In the most, four hundred THE HILL: Four hundred out of seven hundred, right?
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The camera feed is reduced in resolution to a grid of four hundred gray-scale pixels, transmitted to his tongue via a corresponding grid of four hundred tiny electrodes on the lollipop.
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More than 400 videogames were released this year. Four. Hundred.
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I'd spend three to four hundred a day on cocaine.
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The setup starts at around four hundred dollars a month.
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"Four hundred and you can leave the line!" he shouted.
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You know when the Powerball hits four hundred million dollars?
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A block of eight costs four hundred dollars and up.
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I think I gave them a million four hundred thousand documents.
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"Four hundred Barbies doesn't sound like much for what we've received."
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He believes that it is at least four hundred years old.
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Four hundred hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute.
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If I can have four reincarnations I can have four hundred.
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"We're spending four hundred and fifty million a year," Simons said.
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The wooded ridge I live on is four hundred feet high.
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By Christmas, almost four hundred copies were out in the world.
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He is almost ostentatiously satiated by the expressive possibilities of words arranged in sentences of regular syntax, strung together until they reach the substantial but not excessive length of four hundred to four hundred and fifty pages.
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MACCALLUM: Four hundred pages, you think it&aposs about a week out?
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Four hundred thousand new manufacturing jobs have been added — with more projected.
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Around four hundred Meipai stars from all over the country were there.
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Every night, he translated four hundred lines of ancient Greek and Latin.
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More than four hundred people signed up to testify at the hearing.
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More than four hundred amendments to the budget were awaiting their turn.
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Can you imagine buying the phone above for four-hundred big ones?
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The Ketchum place could easily accommodate Miller's four hundred and fifty guitars.
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Four hundred is still a metric crap ton of accounts per day.
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Four hundred thousand Tennesseans use them, and almost that many South Carolinians.
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I needed to have a Tupperware filled with easily four hundred joints.
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More than four hundred smugglers had asked the council to represent them.
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And, finally, four hundred and sixty thousand college students play organized sports.
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Most are paid roughly four hundred nakfa, or thirty dollars, a month.
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By contrast, four hundred thousand were sent to all of North America.
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At Noma, though, the equivalent meal is four hundred and fifty dollars.
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Four hundred and thirty-five members serve in the House of Representatives.
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There were four hundred British and Argentines dead and wounded that night.
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It`s tanks, armored trucks, artillery, twenty-four hundred pieces of military equipment.
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In the Texas Panhandle, fires burned four hundred and eighty-two thousand acres.
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The tree-planting project alone would create four hundred thousand jobs, he predicted.
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That was enough to give each resident four hundred and thirty-three pills.
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Four hundred plastic bottles each week are no longer on my back porch.
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Four hundred square meters is equal to 478 square yards, not 437 yards.
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How long would it take to read four hundred and thirty-one plays?
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Four hundred thousand dead at the hands of a man that Hillary defended.
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Eventually, the space will house four hundred and fifty people on twenty floors.
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He made four hundred and fifty nakfa, about twenty-eight dollars, a month.
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Four hundred and sixty-one of those delegates participated in the straw poll.
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The campaign's letter had been signed by more than four hundred South Carolinians.
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Polished to a blinding shine, it can hold four hundred and fifty litres.
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NDTV recently laid off some four hundred employees, a quarter of its staff.
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Four hundred people at Facebook currently work on Oculus, a Oculus spokesperson said.
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It contains over four hundred cities and several tens of small tributary states.
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"Uber for X" has been the headline of more than four hundred news articles.
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Four hundred twenty-two of those infected have been hospitalized, and five have died.
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In fact, the number shot under the order was closer to four hundred thousand.
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The P.A. also says that four hundred thousand local jobs depend on the port.
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Starvation and malnutrition claimed an estimated four hundred and twenty-four thousand German lives.
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In 20083, a "Fast and the Furious" sequel made almost four hundred million there.
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A poppy-bedecked bath sheet was $283.50, reduced from four hundred and five dollars.
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The structure is four hundred and forty feet long and a hundred feet high.
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With four hundred and ninety-five scripted shows in production, they almost have to.
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"Four hundred Whole Foods stores isn't going to do that for them," he said.
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In its first year, the Premonitions Bureau collected four hundred and sixty-nine predictions.
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He has now gone more than four hundred days without a solo press conference.
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Four hundred fifteen House members approved the funds for coronavirus response and vaccine research.
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Four hundred twenty-two cases of AIDS have been diagnosed in New York City.
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High-density polyurethane is expensive, so the milling alone cost four hundred thousand euros.
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Four hundred and eighty million animals are estimated to be killed or badly injured.
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In 2009, the ice near Stake 12 was four hundred and twenty feet thick.
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For the auction, it was given a high estimate of four hundred thousand dollars.
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At the time of writing, more than four hundred thousand people had signed the petition.
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Over the next four years, the Nazis forcibly sterilized an estimated four hundred thousand Germans.
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The total estimated retail value of the Prize is four hundred and ten (£410) 12.
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Four hundred twenty-two of those infected have been hospitalized, and five individuals have died.
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"Four hundred years ago, people put so much energy into building huge churches," he says.
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Four hundred of the 420 counties ARC operates in voted for Trump in November's election.
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In 2015, the financier John Paulson gave Harvard a gift of four hundred million dollars.
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In a recent private sale, another Vuillaume sold for close to four hundred thousand dollars.
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We should have four hundred miles of wall before the end of the next year.
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In Des Moines, more than four hundred people turned up, filling the room to overflowing.
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Four-hundred thousand Syrians are currently besieged in 15 locations, cut off from humanitarian services.
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Within three weeks they've sold a combined total of two thousand four hundred T-shirts.
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Four hundred and twelve guns were seized or surrendered to law enforcement as a result.
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Practitioners in these fields have an average income of four hundred thousand dollars a year.
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Four hundred years ago, Galileo argued that the Earth and planets revolve around the sun.
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But the application costs four hundred and sixty-five dollars, money her family didn't have.
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When you have tax subsidies for people between a hundred and four hundred percent of poverty.
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Approximately Four Hundred Fifty (2000) Ancient Cuneiform Tablets; and Approximately Three Thousand (22011,2450) Ancient-Clay Bullae.
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The first four hundred meters is always easy, across Canal or Delancey Street, toward a bridge.
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Four hundred years, our ancestors were stolen from Mother Africa and bought to Jamestown, Virginia, enslaved.
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Of the four hundred and twenty-five feather houses in Paris in 1919, only four remain.
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This rejoicing arrives about a third of the way through Silverman's four-hundred-plus-page book.
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With fewer than four hundred thousand followers, she was anxious to make up for lost time.
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Others were promising newcomers, plucked from more than four hundred applications to the American Composers Forum.
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All we can do is watch four-hundred-foot flames devour the last stand of redwoods.
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Tibetans who rebuff a Chinese official's attempts at extortion receive ''four hundred blows with the bamboo.
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A training partner of Harumafuji, Terunofuji stands at six-foot-three and weighs four hundred pounds.
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I mean, three or four hundred fish in a stack, and they did it by hand.
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You have fifteen-thousand four-hundred and two unread emails… Three unread messages… One missed call.
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Four hundred thousand books were incinerated; another 700,000 were damaged by smoke or water or both.
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The four-hundred-and-eighty-five-ton tunnel-boring machine was named after his granddaughter, Adi.
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Then he bought a bus ticket and travelled roughly four hundred miles northeast to Rouses Point.
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Recently, the club, which has four hundred seats, sold out five of her shows in minutes.
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But still, the four hundred all appeared on the reputable Web of Science that indexes scientific articles.
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Four hundred and some years later, Cafe X is putting a twist on that old barista model.
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Four hundred sixty-five separate Twitter accounts had tweeted a message complaining about Ted Cruz's robocall program.
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Our right efforts: harboring climate-change refugees on our fleet of four hundred and thirty nanotube yachts.
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It also runs Howard Hospital, a six-story, four-hundred-bed facility built in the nineteen-seventies.
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At a swim meet, we were beaten by four hundred points, which is swimming, is a landslide.
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He became a celebrated scientist, publishing more than four hundred scholarly papers, and practicing muscular outdoor geology.
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Ridership on the L has tripled since 27, to more than four hundred thousand trips a day.
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From 2002 to 2016, the Department of Justice entered into more than four hundred of these arrangements.
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The stadium has a gracefully curved slate roof and seats thirty-four hundred, double the local population.
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Four hundred of the 420 counties one of the programs operates in voted for Trump in November.
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He suggested that one of his jeans designs should sell for four hundred and ninety-five dollars.
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Its circulation rose to four hundred a week, and Edison took over much of the baggage car.
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He was fed four hundred and fifty millilitres of nutrients five times a day, through a tube.
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The result brought them close to equilibrium, Bruno just four hundred up after an hour of play.
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At the Paris climate conference, last December, the threshold that raised concerns was four hundred and fifty.
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Since then, Sylvia's has become a sprawling, landmark restaurant that can seat four hundred and fifty people.
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Between 1824 and 1828, the electorate grew from fewer than four hundred thousand people to 1.1 million.
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But [Democrat Woodrow] Wilson won forty-two percent of the vote and four hundred thirty-five electoral votes.
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Because a non-existent paper seems to have been cited over four hundred times by supposedly reputable research.
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The next week, Nadal nabbed the Moon Shoes, for four hundred and thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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"There's teams dedicated to it... at least, three or four hundred people," Haynes is heard saying on camera.
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Four hundred years ago, a ship called the Mayflower was about to set sail for the New World.
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She was represented by an attorney who was paid four hundred dollars an hour by the Norths' estate.
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Rent the Runway has, since its founding, raised more than four hundred and fifty million dollars in funding.
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It was built from castoffs—a discarded dentist's chair, an old TV camera—and weighed four hundred pounds.
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Each of my 15 jokes had survived a baptism of fire—they were the best of four hundred.
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She was selling them for a dollar, and in two hours she had sold four hundred of them.
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I don't know why it should weigh four hundred pounds or more; I didn't deliberately make it heavy.
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From these images, Jemisin spun out a four-hundred-page story about an empire that enslaves its deities.
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So much had changed since he had been taken into custody, more than fifty-four hundred days earlier.
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Abu Sayyaf, which has only about four hundred fighters, has conducted a series of kidnappings, beheadings, and bombings.
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Cargle closed registration for therapy support after enrolling four hundred women; money was wired directly to their therapists.
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I was expecting we'd make three or four hundred dollars when we stared—we just had that much milk.
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Four hundred fifty miles north, in New Jersey, Sonia Johnson's last job was in August, a four-week assignment.
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Four hundred years later Yoshiwara remains a centre of the sex trade, but customers' desires are becoming less explicit.
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Then, he lined up four hundred balloons in different combinations, creating more parallel effects and increasingly interesting spacial experiments.
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"Four hundred bones crumpled in bed / I'm the only one who knows that you're still breathing," he sings, carefully.
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Families struggle with what to do Four hundred miles away, in St. Paul, Lorie Sisterman was following the investigation.
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Four hundred and fifty pieces make for a big exhibition, and this one takes a while to walk around.
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Four hundred Hispanic residents of Florida were interviewed by phone between July 30 and August 5 for the poll.
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The house featured a commissioned sculpture, "Ascension," consisting of four hundred tiny naked white bodies suspended from the ceiling.
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Four hundred and twelve students were asked to fill out a short online questionnaire every day for sixty days.
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Thousands of Brazilians were detained in secret torture centers, and more than four hundred were killed, their bodies disappeared.
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The analog video stream was fed into an enormous computer, which converted it into four hundred gray-scale dots.
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The report they prepared, which came out in January of 2017, runs to four hundred and sixty-eight pages.
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He had been holding on to a small diamond, and he pawned it to Corvez for four hundred euros.
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Four hundred years later in an eerily similar season, another artist is completing a hat trick of her own.
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Samuel clicked and bought a black shirt with the S.R. Studio logo printed upside down, for four hundred dollars.
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Four hundred rule-makings and seven years later, analysts have both law and real-world results to work with.
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There are four hundred and twenty-eight thousand students, seven times as many, in the Cal State system alone.
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Four months later, he was hired as a reserve officer in Braswell, Georgia, a community of four hundred people.
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By September, the campaign was vetting four hundred people, and some had been invited to join the transition team.
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Four hundred years later, Bos and her collaborators think the bug behind the "great pestilence" has likely been revealed.
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It was one kilometer from home in Vevelstad and four hundred meters from our rehearsal space at the time.
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Four hundred years of American economic history as told through a succession of chapters on subjects like slavery and retailing.
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She talked up the philosophy of Eataly, which had revenues of four hundred and sixty-eight million dollars last year.
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The medication was administered two hundred and twenty-three times in 2014, and four hundred and three times in 2016.
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Four hundred thousand people descend on a dairy farm northwest of New York City for three days of live music.
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Four hundred and thirty companies have already committed to providing new jobs and training opportunities to over 13 million Americans.
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The team bought Riddell SpeedFlex helmets, which came onto the market in 2014, and cost nearly four hundred dollars apiece.
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By 2005, more than four hundred children, most between the ages of eight and fifteen, had fallen into the condition.
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Five years ago, it was around a hundred and fifty dollars, far below the current four hundred dollars a head.
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Four hundred and fifty contractors began showing up daily at the mill, and a pizza shop opened on Main Street.
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The first of these, the LZ 1, was four hundred and twenty feet long, and Zeppelin kept making them bigger.
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Kanpur has four hundred and two registered tanneries, which discharge more than two-thirds of their waste into the river.
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Four hundred forty-three pound-feet of torque accompanies the 505 ponies, all of it rev-limited at 7,250 rpm.
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It's always felt that way too, even when the Kindle had a keyboard and nineteen buttons and weighed four hundred pounds.
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More than four hundred investors have urged governments to act on climate change or risk the stability of their financial systems.
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It was probably for only four hundred people and I was more nervous than I'd ever been in my whole life.
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It was a hefty volume, four hundred close-set pages, with a seemingly simple subject: How the West views the East.
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The nuclear-powered land train trails superconducting ceramic cables four hundred feet long, capable of repeat-erasing an exabyte a day.
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Su had also been implicated in operations in Manhattan and in Flushing, Queens, which netted more than four hundred thousand dollars.
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Previously, the largest cargo ship ever to come to New York had a maximum capacity of nine thousand four hundred containers.
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This past April, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reached a record four hundred and ten parts per million.
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"Salvator Mundi," believed to be a work by Leonardo da Vinci, sold at auction for four hundred and fifty million dollars.
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Four hundred and twenty-eight prisoners died in Florida's prisons in 2017, amounting to a 20 percent leap over previous years.
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When Daisy Bradford No. 3 reached thirty-four hundred and fifty-six feet, a core sample finally showed oil-saturated sand.
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Image: Mikheyev et al, Curr Bio (2017)A tiny island sits almost four hundred miles from the Eastern coast of Australia.
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The Taliban earns up to four hundred million dollars a year from growing opium—funds often directed toward attacking US soldiers.
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Four hundred years ago, if we had a question on the succession of power, lots of people would've lost their lives.
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The near four hundred pound body of Kisenosao fell onto his shoulder and it became immediately apparent that he was hurt.
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The Predator jabbed in on his man, hooked off the jab and laid the four hundred pounder out stiff in seconds.
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Some four hundred people assembled in the Altamira district, where a stage had been erected before a pair of financial towers.
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Every three months for the next four years, Anzora paid the lawyer four hundred dollars to file motions and postpone deadlines.
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Four hundred and twenty-five people drowned and thousands of pounds of California gold were lost, contributing to an economic panic.
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Prices range from two hundred and fifty to four hundred and twenty-five dollars per Manhattan cord, depending on the species.
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At first a multinational fleet of some four hundred balloons went up daily, sprayed their payloads, then returned to Earth for more.
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You people do things that save four hundred thousand dollars, that take one shift out of flow time—who gives a crap?
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From 63 to 2017, he produced, with accelerating frequency, a total of four hundred and fifty-six "Debating the Global Times " posts.
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The ice-cream social has become an annual ritual; this Independence Day, Spalding and Castle gave away more than four hundred sundaes.
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Poor Will, meanwhile, has to answer four hundred and thirty-five questions about his mental well-being, posed aloud by a computer.
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And, last November, he reportedly spent four hundred and fifty million on "Salvator Mundi," the Leonardo da Vinci portrait of Jesus Christ.
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He ultimately discovered that, during the Vietnam War, more than thirty-four hundred service members died because of hemorrhaging from extremity wounds.
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The companies settled with the government, and, by 2015, had paid more than four hundred million dollars to settle related civil claims.
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"After you dart a deer, they can run three or four hundred yards before it's going to be down," Dr. DeNicola said.
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The next day, the woman who owned it got a call from a man in Georgia offering four hundred and fifty thousand.
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In the past two decades, according to estimates, some four hundred thousand more whites have left the country than have moved in.
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Four hundred teams participate, traveling from down the road or as far away as San Diego for the thrill of the races.
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If you didn't get a paycheck for four hundred years, when you did finally get one, you might want to spend it.
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The four-hundred-and-fifty-square-foot space contained a kitchenette, a couch, and a bathroom, and two beds, tucked into nooks.
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Within four years, Ford's plants could manufacture a car in less than two hours and sell it for about four hundred dollars.
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It's estimated that, in the war's aftermath, Franco had twenty thousand people killed and sent more than four hundred thousand to prison.
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But it is astonishing to note how little damage three or four hundred shells a day for a month were able to make.
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The elder brother had known no sun and chunks of broken buildings and ash wailing towns; four hundred thousand ravens, his own torsos.
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This then went on for several days, with over four hundred of them, both big and small, flying together, as is painted here.
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Four-hundred million individuals' prescription and assessment records, medical imaging and blood records makes up for a vast and useful aggregation of data.
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Four hundred miles away, Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister for the United Kingdom's northernmost nation of Scotland, appeared before the cameras, dressed in red.
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Brazil already had the world's highest levels of lethal violence against L.G.B.T.Q. people, with four hundred and forty-five murders reported in 2017.
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Four hundred engineering majors typically take courses in the art department each year, and the makerspaces are available to students in all disciplines.
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Some four hundred respondents provided information about their gender and their orientation, among other personal details, including their I.Q.s (which were above average).
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Four hundred pieces of legislation have my name on it as a sponsor or cosponsor when I was a senator for eight years.
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For ninety-five dollars each, four hundred attendees received a copy of McNamee's book and a salmon lunch served by white-gloved waiters.
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In 1882, according to a framed document in Traywick's bookstore, there were four hundred Mexicans and twenty-eight hundred Americans living in Tombstone.
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A retrospective show at MoMA the following year drew enormous crowds; the accompanying monograph has sold nearly four hundred thousand copies to date.
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Prospective innovators were paid four hundred and fifty million dollars—about five billion dollars in today's money, by Nicholas's calculations—in government contracts.
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She spent three years supervising an army of some four hundred performers, many of them students at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague.
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" He went on, "In our base case, the Russians bring about four hundred and fifty tanks to the fight, and NATO brings none.
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On the fourth day, a crowd of thousands gathered around the Akwada Madrassa, a Muslim school, which had about four hundred children inside.
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Four-hundred pieces of legislation have my name on it as a sponsor or cosponsor when I was a senator for eight years.
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Four hundred years ago, when Puritans, Quakers, Moravians and Catholics fled Europe to practice their faith in this new land, their religious concerns varied.
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Four hundred police officers raided 41 apartments and rooms believed to be linked to the gang in Berlin and other German cities, it said.
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You had fans starting to complain about paying two, three, four hundred dollars for tickets on sites like StubHub and all these secondary sites.
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In 1995, he piloted his first ship on his own— the Arctic Ocean, a four-hundred-and-eighty-five-foot cargo ship carrying fruit.
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Four hundred students are enrolled in the school, and the school's boarding community includes students from across the United States and 30 different countries.
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Raymond retired in 2006, after the company posted the biggest corporate profits in history, and his final annual salary was four hundred million dollars.
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Four hundred and twenty thousand federal employees are working in what the government deems essential positions and are required to continue working without pay.
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Seventy-eight per cent of Americans working full time live paycheck to paycheck; nearly half do not have four hundred dollars at the ready.
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He had also bought a four-hundred-thousand-square-foot former distribution center just east of Paris, which became his primary home and studio.
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An auction label next to a round gold Warhol "Marilyn" estimated the work's value at between three hundred thousand and four hundred thousand dollars.
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And that hasn't seen the light of day for four hundred million years, and you're the first person ever to clap eyes on it.
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The M.T.A. offered a million dollars in prize money in each of three categories, and Avedisian emerged from four hundred and thirty-eight entrants.
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The work of maintaining the dam is performed in the "gallery," a tunnel that runs inside the base, four hundred feet below the top.
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A worker opens a valve in the "gallery," a tunnel that runs inside the base of the dam, four hundred feet below the top.
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In 2009, when Trump was dissatisfied with Cohen's performance, he cut his salary from four hundred thousand dollars per year to two hundred thousand.
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The language of condescension has changed in the past four hundred years, but the qualities that made poor whites a legible group held steady.
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So we do a series of two- to four hundred million dollar deals per year, which is fundamentally within our capacity to do that.
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The first time Essosi dragons died out was after the Doom of Valyria, a cataclysmic event four hundred years before the events of the show.
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Four hundred feet above the ground and nearly two hundred feet wide, it marks the site where the Ku Klux Klan was revived, in 1915.
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She e-mailed the document, fewer than four hundred words in all, to the local NPR station, and got a call back within an hour.
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The price of a lilac-printed queen-bed set with scalloped edges had been cut from twenty-four hundred dollars to sixteen hundred and eighty.
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Singer pointed up to the ceiling to reveal his handiwork: four hundred yellow tulips, dangling by a length of wire, with the bulbs still attached.
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Four-hundred sixty-three out of 9,172 people infected with the virus in Italy have died thus far, equaling a death rate of about 5%.
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Then, when Patricia's son, Zachary, was a high-school senior, her husband walked out on the family, leaving them four hundred thousand dollars in debt.
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For reference, "War and Peace" clocks in at five hundred and sixty thousand words, and "Infinite Jest" a slender four hundred and eighty-four thousand.
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Tutankhamun was interred in the Valley of the Kings, the vast network of tombs in the hills outside Luxor, four hundred miles south of Cairo.
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South Florida—the densely populated area comprising Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties—has four hundred and seventy-eight licensed facilities for drug treatment.
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Villages in Alaska's Arctic consume nearly four hundred and fifty pounds of wild game and fish per person each year, according to a recent study.
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Since 1985, under its one-per-cent program, it has given away more than seventy-five million dollars to some thirty-four hundred environmental organizations.
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When Levin appeared on "The Howard Stern Show," in 20123, Stern said he'd heard that TMZ was worth as much as four hundred million dollars.
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"I could get another two, three, four-hundred dollars in some apartments but I say 'it's OK.' Everybody has to make a living," Paliouras said.
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With Nigeria's population projected to exceed four hundred million by 2050, the next thirty-four years have to be markedly different from the last thirty.
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But to see the numbers — 2000,220, five thousand four hundred and seventy, cinco mil cuatrocientos setenta — felt like someone had ripped away a part of me.
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In October 2013, most of Uber's four hundred employees flew to Miami on another workation, staying in rooms in the ritzy Shore Club in South Beach.
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The company doesn't disclose raw numbers, but it said that annual revenue grew by four hundred percent in 2018, which was its third year since incorporation.
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Four hundred asylum seekers, who recently arrived in the European Union on the Italian island Lampedusa, were being transported to Germany, the ministry official informed him.
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Dominguez hit the emergency brakes, but a four-hundred-ton train can't stop quickly: the train skidded to a halt over the man and the dog.
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Over four days in September, 1939, pet owners in London, anticipating an aerial bombing campaign by the Germans, euthanized some four hundred thousand cats and dogs.
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With four hundred amateur fights to his name, Lomachenko turned pro with none of the usual build up against nobodies, jumping straight into world title fights.
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Four hundred miles to the south, in the Los Angeles suburb of Compton, Virgil Grant, 21980, straddles the same two worlds, but with a different outcome.
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In a crisis, his SWAT -team-style trucks ("the Pit-Bull VX, armored up to fifty-calibre") will pick up any owner within four hundred miles.
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" I could envision the shrimp-peelers, probably paid by the shell, peeling and counting: "One million four hundred and eighty-six thousand five hundred and eleven . . .
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It has been reported that, out of four hundred and fifty guests at the Trumps' wedding, three—Viktor and Amalija and Melania's sister, Ines—were Slovenians.
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The river was perhaps four hundred feet across, and in the middle was a pair of low islets that were submerged when the water was high.
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Four hundred years ago, in 1620, Francis Bacon published "Novum Organum," the classical formulation of a new instrument for building and organizing knowledge: the scientific method.
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Four hundred and thirty-five seats in the House of Representatives are up for grabs, while 35 of the 100 Senate seats will be on offer too.
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Not only does it host approximately four hundred bajillion years of content across every genre imaginable, it's actually begun to replace linear television for a younger generation.
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Four hundred years after William Shakespeare died, people still offer new theories about the true identity of the "Dark Lady" and the "Fair Youth" of his sonnets.
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Four hundred miles away, Sheila Cummings has been living in a homeless shelter in Hempstead, Long Island, since she was evicted early last year from her apartment.
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Four hundred and thirty asylum seekers crossed Manitoba's border irregularly in the first nine months of 2016-17, up from 340 the entire previous year, CBSA said.
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Four hundred fifty snouts who eat greedily but are never full, while we cannot buy proper food for ourselves, cannot get proper clothing, cannot afford proper housing.
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Finally, there are the listeners among whom one sits—a convocation of European élites who have paid up to four hundred and thirty euros for their tickets.
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According to the Texas Department of Transportation, more than four hundred Texans are killed every year in crashes related to distracted driving, often because they are texting.
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On a recent visit, the plant's manufacturing floor was filled with the sound of molding presses clamping down with as much as four hundred tons of pressure.
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At all events, the result was a kind of homemade Arc de Triomphe, extremely haphazard-looking but basically stable, made of some three or four hundred books.
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It takes four hundred pages to get to Homer Plessy; the argument and the decision are over after just twenty pages, and then the book abruptly ends.
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These "government girls"—some four hundred of them by 1862—were paid an annual salary of six hundred dollars, half that of the lowest-paid male clerk.
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The company was in the process of closing offices in San Francisco and Princeton, and laying off nine per cent of its employees, around four hundred people.
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He then played to the crowd when Marella eventually bid "one thousand four hundred sixty-five American-style dollars" for a Best of Smackdown Tenth Anniversary DVD.
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Then Mélenchon, an ex-Trotskyist who wanted to tax earnings of more than four hundred thousand euros at a hundred per cent, began soaring in the polls.
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A colleague did a survey of one thousand four hundred respondents from all around the world; one in five of those was using a cognitive enhancing drug.
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I am eighty-eight years old at this writing, and I know that those four hundred and thirty-one plays were serving to extend Thornton Wilder's life.
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He was a student at a college nearly four hundred miles away, lived at home with an anxious, widowed mother, and had zero interest in a baby.
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In Egypt, which accounts for almost a quarter of the Arab world's four hundred million people, the value of the currency fell by almost half in November.
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More than twenty-four hundred people have added their signatures to a version of the group's first public letter, including Anish Kapoor, Isaac Julien, and Louise Lawler.
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Cellini's venture, which receives no financial support from Georgetown, has identified eight thousand four hundred and twenty-five descendants, more than four thousand of whom are alive.
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That's almost a million diners willing to wait many years for the privilege of travelling to the sticks in order to drop four hundred dollars a head.
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Bowie lived in a four-hundred-square-foot studio apartment and spent much of the morning running from her parents' bed to the couch and back again.
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Four hundred thousand fans also joined Bieber's Instagram live session before he headed out into the hallway to prank his fellow guests by pretending to be room service.
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" Four hundred employees will also transfer over to Dish, "as will the more than 400 employees and nationwide independent retail network that supports more than 7,500 retail outlets.
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Tell me another business that you know of this scale that is actually going to deploy three to four hundred buildings, large-scale buildings, implementation in the world.
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In North Carolina—where flooding has reached record highs—about four hundred feral horses live on the Outer Banks, a series of barrier islands skirting the state's coast.
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Just as the legendary Henry Armstrong threw three or four hundred sneakers a fight, it only took one to land at the right time to end the contest.
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Four hundred of this sample then completed a questionnaire, which asked them to rate their drunkenness, extreme drinking, risk to long-term health, and risk of liver cirrhosis.
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Since the Wabash Valley C.P.C.'s founding, thirty-one years ago, its annual budget has increased from twenty-one thousand dollars to four hundred and seventy thousand dollars.
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In the past month, more than four hundred thousand Rohingya refugees have fled across the border into Bangladesh, bringing with them accounts of indiscriminate slaughter and mass rape.
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"The minute Trump gets the nomination, the party is going to have to raise another three or four hundred million," said Al Hoffman, a Florida-based Republican donor.
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Superfund has been around since 22025, and though nearly four hundred hazardous-waste sites have been cleaned up, many have languished, and new sites are designated every year.
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All the while, it has been carrying on its broad back vast loads of sediment—at the time of the Louisiana Purchase, some four hundred million tons annually.
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This entire adventure occupies two paragraphs in Murray's autobiography—the only paragraphs, in four hundred and thirty-five pages, in which she addresses her love life at all.
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"One thousand four hundred of those positions are already not filled today any more," Delbrueck said, adding that agreements had also been made for the 600 remaining jobs.
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The occasion was the U.S. launch of the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer: a four-hundred-dollar magenta O on a stick, of a shape more microphone than popgun.
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Four hundred and fifty-six cases of the virus were confirmed on the ship as of Monday morning — making it the place with the most infections outside China.
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He was Italian only because he was born in the independent city state of Genoa, which four hundred years later became part of the new nation of Italy.
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But then Lomachenko's numbers are misleading: he might have won just his seventh pro bout on Saturday but he holds almost four hundred amateur appearances to his name.
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The Royal Game of the Goose: Four Hundred Years of Printed Board Games, continues at the Grolier Club (47 East 60th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through May 14.
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On Wednesday, as the Dow sank nearly four hundred points, the Justice Department named Robert Mueller as special counsel to oversee the rapidly expanding Russia investigation and its offshoots.
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In 1952, more than four hundred years after those plans were written off as a lovely impossibility, Leonardo's letter to Sultan Bayezid was discovered in the Ottoman State Archives.
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The extended tour for "Fear Fun," a decadent slog, with a band whose members have, for the most part, since been replaced, had netted Tillman only four hundred dollars.
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Four hundred people have taken up the offer in the Magadan region, but nearly all are locals, not would-be settlers from the outside as the Kremlin had hoped.
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The D.N.C. consists of four hundred and forty-seven unelected Party functionaries—state Party chairs, obscure assemblypersons, former big shots—each possessed of his or her own local concerns.
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If Armageddon, nuclear warfare, or a viral epidemic ever comes, SWAT team-style trucks are ready to pick up homeowners within a four-hundred-mile radius of the bunker.
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I'd be delighted to make three or four hundred extra dollars a week by doing more for women than repair the drawer slides of their master-bathroom vanity cabinets.
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"There's like two to three hundred car loads of people who have come to help, maybe three to four hundred people," Department of Conservation Community Ranger Kath Inwood told CNN.
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Four hundred miles, countless reefs and three hours later we flew over a raindrop-shaped sand cay perched on a platform reef that seemed to float on a blue sea.
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However, recently, it was brought to the town council that SappyFest brings four-hundred-thousand dollars into the town every year, so they've since stopped trying to shut it down.
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IKS Health, which provides the service, currently has four hundred physicians on staff in Mumbai giving support to thousands of patient visits a day in clinics across the United States.
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He was elected in 1928 with four hundred and forty-four electoral votes, carrying all but eight states—and it was the first time he had run for political office.
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Four hundred years ago this July, 22 elected officials gathered at the edge of the James River to write some rules affecting the lives of residents of the Virginia Colony.
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"London has been a business hub for three or four hundred years, so its importance is not just going to go away," VistaJet Founder and Chairman Thomas Flohr told CNBC.
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He holds two engineering degrees, more than four hundred patents, and a world championship for high-altitude hang gliding (nearly thirty thousand feet above sea level, in an oxygen suit).
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Last year, four hundred and sixty-eight people were killed in Chicago, a higher total than in any other American city, and up thirteen per cent from the previous year.
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Her identity is so deeply intertwined with the spirit that people call her Goddess Mayahuel, the Aztec deity of agave, whose children are sometimes figured as four hundred drunken rabbits.
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The most expensive dishes on the menu cost forty-seven lari (about eighteen dollars), yet the average monthly income in Georgia just surpasses a thousand lari (about four hundred dollars).
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A weekend of room and board now costs four hundred and twenty dollars, and that's if you've brought your own sleeping bag; the higher-end accommodations cost around three thousand dollars.
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Zelensky still hesitated; over the next month, Trump tied his demands to the release of nearly four hundred million dollars in military assistance that is essential to Ukraine's defense against Russia.
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Reports of drones flying above crowds, or within five miles of airports, or near houses, or above four hundred feet are not uncommon, though all those acts are against F.A.A. regulations.
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They pulled frantically on the control column, but, twelve minutes into the flight, the plane dropped five thousand feet at four hundred and fifty miles per hour, into the Java Sea.
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An extra four hundred and fifty dollars granted admittance to the Beauty Academy, where attendees, positioned in front of vanity mirrors arranged like desktop computers, could learn contouring and lipstick techniques.
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A few days earlier, four hundred and fifty people had lined up to testify before the State Affairs Committee in protest of S.B. 4, which they saw as a discriminatory measure.
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The extra heat that we trap near the planet every day is equivalent to the heat from four hundred thousand bombs the size of the one that was dropped on Hiroshima.
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By 1986, the anti-Mafia team was ready to bring charges against four hundred and seventy-five mobsters, in what became known as the "maxi-trial," the world's largest Mafia proceeding.
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According to the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, about thirty-four hundred people in the past year were allowed to apply for asylum, of whom a hundred and six were granted refugee status.
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Four hundred years later, we look back at this moment as the start of an enduring relationship between the founding of the United States and the unconscionable exploitation of the enslaved.
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There are four hundred seed types in this year's collection, among them Hank's X-Tra Special Baking Beans, which Greene propagated from a single jarful that he was given in 2004.
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After saving a few thousand dollars to buy a used car, he began driving for Lyft and Juno this year, and he now takes home about four hundred dollars a week.
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This is four hundred million Olympic swimming pools' worth of water, or enough to fill a single pool the size of New York State to a depth of twenty-three feet.
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In 22016, the state paid four hundred million dollars for an offshore oil rig whose market worth was two hundred and fifty million, with the difference disappearing into Yanukovych's inner circle.
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Knowing my ten-year-old dedication to procrastination, or at least underestimation, I likely got my copies at the last minute, never imagining that they would be four-hundred-plus pages.
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Four-hundred twenty-five local, state and federal health officials and experts in maternal medicine and mosquito control spent the day at the agency's headquarters getting the latest information and sharing ideas.
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An aerial photograph from a day or two later shows the soot black of the incinerated prairie meeting the spring green of the four-hundred-acre field in a straight, uncompromised line.
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Such staccato paragraphs expand "The Woman in the Window" to more than four hundred pages even as they allow those pages to be read and turned in a near-continuous forward motion.
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By standing on my tiptoes, I could just see over the women's heads to the four-hundred-year-old Zen garden that was one of the most famous in all of Japan.
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Last summer, after one such lawsuit, a federal district court ordered the T.V.A. to remove the ash from an unlined four-hundred-and-seventy-six-acre pond adjacent to the Cumberland River.
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These points of information were then transferred not to four hundred electrodes, as in the BrainPort, but to a grid of vibrating, Teflon-tipped pins mounted on the back of the chair.
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Four hundred years ago, a group of about 20 Africans were captured in the African interior, probably near modern-day Angola, and forcibly transported on a slave ship headed to the Americas.
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Astor aimed to rule her Four Hundred, the realms they inhabited were dominated by men — and men, all the way down the social ladder, were sticklers for maintaining a proper pecking order.
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At a certain point, Zapata interrupted the reverie to proclaim that he had just received a four-hundred-case order from Southern Wine and Spirits, the largest distributor in the United States.
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Four hundred members, including some of the group's founders and top leaders, resigned last week from the Islamic Action Front, the group's political wing, which lost its official registration in Jordan last year.
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The following year, in an effort to maintain segregation, the state spent four hundred and fifty thousand dollars on grants and scholarships to send black students from Georgia to institutions in other states.
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Once he was exposed to the brutal facts of British rule—most notably, the massacre of nearly four hundred unarmed civilians in the city of Amritsar, in 1919—Gandhi turned resolutely anti-imperialist.
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As the Wall Street Journal noted, President Obama has issued close to four hundred new major regulations since taking office, each with a cost to the American economy of $100 million or more.
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The tribal areas have long been in the crosshairs of the CIA, which has launched more than four hundred strikes in the region, according to a count by New America, a research institution.
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Four hundred and thirty-six men, women and children — including 1986 babies — were put on the auction block in Savannah, Ga., in what became known as the largest slave sale in American history.
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The organization, which has about four hundred members—including the Shakespearean actors Derek Jacobi and Mark Rylance , who are honorary trustees—is dedicated to researching the authorship question and evangelizing about de Vere.
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"In early 2017," Fauci says, "we will transition straight into the Phase II studies"—controlled trials to compare vaccinated and unvaccinated populations, which will enroll between twenty-four hundred and five thousand subjects.
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Communicating through a mailing list called SeeSat-L, this small group of observers from around the world uses stop-watches, telescopes, and cameras to monitor the orbital planes of approximately four hundred military satellites.
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The ship has the capacity to carry fourteen thousand four hundred and fourteen containers, some in its hold and some stacked on its deck to a maximum height of eleven containers—almost ninety feet.
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One morning, I accompanied her to the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, at the University of Toronto, where she has donated her archive: four hundred and seventy-four boxes' worth of papers, so far.
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Much of their land sits uneasily alongside indigenous reserves, which constitute about thirteen per cent of the national territory—more than four hundred thousand square miles, in which approximately nine hundred thousand people live.
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Four-hundred and fifty yards of silk and lace are said to have been used for the gown, designed by Helen Rose of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, that the bride wore for the religious ceremony.
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Four hundred police officers were involved in the operation through the night, and many paramedics, doctors and nurses have worked valiantly amid traumatic and terrible scenes to save lives and care for the wounded.
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He plans to clear it and build a city on a hill, partly funded by Weber, with a medical clinic, a job-training program, and dormitories for four hundred and eighty former child soldiers.
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It's estimated that around four hundred thousand people attended Woodstock—enough to have made Max Yasgur's three-hundred-acre alfalfa field, in Bethel, the third most populous city in the state of New York.
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Four hundred and fifty offenders, many of them disabled, hurrying out the gates and down the highway to evacuate Dickinson, Texas—which is a mandatory order for all the other residents of the town.
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In any particular month, about four-hundred actions pend before each active district judge in the Middle District of Florida; each action typically involves several lawyers, at least two parties, and an array of witnesses.
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When he was named C.E.O., in 2006, the company had eighty thousand employees doing business in almost two hundred countries, and annual revenues that approached four hundred billion dollars, making it richer than many nations.
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Numbers have always been key to our understanding of alcohol: The Aztecs called their gods of drinking "centzontotochtin," or the "four hundred rabbits," representing the myriad ways intoxication could make a person feel and act.
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Twenty-four hundred years ago the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, in his most famous political study, "The Republic," wrestled with the questions of what is the best state and how to produce the best statesmen.
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And yet the founder of Jailbait, an infamous troll who went by u/Violentacrez, was allowed to stay on Reddit, as were some four hundred other communities he'd created—r/Jewmerica, r/ChokeABitch, and worse.
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Nowadays, as sixty-one cable networks and streaming services seek to distinguish their entries among the four hundred and eighty-seven scripted shows in production, verisimilitude matters, but only as much as attitude and mood.
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Four hundred of my Iowan neighbors and I packed into a high school auditorium to debate the Democratic nominee and did not try to imagine the rods of Propionibacterium slithering around on our shared pens.
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An image of bin Laden's face adorned the windshield, and Abu Hafs spent much of the journey to the Iranian border, some four hundred miles, wondering whether it was a "Wanted" poster or a tribute.
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Four hundred miles to the south of the Kurdish offensive, hundreds of residents, mostly women and children, fled Falluja Friday as Iraqi soldiers began an attempt to drive ISIS from the city, the Iraqi military said.
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But just taking Steph through the process to make a shoe today which where innovation comes in - its anywhere from two to three to four hundred sets of hands will touch a single pair of shoes.
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Four hundred years after his death and burial at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Stratford-upon-Avon, central England, researchers were allowed to scan the grave of England's greatest playwright with ground-penetrating radar.
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On January 20, 1981, John Limbert and fifty-one other American diplomats were taken to Tehran's international airport on a bus, after being held in captivity by young revolutionaries for four hundred and forty-four days.
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Or maybe Rhetoric was even worse than nothing, because, if you got nothing, you could find another job, but with Rhetoric you had to teach five days a week for sixty-four hundred dollars a year.
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One factor may have been missing ballast: four hundred pounds of radar equipment had been intentionally left out from the aircraft's nose and should've been replaced with the same weight in sandbags, but apparently hadn't been.
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"You can go ahead and speak to guys who have four-hundred pound wives at home who are jealous of me, but the guys who really know me know I'm a great builder," he told me.
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Within two and a half years in his new job, he would amass a database of four hundred and fifty thousand cards on people and organizations, carefully linking them to documents in the Radical Division's files.
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He was vindicated a year later, though, when he sold the rights to Stephen Sheppard's "The Four Hundred," a novel about a 19th-century Bank of England caper, in a $20073 million book and film deal.
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In April, 2012, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Barrow observatory was one of the first places on Earth to record a monthly average of four hundred parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Four hundred people have been arrested since the protests began, but tensions reached a boiling point in October as law enforcement officials increased the use of military vehicles and teargas in their attempts to quell the unrest.
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We don't have claws or sharp teeth and four hundred pounds of muscle to drag down gazelle, and you aren't going to tear the meat off a carcass with your bare hands unless you've got bear hands.
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Three to four hundred theaters on the East Coast and in North Carolina were forced to close, including in New York City, a pivotal market that contributes as much as 7% of the overall box-office gross.
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He had vowed to visit every one of New York's subway stations—there are four hundred and seventy-two—and to ride every bus route, in an effort that was part good-will tour, part reconnaissance mission.
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Four hundred years have passed since the arrival of the first 20 slaves into the US.Many of the United States' most famous buildings were built by enslaved African Americans, including the White House and the US Capitol.
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"Four hundred feels really low to me," Mr. Allen said, noting that squirrels in wild communities average about 2 per acre and that the park has a much higher squirrel density than the average piece of forest.
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I liked reading about diatoms and stars, things from four hundred million years ago or a hundred thousand years from now, life in sand dunes or tidal pools, under the ice or on the tops of mountains.
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Pérez bought a slot on Actualidad, for four hundred and twenty-five dollars, and hired a Venezuelan-American host, creating a news show with a progressive bent, called "Democracia al Día," which airs every Saturday at noon.
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Bookshelf Ward McAllister became the arbiter of Gilded Age society in 1888 when he defined the Four Hundred — supposedly the number of true aristocrats in New York, which also happened to match the number of people Mrs.
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There are roughly four hundred MS-13 members in Suffolk County, which stretches from twenty miles outside New York City to the tip of Long Island, and comprises dense suburbs, vegetable farms, vineyards, and valuable beachfront real estate.
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Putin falsely claimed that Browder's business associates had earned more than $1.5 billion in Russia and "never paid any taxes," and that Browder had donated some four hundred million dollars of this money to Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign.
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Titled "Keep Our Very Special Starbucks Open," the petition , which has garnered more than four hundred and fifty signatures, implores the company not to abandon a struggling store at the corner of Seventy-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue.
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" In a review in The Times, Donald Hall, the poet and critic, wrote: "At last count, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt had written four million two hundred and twenty four thousand four hundred and seven book reviews for this newspaper.
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A four-hundred pound dude wearing some faked metal jewelry retched out of the Bigurl going Wha Whaaaa and Noor hit him with the switch and he fell out and hit the road and then Noor hit him again.
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Four hundred miles to the north, an army of 210,2000 firefighters and support teams raced to take advantage of a brief lull in the scorching winds to contain a fast-growing wildfire that has spread across thousands of acres.
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Four hundred people died during the notoriously brutal Blizzard of 1888, but 100 of those casualties were men who were lost at sea and the majority of the others perished from the cold or due to fires and flooding.
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Such is the challenge issued by Claudio Monteverdi, the former maestro di cappella at the Basilica di San Marco, in Venice, who, four hundred and fifty years after his birth, still has a knack for putting butts in seats.
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He read four hundred pages of the Senate Intelligence Committee's torture report on the day of its release, and the next day he apologized to General John Campbell, the American commander in Afghanistan, for having not quite finished it.
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Although the Kochs and their political network spent some four hundred million dollars trying to defeat Obama and other Democrats in 2012, the President, during an N.A.A.C.P. convention last summer, spoke appreciatively of the brothers' efforts on prison sentencing.
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Each time the fight returned to the feet, Baruto drove in swinging, opened up with good knee strikes to the midsection from the clinch, and even connected jumping knees in the corners: a real surprise from a four hundred pound man.
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In a story carried by Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency, a local city council member Habib Kashani said that poor air quality was a factor in four hundred deaths occurred in the city in roughly the last three weeks.
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I'm fine with that — I want to do big films — but if you think of a painter or a sculptor, they're going to have three or four hundred incomplete oil paintings or half-done sculptures lying around in their house.
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In mid-July, Trump had ordered a freeze on nearly four hundred million dollars in U.S. military aid to Ukraine that had been authorized by Congress, though it reportedly took several weeks for the news to make its way to Kiev.
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Four hundred and eighty-one million people out of India's 1.3-billion population are currently online, and by June, the number is expected to rise to 500 million, according to the Internet and Mobile Association of India, a telecom industry body.
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It had been a long day, filled with the judgment I faced from my mom, the realization my best friend/sister was one thousand four hundred thirty miles away, and my dad, packing his bags to move eight hours away.
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Two centuries ago, the concentration of CO 20173 in the atmosphere was two hundred and seventy-five parts per million; it has now topped four hundred parts per million and is rising more than two parts per million each year.
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After picking up a box of groceries from the helicopter, she took me on a short tour of the farm, where, she told me, the family raises about four hundred and fifty ewes, and slaughters a similar number of lambs annually.
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The President also provided Willkie's transportation: a converted B-24, borrowed from the Army Air Force, that carried him twenty-eight thousand four hundred miles during seven weeks when he might have been home campaigning for Republicans in the midterm elections.
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Erard studied logs going back sixteen months, and calculated that Argüelles had spent forty per cent of his waking life studying fifty-two languages, in increments that varied from four hundred and fifty-six hours (Arabic) to four hours (Vietnamese).
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It has claimed at least four hundred and seventy thousand lives; prompted a refugee crisis that has destabilized European politics and fuelled the rise of nativist populism; and created a playing field for Russian and Iranian adventurism in the Middle East.
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The general production of this event was hard to stomach as constant reference was made to the Roman Empire, gladiatorial combat, and being in the shadow of history's greatest arena: the Colosseum of Rome despite being about four hundred miles away.
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In fact, at the end of March, Trump ordered the State Department to cut four hundred and fifty million dollars in aid that goes toward, among other things, promoting economic development and reducing violence in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
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I could only go a half-foot at a time, because I had to strain forward and reach until my fingertips could tap the joystick and carefully move the four-hundred-pound wheelchair up to but not over my legs.
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In 22015, when the Communication Workers of America tried to unionize four hundred of Amazon's customer-service representatives in Seattle, the company closed down the call center where those employees worked, as part of what it said was a broader reorganization.
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Shokin also hindered the investigation of two men known as the "diamond prosecutors," high-ranking state prosecutors who were arrested on suspicion of corruption; raids on their homes turned up a Kalashnikov, four hundred thousand dollars, and sixty-five diamonds.
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India, whose underground economy is thought to swallow up four hundred and sixty billion dollars annually, has considered capping cash transactions and cash holdings; in a recent radio address, Prime Minister Modi exhorted citizens to turn their backs on cash.
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Investigations into the Devonian Extinction, which around four hundred million years ago terminated the Age of Fishes, have recently pointed not to an asteroid, or a super volcano, or any of the usual cataclysmic suspects, but to an unexpected one: trees.
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Having finished touring the group's last record, Tomorrow Was The Golden Age, in late 2015, Moore shut up shop and drove out to his friend's place in Northern California, a vast four hundred acre outreach in the heart of the Redwood National Park.
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Four hundred years after its settlement by the Dutch — after its tenure as a military base ended in 1996, after proposals to turn it into a casino or a prison or a development — Governors Island has emerged as a grand populist play space.
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In the message, an old friend described a Facebook post that he'd seen, by Aymeric de Rougé, the proprietor of Baronville—a twenty-four-hundred-acre estate, an hour southwest of Paris, that de Rougé's ancestor the Marquis d'Aligre had acquired in 1783.
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The political math is clarifying: four hundred and eighty-nine of the wealthiest counties in the country voted for Clinton; the remaining two thousand six hundred and twenty-three counties, largely made up of small towns, suburbs, and rural areas, voted for Trump.
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Four hundred years after his death, a YouGov survey commissioned by the British Council found that, to about 18,000 people polled in a selection of 15 countries around the world, Bill is more more popular outside of the UK than in it.
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You got some nerve to get mad at me because I'm proud, and I want to fight and be confident and get my people to be proud... We been the minority for four hundred years; you freer than me, and you're from England.
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You can build a three or four hundred-kilowatt laser, but for one, it's a big footprint so you have to find a ship big enough to put it on; and two, you have to have the power to actually supply it.
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Point Hope today is a grid of small but comfortable homes, laid out around a new school and a diesel-fired power plant—everything provided by a regional municipality with eight thousand permanent residents and an annual budget of four hundred million dollars.
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He'd had nearly four hundred students since she'd been in his class, most of whom had left the small coastal city before their tasseled caps had even touched the dirt, and it was for the best, really, as far as he was concerned.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Four-hundred-year-old paintings hung high inside Notre-Dame were damaged by the immense fire that engulfed the Paris cathedral, but emergency workers formed a human chain to whisk gem-studded chalices and other priceless artefacts out of harm's way.
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Market Value Four hundred and fifty million dollars spent for anything short of a next-generation strategic bomber, let alone a beat-up old painting, not only makes no sense relative to current markets in worldly goods; it suggests that money has become worthless.
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Over four hundred people have developed illnesses and at least six have diedWith alarms belles ringing around the country over a sudden surge in vaping related illnesses and deaths, an increasing number of high schools are turning to vape detectors to snuff out bathroom smokers.
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"Four hundred million people are living with diabetes, the amount of insulin available is too low and the price is too high, so we really need to do something," Emer Cooke, the WHO's head of regulation of medicines and health technologies, said in a statement.
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Last week, it was reported that, having returned from sailing around Tahiti with friends, he would embark on the working stage of his post-Presidency by giving a speech for which the financial-services firm Cantor Fitzgerald would pay him four hundred thousand dollars.
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But I will tell you Rachel be one thing when you are out doing as much campaigning as I have done four hundred events, all 99 counties in Iowa this is not the number one issue the American people ask us about; it's not.
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Rosset had bought rights to more than four hundred art films, like the sexually explicit Swedish film "I Am Curious (Yellow)," but, with the relaxation of obscenity laws, the nation's art houses switched to X-rated pornography, and Rosset had no outlet for his movies.
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If a small-business investment company could raise a hundred and fifty thousand dollars, the government would match those funds and lend more at a low rate, bringing the fund to at least four hundred and fifty thousand dollars (nearly four million in current dollars).
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" All the Berlin pictures were sold (at prices ranging from ninety thousand dollars to four hundred thousand), but Schutz had kept two of them for herself: a painting of two men coping with oversized insects, and the Till painting, which was called "Open Casket.
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Four hundred years have passed since captured Africans were forced across these waves on their way to bondage in the New World and now, standing at the edge of this violent water, startled by my own anxiety, I feel something deep and old and terrifying.
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He was smart, you gotta figure out how to win, and he understood how to lean to the left and cloak himself in progressive values, but at the end of the day he just took four hundred grand for his piece of Wall Street.
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The astonishing, ongoing absence of public markers of the slave trade, for example—of landing sites and auction blocks, of lynchings and massacres—is a matter of frequent public discussion, debate, and (partial) correction, albeit four hundred years after the first enslaved peoples landed on American shores.
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The authors cut the TB resistance-conferring gene, natural resistance-associated macrophage protein-1 or NRAMP1, from a line of mouse white blood cells that you can buy yourself online, and glued it into over a thousand cow embryos, which they transplanted into over four hundred cows.
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For books, we were reading titles such as The Beauty of the Husband by Anne Carson, American Political Thought: Four Hundred Years of Ideas and Ideologies by Sue Davis, and And Here's the Kicker: Conversations with 21 Top Humor Writers on their Craft by Mike Sacks.
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Even Democrats in Congress who knew that Johnson was driving the country off a cliff—and by the end of 1967, when four hundred and eighty-five thousand Americans were stationed in Vietnam, the folly of intervention had become plain—were loath to break with him publicly.
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Months later, when the meeting was revealed, and Bloomberg News reported that the Kushner family stood to make as much as four hundred million dollars from the agreement with Anbang, Democratic lawmakers, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts, criticized it as a possible conflict of interest.
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On that Friday—June 17, 2016—only four hundred and twenty-one rigs were being put to use in the U.S., less than a tenth of the forty-five hundred rigs that were operational in December, 1981, the highest count since records began to be kept.
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He was proud of his position, but not that proud; his grandfather had presided over more than four hundred islands—until the government stripped the Mainakinays of their authority as Chiefs of the Canton, a position that they had held for more than two hundred years.
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According to an analysis by the Brennan Center for Justice, Democrats won the over-all popular vote in the four hundred and thirty-five races for the House of Representatives by about nine per cent, but they managed to capture only a relatively narrow majority of seats.
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The books, which retailed at more than four hundred dollars a set, were illustrated with his own watercolors and bound in forest-green buckram on which his heraldic badge—three feathers, a crown, and the motto " Ich dien ," meaning "I serve"—was emblazoned in gold. ♦
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Rammstein travels with a two-million-watt sound system and four hundred speakers—"I used the earplugs, and it was still too loud, my body was shaking," Iggy Pop admits in the film—and this kind of scale makes the show transformational on a physical level, too.
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Anderson produces a rich portrait of Stanley Draper, the city's Robert Moses, who decided that "the earth had clearly made a mistake," that the capital needed a mountain, and that he was going to build one, three or four hundred feet tall, and line it with azaleas.
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During the Party's thirteen years in power, ten of them with Blair as Prime Minister, Corbyn voted against the whip four hundred and twenty-eight times—more than any other Labour M.P. But, because Labour had large parliamentary majorities, Corbyn and his allies were largely ignored.
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Pitching itself as an alternative to the big Australian banks, "86400", pronounced 'eighty-six four hundred' symbolizing the number of seconds in a day, said on Wednesday it was already well advanced in talks with regulators to secure a banking license to launch in the first quarter.
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Dimon had previously spoken about the many Americans "left behind," noting that forty per cent of people in the U.S. earned less than fifteen dollars an hour, and that the same percentage said that they didn't have four hundred dollars in savings to deal with an emergency.
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According to the National Institute on Money in State Politics, the sugar industry contributed only ninety-four hundred dollars to Bush in 1998 and eighty-nine hundred in 20123—but, during those years, it gave three-quarters of a million dollars to the Republican Party of Florida.
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Hurst was a member of Washington's "Colored Four Hundred" — as the capital's black upper crust once was known — and was familiar with having to plan his life around hotels, restaurants and theaters in the city, and throughout the Jim Crow South, that screened out people of color.
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The first people to migrate to Greenland are known as the Independence I. This group made its way to the island, probably from Canada, about forty-five hundred years ago and settled in a particularly inhospitable territory some four hundred miles northeast of where EGRIP sits today.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Four hundred Syrians who were trying to fly to Turkey were stopped at the Beirut airport on Friday and were being forced to return to Damascus instead, in a chaotic episode that illustrated how options are narrowing for those trying to flee the war in Syria.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Around four hundred people gathered at a monument to democracy in the Thai capital on Saturday to urge the military government not to delay a national election planned later this year, in one of the biggest anti-junta demonstrations since the military took power in 2014.
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Photo: Chamila Karunarathne (AP)After at least 207 people were killed and over four hundred more were reported wounded after a series of bombs went off at Easter services and hotels in Sri Lanka, the Sri Lankan government has moved to block access to Facebook, TechCrunch reported on Sunday.
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Steffens tries to avoid this by framing "So Much Things to Say" as four hundred pages of "raw material," drawing from interviews he conducted over three decades with more than seventy of Marley's bandmates, family members, lovers, and confidantes, some of whom have rarely spoken on the record.
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At the University of Texas at Austin, the UTest House sits in a corner of the J. J. Pickle Research Campus, a scrubby four-hundred-and-seventy-five-acre plot of land dotted with radio antennae, a prototype nuclear reactor, and one of the nation's largest nonmilitary computers.
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She is donating the money—the "holy grail" settlement, likely to be more than four hundred thousand dollars—to the Fawcett Society, a charity established in 1866 by suffragettes, with the stipulation that it be used to provide legal assistance to low-paid women and to fund strategic litigation.
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"Four hundred million people are living with diabetes, the amount of insulin available is too low and the price is too high, so we really need to do something," Emer Cooke, the W.H.O.'s head of regulation of medicines and health technologies, said as she announced the plan.
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According to Media Matters, in the first year after Mueller was appointed Hannity alone aired four hundred and eighty-six segments attacking the federal criminal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election; thirty-eight per cent of those segments claimed that law-enforcement officials had broken the law.
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As recently as 2014, Jerome Charyn tried to avoid adding to the sonorous Lincolns of fiction and film with a novel, "I Am Abraham," that sometimes lurches into an overcompensating rusticity and doubles down vocally by presenting all four hundred and forty-nine pages in the first person.
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Most recently, he has decided to take possession of four hundred acres of land near the little mission town of San Juan Bautista—it's the place where Hitchcock's "Vertigo" reaches its climax, though the tower from which Kim Novak falls was added to the mission by the film's art-department team.
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V.I.P. tickets—four hundred and ninety-nine bucks for the weekend—got you plenty of shade and an open bar, but I didn't find anyone in the V.I.P. area who would admit to paying; everybody seemed to be in the surf business, one way or another, and had been comped in.
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With "Gong Bangian Four Hundred and Seventeen" (2016), young yet virtuoso ink painter Hao Liang presents an album of landscapes in the style of Gong Xian (an artist active more than 400 years ago), as if he had somehow survived half a millennium and decided to go sightseeing in the area.
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A recent study by the economists Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman found that, as a result of cuts to estate and corporate taxes, as well as the 2017 G.O.P. tax bill, the four hundred richest Americans pay a lower over-all tax rate than any other group in the country.
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He didn't seem familiar—nor did Trump, in his mentions of the shut-out workers—with the concept of living paycheck to paycheck, or with the statistic, released last year by the Federal Reserve Board, that forty per cent of Americans would have trouble covering an emergency expense of just four hundred dollars.
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The company reported a negative federal-tax charge on $21 billion in profits, in part because it received tax benefits by paying employees in stock rather than in wages, giving it a $2052-billion deduction, and because of research-and-development credits that yielded a four-hundred-and-nineteen-million-dollar tax break.
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Imagine four hundred boys with raging hormones, locked away for three months at a time at a boarding school deep in rural Mashonaland, and you will understand that even our choirmaster's wife, who had more hair on her chin than her husband did, was—to some of us, anyway—a vision of beauty.
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Last November, Knightscope's K5, a five-foot-high, four-hundred-pound missile-shaped security bot—hired to patrol the grounds of an animal shelter in the Mission District of San Francisco—was smeared with barbecue sauce and covered with a tarp, allegedly by locals who suspected that its real purpose was to harass the homeless.
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These have so far included classmates like David Hogg, an outspoken senior with four hundred thousand Twitter followers, who retweeted a picture of Adam and Scott holding up the first signed contract in their driveway, and Emma González (senior, 1.2 million followers, a friend of Zach's sister), as well as the actress Alyssa Milano ("crush").
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To borrow an example from the C.M.F.'s Brad Fitch, four well-informed doctors might persuade a senator to support the use of a certain surgical procedure in V.A. hospitals, but four hundred thousand phone calls to Senator John McCain are unlikely to change his position on the appropriate use of American military power overseas.
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Four hundred dollars is also a high price for a streaming TV device, which can range anywhere from $30 for a Chromecast stick to $200 for a new Apple TV. But Caavo's assumption is that if you already have enough boxes and game consoles to warrant this product, then you're not afraid to spend on a better TV experience.
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He may not have been the commercial equal of Dame Agatha, with sales as paltry as half a billion copies, yet he outdid her in industry—he produced more than four hundred novels, to her sixty-six—and in pretty much everything else, displaying a frighteningly intimate acquaintance with mortal weakness for which she could only grope.
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They were awaiting remarks from Ashley Pruitt, a local lawyer specializing in civil litigation, who had volunteered to explain the surprising number of ways that one can run afoul of the law while picking unharvested fruits and nuts for homeless shelters and food banks, as more than four hundred volunteer groups in the United States now do.
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Three weeks after the commemoration in Memphis, Barber spoke at the Performing Arts Center in Montgomery, Alabama, for the opening of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, a monument to the more than forty-four hundred African-Americans who were lynched between the end of Reconstruction and the beginning of the modern civil-rights movement.
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He is now twenty-eight, and he has produced twenty-eight ballets, ten of them for N.Y.C.B. Two years ago, Peck was the subject of a movie, "Ballet 422," which showed him, over a period of two months, creating N.Y.C.B.'s four-hundred-and-twenty-second ballet, "Paz de la Jolla," set to the music of Bohuslav Martinů.
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The commission's work recently culminated in a four-hundred-page legal brief that links the systematic torture and murder of tens of thousands of Syrians to a written policy approved by President Bashar al-Assad, coördinated among his security-intelligence agencies, and implemented by regime operatives, who reported the successes of their campaign to their superiors in Damascus.
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He has often sought out the hangers-on and the peripheral characters, and in "Four Hundred Dresses," a brief 2010 article about the dressmaker to the recently deceased restaurateur Elaine Kaufman, he finds unexpected gems of insight, such as the irrepressible Kaufman's splurge on $6,000 worth of brocade for new clothes just a month before she died.
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Few companies are as unpopular as insurance companies, and no tears were shed for the insurance giant Aetna when, a couple of weeks ago, it announced that it had lost more than four hundred million dollars on Obamacare policies since the Obamacare exchanges were set up, in 2014, and was going to pull out of most of them.
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