3-1.
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A geothermal company involved with the project estimates that a single one of these deep, hot wells could have a capacity of 50 megawatts (MW), ten times higher than your typical shallow geothermal well, and enough to power 50,000 homes.
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Doctors said she would need a life-saving bone marrow transplant, but despite there being tens of millions of people listed on the worldwide registry of donors, not a single one came up as a match with Rabaca at the time.
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In a year many deemed lackluster, the most interesting new tech of CES 2019 could not be found in a single one of the more than 4,000 exhibitor booths that populate the convention's 2.7 million square feet of show floor.
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"One hundred billion neutrinos go through your thumbnail every second, but in all likelihood not a single one of them will ever hit an atom of your thumb in your lifetime," said Penn State physicist Doug Cowen, another of the researchers.
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The regional utility will put all the networks for the Lombardy region in a single one if the municipal authorities involved will give their green light to the plan in the next days, reported Il Sole 240 Ore on Saturday.
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So brazen a variety of stylistic flirtations would have been alien to Schoenberg — or, indeed, even to Stravinsky, for whom different masks tended to be donned for different works, or at least reconciled when they appeared within a single one.
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I'm a mom — although I have never been a single one — and have spent a large chunk of my life struggling to survive financially and desperately trying to overcome the huge disadvantage that comes with being born into severe poverty.
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That works out to a combined $313 billion; for a sense of the scale of money going to other start-ups, a single one, Juul — which makes fruit-flavored e-cigarette cartridges — recently drew an investment of $231 billion from Altria.
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The jury in the financial fraud trial of Paul Manafort asked the judge on Tuesday for instructions on how to fill out the verdict sheet if jurors are having trouble reaching consensus on a single one of the 18 counts.
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"They were forced to leave their children in this room, and then when they came back, the children were gone, and not a single one of them was able to say goodbye," Ms. Jayapal said in an interview on Friday.
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"If a single one of you watching and enjoying this sport think for a second what we do is safe your [sic] hugely mistaken," Formula One driver, and current world champion, Lewis Hamilton wrote in an emotional Instagram Story post.
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It's instructive that Uber is shifting towards a 'superapp' model — revealing its intent last year to fold previously separate lines of business, such as rides and Eats, into a single one-stop-shop app which it began rolling out last year.
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They were voices of people motivated not by personal gain (I know not a single one who profited from opposing you) but by love of country and real concern that your brand of politics represents a perilous path for the America they treasure.
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Since mid-February, however, he says he has neither heard nor seen a single one of them—except for two fresh carcasses he stumbled across where the coffee bushes give way to Atlantic rainforest, in the hills that mark the plantation's edge.
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I keep encountering more and more successful people, and see more people from my own social cohort achieving success … and as far as I can tell LinkedIn was not a remotely relevant factor in the careers of even a single one of them.
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The military never got moving Not a single one of the U.S. military forces in the region met its deadline for deployment, and none of them ever moved toward Benghazi despite orders from President Obama and then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta.
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But, like the women who made them, they were all very different from one another, ranging from wide to cropped to dark-washed to light (though not a single one of us chose a skinny-jean silhouette — take that how you will!).
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When she asked Navient how to qualify, representatives told her that she would need to make all 120 payments consecutively, she said, and that if she missed a single one, or deferred her loans at any point, she would lose her eligibility.
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As I'm observing with wearables, where the market is actually developing into a rich segmentation, perhaps VR/AR or artificial intelligence will do the same, adding new layers of computing platforms onto the existing ones rather than consolidating into a single one.
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Sixty percent of American moviegoers can't name a single one of the nine movies nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars this weekend, according to a poll commissioned by the Hollywood Reporter — though 103 percent say they will still watch the ceremony.
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To illustrate the point, the city's Department of Investigation released a report on Wednesday showing that the New York Police Department hadn't substantiated a single one of the public's 2,495 complaints of biased policing since 2014, when it started specifically tracking such complaints.
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Had the "Roma" star Yalitza Aparicio shown up here, that would have been a boon to the overall Oscar chances for Alfonso Cuarón's acclaimed black-and-white film, but SAG voters didn't give a single one of their movie nominations to Netflix.
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"He didn't answer a single one of my questions concretely," she said, but he left her with no doubt that he was working for the F.S.B., the principal pillar of a Russian security system dedicated to keeping President Vladimir V. Putin in power.
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But East Coast residents can feel reassured about one thing: More than 75 storms have passed within 200 miles of Florence's current location in the Atlantic since hurricane records began in the 1850s, and not a single one made a US landfall.
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Not a single one sought to legitimize the "campaign of disinformation" she described, which was perpetuated by Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and led Trump to abruptly recall her from Ukraine in May and badmouth her to Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, in July.
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Espresso, which originated in Italy, is a finely ground, highly concentrated version of coffee that packs a punch of caffeine into a single one-ounce shot (or two, if you'd like a double-shot), making it richer and stronger than a regular cup of coffee.
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The period will never be exterminated, and the idea of reading anything in print (or on a screen) more than a few lines long without a single one in sight is outlandish and no more likely than our resorting to communicating exclusively in emojis.
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There were fewer comments in general, but in my count of the 2500 most recent Facebook posts at the time of writing, out of 215 total comments, there was not a single one complaining about delivery issues, customer service problems, or product quality dissatisfaction.
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Four in 260 GOP candidates for Congress so far have actually praised or echoed the President in the course of their political advertising in this cycle and perhaps, as interesting, not a single one of them is criticizing or openly distancing themselves from the President.
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"Merge" allows two linguistic units to be joined into a single one, such as a complex noun phrase (the house and the hill becoming the house on the hill) or a complex sentence (Sally loves Lucy becoming part of Bill knows that Sally loves Lucy).
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He's held that theory for about a year, and now that Yelp has recently gone from a dual class stock structure to a single one, he believes it has become "more plausible" for someone to bid for the company, even as a hostile bid.
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But what not a single one of us was expecting was for Beyonce to casually come through on a Friday afternoon — three full days after Halloween has ended, might I add — to channel some of Lil' Kim's most iconic looks with five full-on outfits.
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"What I think is most remarkable is that for a single, one-off radio pulse, they've managed to capture so much in-depth information," Emily Petroff, an astronomer from the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy who's not affiliated with the new study, told Gizmodo.
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The ruling coalition is already working on the new scheme, which would merge the current thresholds of 23% and 27% into a single one of 20%, for those earning up to 28,000 euros yearly, dailies La Repubblica and La Stampa quoted Conte as saying.
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The Wall Street Journal asked the 45 surviving former members of the White House Council of Economic Advisers who have served the past eight presidents, going back to Richard Nixon, whether they supported the GOP nominee and not a single one of them said yes.
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After that date, Johnson's files also contained letters written to him by mid-level congressmen, and by other congressmen as junior as he, in a supplicating tone, whereas there had been no such letters—not a single one that I could find—before that date.
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But there isn't a shred of evidence that Ivanka Trump has created a single one of them, much less tens of millions — aside perhaps from the 18 people who worked for her namesake fashion brand before she shut it down in July of last year.
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The last 50 years, he says, are but "a blip compared with the cascade of changes between 1870 and 1970 ... so that a single one of the nineteenth century's greatest inventions"—running water—"still looms larger in our everyday existence" than Amazon or the iPhone.
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After Phillips won his second million-dollar prize, Massachusetts Lottery said in a press release that he chose to receive his winnings in a single one-time payment of $650,000 (before taxes) and planned to use some of that money to fund a trip to Disney World.
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President Raul Castro has stated that while opening relations with the U.S. has some benefits, We will not renounce our ideals of independence and social justice, or surrender even a single one of our principles, or concede a millimeter in the defense of our national sovereignty.
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Since it takes a standard microprocessor ten minutes to do the computations needed for a single one of these virtual foldings, even for a protein this small, the project has, for more than a decade, relied on cadging processing power from thousands of privately owned PCs.
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It's now just shy of four weeks later, and it appears the company may not have shipped a single one, while customers who placed orders are being told those cars have been delayed indefinitely, according to new reports in The Drive and Tesla fan blog Electrek.
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But if there is one, a single one, the one that should go in the history books, surely it is "A Milli," the moment where Wayne did what he did and the rest of the rap world was left to do what they could do about it.
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Comics, to Hama, should play as "grand opera" rather than daytime TV. "I received hundreds of letters from soldiers who read the G.I. Joe comics when they were kids and not a single one ever said I sold them a bill of goods," Hama has said.
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It is therefore stunning to learn that, at the time of filing of the instant motion, Musk had not sought pre-approval for a single one of the numerous tweets about Tesla he published in the months since the Court-ordered pre-approval policy went into effect.
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There were three key races on the ballot that would have given them seats at the table on the redistricting commission, and that's the governor's race, the secretary of state, and the state auditor, and not a single one of them even turned out to be close.
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As wide-ranging as these various entrepreneurial ventures may be, they all have one thing in common – not a single one of them would get funding in a competitive private capital market if it weren't for massive (and I do mean massive) taxpayer-funded government subsidies.
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Image: HuluIf you are passionate about superheroes, teens in lust, or superheroic teens in lust, then you're probably a fan of the CW. And if you're a fan of cutting the cord and using streaming services, you probably already know that CW is not available on a single one.
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But seven years, later not a single one has been built in France as the projects have been blocked by public opposition, authorities have cut planned subsidies for budget reasons and Areva and Alstom's wind units have both been bought by foreign firms - Siemens Gamesa and GE respectively.
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"There were no documents or statements coming from anyone that we could call a 'smoking gun,' not a single one," said William Burck, a co-chair of Quinn Emanuel's Washington D.C. practice for white collar and government investigations, and who coordinated the internal, independent probe on BTG Pactual.
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But that's about the only time you'd use the word "bro" in relation to The 1975—of any band who primarily plays guitars, or really any non-boy band at all, there isn't a single one that draws a higher female:male ratio in the crowd than these guys.
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" Jan Rydzak, an associate director at Stanford's Global Digital Policy Incubator, said that "governments of more than 40 countries have already used shutdowns as a tool to generally prevent or halt the spread of violence or riots, and not a single one has given us a report of success.
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This complication seems to be the point, as Lockne and Målingen turn from two separate characters into a single one, a work of reduction that brings two distinct entities with thoughts and feelings of their own into one body that seemingly gets passed between or doubly inhabited by both.
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CNN and the New York Times recently sponsored a three-hour-plus Democratic presidential debate that contained dozens of questions but not a single one on what is one of the most important foreign policy issues facing this country — China and its myriad attempts to silence American companies as outlined above.
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So with all the news about Russian doping going on, I loved the anecdote from your book about how, during the 20003 Games in Moscow, the IOC basically trusted the Soviets to handle all the testing, and of the 8,000 or so athletes tested, not a single one tested positive.
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"We can confidently say that not a single one of the changes that we made have ignored or contradicted a single recommendation that any one of these 14 external organizations made through those 26 reports," Angelle said, adding that 84 percent of the provisions in the 2016 rule are going untouched.
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Five years ago, when Docker really got started with containers, they were a simpler idea, often involving just a single one, but as developers broke down those larger applications into microservices, it created a new level of difficulty, especially for operations that had to deploy these increasingly large sets of application containers.
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"It is therefore stunning to learn that, at the time of filing of the instant motion, Musk had not sought pre-approval for a single one of the numerous tweets about Tesla he published in the months since the court-ordered pre-approval policy went into effect," the SEC said in Monday's filing.
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If you're like us and have been coveting Taylor Swift's street style for years but know that a single one of her handbags is two month's worth of rent, today's your lucky day: The singer recently stepped out in not one but two items you can shop now without emptying out your bank account!
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Meanwhile, the company's Head of Financial Services & Payment Partnerships for Northern Europe Laura McCracken told German magazine WirtschaftsWoche's Sebastian Kirsch that the white paper would debut June 18th, and that the cryptocurrency would indeed be pegged to a basket of currencies rather than a single one like the US dollar to prevent price fluctuations.
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Not a single one of those companies told the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee, which is convening the hearing, that they would dispatch their leaders to Washington, D.C., in the coming weeks, even at a time when the Trump administration is preparing to kill the open internet rules currently on the government's books.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyGOP embraces big stimulus after years of decrying it GOP divided on next steps for massive stimulus package Cash assistance for Americans gains steam as coronavirus roils economy MORE (R-Utah), who earlier Monday called for giving every adult American $1,000 in a single, one-time payment to address coronavirus.
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Because up until that time, you were really reporting on the voters as much as you were reporting on Trump, and all of a sudden this is personal, it's emotional, it's about women and sexual harassment, and I don't think there is a single one of us covering the campaign that didn't also sort of take this personally.
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But "with just 256 years to go, our index finds that not a single one of the 129 countries is fully transforming their laws, policies or public budget decisions on the scale needed to reach gender equality by 2030," Alison Holder, Director of Equal Measures 2030, which is civil society and private-sector led partnership, said in a statement.
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Of course, the collection — workmen's jackets with appliquéd pockets, geometrically patterned blanket coats of cashmere, silk pajama suits with Cocteau-esque ribbon drawings, laser-cut shearling bathrobe coats, slim three-button suits in French blue, a leather jean jacket of such complex fabrication they made only a single one — had virtually nothing to do with Baron de Redé.
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I went to a dinner the night after the hearings with some friends, and we talked about how horribly Professor Hill had been treated and how terrible it was that not a single one of the senators in that room sounded like us, thought like us, looked like us, or asked the questions we would have asked.
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I remember seeing a cluster of men and women from the school's fencing team, one of the best college fencing programs in the nation, a pipeline for Olympians, walking through the center of campus at noon, in their college warmups, with not a single one of their classmates apparently aware of who strolled to class alongside them.
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Unfortunately, on the day I phoned Marche, he informed me that — of the 25-odd reporters he'd spoken with about the book — not a single one of them was a man, and that while he's pitched a column on this same subject over and over again, there's not a men's magazine that's taken the bait yet.
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"It is therefore stunning to learn that, at the time of filing of the instant motion, Musk had not sought pre-approval for a single one of the numerous tweets about Tesla he published in the months since the Court-ordered pre-approval policy went into effect," the SEC said in a court document filed Monday.
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Name any Klan rally in the last few decades, anywhere in the United States, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a single one that was not grossly overhyped by local (and thus national) media, turned into a community spectacle that leaves the left feuding with each other and battling police over cops' "peace-keeping" tactics.
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On her new album, for instance, there's enough detail about historically black colleges in the Greek victory chant "Roll Call" to suggest she attended an HBC herself, although the Broad and Lombard hint places it in Philadelphia, which isn't home to a single one, a smokescreen typical on on album that gets down to cases even so.
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Having had the opportunity to meet and teach children of all ages and from all backgrounds, from very small towns lacking music programs in schools to wealthy areas with plenty of arts funding, I have yet to meet a single one who was not genuinely interested in classical music when you discard all of the artificial, "classical" rules that usually accompany it.
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Look, I'm sure Samsung's thoroughly testing the Note 7 R's before selling them, and I hope the batteries are going through the same 83-point battery safety check as the Galaxy S8, but if even a single one of the Note 7 R's catch fire or explode (it doesn't matter what the cause is), Samsung will be screwed all over again.
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And I think I know how we got here as I have written on this subject with Brian Rosenwald, Ph.D. Ask yourself: How did the Republican Party end up with its final competitors a scornful, extremely conservative senator, so unpopular among his colleagues that not a single one endorsed his candidacy, and a bombastic businessman who has never held elective office?
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There seems to be a near-biological hunger for Bush's abandoned votes, these Cruz fanatics want them all, and they don't want Trump or Rubio to get a single one—you can see it in their eyes; they're on the ground, picking the votes out of the carpet, stuffing them in their pockets, bringing them to Ted to God bless them.
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An Italian official expressed great disgust to me over the fact that Italy's economy has lost hundreds of millions of euros by participating in E.U. sanctions on Russia — to help deter Russia from encroaching on Central Europe — while Central European E.U. countries, like Hungary, have refused to take a single one of the migrants who have sailed to Italy's shores.
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It's clear throughout the episode that Howerton, McElhenney, and Day wrote it to highlight the obliviousness of their characters, and the clear and present disparity between how their white dirtbags get to skate by under the radar while their black counterparts would have a hard time pulling off a single one of their shenanigans without putting themselves in serious danger.
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Not a single one ended up on the chopping block, and many saw their budgets increase: Community Development Block Grants National Endowment for the Arts National Endowment for the Humanities Corporation for Public Broadcasting Overseas Private Investment Corporation Food for Peace U.S. Trade and Development Agency Particularly noteworthy was the resolution of the impasse of the Gateway rail tunnel to connect Manhattan with New Jersey.
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Not only do the trees hold symbolic significance and often act as the physical center of a village, the kolanut held great value historically, with a single one traditionally offered as a woman's dowry, and went on to become a significant modern commodity as well, once the trees were exported and established in South America, where they became a foundational and eponymous ingredient in Coca-Cola products.
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This would give local people someone to appeal to when they suffer at the hands of the UN. While every peacekeeping agreement between the UN and the host government already includes the possibility of a 'claims commission' of this kind, not a single one has actually been brought on line by the UN. A pathway for private claims should be mandatory for all missions.
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The least of these is where the eBay seed seller Marion encountered were most clearly non-compliant: His unmarked ePacket did not contain a single one of the following requirements: A typed or legibly printed seed list/invoice accompanies each shipment with the name of the collector/shipper, the botanical names (at least to genus, preferably to species level) listed alphabetically, as well as the country of origin, and country shipped from, for each taxon.
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First lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE famously called on the world to "#BringBackOurGirls" shortly after their 2014 disappearance, but until Wednesday not a single one of the girls had been seen in person.
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But when Musk continued tweeting about his sub even after the rescue mission was over, he got some pretty funny tweets in response: I've seen like a hundred tweets thanking Elon Musk for helping save the Thai kids and not a single one thanking me even though we contributed the exact same amount to the rescue effort Elon Musk didn't save the Thai soccer team, but he will put them on a Tesla waitlist.
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I'll just say this: I used to cover the White House during the Stormy Daniels affair, and not a single one of these same people cared about asking Trump about these lurid details even when First Lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report — House set for Phase 85033 of impeachment push Trump cracks impeachment jokes during turkey pardon, says Bread and Butter were subpoenaed The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE was around.
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Diagnostic thresholds are falling, and the prescription of contested medications (statins, aspirin) are increasing, across all areas of medicine, not just psychiatry; the harm wrought by missteps in medicine's history are by no means confined to the 1800s and greatly exceed the equivalent in psychiatry; the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders explicitly warns against the "checklist approach to diagnosis" of which you accuse it; and, despite being a psychiatrist myself, I have yet to meet a single one who says we understand the "chemical imbalance" that you say we say causes mental illness: humans are clearly vastly more complex than that.
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