We expect to get that from police at some time.
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We're going to build that wall anyway, at some time.
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You know what, we've all lost our temper at some time.
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They perch one way or another at some time or another.
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It's helpful, but at some time, do you imagine it shifting?
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So realistically you're looking at some time during their first term.
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"I'll need to retire at some time," Dr. Ruiz-Tiben said.
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At least at some time in their life, or in some way.
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He predicts the market will hit a consolidation phase at some time.
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No freeze for now, but maybe at some time in the future.
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"Talks could resume at some time in the future," he told FranceInfo radio.
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Which powerful man could not, at some time, have merited such a judgment?
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I suspect we'll get over this at some time before too much longer.
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At some time while in storage, the bronze frame and the medallion disappeared.
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Most people who have sexual contact will be exposed to HPV at some time.
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"We all have lost a credit card at some time or other," he muses.
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But she also didn't rule out doing so at some time in the future.
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Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time.
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It's the most non-Spike Lee examination of race that I've seen at some time.
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" [thud] [grunt] [thud] [thud] [thud] [siren blaring] "The assumption is, at some time it stopped.
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"Talks could resume at some time in the future," Darmanin told FranceInfo radio on Thursday.
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But there is nothing preventing a head transplant in theory at some time in the future.
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Every child has wondered at some time where we came from and how we got here.
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Don't get me wrong, everyone has had terrible passwords at some time during their digital life.
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PERHAPS YOU AND I WILL SIT DOWN FOR ANOTHER INTERVIEW ABOUT THAT INVESTMENT AT SOME TIME.
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If it is distributed at some time in the future, it is called a deferred annuity.
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We all are concerned there will be something worse happening at some time in the future.
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I'll come back at some time in the future, I just can't put an exact timeframe.
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More than 80 percent of all Americans have back problems at some time in their lives.
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"We know he will be back to help us at some time this year," Roberts said.
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But it is the one topic everyone will have to face at some time in the future.
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"At some time maybe Congress should take a look at does this all make sense," he said.
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Google is the company whose apps we all rely on in some form or at some time.
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So, hopefully, at some time we can work out some kind of an agreement on a contract.
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Pretty much every technology that's surrounding us right now was at some time invested in by DARPA.
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The government said that 420 pregnant young immigrants were in federal custody at some time last year.
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Most every ordinary person has, of course, awakened at some time to an angry and embarrassing eruption.
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You've got to tell them at some time sooner or later, and so no, we haven't decided yet.
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Mostly to each other but at some time a lot of Cannonball Adderly, Gwen Guthrie, and Janet Jackson.
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At some time around midnight, Gruver was highly intoxicated, according to witnesses who were interviewed by LSU police.
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You don't have to be in the theater to know that every woman experiences this at some time.
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Despite having no proof, every political party has questioned the electronic voting machines at some time or another!
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Two-thirds of the people who had overdosed had been prescribed opioid painkillers at some time in the past.
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She's going to be a great wife and I'm sure at some time a great mom, in the future.
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"Anybody who pooh-poohs and says that's not important has fallen on their head at some time," he says.
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I'm not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexual assaulted by some person at someplace at some time.
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But historically, a persistent inversion of the yield cruve is something that – STEVE LIESMAN: Are we at "some time" now?
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"She's certainly keen to get [Prince George and Princess Charlotte] sailing at some time in the future," he told PEOPLE.
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I'm not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time.
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She can win your heart but at the same time she's going to tear it apart at some time, too.
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"She's certainly keen to get [Prince George and Princess Charlotte] sailing at some time in the future," Ainslie told PEOPLE.
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It's a relatively common sleep phenomenon with an estimated 7 percent of people sleepwalking at some time during their lives.
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"At some time I want to sit down and spend some time to think about it," Hickenlooper told Colorado Politics.
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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 4.4% of US adults experience bipolar disorder at some time in their lives.
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The craft will eventually descend into the planet's atmosphere at some time next year at the end of its mission. (CNBC)
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The survey showed 25 percent of households expected another BoE rate cut "at some time," down from 39 percent in August.
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And that can go on for a while, but at some time, if it's got to stop, it's got to stop.
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"Most people who set off in business without financial backing fail at some time in their lives," Branson tells Big Think.
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Clearly there was a complex set of traditions around these burials including decapitation at some time before or after initial burial.
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Reuters news service has reported that I had two calls with Ambassador Kislyak at some time between April and November of 2016.
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He's tall and he can shoot, kind of; his dribble is experimental but could possibly have some utility, somewhere, at some time.
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Again, I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time.
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Of that population, 85033 percent are serving sentences of 15 years or less, and 95 percent will be released at some time.
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One 2012 study in Australia found that 8 percent of adolescents under age 63 reported having harmed themselves at some time, they note.
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This revelation means that water was present at some time on Bennu's parent body, which was a much larger asteroid, according to NASA.
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Still, there's just something so fascinating about seeing inside the homes that are (or have been, at some time) occupied by major stars.
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One 2012 study in Australia found that 8 percent of adolescents under age 20 reported having harmed themselves at some time, they note.
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"I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time," Kavanaugh writes.
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"At some time before the announcement we had the conversation, I did not know he was making that announcement that day," Nielsen said.
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"I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time," Kavanaugh said.
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And there are a lot of things that she did that I didn't like and we will talk about that at some time.
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"She went on to say that, with a few exceptions: "Everyone immigrated to the United States at some time in their family history.
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Not NeverTrump: Trump's approval ratings among Republicans are slumping, but most Republican primary voters or caucus activists will have supported him at some time.
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Second, if a sport has been gambled on, it's plausible that match-fixing can or already has occurred on some level, at some time.
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"I am confident we'll have topological quantum computers at some time in the future, but the time scale is still very uncertain," he says.
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At some time points, girls were more likely to sleep for longer periods than boys, but at other times there was no significant difference.
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There are the love triangles of Helen of Troy, of Anna Karenina — and of most of us, at some time in our own epic journeys.
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About 12% of women born in the United States will develop breast cancer at some time during their lives, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Markle said that Meghan had not sent him a Christmas card but that he was hopeful that they could at some time build their relationship.
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An estimated 12% of all US adults experience social anxiety disorder at some time in their lives, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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" Douglass left a timeless maxim for republics in times of crisis: "Our government may at some time be in the hands of a bad man.
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"Maybe off-the-menu-type products or Unicorn-type drinks at some time, but it needs to profitable and successful for our franchisees," Haynes said.
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Shiva's wife, speaking of the funeral arrangements earlier in the week, had mentioned the chapel of rest, where Shiva at some time was to lie.
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Nearly one in three U.S. adults suffer from an anxiety disorder at some time in their lives, according to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).
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At some time in 2018 the proportion of the global population using the internet rose above half, according to the International Telecommunications Union, a UN agency.
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"You can suppress political division in your party but at some time you have to confront the consequences," said Professor Loizides from the University of Kent.
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Most of us have probably gotten drunk alone at some time or another, and experienced firsthand how quickly the experience turns from novel to depressingly lonely.
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At some time, tens of thousands of years ago, humans evolved the notion that norms of right and wrong behaviors could be systematized into moral systems.
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"The debt bomb is still ticking, and even if a crash is delayed, the debt burden has to be dealt with at some time," said North.
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He found what he said were pieces of highly shocked quartz, which signaled that a violent impact had occurred at some time in the area's history.
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The fact that they can both be true at some time at the same time is something I think we have a lot of trouble with.
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Markle said that Meghan, 37, had not sent him a Christmas card but that he was hopeful that they could at some time build their relationship.
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Buffett: Yeah, so they could — yeah, you could have a lot fewer shares outstanding at some time and still do very well on a per share basis.
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Robinson said people could expect to be able to shop the brand for sports bras, kids' clothing, and maybe even shoes at some time in the future.
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Watson can listen to anyone, interpret the information then search its database for a response to a question that somewhere, at some time, has already been answered.
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Most Americans have at some time in their lives been running on fiscal fumes and have postdated checks as they waited for a paycheck to be deposited.
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Wall is currently going through a career phase that all great players, save for the truly eminent or the exorbitantly lucky, experience at some time or another.
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But, he said, any argument that a buyer had not paid enough money would raise suspicions about gentrification and luxury development at some time in the future.
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Ms. Atwood has said that every predation inflicted on women in her book actually happened somewhere at some time across the globe, including in the United States.
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When we look at Esteban Santiago's actions with the benefit of hindsight, we could almost anticipate that a tragedy of this kind would occur somewhere at some time.
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From a rotating curling iron to a rubber face mask, all of these wacky wares have made their way into our beauty routine at some time or another.
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Certainly, it&aposs an honor and we&aposll look forward to trying to achieve and earn that ranking at some time during the season, hopefully at the end.
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The craft is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere at some time from this week, according to China's manned space program, but no one knows for sure where.
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That, at some time this afternoon or tonight, he will use Twitter to lash into his critics, to bash Comey and to insist that everything is fake news.
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It was pretty solid in the little time I spent with it (and the company has promised us a review unit at some time in the near future).
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But I'm not going to go down these rabbit holes and say this person did this, that person did that, at some time on social media or everything.
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"It is a certain way of ensuring that at some time in the future foreign suppliers would have a gun to the head of Australian manufacturers," he said.
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Some of it has quotes that someone really said, at some time, but they have nothing to do with the headline or story in which they've been placed.
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The deal itself is an additional source of discomfort for Paper Boi as inquiries are made into a murder charge he might've faced at some time in the past.
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When he says inflation has to be above that level at some time in the future, that doesn't hit the bar, that says he wants to go beyond it.
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DIMON: I WOULD NEVER ACKOWLEDGE WHO IS A FRONT RUNNER OR NOT BUT IT'S VERY POSSIBLE WOMEN WILL END UP RUNNING THIS COMPANY AT SOME TIME IN THE FUTURE.
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"We should welcome the United States when the United States decides to come back at some time in the future," said Ichiro Fujisaki, a former Japanese ambassador to Washington.
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Robert B. Neller, commandant of the Marine Corps, directed the units to conduct an "operational reset," a 24-hour period without flights, at some time within the next two weeks.
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Most women encounter harassment from a stranger at some time in their life, and one in six of all American women will survive rape or attempted rape in their lives.
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Again, I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted in some place at some time, but I have never done that to her or to anyone.
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And it should likewise come as no surprise that at some time after the Times tweet, the New England Patriots Twitter account said it was time for some game theory.
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She'll have to get another surgery to fuse her joints at some time in the future, and she can't start physical therapy until the delicate skin on her foot heals completely.
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However, "it seems inevitable that the uninterrupted spell of increasing wealth in the U.S. will come to an end at some time," the report's authors at the bank's research institute said.
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"One in four of us will experience some kind of mental health problem at some time in our life," reads the Getting Help section of the UK Mental Health Foundation website.
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I wonder if at some time people will remember you know that there was a time when Yahoo was sort of at the center of so much of what was happening.
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Or you'd watch somebody and how they were behaving, and they'd remind you of your father or, you know, something that had happened to you at some time in your life.
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According to the National Eating Disorders Association, 20 million women and 10 million men suffer from an eating disorder at some time in their life, including anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating.
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However, some EU and legal experts believe this is a misreading of Article 50 and that Britain could change its mind at some time in the future even after triggering it.
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The detection of a pair of supermassive black holes in the galactic center would indicate that the Milky Way merged with another, possibly small, galaxy at some time in the past.
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I'm not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time, but I have never done this to her or to anyone.
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"From this discussion we find very strong indications that Edvard Munch was overwhelmed by an event of mother-of-pearl clouds in Oslo, at some time before 1892," the scientists conclude.
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And I didn't wanna leave my family, didn't wanna leave my grandmama, but at some time I had to do it, and it was one of the hardest things I ever did.
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"I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time," he will tell senators, according to a copy of his remarks.
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My eighty-six-year-old mother has always said that every woman is forced to prostitute herself at some time in her life, and hearing that never fails to make me sick.
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Again, I'm not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person, in some place, at some time, but I have never done that to her or to anyone.
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Again, I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time, but I've never done that to her or to anyone.
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Between 30 and 40 percent of food produced around the world is never eaten because it spoils at some time after harvest or during transport, or gets thrown away by shops and consumers.
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The singer, Ike Willis, and another guy named Rick Gerard—who'd played bass with Zappa at some time or another and was friends with Oz Records' owner—were there Metal Massacre 21 periodically.
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That means that poorer, older Americans are more likely to have smoked at some time in their life, and probably had more exposure to secondhand smoke from their parents when they were young.
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"I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time, but I've never done that to her or to anyone," he said.
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Petersen was clueless, but at all times willing to take, as he might put it, a "deep dive" presumably to learn the subjects in question if necessary at some time in the future.
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"I would imagine at some time there will be a topic where I will be the sole authority on, and it will make sense for me to do it," he told Ms. Segall.
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"I'm not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time, but I have never done this to her or to anyone," he said.
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His reticence may also mean that when and if McConnell does speak out on some issue at some time, his words could carry more weight than if he was routinely publicized his concerns.
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It also found that Latino adults in Florida had the highest prevalence of asthma at some time in their lives and that African-American adolescents were the most likely to have ongoing asthma.
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Pereverzev's evidence, which involved a contract Lenin was alleged to have signed in Berlin at some time in the previous year, turned out to be the raving of a fugitive prisoner of war.
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Of course, West isn't alone: Studies suggest that an estimated 4.4% of adults in the United States have experienced bipolar disorder at some time in their lives, although it can take years to diagnose.
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Thousands of people all over the United States had at some time worked in an orphanage, yet none had come forward to reminisce about their time, at least not anywhere that Widman could find.
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The group said 83 percent of a sample of 84 surveyed people had witnessed a public execution at some time, but it did not give specific data on how common such executions may be.
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Paul LeoNew York To the Editor: My father, whose parentage was Irish and Italian (two immigrant groups that were each reviled at some time), instilled a pride in us about our southern Italian ancestry.
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The proportion of households expecting a BoE rate cut "at some time" increased to 23.1%, while those expecting a rate hike in the next three months went down slightly to 19.5%, IHS Markit said.
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What's next: The Catalan parliament — with its razor-thin majority of separatist parties — is expected to vote on independence at some time tomorrow just as Madrid takes its own vote on taking over Catalonia's government.
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Still, there has seemed to be some hope from online communities that at some time soon, Mr. West would further explain this barrage of unfiltered thoughts either through an album or some kind of press.
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But the announcement of the investors workshop appears to set the stage for a sequenced release of the plan, starting with the economic plan, and later, at some time not yet clear, the political proposals.
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And-- if we were going to spend a lotta money to buy in stock at some time in the future, and it was 20163% or 127% or something like that, we'd probably go that direction.
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"I'm not going to say [Medicare for All] is not at some time possible," she told BuzzFeed News earlier this year, in the midst of a primary battle against progressive challengers who vocally supported the plan.
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These are struggles that predominantly affect women: 20 million of them in the U.S. will suffer from a clinically significant eating disorder at some time in their life, according to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA).
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As a Mac user who spends an equal if not greater amount of time in a touch-based Windows world, I'd sure like to see touch added to the Mac at some time in the future.
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And while it would be wildly premature to start ordering them in the United States right now, Americans should be made aware that ordering them could be prudent at some time in the reasonably near future.
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"If phase two does not happen, if discussions and dealing with these big issues does not happen, they're not going away any time soon, but they'll still fester and flare up at some time," she added.
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I am certain that, at some time in the future, President Xi and I, together with President Putin of Russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race.
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Ritchie Torres, the chairman of the Council's oversight and investigations committee, said that he had obtained data from the Housing Authority showing that during the current heating season, 2248,2391 residents had gone without heat at some time.
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They concluded that at some time after the authentic eight-page letter became part of the Vatican Library, someone took it out of its binding and replaced it with a forgery so good that no-one noticed.
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But the announcement of the investors workshop appears to set the stage for a sequenced release of the plan, starting with the economic plan in late June, and later, at some time not yet clear, the political proposals.
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Even though the lawsuit has been settled, McMahon, who has been informed he suffered a broken neck at some time during his career and was not told about it, believes more can be done, particularly by the players.
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People who first drink alcohol before age 15 are four times more likely to become addicted at some time in their lives than are those who have their first drink at age 20 or older, the report said.
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Most commonly, inshallah is used in Muslim-majority communities to escape introspection, hard work and strategic planning and instead outsource such responsibilities to an omnipotent being, who somehow, at some time, will intervene and fix our collective problems.
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"I am certain that, at some time in the future, President Xi and I, together with President Putin of Russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race," Trump wrote.
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"This is a way to slip it in under a so-called anti-lynching bill, and to then to sort of circle the wagon and then go for the [jugular] at some time in the future," he reportedly added.
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Buyback-- yeah— WARREN BUFFETT: They-- yeah, tso they could-- yeah, you could have a lot fewer shares outstanding at some time and still do very well on a per share basis-- they bought in about 2000% of the company last year.
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If a Brexit result is announced, Cameron will at some time have to activate Article 50 of the 2009 Lisbon Treaty which sets in motion the process of leaving the EU which can take up to two years to complete.
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" In his own written testimony, Kavanaugh says that while he is "not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time," he has "never done that to her or to anyone.
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It is fair to assume that such a nationwide vote will be celebrated at some time prior to admission, at which point the supporters of the unincorporated territory and independence will be able to express and promote their particular political persuasions.
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This week, The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery released findings from a consumer survey that prove what we've known all along: Everyone, or at least 70% of us, have at some time or another thought about getting a little work done.
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"I am certain that, at some time in the future, President Xi and I, together with President Putin of Russia, will start talking about a meaningful halt to what has become a major and uncontrollable Arms Race," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"Probably the notification will be sent to Congress by the U.S. executive at some time early next week," Guajardo told Mexican media on Tuesday a day after meetings in Washington with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and other U.S. officials.
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While Canavan and the ruling coalition are buoyed by their election victory, business leaders recognise that there will likely be a Labor government at some time in the future, and possibly as early as 2022 when the next federal election is due.
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In my opinion, it would be highly improper for any senator to vote against an exemplary nominee to the Supreme Court in the anticipation that the president may at some time in the future be impeached, charged, or convicted of a crime.
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I am not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in some place at some time, but I have never done this to her or to anyone, that's not who I am, it is not who I was.
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In a survey conducted by the Cabinet Office of the central government in 2114, one in 1000 women reported experiencing rape at some time in their lives, compared with one in five women who report having been raped in the United States.
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Scott KingProfessor, Geoscience, Virginia Tech, who studies the formation and evolution of planetsThere are a number of lines of evidence that at some time in the past there was more water on the surface of Mars compared with the cold desert conditions we observe today.
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"It is a well-respected national institution, and most Britons will come into contact with it at some time in their lives, so it was a natural choice to represent the 'N,' " Anne Jessop, chief executive of the Royal Mint, said in a statement.
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I think the first thing we have to note is, we've had a very long expansion, and-, without a-, without a material setback, and that's-, that's something that we-, we all face, we know that there's gonna be a downturn, of some description, at some time.
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Of the randomly selected adults in Houston, 5% reported using antibiotics without a prescription in the past 12 months, 14.2% stored them at home in case of an emergency, and a whopping 25.4% said they intended to use antibiotics in an unprescribed manner at some time in the future.
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But her attorney, Robert Driscoll, asked the federal judge to not keep her in jail any longer.. She's known for nine months she could face a court at some time, especially after the FBI raided her house three months ago, Driscoll said, according to a transcript released Tuesday.
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On any given day, according to studies, it is estimated that 2% of elementary-school-age children and 8% of adolescents suffer from a major depression, and one in five teens has had a history of depression at some time, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (PDF).
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"When asked about having to relate to men much younger than him, Arum said: "I&aposm in great health but I realize at some time in the future the clock will run out and I don&apost know if that happens before or after the kid becomes a champion.
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Not a few British administrators must at some time have inwardly indulged sentiments about the Mahatma similar to those entertained by Henry II about Thomas à Becket; and it is still possible to question the soundness of Gandhi's judgment in the past—for example, in his policy during the Japanese war.
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A 2015 study by the Texas Policy Evaluation Project conducted primarily by researchers from the University of Alabama, the University of Texas and the University of California, San Francisco, found that between 100,000 and 240,000 women in Texas alone have attempted to self-induce abortions at some time in their lives.
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At some time around 3:30AM ET this morning, Tay started firing out tweets to other users, with one particular message repeated over and over again: "You are too fast, please take a rest..." Indeed, if you're on Twitter and following Tay then it's likely your timeline was briefly swamped by this phrase.
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See more: The best mattressesAccording to the National Institute of Health, more than 80% of the US population will feel the misery of acute back pain at some time during their life, and an estimated 10% of the population has chronic lower back pain, making the condition the second most common cause of disability claims.
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At some time not that far away those designs, or more accessible versions of them, will end up in a store near you — the images have already saturated social media — filtered down and out through the lens of Stuff You Can Wear (also, probably, stuff the variety of female presidential candidates may have worn).
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"At we get more clarity on the U.S.-China trade deal, China's growth bottoming out at some time in [the first] half, and the U.S. economy averting a recession in 2019 — all these things essentially will reinforce that risks are coming down and that's why equities are going to be going higher in the first half, " he added.
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And while they're dysfunctional enough, and in a sufficiently tacky/inexplicable way, for everyone to share a laugh at their Metsiness, what's frustrating about them is going to seem most distinct and most frustrating to the people who decided, or had it decided for them at some time before their birth, to somehow keep caring about this mess.
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"He was not doing anything different than everybody local probably does at some time or another, intentionally or not," said Rebecca West, who is no relation and is a director and curator at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, where Kanye held a surprise Sunday Service, one of his gospel concerts that were held throughout 2019.
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in a report in December that there are 65 locations in the United States where commercial nuclear power plants are or have been recently operating and records indicate 46 of these sites have had leaks or spills that involved tritium levels above the legal limit for safe drinking water at some time during their history.
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"The State continues to have significant important unanswered questions about the integrity of the current set of pipelines (and/or liners) and their operations that cross the St. Clair River, especially as Plains is seeking to establish the potential to carry crude oil in all six of these lines at some time in the indeterminate future through this presidential permit," he wrote.
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At some time during the writing, the novel's name changed to "The Handmaid's Tale," partly in honor of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," but partly also in reference to fairy tales and folk tales: The story told by the central character partakes — for later or remote listeners — of the unbelievable, the fantastic, as do the stories told by those who have survived earth-shattering events.
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"When DoD used more sophisticated methods to determine rates of suicidality among service members not being treated for behavioral health problems, military researchers determined that 14 percent of service members have had suicidal thoughts at some time in their lives, 11 percent had suicidal thoughts at some point during their military careers, and 6 percent had suicidal thoughts during the past year," the report says.
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" Over 30 percent of adults and adolescents have experienced an anxiety disorder at some time in their lives, according to the center, and one in every 50 adults and children have experienced symptoms of O.C.D. "We all have occasional fears that go away without treatment, like being afraid of the dark, or the fear that someone is going to break into your house and kill you," Dr. Mathews said. "O.
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