Comey told lawmakers there were "hundreds and thousands" of emails.
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Usually we're used to seeing in the hundreds and thousands, numbers.
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"Hundreds and Thousands: The Journals of Emily Carr" (Douglas & McIntyre, 2007).
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And hundreds and thousands of dollars that seniors deserve are going unclaimed.
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She forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails, some of which contain classified information.
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Hundreds and thousands of people stop and take pictures, inquire about Gianni Versace often.
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A law firm paid hundreds and thousands of dollars to Hillary Clinton for speeches.
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Amazon went from a handful of skills to hundreds and thousands and tens of thousands.
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I remember being at the premiere, and there's just hundreds and thousands of screaming girls.
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"Hundreds and thousands of French people were suffering under a cruel occupation," says Peter Hart.
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That said, Linux did take off, gathering first tens, then hundreds and thousands of contributors.
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" He added that she "forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails, some of which contain classified information.
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"There's plenty of girls, hundreds and thousands of girls, that might have nothing," Mr. Draddy said.
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And you can ask hundreds and thousands of people who have been through the same system.
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It also discounts the hundreds and thousands of women who get early abortion pills from the Internet.
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Students left schools by the hundreds and thousands, sometimes in defiance of school administrators and school boards.
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Devices with the game pre-installed were even put up for sale for hundreds and thousands of dollars.
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Again: All of the death toll estimates, from reputable, epidemiological statistical analyses, number in the hundreds and thousands.
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With a StockUnlimited Vector Plan subscription, you have hundreds and thousands of premium vector designs at your fingertips.
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Over the years there have certainly been dozens, if not hundreds and thousands, of different epic space stories.
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But, like CFCs, HFCs cause a greenhouse effect between hundreds and thousands of times as powerful as carbon dioxide.
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This is not to be sniffed at, and a reprieve for hundreds and thousands of Syrians is desperately needed.
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"We understand that for hundreds and thousands of years, bad actors have been taking advantage of people," Lubin says.
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Hundreds and thousands of assets are already included in the current collection, with more added on a monthly basis.
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"Hundreds and thousands of girls and women are dying, but 98 percent of the deaths are preventable," she continues.
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"Hundreds and thousands of people share the same dream as soon as they hear the town's name," he said.
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It may be the most common, but there are still hundreds and thousands who speak French, Spanish, Italian, etc.
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Mass tourism — that is hundreds and thousands of people in a place at a time — is disruptive to the ecosystem.
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It is an aggregate, made up of hundreds and thousands of local decisions, each responding to local circumstances and pressures.
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This has been the device that converted hundreds and thousands skeptics to the idea that foldables might indeed have a future.
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Anthony Weiner, and suggested that the "hundreds and thousands" of emails had been deliberately sent directly from Abedin to Weiner's computer.
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That's what strange about interviews is that I'm talking to you but indirectly I'm talking to hundreds and thousands of people.
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Comey falsely asserted that Clinton aide Huma Abedin "forwarded hundreds and thousands" of government emails to her husband, Anthony Weiner's, computer.
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We are here in our hundreds and thousands unified for one purpose – That hate will be undone, and love will redeem us.
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Right now it costs between hundreds and thousands of dollars to incorporate and there is still lack of clarity on HR status.
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But, like CFCs, HFCs cause a greenhouse effect between hundreds and thousands of times as powerful as carbon dioxide while they linger.
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During the hearing, Comey said "hundreds and thousands" of emails had ended up on Weiner's laptop because of Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
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The hundreds and thousands of new IoT gadgets being shipped to store shelves every month are surely creating the impression of growth.
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Clinton's aide, Huma Abedin, had "forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails, some of which contain classified information" to Mr. Weiner, her husband.
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Their efforts soon attracted hundreds and thousands of people, and support from foundations and celebrities such as Gloria Steinem and Angela Davis.
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And they&aposre their crimes, when they do kill somebody it&aposs usually a mutilation, beheading, stabbing bodies hundreds and thousands of times.
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" Why it happens: "Smugglers know there are hundreds and thousands of immigrants desperate to get away from the border as fast as possible.
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When we turned the site on, we thought we'd get 20 or 30 orders, but we were getting hundreds and thousands of orders.
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The feeding concentrates the elk by the hundreds and thousands, a recipe for magnifying the incidence of disease, and spreading it, biologists say.
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It is a humble dream; an achievable dream; a dream he shares, by his estimation, with "hundreds and thousands" of other noble dreamers.
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"We are here in our hundreds and thousands unified for one purpose – that hate will be undone, and love will redeem us," he said.
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Today, and years after the war is over, we will see hundreds and thousands of artworks, each showing the conflict in its own way.
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And with the book, when you're spending hundreds and thousands of hours researching and interviewing people and so on, that's the most difficult thing.
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" He added: "We cannot discuss with President Putin hundreds and thousands of different requests, which, by the way, come from a variety of countries.
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Comey had told the committee that longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin forwarded "hundreds and thousands" of Clinton's emails to her then-husband, former Rep.
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Op-Ed Contributor QUITO, Ecuador — The people — hundreds and thousands of them — took to the streets to peacefully demand a recount of the votes.
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And it seems a lot of people agree: photos of Habbal's tattoos have received hundreds and thousands of likes on Instagram, accompanied with encouraging comments.
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So many of his fellow Moslawis were either left to suffer at home or forced into squalid camps housing hundreds and thousands of the displaced.
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Shoppers have already left between hundreds and thousands of reviews on the swimwear, loving that it's so true to size, adjustable, and just plain gorgeous.
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"If you fix the problem of the game in the system, you now have hundreds -- and thousands perhaps -- of municipalities that have direct violation," he said.
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Directed by Paul Dugdale, Havana Moon brings audiences to the Stones' historic Cuban concert through the eyes of the hundreds and thousands of fans who attended.
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And when you push the numbers out, will we have hundreds and thousands of deaths or will we have tens or hundreds of thousands of deaths?
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Professional investors frequently say they see little special significance in the S&P 7.673 and Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting round-numbers in the hundreds and thousands.
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Comey told the Senate Judiciary Committee last week that longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin forwarded "hundreds and thousands" of Clinton's emails to her then-husband, former Rep.
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Comey told the committee last week that the bureau in October uncovered "hundreds and thousands" of emails sent by Abedin, some of which he said were classified.
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In his testimony, Comey claimed that Hillary Clinton's top aide, Abedin, forwarded "hundreds and thousands" of emails to her husband so that he could print them for her.
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Both submitted more than enough signatures to qualify, but a review determined that hundreds and thousands were based on invalid voter credentials or faulty documentation, the INE said.
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As is often the case with fame, the fact that someone has hundreds and thousands of adoring fans at their fingertips does not make them any less alone.
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If you're in the market for a laptop or PC, you'll get inundated with hundreds and thousands of options that claim that they're the best of the best.
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Comey told lawmakers that Huma Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, had sent "hundreds and thousands" of emails to her husband's laptop, including some with classified information.
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But the current arrangements leave open which state body will search through its database and match its records with the hundreds and thousands of names on candidate lists.
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And, by testing itself against hundreds and thousands of classified images, it begins to create its own way to recognize a dog—again, the way a child does.
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Successfully measuring the value of the land along the border and settling on the prices for hundreds and thousands of acres of land is very difficult to determine.
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They don't have four or eight cores, they have hundreds and thousands, and each of them is frightfully efficient at handling some small recurring tasks over and over again.
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You're no longer relegated to only a handful of options that you most likely don't even want; you quite literally have hundreds and thousands of options to choose from.
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You know, we're all faced with, in any of these jobs, making hundreds and thousands of decisions every day — doesn't mean that you're going to get them all right.
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All endeared themselves to the city, and throughout their pursuit, they were hailed with confetti parades, dinners, gifts and train-depot welcoming parties numbering in the hundreds and thousands.
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We provided members of Congress with hundreds and thousands of stories from patients to let them know how critical it was to preserve affordable health care for their constituents.
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Reactions to the migrant crisis by churchmen and politicians have been more muted in the far south, although that is where hundreds and thousands have come ashore, and many remain.
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Every year hundreds and thousands of people, including women and children traveling alone, leave the 'Northern Triangle' nations of El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala to escape gang violence and poverty.
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In an appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Comey told lawmakers that the bureau had uncovered "hundreds and thousands" of emails that Abedin forwarded to her then-husband, former Rep.
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Danielle Brooks: Well it's crazy how your mind works because you can receive hundreds and thousands of all these love posts and all this good affirmation on Instagram or Twitter.
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"We use this word as a monolith, 'plastics,' when in fact it's many hundreds and thousands of different things," said Gregory Bailey, a conservator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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"As we scale our business and have hundreds and thousands of Waymo drivers on the road, each one of those drivers is going to be exactly the same," said Krafcik.
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Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is a career track that hundreds and thousands of people have found success in, and it's not hard to see why they did it.
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The duo created the Rainforest Fund to conserve the environment and support hundreds and thousands of indigenous people in their fight to protect their rights to their own land, livelihoods and cultures.
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Comey's testified that Clinton's advisor Huma Abedin forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails to her husband Anthony Weiner, when it was in fact a "small number," with others stored automatically through backups.
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"There are still hundreds and thousands of companies that are sourcing from overseas that don't have the wherewithal or the resources or people or money to chase after these issues," Wulfraat said.
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Several bike-sharing startups are waging a fierce war for users in the tech town, and are flooding street corners with hundreds and thousands of bikes in the hopes of raising visibility.
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In the middle of all that, Italy and Greece are crying out for help in dealing every day with hundreds and thousands of migrants/refugees from the Middle East and North Africa.
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After punching in my coordinates from North London, I watch in horror as my every minor move within a tiny vicinity leads the virus to rapidly infect hundreds and thousands of people.
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Called before the Senate Judiciary Committee, he offered an emotional account of his handling of the email investigation but then made his misstatement about Abedin forwarding "hundreds and thousands" of emails to Weiner.
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Through hundreds and thousands of emails with readers, I&aposve built up a collection of data that would make Facebook proud — data that includes some very clear patterns of questions about my finances.
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Just before news of his dismissal broke, his office issued a statement aiming to clear up his testimony that former Clinton aide Huma Abedin "forwarded hundreds and thousands" of emails to her husband's laptop.
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According to two sources familiar with the matter — including one in law enforcement — Abedin forwarded only a handful of Clinton emails to her husband for printing — not the "hundreds and thousands" cited by Comey.
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It is 2016, and you can still find people—hundreds and thousands of people—willing to go to a gig in the hope that they might hear the soundtrack to a David Attenborough programme.
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With potentially hundreds and thousands of rooftop solar-equipped homes locally — and millions of homes nationally — acting as individual generators, each home becomes a critical but variable and potentially "invisible" component of the grid.
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It's not hard to launch a new cryptocurrency, but it is hard to onboard the hundreds and thousands of service providers, merchants and financial institutions that are needed to make a cryptocurrency actually useful.
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Their protection is currently financed by UK taxpayers and amounts to hundreds and thousands of pounds per year, according to the outlet, and the cost is "likely to increase substantially" if they live overseas.
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"Whatever we have evolved into hundreds and thousands of years from now, we'll look at these decades as when the human race moved off the planet," said Peter Diamandis, chairman of the X-Prize Foundation.
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When you move to lower orbits, you need a lot more satellites to provide complete coverage of the Earth, which is why SpaceX and others are proposing new constellations numbering in the hundreds and thousands.
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"A true leader is like Mullah Haibatullah, who did not care for his son and let him be sacrificed like hundreds and thousands of other Taliban," said Mullah Khaksar, a Taliban commander in Oruzgan Province.
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"We have hundreds and thousands of people that cross the border every day and we don't have any arrangement for the last 22 years (for) dealing with even one criminal case," Tse told CNBC's Chery Kang.
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It's really important to supplement your diet with anything your body might need, so I add silver balls, hundreds and thousands, and popping candy to keep me energised all day long and to ward off disease.
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For a city that always had a strong restaurant culture, the simple joy of being able to prepare a homecooked meal is a welcomed respite from meals prepared for hundreds and thousands of mouths at a time.
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But when you lower the dam on hundreds and thousands of thoughts, musings and hot takes on everything from lunch meats to Ed Balls, you begin to lose sight of what is good and what is trash.
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Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state, officers uncovered evidence that her aide, Huma Abedin, had "forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails, some of which contain classified information" to Mr. Weiner, her husband.
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In his testimony last week, Comey said that Abedin had forwarded "hundreds and thousands" of emails — including some containing classified information — to her husband's email account, so that Weiner could print out the messages for delivery to Clinton.
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Instead of forwarding "hundreds and thousands" of emails to Weiner's computer to be printed out, she had forwarded only a few—and there is no evidence that she made a "regular practice" of sending emails to Weiner's computer.
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Last month — nearly exactly 38 years from its unveiling — the mural of colorful characters finally returned to its wall, with its hundreds and thousands of tesserae at last enforced, each cleaned or replaced by Russell-Marti Conservation Services, Inc.
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Growing discontent with Maduro has also spread to the military as soldiers struggle to get enough food and many desert by leaving the country, along with hundreds and thousands of civilians who have emigrated by bus across South America.
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Weaponized data dumps like these present a challenge even for full-time journalists, who are assessing hundreds and thousands of documents every day in real time, under both competitive pressure and the intense press-watcher scrutiny of an election.
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"When you move down to the local lenders in less developed provinces and counties, there could be hundreds and thousands of similar cases to Huishan, albeit at a smaller scale," said Shawlin Chaw, Control Risks analyst focused on Greater China.
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Some diplomats see the alliance between Erdogan and Putin as offering at least a chance of steering the warring sides in Syria towards talks after six years of fighting that has killed hundreds and thousands of people and displaced millions.
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But when applied to tens, hundreds and thousands of users, this model ends up generating a noisy flood, and security teams have to struggle with wasted time and must sort through tons of unimportant events that are mostly false positives.
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Elevators, dialysis machines and a host of life-saving medical devices no longer offer the same guarantees because rationing of resources has forced hundreds and thousands of people to adjust to days whose effective span falls well short of 24 hours.
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"Hundreds and thousands of people share the same dream as soon as they hear the town's name," the resident, Paul Pearson, said on Tuesday, a day before he planned to pitch the idea at a meeting of a local tourism council.
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Suddenly I remembered what was coming: The musical is set in 1979 and the early 1980s, when a mysterious illness, whose origins were still unknown, began to claim lives by the dozens, then the hundreds and thousands, mainly gay men.
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Optimizely helps businesses test out different ways to make their websites or apps more effective — but, as vice president of Product Management Claire Vo put it, how do you go from "five experiments per week to hundreds and thousands of experiments per week"?
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In late 2014, the disagreement on the election method of the chief executive, the city's leader, reached a boiling point and sparked the Umbrella Movement, resulting in a rare scene of hundreds and thousands of people occupying Hong Kong's downtown for 79 days.
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Shillelagh fight culture evolved over hundreds and thousands of years, forming an implicit set of protocols that reveal the rather organized nature of street fighting, most likely assisted by the structural nature of the factions, or gangs, that ruled the country's underbelly.
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When he testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week, Comey claimed that Hillary Clinton's aide Huma Abedin had made a "regular practice" of forwarding "hundreds and thousands" of Clinton's emails to her husband Anthony Weiner, so they could be printed out.
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How is it that we managed to live on this planet for hundreds and thousands of years without fucking up the environment majorly and now it's like "oh let's fuck it up cause we're bored today and everything has to be bigger"?
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And, you know, we've put ourselves in the position of combining the world's best capabilities to be able to enable that for you know, 99% of the Fortune 500 and hundreds and thousands and millions of small and medium-sized businesses all over the world.
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Washington (CNN)The Federal Bureau of Investigations sent a letter Tuesday evening aiming to clear up false statements said by Director James Comey to Congress last week that former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin "forwarded hundreds and thousands" of emails to her husband's laptop.
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The note, signed by Gregory Brower, assistant director of the FBI's Office of Congressional Affairs, clarified that the "hundreds and thousands of emails" that Comey said were 'forwarded" from Abedin to her husband's email "included emails transferred via backups as well as manual forwarding.
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Still, whether you find Poppy charming or vacuous, something about her robo-Pamyu Pamyu vibe is resonating with hundreds and thousands of people, and in an industry run by numbers that gives her as good a shot as any at reaching the upper-echelons.
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With an Instagram following of 1.2 million users and hundreds and thousands of viewers following his YouTube channel, Piana had a large audience of fans — many of which were young men, who would flock to bodybuilding and fitness conventions to meet the 20143-year-old star.
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Most of us didn't even know that that happened, that hundreds and thousands of kids got displaced and are not going to go to school and that most kids haven't gone to school in Syria for the past nine years and 15-year-olds can't read. Right.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director James Comey told a Senate committee last week that "hundreds and thousands" of emails containing classified information had been forwarded from top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin to the home computer she shared with her husband -- and one-time New York congressman -- Anthony Weiner.
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After witnessing a woman named Mamma Sessay lose her life after giving birth in Sierra Leone, Addario said she "could scarcely believe that something so basic as childbirth could kill hundreds and thousands of women every year," and so she vowed to spend time documenting maternal death around the world.
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"Now you have people on their computers, on their cell phones, on whatever all day long talking about it or whatever with not just one, two, three people at their job site, but hundreds and thousands on their social media platform and the voice just gets louder and becomes more annoying," Busch said.
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"And the consequence of this new policy will be to place in the hands of the federal government voluminous biometric data taken without consent from hundreds and thousands of migrants—including children as young as 14 years of age—who have done nothing other than seek a better life in our country," it adds.
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"There really are hundreds and thousands of students just like me who witnessed these rovers, and followed along with the mission over the past 15 years, and because of that went to pursue science and education," Abigail Fraeman, Mars Exploration Rover deputy project scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said at the press conference.
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Dripping in diamonds and cocooned in furs, many with bemused-looking husbands in tow, they beamed like small children at the collection, dozens of fantastical gowns with voluminous tiered silk skirts, or encrusted with hundreds and thousands of pearls, sequins and glass beads, or shivering delicately with cascading bouquets of 20173-D pleated organza and tulle flowers.
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That video that is currently soaring across social media — maybe it's a text-heavy explainer with dynamic motion graphics, or a video-driven news story with sharply concise captions — is less an evolution of video itself and more of an evolution of the hundreds and thousands of pieces of text-based journalism that are produced and consumed digitally.
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"With regards to Aleppo, look, why can't we admit to in this case we're involved in Syria, we're involved in a civil war where hundreds and thousands of innocent people have died and because we're involved in both sides of this cross fire we have to take some responsibility for a lot of those people that have died," he asked.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE revealed in May that Abedin had forwarded "hundreds and thousands" of Clinton's emails to Weiner to print out for Clinton while she was secretary of State.
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Trapped in the Forever War To the Editor: That the war on terror constitutes "a new form of humane warfare," as Samuel Moyn argues in his review of my book, "Spiral: Trapped in the Forever War" (June 26), will come as a surprise to the families of the at least 200,000 Iraqis; 6203,000 Afghans; and various hundreds and thousands of Pakistani, Yemeni and Somali civilians who have died in the wars of Sept. 11.
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BOOKER: So people felt like, here are hundreds and hundreds and thousands and thousands of African-Americans, all of us, including me, have stories about being followed in malls, and pulled over by police, my car surrounded by cops, accused of stealing the car that you were driving — all of us had these experiences and this was sort of like, letting off that steam of celebrating, that here's an African-American guy that got over in the system.
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So we need to do more to say, look, if you can actually discernibly improve, let's say, graduation rates in a particular town or area or physical wellness of, let's call it hundreds and thousands of employees, then not only do you get a tax break for having put money into that, but you might even get something positive in addition, for the fact that you actually have improved our society's measurements on the things that we care about.
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