And we haven't raised taxes — not a single time.
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I had sex with that woman not a single time.
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Christian: I've never walked in heels, not a single time.
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We haven't wanted to kill each other a single time.
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"They have not let us down a single time," he said.
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I didn't look at him a single time during the game.
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I never told anybody to lie, not a single time. Never.
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We also respect Chmerkovskiy's restraint in not quoting Kanye a single time.
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Secrecy is a fragile state, a single time undone and forever finished.
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Or is there only a single time-space-continuum representation in the brain?
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"I hadn't masturbated, not a single time, until I was nineteen," he writes.
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They could not confirm a single time that Trump gave his own money.
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Can you recall a single time when Mattis has said something outright untrue?
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There are also ads, although a single-time $4.99 purchase will remove those.
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Miraculously, even though the cleanup took 45 minutes, Verret wasn't stung a single time.
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I can't think of a single time any president has done anything like this.
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We're not really able to put a single time for everyone to abide by.
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Warning if you haven't watched this song a single time since childhood: It's a lot.
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"I don't think that it was mentioned a single time [Tuesday in conference]," he said.
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But for the first time in 2016, Karachi was not shut down a single time.
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"I cannot remember a single time in my entire life – and I mean this without fear of contradiction – I can't think of a single time he put his personal interest or his personal comfort before that of his children," Biden shared of his father.
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The fact that the feature wasn't mentioned a single time in today's F8 keynote reinforces that conclusion.
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But to my memory, I can't point to a single time Sanders acknowledged when the President misspoke.
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With the battery, Calahan expects it'll only work a single time before you need to recharge it.
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Elizabeth Warren — who is polling highest among that group — failing to mention the president a single time.
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We now have the most women ever to serve in the US Senate at a single time.
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But has there been a single time this plot device has worked in a Jurassic Park movie?
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In fact, Soleimani's name does not appear a single time in the entire 9/11 Commission Report.
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In my 10 minutes or so of playing with it, it didn't fail to unlock a single time.
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Don was able to hold little James only a single time, and then it was off to war.
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"I never knew her to say no a single time," Kellyanne Conway, the campaign manager, told the publication.
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Yet, in the last year, she can't remember a single time one of her clients brought up sex numbers.
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China has established a single time zone across its breadth, overlapping six time zones in its northern and southern neighbors.
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"The Big Day" is the first episode of This is Us in the series to stay in a single time period.
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The opportunity to participate is limited; voting usually occurs at a single time, rather than at any point during a day.
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The Meta is $9.99 as a single-time payment, and the company says it's currently averaging 20,000 units sold per month.
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This month, the band released a five-inch picture disc (that I will gleefully purchase and never listen to a single time).
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A decade later, when asked during his primary, he couldn't think of a single time in which he asked God for forgiveness.
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The Times reported that Nicholson did not meet a single time with Trump in the 85033 months since the president was inaugurated.
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Somehow he has only won the Vezina a single time, but he has finished within the top six in votes nine other times.
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Interestingly enough, the 2008 study on phthalates that PETA cites for their campaign doesn't specifically mention chicken or meat consumption a single time.
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Johns Hopkins University professors Richard Henry and Steven Hanke have come up with yet another possible alternative: adopting a single time zone worldwide.
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Despite never actually being brought into space a single time, "astronaut ice cream" was the bountiful, space-themed fodder of many a gift shop.
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They're set up in rows, like a mini movie theater, with several guests going through at a single time with a Gear VR headset.
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The New York Times reported that Nicholson did not meet a single time with Trump in the 220006 months since the president was inaugurated.
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Clinton did not visit Wisconsin a single time after the Democratic National Convention, and the state was not targeted for advertising during the final weeks.
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But I can't remember a single time when I told a reporter he or she needed to qualify him- or herself before asking me something.
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I struggled to swing from my web just a single time in the few minutes that I awkwardly rubbed my iPhone screen while playing Spider-Man.
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But Multiply Labs offers all of the above by allowing you to manually select the types of supplements you want in a single, time-released pill.
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Ms. Clifford said during the interview that while she had seen Mr. Trump more than once, she had had sex with him a single time, unprotected.
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Maybe they used to, but can you think of a single time in your life when you've entered a grocery store and not seen perfectly ripe bananas?
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I can't think of a single time jealousy has been anything but destructive in my life, but sometimes I wind up with a Manhattan in my hand.
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Trump, Jr. does not have a particular reputation for treading lightly around sensitive subjects, nor for being on the right side of history even a single time.
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After all, banks sometimes didn't know which company's books held bad mortgages, and a blockchain is essentially a single time-stamped ledger transparent to all its users.
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I, for one, can't remember a single time I've used Bing in recent memory, other than the aforementioned use of installing a web browser that doesn't use Bing.
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"At times, history and fate meet at a single time in a single place to shape a turning point in man's unending search for freedom," the president said.
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"This hearing could not come too soon considering the FCC has not appeared before the Committee -- or any House committee -- to testify a single time this year," Reps.
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Only one advertisement, aired a single time, has mentioned Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Judge Kavanaugh, according to Scotusblog, wrote that "being called the N-word by a supervisor" even a single time was enough to "establish a racially hostile work environment."
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According to the ACT, students who take the test more than once have slightly higher first-year college grades than those who take the test a single time.
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President Donald Trump's name wasn't said a single time during a roughly 45-minute court proceeding during which his former longtime lawyer entered eight guilty pleas to federal charges.
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While Biden described himself earlier this month as an "Obama-Biden Democrat," it was notable that he didn't mention Obama a single time in his announcement video on Thursday.
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Their payload, which is slated to launch on an upcoming resupply mission to the ISS, represents the largest number of satellites ever to be deployed at a single time.
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To the contrary, it should elicit questions about why Rubio's surge in support among party actors and his robust spending haven't pushed him above third place a single time.
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Much like Abbi, we would take pause if Bevers used our suitcase even a single time and we would definitely fight to use the bag as a carry-on.
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"This hearing could not come too soon considering the FCC has not appeared before the Committee — or any House committee — to testify a single time this year," they wrote.
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That means we import multiple batches of products at a single time and distribute them to Jiuye's warehouses around the nation to reduce the influence of taxes and dues.
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Teenage girls are perhaps the most powerful cohort—I can't name a single time in my life that they haven't been terrifying to me, a former teenage girl myself.
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The correspondence doesn't contain the word "adoptions" a single time, and it makes clear the meeting was really about the Trump campaign's desire to obtain dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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The RAND studies show that a government incapable of winning the battle of legitimacy in contested and insurgent-controlled areas has not won a single time since World War Two.
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They sat in the back row, didn't laugh a single time, and when we jokingly asked who in the audience was a disciple of Lord RayEl their hands shot up.
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"I have worked alongside that man for over two straight years now without interruption; I have never a single time heard him use a racial slur about anyone," she said.
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We met in a private hotel room at Mandalay Bay, but she still speaks in hushed tones and can't bring herself to utter Trump's name a single time during our interview.
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A report by the parliament in favor of a single time throughout the year cited scientific studies that link time changes to diseases because they interrupt biological cycles, according to Reuters.
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But this program's success is conveniently ignored by Ryan when he derides the failure of the welfare state: Social Security is not mentioned a single time in his Better Way plan.
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Homeland Security officials said the increase in migrants at the southwest border had overwhelmed an antiquated system that was not intended to handle large numbers of people at a single time.
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I cannot in my five years remember a single time anyone has said, 'Wouldn't it be great to have Player X in the tournament because it would be great for the event?
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She's still a strong voice of opposition against the Trump administration Without mentioning her opponent by name a single time, Clinton went after President Trump's policies and attack on truth and facts.
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"You can delay once, a single time, we are talking about a few weeks or few months, otherwise Britain would have to participate in the European elections," Roth told German ZDF television.
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And we sell on a team by team basis; we don't try to sell to an entire company at a single time, which has been one of our successes, if you like.
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"When I finally challenged Bernie during a debate to name a single time I changed a position or a vote because of a financial contribution, he couldn't come up with anything," Clinton wrote.
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" However, during the "pretty tortured" recording process for "Lost in the Dream," Mr. Hartley recalled Mr. Granduciel as a self-lacerating defeatist: "There was not a single time we'd listen and be stoked.
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"A longitudinal [data set] — even if it's only from a single individual — can tell you an awful lot of information that you cannot obtain from large groups at a single time," Cornelissen-Guilaume says.
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This study only compared two nautical charts from a single time point in the 18th century to a much more detailed modern record—we have to fill in the intervening centuries with educated guesswork.
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And I -- and the fact is in the West Wing, I never heard or a single time, not on the campaign, the West Wing, ever even after that say that she heard such things.
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"We use [the fast Fourier transform] in a much more violent way, use it several times instead of a single time, and replace even more multiplications with additions and subtractions," van der Hoeven said.
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WHEN I STARTED, AND I'M NOT THAT OLD, QUOTRON WAS STATE OF THE ART, THAT WAS REAL TIME NEWS WAS A QUOTRON, AND YOU COULD GET A SINGLE STOCK PRICE AT A SINGLE TIME.
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This is mainly because of China, which is not only the world's most populous country but also one of the few longitudinally broad ones to use a single time zone (three would be more suitable).
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This Is Us returned for its third season Tuesday night, and I didn't cry a single time — which, as you probably know, is the litmus test for how good an episode of the show is.
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In a break from recent Republican nominees, Mr. Trump did not mention abortion or even allude to the sanctity of life a single time in his marathon acceptance speech at this summer's Republican National Convention.
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But after paying $18 to meditate a single time in-person at InScape's luxury studio in Manhattan, $12.95 a month to repurpose the recordings in the comfort of my own bed seemed like a bargain.
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Oh, we did forget to mention one good bit from Kimmel: his apparent disdain for Maggie Smith, who hasn't attended the Emmy ceremony a single time in the five(!) years she's been nominated for Downton Abbey.
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" Erstwhile Gawker blogger Brendan O'Connor wondered the same back in August, only to realize with some concern that he "could not recall having seen the Manhattan real estate developer laugh -- like, genuinely laugh -- a single time.
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A parliament report in favor of operating on a single time throughout the year said scientific studies link time changes to diseases because they interrupt biological cycles, and that there were no longer any energy savings.
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Zinke couldn't find a single time to break party ranks and vote to protect endangered species, what will he do when he is suddenly tasked with the survival of more than 1,500 endangered species across the country?
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In the modern era, control of time provides a way to underline the clout of central government: both India and China, despite their size, have a single time zone, which keeps everyone marching in step with the capital.
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Officials insisted a Thursday briefing from the White House on election security was Trump's idea, but he declined to mention the issue a single time during his speech in Pennsylvania Thursday night that spanned more than 60 minutes.
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The closures are part of an effort to mitigate the spread of the virus throughout the United States, as public health officials warn of the danger of having a large spike in infected patients at a single time.
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Lin oversees up to 20 builds at a single time at his vast indoor facility in Taiwan's southern county of Pingtung, employing around 100 people to fill the demand for prefabricated temples of different sizes, as well as statues of deities.
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However, the US intelligence community made little mention of migrant caravans in its World Wide Threat Assessment released last week and Trump's senior most intelligence officials did not mention caravans a single time while testifying about the report before Congress.
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A parliament report in favour of operating on a single time throughout the year said scientific studies link time changes to diseases of the cardiovascular or immune systems because they interrupt biological cycles, and that there were no longer any energy savings.
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Particularly when one team comes out rocking the Wing Chun guards: And here's the thing, I watched through all three of their cards and I cannot recall a single time that the winning team didn't finish the bout without losing a single fighter.
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This season, the Lakers are hoping to put up a fight against the Stephen Curry and Golden State, the team that has repeatedly triumphed over the Cavaliers during the four consecutive times that they've met in the NBA Finals (the Cavs won a single time in 2016).
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Mr Katyal jumped on this hedge: in contrast to the government, which could not point to a single time Mr Trump backtracked on his feelings about Muslims, "we give you chapter and verse" on instances in which he denigrated them—and then recited a few more.
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While in past terms he had joined the court's four liberal justices in sharply divided cases to supply a 5-to-4 majority anywhere from a quarter to half the time, that happened not a single time during the term that ended with his retirement last summer.
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Should more than 50 percent of votes oppose the board, it is required to rewrite the policy, although according to data from vote advisory firm Pensions & Investment Research Consultants (PIRC), that has not happened a single time in 619 such resolutions for the FTSE All-Share firms it tracks.
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In addition, because the experiment only looked at a single time smoking e-cigarettes, it doesn't offer insight into the long-term health effects of these devices or suggest how the number of e-cigarettes smoked during one occasion or over a single day might impact the heart.
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According to RAND studies (here and here), an insurgency that has durable internal support and external sanctuary has not lost a single time since at least World War II. When they have been unable to replace the existing government, they have gotten the better end of a negotiated settlement.
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The company said the Mi Box will support ultra-high-definition 4K video content as well as high-dynamic-range color display, a feature that will come with Android N. HDR, already popular on cameras, allows for a wider range of colors to be displayed at a single time.
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While it might seem table stakes for any car experience, this is a major feat for a fully self-driving car to navigate complex environments without having to disengage a single time, even if there are safety drivers in place in case a human is needed to take over.
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"I can't think of a single time in my life when I was the frontrunner at something," Castro told BuzzFeed News after an event in Durham early Monday afternoon, a line that has gotten a lot of use since he ceased to be even the top Texan in the race.
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" A source close to Trump Jr. said in a statement Wednesday that when Trump Jr. testified in 2017, there was an agreement "that he would only have to come in and testify a single time as long as he was willing to stay for as long as they'd like, which Don did.
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American officials who worked in the Obama administration say that for all of 2014, 2015 and 2016 there was not a single time when they believed they had solid intelligence about al-Baghdadi's whereabouts, even as numerous other senior Islamic State leaders were hunted down and killed, including al-Baghdadi's No. 2.
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And the Supreme Court ruled on June 11 that the state of Ohio can purge voters from its rolls when they fail to vote even a single time and don't return a mailing verifying their address, a provision that means more voters will need to re-register and prove their eligibility again.
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He has used the word "border" a single time -- in a tweet on Friday in which he included a link to a "Presidential Proclamation Addressing Mass Migration Through the Southern Border of the United States" that said, essentially, that he was trying to push people entering the country illegally to specified ports of entry.
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He has used the word "border" a single time -- in a tweet on November 9 in which Trump tweeted out a link to a "Presidential Proclamation Addressing Mass Migration Through the Southern Border of the United States" that said, essentially, that he was trying to push people entering the country illegally to specified ports of entry.
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"I can't remember a single time -- and I've worked for two secretaries of defense as well as the secretary of state -- where the principal, a cabinet official, put out a public statement about something this big and this newsworthy where the communication staff and staff in general wasn't aware, wasn't tracking it, wasn't helping edit it, wasn't pushing it out," Kirby added.
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These rules allow a study to designate several different outcome measures, including effectiveness measures on different timescales rather than at a single time, to add additional outcome measures based on new hypotheses (which might dictate a change in target or differences in device placement), and to identify and evaluate the characteristics of any subsets of the trial population that are responding particularly well.
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The constitution of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) could not be clearer: "The President of the Republic is elected by direct universal suffrage for a mandate of five years renewable a single time" (Article 70) and "the number and the duration of the mandates of the President ... cannot be made the object of any constitutional revision" (Article 220).
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As I previous noted, the text of the Congolese constitution — ratified by an overwhelming vote of more than 2628 percent of the citizenry in a 28500 referendum organized with the help of the United Nations (UN) after nearly a decade of war that left upwards of 6900 million dead — leaves no room for doubt: "The President of the Republic is elected by direct universal suffrage for a mandate of five years renewable a single time" (Article 2628) and "the number and the duration of the mandates of the President ... cannot be made the object of any constitutional revision" (Article 28503).
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