Lifetimes upon lifetimes of stuff to watch and listen to are but one login away.
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In all of the lifetimes before and in all of the lifetimes after I will love you!
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"Doom is pretty much out of the picture in our lifetimes and the lifetimes of our kids and grandkids," Boslough said.
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Extensive studies will have to be conducted over the course of their lifetimes, along with the lifetimes of their own eventual offspring.
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Coates wrote: If this is the candidate of the radical left — then expect white supremacy in America to endure well beyond our lifetimes and lifetimes of our children.
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"The U.S.G.S. has a deep understanding that these volcanoes are going to erupt again — within our lifetimes, our children's lifetimes," said Carolyn Driedger, a hydrologist at the Cascades observatory.
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So within the context of caste, social and spiritual mobility happen between lifetimes, and it could therefore take many lifetimes to escape lower-caste social status and achieve spiritual liberation.
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When you've lived so many lifetimes, across so many centuries — and especially if you, like Eleanor, have direct confirmation of one of those lifetimes — it's easy to feel lost and weird and alone.
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It is somewhat mind-boggling that fully automated vehicles are expected to show up on the market in the next two to four years — not just in our lifetimes, in our pets' lifetimes.
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His resume would be enough to fill several ordinary lifetimes.
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I have had many bodies, many names, and many lifetimes.
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YouTube is the gateway to several lifetimes' worth of timepass.
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"There's ten to twelve lifetimes of work here," concludes Grigonis.
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We think we're going to accomplish that in our lifetimes.
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We may not see another like him in our lifetimes.
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Just 23 years old, and so many lifetimes already lived.
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But it's like the fact that we have finite lifetimes.
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They have enabled the most corrupt administration of our lifetimes.
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The victims experience higher levels of anxiety throughout their lifetimes.
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The world has enough dead wrestlers to last several lifetimes.
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But sometimes children serve a different purpose in our lifetimes.
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This quest will not be measured in years but in lifetimes.
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Figures in art history often feel like they lived lifetimes ago.
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Enough for four extended lifetimes, her dad had told her once.
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He was the hardest ever, with enough quotables for ten lifetimes.
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Masri has witnessed and experienced enough tragedy to fill many lifetimes.
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Perhaps higher than we have ever known in our political lifetimes.
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Some had filed as many as 20 times over their lifetimes.
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He has also been through enough turmoil to last two lifetimes.
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The current situation has no obvious precedent in most Americans' lifetimes.
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The benefits of cash transfers last for affected children's whole lifetimes.
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She's seen enough onscreen sex, violence and obscenities for several lifetimes.
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We haven't seen anything like this really in our investing lifetimes.
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This may be the most nationalized midterm election of our lifetimes.
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For most Americans, they have the best economy of their lifetimes.
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We're not going to pay down the debt in our lifetimes.
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War in our lifetimes will not resemble a clash of machines.
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We will see dramatic effects from climate change in our lifetimes.
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IT HASN'T BEEN THIS GOOD MAYBE IN ANY OF OUR LIFETIMES.
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Allen's piece reminds us that humor changes even within our lifetimes.
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These are behaviors I expect from my immigrant parents — not those who understand that money will not only be a given for their lifetimes, but for the lifetimes of their entire bloodlines until the collapse of civilization.
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There are numerous men who will be sexually assaulted during their lifetimes.
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Mr. Cameron has called this vote the "most important" in Britons' lifetimes.
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We're not likely to see a huge destructive asteroid in our lifetimes.
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That's why we're giving you two more lifetimes to pay it off.
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Further reading: Scientists now think we could find aliens in our lifetimes.
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BY THE standards of Australian politicians, Colin Barnett has lasted several lifetimes.
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Every button, dial, and physical toggle seems made to last multiple lifetimes.
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At the age of 36, Jaime King has already lived two lifetimes.
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Every attendee had probably been to several "real" galas in their lifetimes.
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"We want to make Mars seem possible in our lifetimes," Musk said.
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Through those seconds that felt like lifetimes, the United States held on.
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It was not just in their lifetimes that Hume's renown outstripped Smith's.
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Current data suggests workers could have have 85033 jobs in their lifetimes.
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He helped elect the most dangerous, unfit American president of our lifetimes.
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Ultimately, they settled on the monthly payments, guaranteed for both their lifetimes.
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The global water and sanitation crisis can be solved within our lifetimes.
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"Not in our lifetimes," an Army Corps of Engineers specialist told me.
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Many people cycle in and out of public assistance during their lifetimes.
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This created a different psychological pattern that was tied to longer lifetimes.
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"I've got enough clothes in my closet for 13 lifetimes," she said.
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They planned to give away most of their money in their lifetimes.
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That amounts to 5,800 average American lifetimes spent on social interactions around games.
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Paraplegics spend their lifetimes seated, which can lead to circulatory and digestive problems.
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Around 2000% of Americans will be told they have cancer during their lifetimes.
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Estimates suggest that one in four children will develop diabetes in their lifetimes.
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I don't see what dislodges their dominance, at least not in our lifetimes.
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The Panama Papers have exposed the largest financial crime scandal of our lifetimes.
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"We will never see anything like that again in our lifetimes," he said.
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We learn from mistakes, and from playing all the roles in our lifetimes.
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He knew his leaders' names and what they had accomplished in their lifetimes.
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And we spend our lifetimes maximizing our talents and working with our burdens.
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We are seeing some of the best journalism we've seen in our lifetimes.
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And many people talk about this inflection being the biggest in our lifetimes.
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NEWARK "Newark Lifetimes: Recollections and Reflections," discussion with author and historian Guy Sterling.
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"This is the most important election of our lifetimes," Weems told the campaign.
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Today is a religious rarity that will not occur again in our lifetimes.
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Thirty years in video games is like eight lifetimes in regular human years.
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I mean, they might, but it's extremely unlikely to happen in our lifetimes.
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But Florence could bring conditions that people have not seen in their lifetimes.
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Parts of Miami Beach and the keys could be underwater in our lifetimes.
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For the older of us, it won't be sorted out in our lifetimes.
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There is no purity and, in our lifetimes, no end to this process.
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Good God, even two lifetimes is not enough to grit through the pages.
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In the US, one in eight women will develop it in their lifetimes.
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Monica's winning squad includes kids like Morgan who have already seemingly lived lifetimes.
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Five weeks away from one of the most important elections in our lifetimes.
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It so happens that about seven lifetimes ago, I was a disc jockey.
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The nine-year-old has been through enough surgeries to last several lifetimes.
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Up to 40 each day and as many as 2,000 in their lifetimes.
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About 30 of every 100 Vietnam veterans have had PTSD in their lifetimes.
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And there's evidence that suggests loneliness naturally rises and falls throughout our lifetimes.
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Still, even our most ambitious spacecraft could never reach it in our lifetimes.
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This is the closest in our lifetimes we have ever been to Ronald Reagan.
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Over their lifetimes, wealthy parents expect to spend an average of $22005,225 per child.
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The Grim Reaper only comes once in our lifetimes -- at the moment of death.
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I keep saying this is the single most important midterm election of our lifetimes.
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"Every election will always be the most important election of our lifetimes," Lewis said.
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"This might be one of the most consequential elections of our lifetimes," Clinton said.
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Trump's probably the most diligent, hardest-working president we've ever had in our lifetimes.
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It may actually be possible within our lifetimes — or at least Obama thinks so.
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"His campaign is as divisive as any we've seen in our lifetimes," Clinton said.
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"Most important midterm election during our lifetimes" or whatever and all that good stuff.
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We are 11 days out from perhaps the most national election of our lifetimes.
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Three-in-10 of women around the world experience sexual violence in their lifetimes.
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And in terms of ... I don't see any of this ending in our lifetimes.
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Grace and Frankie's characters have witnessed huge amounts of social change in their lifetimes.
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It would take six lifetimes for any individual to listen to all those songs.
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They know that the math of this reconciliation will be calculated in their lifetimes.
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It's hard to overstate the scientific potential of such extended robotic lifetimes on Venus.
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Still, few residents expected that a typhoon would break the levee in their lifetimes.
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THRUSH: Oh, I don't think there's any--I think in very many people's lifetimes.
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The Neapolitan Novels are expansive and unflinching, an unforgettable study of two lifetimes intertwined.
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On November 6, Americans will vote in the most important election of their lifetimes.
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The oldest millennials will most likely experience five or more recessions during their remaining lifetimes.
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These spiders live for only a year, and reproduce just once during their brief lifetimes.
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Again, in our lifetimes this is one of the lowest unemployment rates that we've seen.
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If women don't negotiate, they stand to lose significant amounts of money over their lifetimes.
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This model allows for memory lifetimes that scale in concert with increasing numbers of synapses.
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"I've had enough applause to last me a trillion lifetimes," he told the appreciative crowd.
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Florida residents in this area haven't seen a hurricane of this strength in their lifetimes.
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The Rams' season opener might have been the worst Week 1 performance of our lifetimes.
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"Not the next five years, but maybe by the end of our lifetimes," said another.
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To do so would take more lifetimes than any of us will be granted. Why?
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Smarter people live longer and enjoy greater well-being across their lifetimes, psychologists have found.
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It can't be the commercials, whose welcomes were worn out about three Clydesdale-lifetimes ago.
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She points out a potential solution, though it seems unlikely to happen in our lifetimes.
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We've had some downbeat Oscars in our lifetimes — during the Great Recession, after the Sept.
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The oath is a lifetime one, but it was unclear whether it encompassed multiple lifetimes.
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To do otherwise, locks in avoidable risk over investments with 75-year lifetimes or more.
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By doing so, they promise donate more than half of their wealth within their lifetimes.
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Zelda, existentially weary after so many lifetimes, plans to jump off the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Be smart: Administration officials say war with North Korea in our lifetimes is not impossible.
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Trump is perhaps the most dishonest person to run for high office in our lifetimes.
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Approximately 40 percent of all Americans will develop cancer at some point in their lifetimes.
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That's why so many people hold on to grudges for months, years, and even lifetimes.
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It was one of the most revelatory shows of many people's lifetimes, my own included.
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Is this a problem that is going to continue to get worse over our lifetimes?
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Like Woodard and Streat, not all artists in the exhibition went unrecognized during their lifetimes.
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The problem of how the neocortex works will be completely solved — hopefully in our lifetimes.
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A world that, according to the World Economic Forum, won't exist during our lifetimes. Fun!
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"Every election will always be the most important election of our lifetimes," she told Politico.
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And about one third of all people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetimes.
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India and Pakistan have been fighting over Kashmir for my lifetime and my parents' lifetimes.
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We may not feel those effects yet, but we will feel them in our lifetimes.
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One in three women globally will experience physical, sexual or psychological violence during their lifetimes.
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"We're probably never going to see anything like it again in our lifetimes," he said.
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PMS can affect up to 75 percent of women at some point in their lifetimes.
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They are under attack in a way they have never been before in our lifetimes.
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It's how Americans worked our way back from the worst economic crisis in our lifetimes.
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You know, probably the greatest swimmer — no, the greatest athlete — we'll see in a couple lifetimes.
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The long lifetimes of the spacecraft mean we're dealing with scenarios we never thought we'd encounter.
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Thaler's work on how people spent and saved over their lifetimes was cited by the committee.
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The story, which covers a year or two and many lifetimes, is set in the future.
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Most of us will get to meet at least a couple of those in our lifetimes.
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"[He is] one of the most dangerous monsters to ever approach our lifetimes," Soloway said backstage.
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The lesson: The damage we do to biodiversity in our lifetimes may never really be undone.
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Over the course of our lifetimes, we've seen sweeping civil rights victories for the LGBTQ+ community.
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They have now been married for 14 years, with two lifetimes of managing MS between them.
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Over the course of their lifetimes, more than 1.5 million Australians say they've tried the drug.
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About 12 percent of women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetimes.
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But far fewer say it's important to them that the nation do so during their lifetimes.
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Or was it just an honest, once-in-a-thousand-lifetimes goof by an unlucky stagehand?
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But roots run deep, and fixing anything is too often the work of lifetimes, not years.
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Meanwhile, 30% of Vietnam veterans have struggled with PTSD in their lifetimes, according to VA estimates.
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Every campaign produces candidates declaring that "the most important election of our lifetimes" is at hand.
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" Even Novogratz told Bloomberg that bitcoin "is going to be the largest bubble of our lifetimes.
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Many people believe that we'll live on Mars, cure cancer, or achieve teleportation within their lifetimes.
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And I don't know if AI will be smart enough to do that in our lifetimes.
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"Election Day is several lifetimes away in the world we're living in now," Mr. Ayres said.
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Both short- and long-term interest rates were reduced to levels rarely seen in our lifetimes.
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That's because the damage we do to biodiversity in our lifetimes may never really be undone.
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Some managed to achieve success in their lifetimes, only to die penniless, buried in paupers' graves.
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If not, sentences spanning dozens or hundreds of lifetimes are fatuous and serve no legitimate purpose.
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Moreover, human beings have finite lifetimes, whereas ideally works of art should last for future generations.
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New York (CNN Business)The economy is cratering deeper than we have seen in our lifetimes.
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The U.N. estimates that approximately 23 million adolescent girls have experienced forced sex during their lifetimes.
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While environmental regulations influence the pace of retirements, the lifetimes of these facilities are ultimately finite.
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What is expected of people who have more money than they could spend in several lifetimes?
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The moisture deficits that have accumulated during the drought have not been seen in our lifetimes.
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Consider the worst stock downturn in our lifetimes, from October 2007 through February 2009, he said.
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About one in five men and one in six women will develop cancer in their lifetimes.
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The only other artists given similar shows during their lifetimes were Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall.
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In our own lifetimes, we may remember the stigma and secrecy that surrounded cancer and AIDS.
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline estimates that one in three women are abused in their lifetimes.
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I'd personally be shocked if we see 10-year yields over 4 percent in our lifetimes.
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This is an election like none that you or I have ever seen in our lifetimes.
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Of course $1.3 million is more than most of us have ever had in our lifetimes.
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Many of the people Betcher visited reported seeing the effects of climate change in their lifetimes.
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It is simply this: Trump is the most extreme right-wing main party candidate in our lifetimes.
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We experience many fundamental emotions such as desire, fear, love, anger and laughter early in our lifetimes.
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As it turns out, big money still matters even in the oddest presidential election of our lifetimes.
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During their lifetimes, bogong moths that survive to do so will make a pair of 1,000km journeys.
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You live these short little lifetimes with this particular family, and you come away different every time.
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In fact, according to the Mayo Clinic, many women experience more than one infection during their lifetimes.
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About 25 percent of women will suffer severe domestic violence from an intimate partner during their lifetimes.
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It's been 18 years and several thousand lifetimes since the contested Bush-Gore presidential elections of 20183.
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Instead, many women are now wondering whether they will ever see a woman president in their lifetimes.
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Over the past 12 months, we've had a lot of days that have felt like entire lifetimes.
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He led the most important legal revolution in our lifetimes, tethering judicial interpretation to the written text.
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"Trump is perhaps the most dishonest person to run for high office in our lifetimes," Brooks wrote.
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However, the USGS has warned that Mount St. Helens will very likely erupt again in our lifetimes.
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Scientists expect to experience this "Big One" in their lifetimes — though they're not sure where or when.
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Fourty-four percent of Americans say Obama had done the best job as president during their lifetimes.
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The artists were not particularly famous in their lifetimes, and never made much money from their art.
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In our lifetimes, it is possible for the places that Christianity was born in to die out.
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I will do more for African-Americans and Latinos than she can ever do in 10 lifetimes.
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We are just five weeks away from one of the most important congressional elections in our lifetimes.
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By one estimate, owners spend $9,000 to more than $13,000 for medical treatments over their pets' lifetimes.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement has created the most important vacancy on the Supreme Court in our lifetimes.
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Nationally, gay and bisexual black men face a 50 percent risk of H.I.V. infection over their lifetimes.
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Comparatively, about 5% of all American adults will spend time in jail or prison during their lifetimes.
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Teenagers who have grown up in Russia have known only one leader in their lifetimes: Vladimir Putin.
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There's a balance, and we could spend lifetimes arguing over where the line is for many people.
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The numbers, she said, do not capture the impact homelessness may have on children throughout their lifetimes.
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As many as one in four women ages 18 to 45 experience reproductive coercion in their lifetimes.
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"We are seeing a transformation in the global economy unlike anything else in our lifetimes," he said.
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Prior law allowed heirs to "stretch" the required minimum annual withdrawals from these accounts over their lifetimes.
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In fact, it's highly unlikely that any of us will see rates that high in our lifetimes.
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Other years, it's as if several lifetimes have passed in the 365 days since the last holiday.
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And if you slow down, sip, really savor, you can taste earnest endeavors and lifetimes of devotion.
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"We have to be prepared for the fact that it could strike within our lifetimes," Bostock said.
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I will do more for African Americans and Latinos than she can ever do in ten lifetimes.
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For example, 6.5 percent of Nigerians will experience anxiety in their lifetimes, compared to 31 percent of Americans.
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And they're anxious about how the Earth will change over the rest of their or their children's lifetimes.
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I will do more for African Americans and Latinos than [Hillary Clinton] can ever do in 2130 lifetimes.
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The overwhelming message is that while there may be great leaders, eliminating prejudice takes decades and even lifetimes.
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This treatment could potentially triple patients' lifetimes and increase the number of years they are able to walk.
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All able-bodied Muslims who have the means are expected to make the pilgrimage once in their lifetimes.
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Another study, by the personal finance site Mint, estimated that women spend $15,000 on makeup in their lifetimes.
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Pete Davidson turned 25 today, but it feels like he lived several lifetimes in the past few months.
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Women who've experienced sexual harassment or assault in their lifetimes are taking to Twitter to voice their disagreement.
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The great Congo war of 1998-2003 was the most lethal on any continent in most people's lifetimes.
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Neither of us had yet seen a Cleveland or Chicago team win a World Series in our lifetimes.
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Dr. Nutt even said he hopes alcosynth will completely replace alcohol by 2050 – within most of our lifetimes.
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It's become cliché to say so, but this is – once again – the most important election of our lifetimes.
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But for any one individual, they could go a lifetime, many lifetimes, before they would ever see that.
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For these reasons, SEP works well in the vacuum of space, particularly on spacecraft with long mission lifetimes.
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Having and raising a child is the strangest thing that will happen to most people in their lifetimes.
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Like many of us, they have never been called upon to be this doggedly political in their lifetimes.
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There is no sign that it's going to disappear as a political issue during any of our lifetimes.
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It's clear the Board of Elections wasn't prepared for one of the most important elections of our lifetimes.
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About 1 in 3 women will experience some form of sexual violence over the course of their lifetimes.
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"This is going to be the largest bubble of our lifetimes," he said in a recent television interview.
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"It's something we can do in our lifetimes," he said, in a presentation to the International Astronautical Congress.
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Mr. Freriks imparts several lifetimes of accumulated wisdom about cultivation techniques, some from the time of Louis XIV.
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Making transformative change through the American political system is excruciating, and generally consumes lifetimes worth of man hours.
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If we continue at this pace, we'll reach it within our lifetimes, with implications that aren't yet clear.
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"The BCRA would be the most harmful legislation for American families in our lifetimes," the Catholic Sisters write.
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Mental health problems linger, often for entire lifetimes, receding and flaring up, requiring different responses for different people.
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According to a CDC report from 2016, one in two black men will contract HIV in their lifetimes.
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The simple truth is that over the course of our lifetimes, we live many shared experiences at work.
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I will do more for African Americans and Latinos than [Hillary Clinton] can ever do in ten lifetimes.
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The Scottish artist Katie Paterson is collecting 25 unpublished works that won't be released in their writers' lifetimes.
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The Koch conservative machine has already been set in motion to thrive well beyond David and Charles' lifetimes.
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Jails are not prisons, facilities built to isolate the most violent members of society for decades or lifetimes.
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A 2005 analysis estimated that at least half of these people will need an MRI in their lifetimes.
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And, with projects that have lifetimes of 15 years or more, those returns are long-lasting as well.
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Although both may be theoretically possible, few expect to see large-scale implementation of either in their lifetimes.
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The movement and its makers were not removed from the political turmoil and racial conflicts in their lifetimes.
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I will do more for African Americans and Latinos than [Hillary Clinton] can ever do in 10 lifetimes.
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"We are just five weeks away from one of the most important congressional elections in our lifetimes," he said.
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We're never going to see moon dust fly into space within our lifetimes unless something goes very, very wrong.
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But the percentage of workers today who will lose their job to a robot in our lifetimes is marginal.
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"For the foreseeable future, for our lifetimes, most people will still be employed in traditional employment relationships," says Chamberlain.
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How much of what the last two Assassin's Creed games portrayed is in danger of disappearing during our lifetimes?
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Why it matters: It will take unprecedented global action to avert potentially catastrophic scenarios in many of our lifetimes.
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It's arguably the most ambitious space exploration project in history, and it may not be completed in our lifetimes.
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But if we all plan on sharing this rock beyond our lifetimes, we'd better figure this whole thing out.
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Between the lines: Schiff's warning comes amid the tensest showdowns between the presidency and the press in our lifetimes.
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On the stump across Texas, it certainly feels like the "election of our lifetimes" that O'Rourke likes to evoke.
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In the last three months, many of us have heard more apologies than we have in our entire lifetimes.
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More than a third of Gen Zs say technology is the biggest hurdle they'll deal with in their lifetimes.
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On humanity's current path, we're likely headed for more than 4 degrees Celsius of global warming in our lifetimes.
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Image: NASAEntire lifetimes have come and gone without the moon looking quite as large as it will this month.
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The modern version of American capitalism seems destined to change — perhaps profoundly — for the first time in our lifetimes.
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In both cases, that's about a 50 percent reduction in emissions compared to the gasoline cars over their lifetimes.
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Mr Mattis has said a Korean conflict "would probably be the worst kind of fighting in most people's lifetimes".
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Sharks lose up to 30,000 teeth over their lifetimes, which is why the ocean floor is littered with them.
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Overall, the dark spots have lifetimes of at least one to two years, but no more than six years.
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In our lifetimes, we saw President Ronald Reagan work with Speaker Tip O'Neill to reshape budget and tax policies.
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Half of respondents showed at least one disorder across their lifetimes, and almost a third within the previous year.
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It was a political bomb detonated in the final days of the most intense political race of our lifetimes.
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This is particularly important because today's refugee crises don't just span years, they can last entire lifetimes, notes Gilman.
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We should think about New York, Miami, Shanghai and other coastal cities threatened by rising seas in our lifetimes.
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That's just one more reason why the stakes in this election are as high as any in our lifetimes.
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"This is the greatest tectonic shift in money and wealth that we will see in our lifetimes," he said.
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For married couples who coordinate claiming strategies, those benefits can be worth more than $183 million over their lifetimes.
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We too may never see justice in our lifetimes, but we cannot go wrong if we follow her example.
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Nearly 30 million Americans have had an eating disorder, which can cause them lifetimes of emotional and physical pain.
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"This is an election that is probably one of the most significant of our lifetimes," she told the crowd.
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However, some of those are nearing the end of their design lifetimes, officials said during a media conference call.
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That figure includes medical costs (70% of the total), lost productivity (15%), and lost earnings over women's lifetimes (15%).
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Each series is reflective of where both she and her daughters have been or are currently in their lifetimes.
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This was to signify her profession, her teachings and her responsibility in this lifetime, and likely other lifetimes too.
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I asked Dene if this is a realistic aim – whether we're likely to see that happen in our lifetimes.
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Almost 113 percent of LGBQ teens had tried alcohol in their lifetimes, as had 63 percent of heterosexual youth.
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The researchers noticed these brain-level changes in teens who had just one or two joints in their lifetimes.
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And that is a project that will extend well beyond our lifetimes, but to which we must all commit.
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Verdict: On top of their official sentence, ransacking 21 temples entitles these looters to several lifetimes of bad karma.
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By the halfway point of "The Death and Life of Aida Hernandez," Aida has suffered enough for several lifetimes.
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But individuals, companies, and governments think and plan for next quarter, next year, or at most, our own lifetimes.
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But hear me out: President Trump is indeed the most scandal-marred president of our lifetimes, if not longer.
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Without multiple lifetimes of exposition weighing on her performance, Ms. Kirke is free to relax into playing a teenager.
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There are about 450 nuclear power plants in the world, many of them approaching the end of their lifetimes.
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All three are small, postindustrial towns whose traditional industries — steel, silk and carpets — have declined in the men's lifetimes.
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The last time Justin Bieber released an album — "Purpose," in 2015, three lifetimes ago — he was penitent and regretful.
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Exceeding 23˚C, which is likely to happen in our lifetimes, doesn't mean anyone should feel apathetic or paralyzed.
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Many were not recognized in their own lifetimes, but their achievements have helped generations of female scientists to come.
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A mature society needs to realize, and to accept, that this fight may not be "over" in our lifetimes.
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They learn that their wishes don't always come to fruition in their lifetimes, but that doesn't mean they give up.
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Sunburns are also high on the list of unpleasantries that we've all suffered through at least once in our lifetimes.
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I also feel often like I had to work three lifetimes, just to get to the start of the race.
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One in five people have suffered from depression, one in two will suffer some other mental disturbance in their lifetimes.
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However, since nothing lasts forever, many of these large caps will fade away, possibly within the lifetimes of current shareholders.
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On average, people in the States spend $300,000 over the course of their lifetimes on makeup and skin-care products.
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We've spent lifetimes trying to dismantle rape culture and an environment that protects rapists and abusers, instead of their accusers.
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Almost one in five women will be raped during their lifetimes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Most employees only make 3-4 major career decisions in their lifetimes — hardly enough feedback for this skill to mature.
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"I honestly didn't care because I feel like people come into your life for reasons, seasons or lifetimes," he says.
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Those living individuals will contribute hundreds of billions of dollars to the global economy over the course of their lifetimes.
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This most likely has to do with complicated social structures and other disadvantages that minority women face throughout their lifetimes.
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The English Premier League is a viciously hierarchical system of shifting tiers, billions of pounds, and talent defined over lifetimes.
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Cameron said that Sun on Sunday readers would be "key voters in one of the biggest decisions of our lifetimes".
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The former exception is a once-in-a-hundred-years occurrence that is unlikely to happen again in our lifetimes.
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It seems like lifetimes ago, so distant and unattainable now, like a glorious dream that fades immediately after waking up.
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For one thing, it felt like the most evocative theme for developers who've lived lifetimes throughout their time at NetherRealm.
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We went through Katrina, we went through the Iraq War, we went through the worst financial crisis in our lifetimes.
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To think that young people alive today will experience all of this within their lifetimes is an extraordinary thought indeed.
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"Scott Pruitt is the poster boy for the most ethically corrupt and compromised administration of our lifetimes," says Democrat Rep.
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The choice on the presidential ticket is as stark and obvious as it has been in any of our lifetimes.
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According to a 2011 Justice Department study, nearly one in four American women reported being sexually assaulted in their lifetimes.
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From 1978 to 2013, His Royal Purpleness changed his look more than most of us probably will in our lifetimes.
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"This is the most important election of our lifetimes," Weems said in a statement about the video on Clinton's website.
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Since those heady days of jewel cases and double discs, promoting and selling music has lived several lifetimes. MySpace. YouTube.
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For the near term, know that there will be a few total solar eclipses over North America during our lifetimes.
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For example, 6.6 percent of LBGQ teens had used heroin in their lifetimes, compared with 1.3 percent of heterosexual youth.
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A basket's perishability is part of its beauty — it will last a few lifetimes before disappearing back into the ground.
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"My daughter, who's 10, and her daughter won't see pay equity in their lifetimes as women of color," she continues.
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Rolón's efficient adaptation captures these details and creates fully rounded characters that convey lifetimes within the limits of a song.
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Was not enough blood spilled in Europe and beyond fighting Nazi oppression during World War II to last several lifetimes?
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Scientists have made it clear: To prevent calamitous climate change fallout in our lifetimes, we have to take bold action.
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We must recognize that some responses will require not only action within our lifetimes, but also action by future generations.
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Still, the poll found that 45 percent of adults said global warming will pose a serious threat in their lifetimes.
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We couldn't listen to all the music released in the past six months over the course of our entire lifetimes.
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Trying to choose which devices and operating systems to use, particularly as device lifetimes lengthen, could prove to be frustrating.
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I think a lot of people want reunification after their lifetimes because they don't want to deal with the taxes.
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Another study, commissioned by Planned Parenthood, found that one in three women struggled to afford birth control in their lifetimes.
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So, whether the women of television are battling grief, devastation, or lifetimes of self-doubt, ditching makeup can unveil it all.
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This announcement was a powerful signal to young Americans that they can expect to have careers in space during their lifetimes.
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Perhaps one of these newly discovered volcanoes will blow within our lifetimes, and we'll actually get a chance to see it.
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Trump supporters gave virtually no ground, hailing him as the greatest president of their lifetimes despite his many scandals and provocations.
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Previous studies, for example, looked at heroin users from the onset of their drug use through the remainder of their lifetimes.
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But you should be worried about the increase in wildfires, which we can expect will continue to worsen during our lifetimes.
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We have the power to shift entire industries, inspire global action on climate, and lead on the issue of our lifetimes.
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This leaves little money left over for savings, much less for home ownership, the largest financial expenditure of most people's lifetimes.
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Even Dick Cheney can see the relentless innovation in alternative energies is going to swamp carbon-based industrial in our lifetimes.
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It's still not clear if the promised benefits of any these technologies will materialize in our lifetimes, or even our children's.
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This election, perhaps more than any other in our collective lifetimes, has had more than its fair share of shocking developments.
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Developing country leaders, private sector companies, donors, NGOs and others now have the chance to achieve something incredible within our lifetimes.
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Infrastructure lifetimes would need to be reduced to less than 22 years and capacity factors to less than 30%, for example.
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In many ways, tap water is healthier because it contains fluoride, one of the great public health achievements of our lifetimes.
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The loss of DMSP F19 leaves five operational satellites in the network, all of which are well past their design lifetimes.
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Sharks shed teeth throughout their lifetimes, so not finding teeth anywhere is a pretty good sign that the sharks are gone.
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Fassbender owns Magneto like he's been playing him for lifetimes, and Kevin Bacon somehow pulls off the slimy villain Sebastian Shaw.
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That was several lifetimes ago, but those early Young songs sound only slightly world-wearier than when they were first written.
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And those with an undergraduate major in STEM make substantially more over their lifetimes than non-STEM majors — by about $595,000.
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According to a recently released report from Bank of America, millennials plan to own more than one home during their lifetimes.
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By the looks of it, many millennials are on track to achieve their goal of owning multiple homes throughout their lifetimes.
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"That whole time frame lasted, I don't know two minutes, three minutes, five or six lifetimes, I don't know," he recalled.
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That wasn't the case in Marie Curie's lifetime, nor is it the case in the public scientific institutions in our lifetimes.
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The players are idolized athletes making more money from playing a game than most of us won't see in our lifetimes.
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That's an experience many people probably haven't had in their lifetimes, just sitting intentionally and quietly in nature for an hour.
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The team is approaching 25 years since their last Super Bowl win which, in context, is several lifetimes for Cowboys fans.
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In the cosmic scheme of things, that is next door and reachable in our lifetimes with current or near-future technology.
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It is about the most deeply unpopular government program in our lifetimes, namely ObamaCare, being repealed without disrupting the healthcare system.
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It is still way too high but we have made more progress in our lifetimes than in all of human history.
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Others never register with a political party, and vote for candidates from both major parties at different points during their lifetimes.
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Ms. Garland-Thomson, when she describes how we "move in and out of disability in our lifetimes," characterizes that nuanced state.
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It almost certainly won't happen in our lifetimes, but hopefully we'll at least get some cool science-fiction stories about it.
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Saint West is just 6-months-old, but he already owns more designer pieces than most people do in their lifetimes.
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Infrastructure lifetimes would need to be reduced to less than 2420 years and capacity factors to less than 2580%, for example.
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About 235 percent of women and 2000 percent of men said they had experienced sexual harassment or assault over their lifetimes.
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It calls for the super-rich to give away more than half their fortunes during their lifetimes or in their wills.
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I never thought in my lifetime, or even in my children's lifetimes, that this change of tone would happen in France.
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In fact, both parties seem to have already come to view the 2020 race as the most important in their lifetimes.
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At the time, Sanders appealed to younger women who weren't as concerned with seeing the first woman president in their lifetimes.
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First, the bill replies to decades of worsening income inequality with arguably the most regressive tax policy change of our lifetimes.
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"I'm a political activist and I believe that this is the most important election of our lifetimes," Trihex told The Verge.
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In the seconds and hours after impact — themselves entire lifetimes of anguish — there is only uncertainty and horror, in that order.
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This election—and I know it's a cliché, but it's true—this election is the most important election in our lifetimes.
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Whatever else is true, Marc Benioff does more good in a day than most of us will muster in our lifetimes.
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We have been conditioned our entire lifetimes that what we do on our private property is our right as Americans, period.
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" Ms. Chu added, "We often find with artists who dabble in different spheres, they can sometimes be underappreciated in their lifetimes.
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These moral foundations are believed to be somewhat consistent over our lifetimes, and they may have a biological basis as well.
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Understanding epigenetics is important because it could help us understand how we become more susceptible to disease (or not) over our lifetimes.
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The most important planetary discovery of our lifetimes (probably); a surprisingly deadly earthquake in Italy; the American university in Kabul, under attack.
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In other words, the models were calling for an energy revolution—one that was somehow supposed to occur well within millennials' lifetimes.
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And even if Trump dropped dead tomorrow, the lasting consequences of this will be with us for the remainder of our lifetimes.
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For many Americans, the election of Trump to succeed Barack Obama appeared to be the most dramatic political shift in our lifetimes.
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It learned purely by playing successive versions of itself, amassing "lifetimes" of in-game experience over the course of just two weeks.
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It can, in weeks, elucidate salient links and offer new ideas that would take lifetimes of human endeavour to come up with.
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"It's not really my journey — I think I've done enough reality TV for a couple of lifetimes, at this point," he quipped.
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"I think it's going to be the biggest wealth redistribution event of our lifetimes," said Simpson in a call after the event.
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Only about 203 of these whales exist today, and at their current rate of decline, they could become extinct within our lifetimes.
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Mr Macron did make it clear that the French would have to work longer over their lifetimes in order to finance pensions.
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Malka Older faces a problem few speculative science fiction authors face in their lifetimes: having their work become a blueprint for reality.
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According to local media outlets, Red Yao women only cut their hair once in their lifetimes, usually just before they get married.
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Each playthrough teaches you new skills, and you're also able to unlock new abilities, some of which carry over to future lifetimes.
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Travel to Saudi Arabia is normal for Muslims who are required once in their lifetimes to complete the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
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Forty percent of USTS respondents said they had attempted suicide in their lifetimes—nearly nine times the rate in the US population.
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In the U.S., 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 in women will develop cancer over the course of their lifetimes.
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In fact, people with an undergraduate major in STEM make substantially more over their lifetimes than non-STEM majors — by about $595,000.
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An unbelievable 84 percent of Native women experience violence in their lifetimes, according to a recent National Institutes of Justice (NIJ) report.
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We recently learned that most millennials dream of owning multiple homes during their lifetimes, according to a report from Bank of America.
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Should the United States government even be spending money on possible technologies that are unlikely to become reality during current human lifetimes?
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Young Iranians now understand that another revolution may not come in their lifetimes (though I'm learning never to underestimate my fellow Iranians).
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A previous EWG study estimated that 45,000 people who drink arsenic-contaminated water throughout their lifetimes could develop cancer as a result.
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In our lifetimes, countless private citizens — and quite a few members of Congress — have sought to contravene and undermine official U.S. positions.
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Well, for one thing, it's $22019 billion, which would take an American making the median individual income about 12,000 lifetimes to earn.
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Donald Trump is the most extreme candidate for president we have seen, certainly in any of our lifetimes, perhaps in our history.
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But his play is purely a bet on momentum: "This is going to be the largest bubble of our lifetimes," Novogratz said.
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That is all but next door, in the cosmic scheme of things, and potentially reachable in our lifetimes with near-future technology.
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Even then, at a moment of techno-optimism we are unlikely to see again in our lifetimes, Reddit was a toxic swamp.
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The article clearly articulates how men and boys are not allowed to show their emotions and the negative effects throughout their lifetimes.
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" And then his promise: "I will do more for African Americans and Latinos than [Hillary Clinton] can ever do in ten lifetimes.
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It is predicted that wheat yields will start declining by 2020 and may be completely gone by the end of our lifetimes.
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Did you know, for example, that about 50 percent of women will develop some form of pelvic organ prolapse in their lifetimes?
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"I don't think we can appreciate, based on what we've seen in our lifetimes, how big that's going to be," Bartles said.
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"We're at a time period where every little movement that we make will impact other generations for lifetimes to come," Andrea said.
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Still, you may want to know, why keep this organ, given that 7 percent of us will develop appendicitis during our lifetimes?
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The judge has been involved "of the most pitched and partisan battles of our lifetimes," Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, said.
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The "robots" we're likely to see in our lifetimes, in other words, are really just the latest type of productivity-enhancing machinery.
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"It was an utterly terrifying time, the likes of which none of us had ever seen in our lifetimes," Mr. Furman recalled.
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I simply note that Hollywood has still not wrapped its head around Trumpian populism, the most important social change in our lifetimes.
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"If they want to find another proprietor during their lifetimes, I'd rather let them do that," Mike Donley said of his parents.
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What's more, 103 percent of individual stocks since 1926 have failed to outperform one-month Treasury bills over their lifetimes, he found.
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Family caregivers over 50 who leave the work force lose, on average, more than $300,000 in wages and benefits over their lifetimes.
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They worry that allowing future emperors to abdicate during their lifetimes might destabilize the monarchy or subject future emperors to political persuasion.
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The pieces on Nancy Cunard and Mary MacLane, two writers well known during their lifetimes, but now widely unknown, are particularly resonant.
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The Air Force routinely buys new wings for older planes it wants to keep in service longer than their originally planned lifetimes.
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The internet has given me Google Classroom, an infinitude of teaching resources that would have previously taken me several lifetimes to access.
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We are mere trustees of that wealth and have to spend it on the public good — and do it within our lifetimes.
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"Politics will probably play a greater role in affecting markets than we have experienced any time before in our lifetimes," Dalio wrote.
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" "The most critical issues of our lifetimes, before and in the future," Harris said, "will be decided by that United States Supreme Court.
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And who knows travel better than a supermodel, someone who travels more times a year than most of us do in our lifetimes?
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They've gotten goosebumpy and teary-eyed learning about some of the first detections of things they never thought they'd see in their lifetimes.
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This indicates that museums have an opportunity to grow audiences, but only if they maintain engagement throughout visitors' lifetimes by providing valued experiences.
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The bluff has retreated about twenty feet in the past ten years; several hundred feet in the lifetimes of some of Utqiaġvik's elders.
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A college education is one of the most expensive investments Americans make in their lifetimes, and it's only gotten more costly over time.
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For newly minted graduates, their college education is the second-largest expense they'll likely have in their lifetimes — right after purchasing a home.
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That means the bots received "100 human lifetimes of experience every single day," said OpenAI's chief technology officer Greg Brockman to The Verge.
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A new study suggests that people who've had 10 or more sexual partners in their lifetimes have a heightened risk of developing cancer.
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She is relatively young for a presidential candidate—Dayib is only 43—but she has already been through enough to last several lifetimes.
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Breakthrough Starshot still has many technical challenges to overcome before it can hope to send a spacecraft to Alpha Centauri within our lifetimes.
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We see a lot of these reactions occurring in Ukraine where people had to undergo tremendous upheavals in the course of their lifetimes.
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But Granados explains that the AHCA isn't equipped for the decades long, comprehensive care necessary for people living with HIV for entire lifetimes.
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If there are more lifetimes than this one… I pray I can be your mother again and again for every lifetime to come.
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Movie series often take strange twists and turns over their lifetimes, but the Predator franchise has always been its own uniquely bizarre case.
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Take this chunk, for example: You know, it's becoming clearer that this may be one of the most consequential elections of our lifetimes.
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Excuse us for not being so ready to dive into what many of us fear will be the worst presidency of our lifetimes.
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"Nothing could be more important than organizing the opposition against what's going to be the most monstrous presidency of our lifetimes," he said.
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The power couple also said they would commit 99 percent of their Facebook shares on philanthropic projects over the course of their lifetimes.
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"The U.S. banking system now has a structurally lower risk profile than any time in our investing lifetimes," ValueAct said in the letter.
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But instead of measuring the actual amount consumers spend each year, the EPA averaged the costs over the expected lifetimes of these measures.
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Now this is also in particular for the black women, in particular, who have spent their lifetimes dedicated to nurturing everyone before themselves.
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"I promise you, any security expert is going to say the threat is not going to end in our lifetimes," Mr. Cooper said.
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Pollster Daniel Cox said on Thursday that more than 40 percent of women are concerned that abortion could become illegal during their lifetimes.
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But in just a few months the new Prime Minister has made policy changes many Ethiopians never dreamed of seeing in their lifetimes.
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This major milestone in the history of our democracy was achieved over decades, even beyond the lifetimes of some of its greatest champions.
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And she didn't answer, only smiled thinly, because she could never, given a hundred lifetimes, have explained to him the distance she'd come.
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Regardless of what offer Murdoch takes, he's still going to earn enough money to cover himself and his family for many, many lifetimes.
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A July 6900 poll from the Pew Research Center found 2628 percent of Americans rank Obama as the best president of their lifetimes.
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It's so fragmented and so messy and so intricate that you can just dive in and be telling stories for ten more lifetimes.
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The theory that a pentaquark is actually a three-quark particle and a two-quark particle bound together would explain these long lifetimes.
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Still, with a total compensation package of $5.7 million, he made more last year than Carrier's factory workers could earn in several lifetimes.
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For me, outer space is multiple lifetimes of cryogenic foreplay punctuated by your inevitable death, perhaps winding-up a victim of faulty equipment.
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Marling has always sung as though she's lived five lifetimes, and yet she began her career at 213 and is only 230 now.
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But many are optimistic about science, and believe that a number of problems —from teleportation to cancer —will be solved in their lifetimes.
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One in five women will turn to Planned Parenthood for care during their lifetimes, and one in three women will have an abortion.
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Or is this 227.2, eight years after the crucible moments leading up to one of the worst financial crises in our collective lifetimes?
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The film wasn't completed in their lifetimes, but in 2003, Walt Disney Feature Animation finally produced Destino using the storyboards Dalí left behind.
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"I don't see any of this ending in our lifetimes," Traister said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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"There is a kind of G-man temperament that Mueller has, maybe more than anyone we've seen in our lifetimes," Mr. Barrett said.
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Pew asked respondents to name the president who had done the best job in their lifetimes and combined their first and second responses.
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His digital team is searching for the right tone to ask small contributors for cash during the sharpest economic downturn in their lifetimes.
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The couple embraced the idea and used the word between themselves, though it was of course not a legal reality in their lifetimes.
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Brought to us by Karen Berger, with an assist from the estimable American Hiking Society, this volume offers several lifetimes of bucket lists.
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That year is obviously well within the lifetimes of many young protesters, and has contributed to the young-old divide in the region.
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But climate policy will almost certainly get much stricter over the course of our children's and grandchildren's lifetimes, the Founders Pledge researchers say.
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They're the remains of real people who signed up during their lifetimes to allow their cadavers to be preserved and put on display.
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About 47 percent of respondents said they believed they would see World War III in their lifetimes, while 46 percent said they wouldn't.
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The Octagon Room at Windsor Castle also features a collection of Christmas presents that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert exchanged during their lifetimes.
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The call to cure the more than 85033 diseases that we call cancer in any of our lifetimes is bold to be sure.
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" He continued: "When you hear people say it's the most important election of our lifetimes, turn around and tell them: 'Act like it.
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They continued to serve for their lifetimes in courtrooms and classrooms and emergency rooms and board rooms and community organizations and legislative chambers.
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He knows that racism is the original sin of the game, and how a hateful thing can take many lifetimes to live down.
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That's a worst case scenario, and scientists tend to emphasize that even a moderate volcanic eruption there is unlikely to happen in our lifetimes.
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But the individual benefits of earning a college degree are significant — college graduates earn more than $1 million more during their lifetimes than nongraduates.
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No matter what your politics, you can't deny that Antonin Scalia, Tom Hayden, Janet Reno and Nancy Reagan made a difference in their lifetimes.
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And now white supremacists and American Nazis are visible, and energetic, and demonstrative in a way that we have not seen in our lifetimes.
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The plan also gives priority to young applicants who are likely to build long-term ties and contribute to our society over their lifetimes.
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The fact is that even the most pessimistic reports, evaluated responsibly, don't suggest climate change will end human civilization, much less within our lifetimes.
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A 65-year-old couple retiring this year could spend $285,000 out of pocket on medical costs through their lifetimes, according to Fidelity Investments.
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Those who have a subscription-based model, such as the Advocate and Out, have never reached more than 1 million subscriptions in their lifetimes.
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"He probably sees more violence and disturbing situations in one night than the majority of the public sees in their entire lifetimes," Herbert says.
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AkzoNobel, a Dutch chemicals giant, uses €50 per ton for most investments, but double that for those with lifetimes of 30 years or more.
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In truth I had assumed I was already in for several lifetimes of "special campaign updates" when signing up for the app with Gmail.
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The orbiting lab could conceivably last until 22.234, which is when some of the vehicle's components will reach the end of their operational lifetimes.
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He needs to be called out at every chance he gets for being one of the most dangerous monsters to ever approach our lifetimes.
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Nothing dates a movie more than the words "in the not-too-distant future," especially if that future happens to fall within our lifetimes.
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Typically, most countries and commercial companies have plans to safely dispose of spacecraft of this size when they've reached the end of their lifetimes.
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By some measures, they're the most energetic events in the Universe, thanks to their long lifetimes of hundreds of thousands of years or more.
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Even with this caveat, the study clearly spells out how damaging sea level rise could be within our current lifetimes, let alone in 2100.
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We study those things to understand how best in our lifetimes to struggle against ugliness, again and again, as it emerges with different faces.
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"Because the number and lifetimes of weather stations has varied over time, comparing raw numbers of records doesn't completely capture the signal," he said.
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Octogenarians Patricia and Alan shared the many troubles they had faced during their lifetimes, adding that they want to live life to the full.
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About 1 in 23 women are at risk of developing colon caner over the course of their lifetimes, according to the American Cancer Society.
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The Post adds that Galileo and Darwin went against the status quo during their lifetimes, challenging existing beliefs and facing opposition to their works.
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About 26% of American women struggle with bulimia in their lifetimes and about 5% of adults in the United Kingdom, according to recent statistics.
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Chuck Schumer's "Legacy Circle" donors who had given the legal maximum to the DSCC five years in a row or $500,000 over their lifetimes.
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Unless a VR-ready PC shrinks to a size and price smaller than a Raspberry Pi's, VR won't become the Matrix in our lifetimes.
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Sweetness lies in the moments stolen away, the nights spent in a concentrated fervor, and the nights that feel like lifetimes, lonely and still.
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Then, the totals were tallied together for an average total amount that women will spend in their lifetimes — and the results are, uh, staggering.
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Science shows us that because of rising sea levels, because of climate change, within our lifetimes it's probably not going to be inhabitable anymore.
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This is not a problem that gets easier with time, as millions of Americans every day approach retirements that will stretch over longer lifetimes.
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For those of us who are Jewish, for the first time in many of our lifetimes we fear anti-Semitism in proximity to power.
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This is not the most important election of our lifetimes, it's a situation in which we have to make the only choice we have.
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We spend billions each year trying to look younger while we lose millions over our lifetimes as the result of the gender wage gap.
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" Mattis has rightly predicted a "catastrophic" outcome in a preventive attack on North Korea with "the worst kind of fighting in most people's lifetimes.
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Sextech entrepreneur and advocate Bryony Cole has built a career around the assumption that a full pivot to VR will happen in our lifetimes.
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Over 21 remarkably breezy minutes, Dunne delivers a firsthand account of what it's like to attend the event of some of these Americans' lifetimes.
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Indeed: As many as three out of four women will develop a uterine fibroid at some point in their lifetimes, according to Mayo Clinic.
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Why it matters: Investors have been in the black for nearly a decade, immediately following the worst financial crisis of most of their lifetimes.
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One out of every seven men in the U.S. will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetimes, according to the American Cancer Society.
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He's the most exhaustively chronicled and psychologically transparent president in the lifetimes of most American voters, who already know how they feel about him.
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The vast majority of us will have to travel to an eclipse path if we want to see a total eclipse in our lifetimes.
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I give back to my people because so much was given to me through adoption, more than most people would get in several lifetimes.
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The problem of how the neocortex works will be solved — it's partly solved already, and it will be completely solved — hopefully in our lifetimes.
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However, they could "stretch" out the withdrawals over their lifetimes — years or even decades, depending on their age when they came into the money.
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IRA owners can withdraw money from their accounts at leisure during their lifetimes without interrupting the trust arrangement, which only takes effect at death.
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The new satellites are more powerful than the original ones, which have been in orbit nearly two decades and have outlived their designed lifetimes.
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Many manufacturing companies fit this description, at least early in their lifetimes, and it's true of even many big, established real estate development companies.
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If every woman in the world was paid for these extra hours, they could expect to earn an estimated £41,000 ($53,228) over their lifetimes.
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In the art world's currently fluid situation, it is worth remembering the way Leon Polk Smith and Paul Feeley were regarded in their lifetimes.
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Some 18% of Republicans said they believe that climate change wouldn't pose a threat to them in their lifetimes, up from 14% in 2017.
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They nervously assure each other that things are okay, at Davos and elsewhere, but they can only hope things will hold together through their lifetimes.
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She may have "enough clothes in my closet for 13 lifetimes," but says she prefers wearing basic staples (like sequin pants) over high-fashion pieces.
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He continues to cite an audit that seems poised to outlast any of our natural lifetimes as the reason he won't release his tax returns.
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Studies show that those with a bachelor's degree are projected to make an average of $1 million more in their lifetimes than those without one.
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He even made a promo video for the "interplanetary transit system" that would send entire populations of people to the Red Planet in our lifetimes.
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"In the meantime, we are on to New Hampshire, on the road to the most important election of our lifetimes," the lawyer, Dana Remus, wrote.
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Some people praised the compound as a great discovery of our lifetimes, and others warned it could expose consumers to unnecessary and possibly lethal risks.
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He predicted it would be "one of the nastiest, most brutal elections of our lifetimes," and that no party would emerge with a clear majority.
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Presidential candidates always say every election is the most important contest of our lifetimes because of the supposed major policy differences compared to their opponents.
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In these juxtapositions, the artist resembles a ghostly double of her own mother, suggesting how much and how little has changed in their respective lifetimes.
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The bottom line: Any shot at 1.5°C likely means shutting down lots of power plants before the end of their roughly 40-year lifetimes.
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Get Ready for the Supermoon of a LifetimeEntire lifetimes have come and gone without the moon looking quite as large as it will this month.
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A 2015 study by Spectrem Group found that more than 60 percent of high- and ultrahigh-net-worth respondents had switched advisors over their lifetimes.
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Cooke thinks that, within our lifetimes, we'll see treatments that target "the mechanisms of aging," and by extension, the age-related diseases that plague us.
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Laura has done enough living for two lifetimes, quite literally, and it was my job to help her turn it all into a cohesive story.
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"The American Cancer Society estimates that up to 50,000 of every 100,20153 people may develop cancer from all causes over their lifetimes," the CDC said.
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After that, we decided we had had enough Beetle House for the night, and possibly for a lifetime, and the lifetimes of all our offspring.
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The National Center for Transgender Equality estimated that nearly half of all gender minorities in the United States experiences unwanted sexual contact during their lifetimes.
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The huge population here means that about 3,000 patients are afflicted with this ultra-rare disease with little hope of a cure in their lifetimes.
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This is something much more important; maybe one of the brief flashes of transcendence that most of us actually get to experience in our lifetimes.
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If we have numbers like that continue, and staying that active, then I think we absolutely could see gender parity in leadership within our lifetimes.
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Helping Americans better prepare for their retirement will also bolster our economy and help ensure that all workers can enjoy financial security throughout their lifetimes.
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The total costs add up to $1 billion over the lifetimes of the 85033,000 unadopted and unsold animals lingering in holding facilities across the country.
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Now, establishment Democrats see this and they decide they must of course pounce, this is the most important story of their lifetimes after-all right?
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A study warned of the possibility, though not the certainty, of a catastrophic rise in sea levels within the lifetimes of people being born now.
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Everyday people from Portland to Peoria found themselves more immersed in discussions about gay rights in that one year than during their entire previous lifetimes.
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Students who decide to invest in a degree in pharmacy, microbiology, and other health-related programs that Albany offers see high returns across their lifetimes.
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While breast cancer is more commonly associated with women, affecting approximately one in eight in their lifetimes, men can still be diagnosed with the disease.
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And last December, he and his wife set up a limited liability company to donate 99 percent of the family's Facebook shares throughout their lifetimes.
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Considering his dad is a standup comedian, the poor guy has probably witnessed enough dad jokes to last several lifetimes' worth of bad Easter jokes.
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Most of these questions will unfortunately probably not be answered in our short lifetimes, but thankfully, today, one of them has been torn wide open.
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They own a successful business and have enough financial clout to hold themselves over a couple lifetimes without any assistance from my brother and me.
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" He then dedicated his award: "Now this is...for the Black women in particular who have spent their lifetimes dedicated to nurturing everyone before themselves.
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People weren't just testing systems, they were sharing what Avie gently called "their heart songs," the products of years of work and lifetimes of passion.
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Remember that it is Black women and Native women and mixed race women who are most likely to be raped in their lifetimes in America.
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"There's no real question that the Trump era has given us the most nakedly corrupt leadership this nation has seen in our lifetimes," she said.
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Charles Duhigg, the author of "The Power of Habit" and a former New York Times reporter, said habits built over lifetimes are hard to shake.
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Goldman Sachs head of commodities Jeffrey Currie called it the "largest economic shock of our lifetimes" and warned it is "extremely negative" for oil prices.
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It's a J. Wellington Wimpy philosophy: We want our hamburgers today, on a promise to pay on some future Tuesday, probably in our grandchildren's lifetimes.
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We know that a person cannot live for dozens or hundreds of lifetimes, but what if they could perceive themselves to have lived that long?
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"Climate change will disrupt your way of life in your lifetimes," he told the audience at a climate change conference organized by the European Commission.
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The pair plan give away the majority of their wealth throughout their lifetimes and are doing so by thoughtfully tackling major issues around the world.
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More than one million juveniles are arrested every year, and more than half of those become repeat offenders in their lifetimes, including felony-level convictions.
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Here's my ask of brand Twitter as we hurtle toward what may be the most important election of our lifetimes: Leave politics the hell alone.
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But our soul karmic journey is made up of many, many, many lifetimes, if you're following the Buddhist philosophy, which is where karma comes from.
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The models, the lifetimes of effort and application, the time limits for action, have led to a cul-de-sac of varying theories and estimates.
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The Standard & Poor's stock index returned 135.6 percent in those seven years through Thursday, a performance that we may not see again in our lifetimes.
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But being a shining beacon of democracy for the rest of the world should not only be the privilege but the obligation of our lifetimes.
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Most people don't think about the fact that women with disabilities are three times more likely to experience sexual or physical assault in their lifetimes.
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"We were committing to marriage to multiple human lifetimes if we have that opportunity," said Mr. Friedman, taking cryogenics and life-extension technology into consideration.
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That windfall — worth many times what most Americans will earn in their lifetimes — arrived while the couple served as advisers to President Trump, Ivanka's father.
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This vote is one of the most serious that British voters will find themselves engaging with in their lifetimes -- and it deserves to be treated genuinely.
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"This system is as about as close as we'll get to instantaneous matter transportation in our lifetimes," said Henry Fletcher, a senior engineer with Cambridge Consultants.
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Not so dark And even if there was a lunar eclipse tonight, it would still be far from the darkest night we've seen in our lifetimes.
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Let's face it: There's no real question that the Trump era has given us the most nakedly corrupt leadership this nation has seen in our lifetimes.
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It's no wonder, then, that 21 percent of black trans women will face incarceration at least once in their lifetimes, significantly higher than the general population.
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I love Vanilla Sky, and its soundtrack is a rocket of emotion that's enough to last several lifetimes, whether those play out in dreams or not.
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It's hard to know just exactly how many careers workers will have in their lifetimes — the federal government doesn't even try to track such a statistic.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately one in four children will experience some form of abuse or neglect in their lifetimes.
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Analysis showed that in ethnic groups where mutilation was common, mothers who were themselves mutilated had more children over their reproductive lifetimes than did the unmutilated.
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Even with very low fossil-fuel prices, ageing nuclear plants, which often have remaining lifetimes longer than new solar and wind facilities, are at a disadvantage.
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Struggling to limit their exposure to pesticides, pollution, and plastics, I wonder if I am doing enough to shield them from the Chernobyl of their lifetimes.
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If only black people knew more, understood better, where the candidates stood — now and over their lifetimes — they would make a better choice, the right choice.
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A fear, an anger that is rooted in our past but is also borne in our enormous upheavals that have taken place in your brief lifetimes.
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Last year, however, the number of babies French women are expected to have in their lifetimes dropped to 1.88, its lowest level in almost 20 years.
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That shouldn't surprise us given that mental illnesses are exceedingly human conditions; nearly a third of men have experienced a period of depression in their lifetimes.
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Unless somebody funds another trip to Pluto, these are the best images of the three billion mile-distant world we're going to see in our lifetimes.
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"Some local older people never thought Pride would be in Totnes in their lifetimes," says Max Price, who co-runs Proud13Be, a support network in Devon.
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They carry over the same DualCoil internal structure from the original T20s, and they have a hefty steel enclosure that feels made to last multiple lifetimes.
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But soon enough it will discover new sources of energy by digesting more physics papers in a second than a human could in a thousand lifetimes.
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In her two years of life, she's racked up more Instagram followers, fans, and darling dresses than most adults acquire during the course of their lifetimes.
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The chair campaign has been uncharted territory as Democrats face a power deficit not seen in nine decades — beyond the lifetimes of virtually every American voter.
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So, whether you enjoy many of these music playlists or not, don't be a passive bystander to one of the most important elections in our lifetimes.
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The uncertainty, challenge, pain, and joy of becoming a mother is a milestone that the majority of women around the world will experience in their lifetimes.
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But only 25 percent of men and 20003 percent of women said it was extremely or very important a woman be elected president in their lifetimes.
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Most of this tech falls into two segments: stuff most people will use all the time and stuff almost no one will use in their lifetimes.
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When it comes to climate change, 2202 percent of millennials understand climate change is happening, and 2628 percent believe it will impact them in their lifetimes.
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The onslaught of abortion bans passing in states—as recently as in Alabama's legislature last night—represents the greatest threat to reproductive freedom in our lifetimes.
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They are bound to maintain the confidentiality of responses for their lifetimes, or face up to 2628 years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines.
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Sadly, the federal government has spent the last several lifetimes ensuring it has no credibility with the public when it comes to the issue of marijuana.
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In 2013, a UN survey found that 58 percent of women in Bougainville reported having been raped by a partner at least once in their lifetimes.
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That's the case for many space enthusiasts, who have recently been given hope that they may be able to visit the final frontier within their lifetimes.
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Mr. Cuomo says his plan is the best solution available — in the real world, in our lifetimes — to problems that have stymied policy makers for decades.
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My parents are gone now, but I hope the Republican Party will honor their memory by returning to the values it stood for during their lifetimes.
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Sirry Alang, an assistant professor in the department of sociology and anthropology at Lehigh University, studies how social and geopolitical factors shape health over the lifetimes.
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INTERNETTING WITH AMANDA HESS On the internet, we can vicariously consume more stuff than we could ever actually buy, touch or even see in our lifetimes.
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"The industry is facing an unprecedented dual impact on demand and supply side that none of us have witnessed over our professional lifetimes," Loeffler told investors.
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He points to one example: The top quarter of earners who majored in English make more over their lifetimes than the bottom quarter of chemical engineers.
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Entire neighborhoods and towns, one in 10 public housing developments, and more than 100 square miles of wetlands are slated to be underwater within our lifetimes.
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I get out of the car and walk onto a campus full of people who've most likely never taken a sip of alcohol in their lifetimes.
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I read in a December poll that 62 percent of black people said the election of President Obama was the most important event of their lifetimes.
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For many children and young adults — even hardy Midwesterners well acquainted with harsh winters — this week was expected to bring the coldest weather of their lifetimes.
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What we do know is that margin debt is now falling from the most extreme level seen during our lifetimes, both in absolute and relative terms.
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In fact, studies show that those with a bachelor's degree are projected to make an average of $1 million more in their lifetimes than those without one.
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His defence secretary, James Mattis, recently said that outright war with North Korea would be "catastrophic" and "probably the worst kind of fighting in most people's lifetimes".
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Be smart: 2020 could be the first presidential campaign in our lifetimes in which "the rich" genuinely have something to fear from one of the final candidates.
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It's hard to imagine how people would react to the death of a monarch because, well, it hasn't happened in most of our — or our parents' — lifetimes.
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For decades, the war on drugs has been characterized by "stop and frisk," militarized raids on people's homes, and prison sentences that can span decades or lifetimes.
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I'll never, in 10 lifetimes, be able to live up to his example, but man, he has set a mark that all of us should strive for.
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It is an ongoing call to undertake the work of decolonization, a task that will not end in our lifetimes, nor the lifetime of Artists Space itself.
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They will change a lot over the lifetimes of those who hold them, and they will never provide anything quite like the mass employment of the past.
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But how much of a deterrent is it if the company's owners are left with more money than they could ever hope to spend in their lifetimes?
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The people I met at DDS during my field trip to the Pentagon told me it has been the greatest privilege of their lifetimes to work there.
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That's why for the first time, eight preeminent nonpartisan women's political organizations have joined together to tackle that question and achieve equal gender representation in our lifetimes.
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Ten years ago this week a crisis that resulted in the worst recession in any of our lifetimes and caused years of hardship for the American people.
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Probably because they already feel like they'll see a female president in their lifetimes They're just not sure if they want this female to be the first.
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And after a few lifetimes, Her Majesty starts to reveal itself as something much bigger than it initially seems, making you want to dig in even more.
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Were it completely randomly scrambled into a rainbow mess, there's no telling how many lifetimes would be needed to get each side back to a uniform color.
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Another stat we track, the "total fertility rate" measure, attempts to take this into account and predict how many children we're likely to have in our lifetimes.
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It feels like the last time he addressed the public was at least 800 lifetimes ago, so President Obama's comeback caused sort of an earthquake on Twitter.
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More than half of respondents expect that fast food workers, insurance claims processors and legal clerks will be mostly replaced by robots and computers during their lifetimes.
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Indeed, one study found that incarcerated females experienced on average six types of trauma in their lifetimes, with greater exposure associated with earlier age of trauma onset.
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Another comes with chicken breast that seems to have passed several lifetimes simmering with chicken ends and bones, the earthiness of the stock leavened by ají amarillo.
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He concluded by saying this juncture in our history — decisions (or indecision) in our lifetimes — constitutes "humanity's final exam": The biggest challenge is grappling with divergent scales.
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More than two-thirds of the general population will experience events that they find traumatic in their lifetimes, in some cases leading to post traumatic stress disorder.
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He was one of the most iconic artists of our lifetimes and a person whose idea of fashion touched everything in the decades that followed his celebrity.
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Current President Donald Trump came in fourth with 19% of responses saying he has done the best or second best job of any president in their lifetimes.
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Here, among people who have spent lifetimes being told that their bodies were too unsightly to grant them basic respect, the phrase does not ring as hollow.
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Many of us will face these challenges in our lifetimes, but for a subset of veterans who are especially vulnerable, they can be devastating, financially and emotionally.
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He is known as the Sakyong, a Tibetan word that translates roughly as king, and his students take vows to follow him that are binding across lifetimes.
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The plaintiffs, who range in age from 11 to 22, argue that if the government does nothing, today's children will be dealing with disaster within their lifetimes.
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It asks for a commitment by some of the world's wealthiest people to donate much of their wealth to charity during their lifetimes or in their wills.
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" Referring to Trump, Michele Bachmann, the former Republican congresswoman, recently said, "We will in all likelihood never see a more godly, biblical president again in our lifetimes.
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There are years of pretrial motions to be argued, because, though this may be the most significant trial of our lifetimes, it is also a legal experiment.
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But unlike most people who experience a UTI—the second most common infection that over half of women experience in their lifetimes—my infection never really stopped.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that one in three women and one in four men experience sexual violence involving physical contact during their lifetimes.
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Never in our lifetimes has there been such a glaring concern that a president and his associates could be mixing personal financial interests with the nation's business.
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" But people must remember, he said, that nuclear missiles are "actual things that might be used in their lifetimes — they're not fictional creations, they're not cultural metaphors.
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In interviews, Latino politicians across the country said that, for the first time in their lifetimes, it feels as though their Americanness is being called into question.
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This is the most important election of our lifetimes, with grave and in some cases irreversible implications for the country and the planet if we don't win.
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It is a collective effort by the world's richest people to give more than half their wealth to charitable pursuits during their lifetimes or through their estates.
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It is important to remember that such limits were in place during the lifetimes of many current white nationalists; it was the default status until the 1960s.
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It is what it is and has been from day one: The most extraordinary and profound electoral mistake America has made in our lifetimes and possibly ever.
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Deal of a couple of lifetimes A big blue diamond, passed through European royalty for hundreds of years, goes on sale for the first time in Switzerland.
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At the end of their lifetimes, stars start to blow some of their heavier elements out into the surrounding environment, where the material cools into dust grains.
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Sea levels are rising faster than predicted, and homeowners in particularly vulnerable areas, such as South Florida, could see their properties literally under water within their lifetimes.
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In the US, nuclear power accounts for about two-thirds of all clean electricity, but the existing reactors are rapidly approaching the end of their regulatory lifetimes.
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While not universal, this trend, should it hold, will have a profound impact on global economics, culture, immigration flows, currency and many other issues throughout our lifetimes.
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Politics will dominate the national agenda until November, when Americans will decide in the most important election in our collective lifetimes what kind of country we want.
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During all those years until the carbon debt is, ultimately, repaid, that additional carbon dioxide in the atmosphere worsens climate change, with consequences that will last lifetimes.
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Not many of us will get a chance to see a rocket launch live from this angle in our lifetimes, but at least we can see the photos.
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In this golden age of TV, when there's more on offer than you could pack into six lifetimes, it's still way too difficult to find anything to watch.
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"The very short lifetimes of the heavy bottom and charm quarks preclude any practical applications of such reactions," the researchers write in the study published yesterday in Nature.
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When I interviewed Fisher two years ago about his Facebook project "Boring Dystopia," he was certain that Facebook, Twitter and their ilk would die away within our lifetimes.
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A study by a finance-ministry economist in May estimated that refugees who arrived before 2014 would each cost the state about $8,000 per year over their lifetimes.
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Likewise, according to popular misbelief, STDs are only a problem for promiscuous people (even though most sexually active individuals will contract one of these infections in their lifetimes).
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According to a study published on the National Center for Biotechnology Information, sex workers are 45% to 75% likely of experiencing violence in the workplace throughout their lifetimes.
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You don't need a college degree to make a lot of money — but on average, college graduates earn $1 million more over their lifetimes than high school graduates.
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As reported by the Institute for Women's Policy Research, more than 20 percent of Black women are raped during their lifetimes—a higher share than among women overall.
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Failing to do so will fundamentally compromise not only our nation's monetary policy, but also the ability to break out of the weakest economic recovery of our lifetimes.
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Miss Piggy has mastered the kind of self-love most of us spend lifetimes working towards: Can I be at home in this body the world calls imperfect?
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Environmental groups and Democrats have predictably denounced the new rule, saying that by extending the lifetimes of coal-fired power plants, clean energy will continue to be cannibalized.
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Put simply, this thing is the heavyweight champion of supernova—catastrophic explosion of stars at the end of their lifetimes—and it challenges everything we know about them.
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The two experienced mountaineers wanted to share the magic of the world's tallest mountain with other people on the planet who probably won't climb it in their lifetimes.
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"My mother and sister were magnificent collectors, they amassed an amazing and diverse collection in their lifetimes," he said in a statement posted on the auction house website.
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The latest frightening climate study, predicting a devastating rise in sea levels in the lifetimes of babies born today, isn't generating the sense of urgency that it should.
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For those of who hope to have the chance within our lifetimes to someday book space tours of our own, though, SpaceShipTwo certainly at least has our attention.
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"I think this [crypto] is going to be the biggest bubble of our lifetimes by a longshot," he said at the CoinDesk Consensus: Invest conference in New York.
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When considering how to better prepare for the technological breakthroughs that will occur in their lifetimes, I'd like to ask Congressional lawmakers to give this concept some thought.
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"It is the single most important land-use decision in North America in our lifetimes, and certainly one of the most important decisions in the world," said Safina.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about four in 10 women said they experienced sexual violence, physical violence, and/or stalking in their lifetimes.
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Considering In-N-Out hasn't even reached the eastern states of the U.S. let alone Down Under, and it isn't likely to happen in our lifetimes, if ever.
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Source: ATD; Bock and Linner (2015) Source: ATD; Bock and Linner (2015) In permanent buildings, all components are stitched together as if they had the same useful lifetimes.
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And even if Trumpist voters in Utah are unhappy with him, Romney won't have to face reelection for six years, 100 lifetimes from now in modern US politics.
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In a Pew poll in July 2018, more than 7 in 10 Democrats said that Obama was the best (51%) or second best (20%) president of their lifetimes.
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And in so doing, like white blood cells after a severe infection, surviving startups can develop resistance against the subsequent challenges they will inevitably face in their lifetimes.
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That said, college grads do earn about $1 million more over their lifetimes than those without a degree and the future is looking especially bright for recent graduates.
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"It may not happen in our lifetimes, but the idea that North Dakota and New York get the same representation in the Senate has to change," wrote Dilanian.
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The maps of these cities, their surrounding regions, and larger national boundaries, are being reshaped by our warming planet—and they may look very different in our lifetimes.
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For generations, the women behind the ERA fought for an idea of equality—flawed, insufficient, and constantly evolving—never knowing if they'd see it materialize in their lifetimes.
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All three pets harnessed the power of social media to generate multimedia empires over the course of their lifetimes, and we'll never be the same because of it.
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Normally, that wouldn't be a comforting idea, but remember, Chidi and his friends have lived through hundreds of lifetimes thanks to Michael and Janet's (D'Arcy Carden) many reboots.
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With the 22008th anniversary of the collapse of Bear Stearns here, two important lessons remained decidedly unlearned on Wall Street from the worst financial crisis in our lifetimes.
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The fertility rate for Hispanic women over their lifetimes dropped from nearly three kids each in 2007 to about two in 2017, the Centers for Disease Control reported.
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A mentor once told me that trust takes years, and even lifetimes to build, but it can vanish in an instant — and you never really get it back.
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Many have spent lifetimes scouring the details of historical events and data points trying to hash out an accurate picture of where markets are headed in the future.
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More than four in 10 black women experience physical violence from an intimate partner during their lifetimes, according to a report by the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
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It's kind of sad that after lifetimes of collecting physical music, most of it now sits on a shelf and we forget to play what we used to love.
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But it's now in danger of going into decline worldwide unless countries move to extend the lifetimes of existing plants and figure out affordable ways to build new ones.
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At first, the announcement brought tremendous praise; if the couple follows through on their plan to donate $45 billion during their lifetimes, they'll become the world's most generous donors.
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SNS (Image: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US DOE, Genevieve Martin)Physicists make a lot of statements about stuff they hope will happen, but might not happen in their lifetimes.
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Sleeping to forget that everything is bad and idiot regressive fascists are coming into power all across the world and the planet is going to explode in our lifetimes?
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Inheritance taxes have large negative incentive effects (look at the estate-planning industry) and they are easy to avoid (benefactors can just spend all their wealth during their lifetimes).
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However, we are building our service for a new generation of investors, and designing it to grow with the profound capabilities we expect from intelligent services in their lifetimes.
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Sicilian culture isn't some great mafia mystery or unattainable reality, it's lifetimes of small, yet important, traditions, like when not to put cheese on pasta, that have spanned continents.
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"Given Australia is going through the biggest mining pullback in our lifetimes, this is a pretty good outcome," said David de Garis, a senior economist at National Australia Bank.
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NASA has said that the lab could feasibly last until 2028, but at that point, many of the station's components will start approaching the end of their operational lifetimes.
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Every piece is fitted together with Japanese-style joinery that will ensure it'll last several lifetimes (as opposed to screws and glue, the way shitty IKEA furniture is made).
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"At a time when our justice system is out of balance, when one in three black men will be incarcerated in their lifetimes ..." We've looked at this claim before.
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About one in five Americans have engaged in some sort of consensual non-monogamy, or CNM, in their lifetimes — it's about as common as owning a cat, researchers say.
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There are times you'll see cards and scenarios repeated from previous lifetimes, and there were rare moments where it wasn't clear why my decision led to a particular outcome.
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So, voluntary turnover, in the best job market that we've seen in our lifetimes, right, lowest unemployment, our voluntary turnover is down to its lowest level in six years.
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Though it's not likely that these are moral quandaries most of us are likely to find ourselves in, no matter how good AI and biotech get within our lifetimes.
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The fair offers many opportunities to enjoy compact surveys of late artists who were woefully under-recognized during their lifetimes (like Birgit Jürgenssen, Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle, and Evelyn Statsinger).
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Work done by Heckman and co-authors also has shown that each dollar invested in child care produces more than $2800 of discounted returns over the lifetimes of participants.
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We haven't heard much about its progress or continued development since, but it's also not officially killed, so we could still experience this guaranteed cinematic masterpiece in our lifetimes.
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Around the same number (45%) said they think global warming will pose a serious threat to them or their way of life in their lifetimes in the March poll.
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In general, though, "people in rural areas tend to have lower incomes throughout people's lifetimes," Dr. Berry said, and thus lower retirement incomes, with greater reliance on Social Security.
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" Digital currency investor and former Fortress hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz also said last week that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are "going to be the biggest bubble of our lifetimes.
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" Elsewhere, digital currency investor and former Fortress hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz said last week that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin were "going to be the biggest bubble of our lifetimes.
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And we don't expect that in my lifetime maybe not in my children's lifetimes that all the vestiges of that past will have been cured, will have been solved.
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The poll asked people in an open-ended format which president has done the best job in their lifetimes, using respondents' first and second choices for the survey's findings.
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But — let's assume that you are indeed addressing me and my fellow millennials — to call this election the most important in our lifetimes is setting the bar really low.
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Pretty much all of us have experienced some degree of awkwardness in our lifetimes, or had faux pas so cringe-worthy you've wanted to crawl out of your skin.
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"When I walked into office 10 years ago, we were in the middle of the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes," Obama said at a rally for Nevada Democrats.
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We spend an awful lot of time in school throughout our lifetimes, diligently studying and cramming and writing exams, all in the quest to be more intelligent human beings.
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Baseball is old enough and well-remembered enough that we can file players by type and taxonomy, and cross-reference them against many lifetimes of accumulated predecessors and precedent.
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But largely, I think, because it intertwines so nicely with the strangest consumer trend of our lifetimes, which is the erosion of the divide between commerce and personal interaction.
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The biggest bubbles in most of our lifetimes were the 2145 tech bubble, the 250 real estate bubble and the monstrosity we are witnessing now: the cheap money bubble.
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Much like Estonians at large, Kihnu's residents have all been through significant changes in their lifetimes — often political (including Soviet and German occupation) and often out of their control.
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Bezos still has not signed The Giving Pledge, the promise by some of the world's billionaires to donate most of their money in their lifetimes or in their wills.
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The lack of services in these detention centers create conditions in which juveniles are essentially lost to society and run the risk of being repeat offenders over their lifetimes.
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My greatest hope and prayer is that we will serve as faithful midwives in our lifetimes and do what we can to make America, finally, what it must become.
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And the explanation that results is marked by an appalling minimization of the most dangerous administration in our lifetimes and a highly distorted portrait of Trump supporters as victims.
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Adaptations can often be the result of plasticity—the capacity of individual animals to change in response to stimuli during their lifetimes, yet remain unaltered at the genetic level.
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"Every decision we make between now and (within) our children's lifetimes will determine how human life will fare, whether we'll suffer greatly or build together," she told the summit.
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Half of America's black gay and bisexual men will be infected with H.I.V. in their lifetimes if current rates continue, a higher rate than any country in the world.
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Atrial fibrillation develops in 2%- 3% of us over the course of our lifetimes, sometimes without any symptoms or with very vague symptoms (like a touch of light-headedness).
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Despite the thriving, longstanding mythology around the mad artist, in reality, the art world often has not embraced artists who actively struggle with debilitating mental illness during their lifetimes.
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Catholic Sisters took it a step further, announcing that TrumpCare is the "most harmful legislation for American families in our lifetimes" and urging Republicans to seek a bipartisan solution.
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And those who begin their careers in a strong job market generally earn more over their lifetimes, while people who begin during economic downturns, on average, never fully recover.
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The season will be dominated by "The Vietnam War," a 10-part, 18-hour examination of what is for many baby-boom Americans the defining event of their lifetimes.
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For the first time, true carbon zero is on the table as a policy option in the US. We might actually see it happen in California, in our lifetimes.
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Speaking in London in June 2017, shortly after leaving office, Yellen had said she did not believe there would be another financial crisis in our lifetimes because of financial reforms.
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Pandemics have recurred throughout history with devastating consequences, from the bubonic plague in the Middle Ages to the Spanish flu a century ago to HIV/AIDS in our own lifetimes.
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Aiken, whose own work is influenced by his mother's work as a healer, creates large-scale paintings that similarly aim to channel energy and wisdom from other eras and lifetimes.
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Even though there is speculation about this in every election cycle, the Democrats have unusual circumstances that make this more likely than ever before in our lifetimes at this stage.
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"These findings indicate that symptomatic hand osteoarthritis is very common, and affects a substantial proportion of the population in their lifetimes," lead author Jin Qin told Reuters Health by email.
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And despite the progress of the last decade, black men who have sex with men have a 50 percent chance of being diagnosed within their lifetimes, if current rates continue.
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But for his parents, the yearning for their homeland is very real, although they know it is unlikely they will be able to go back to Iraq during their lifetimes.
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California prisons are illustrative of this trauma-to-prison pipeline: the ACLU reports that 92% of all women in California prisons have suffered physical or sexual trauma in their lifetimes.
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But if the surge of legislation alerted many to these activists' long-gestating crusade, it also fueled anti-abortion young adults' faith that Roe could be overturned within their lifetimes.
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She's in the home stretch of one of the most important Presidential campaigns of our lifetimes, and she took a few minutes to answer questions about pop culture on Extra.
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But here's the difference between this and the fancy splurge that sells out at Sephora weekly: This includes enough shades to last you two lifetimes and costs less than $20.
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Rusch, who didn't mention SolarCity by name in his note, said "residential solar plays will see lower volumes on more challenging regulations/slower demand due to extended coal facility lifetimes."
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It's that game where you lived, laughed, loved, and lost across multiple generations and lifetimes — but in reality were just sitting in front of a computer screen for 14 hours.
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"It will take all of us working together, from the park rangers and government leaders in Africa to the rhino horn consumers in Asia to end poaching in our lifetimes."
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Those under 40 will pay far more into the state pension scheme over their lifetimes than did their elders, according to data from Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
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"Birthday meditation went just as planned: Intentions set, tears shed, laughter achieved and then some, and enough love in one circle to last many lifetimes," Hudson wrote on social media.
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The forms are extraordinarily broad, virtually prohibiting any volunteers from criticizing Trump or his family for the rest of their lifetimes, according to Rachel Sklar, a lawyer and CNN contributor.
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According Murkowski's office, more than 80 percent of Native men and women will experience violence in their lifetimes, while 35 percent of Native women will experience sexual violence or assault.
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"2020 will be the climate election of our lifetimes, and the Sierra Club will be mounting our biggest effort ever," Sierra Club executive director Michael Brune said in a statement.
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Two decades after Yahoo's founding — the equivalent of several lifetimes in Silicon Valley — Elvis still serenades the surfers at the headquarters here in Sunnyvale, and Yahoo is at a crossroads.
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The fact is, most of us will move in and out of disability in our lifetimes, whether we do so through illness, an injury or merely the process of aging.
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Unlike most of the research we've seen around science's recent favorite miracle material, these things are headed to the market in our lifetimes — a seeming miracle in and of itself.
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So to say that all cancer is going to be cured may be a stretch, but I think there will definitely be certain classes that are cured in our lifetimes.
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They know that even if they do their job well, they probably won't be praised or celebrated in their lifetimes (and if they do it badly, terrible things await them).
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Former USA gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar may be spending several lifetimes behind bars, but the quest to understand how his abuse continued undetected for decades is far from over.
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Further, striving for nonpartisanship allows the Boy Scouts to operate in nearly every community in America and to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes.
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"Men are allowed to be honest and generous with their friendships once and only once in their lifetimes; when they're somebody's best man," Simon Gunning, CALM CEO says to me.
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And Gates, his wife Melinda, and Buffett launched the Giving Pledge together in 2010, vowing to give away the majority of their wealth in their lifetimes or in their wills.
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And ultimately, it means American patients may soon suffer from a decline in the extraordinary number of exciting breakthroughs in medicine, a threat we have not faced in our lifetimes.
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In her book "Happiness at Work: Maximizing Your Psychological Capital for Success," Jessica Pryce-Jones calculates that workers will spend an average of 90,000 hours at work throughout their lifetimes.
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Why in cases of sexual assault should men automatically identify with the accused, when statistically they have a one in four chance during their lifetimes of being the one assaulted?
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And while the pay gap may be in the spotlight right now, Krawcheck warns that the gender investing gap can have an even bigger impact for women over their lifetimes.
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He estimated that around 15 percent of people in the US may have an anxiety disorder at some point in their lifetimes, with many more having significant symptoms of anxiety.
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During their lifetimes, the trans drag queens experienced abject poverty, racism, and prostitution — even as they worked to better the prospects of LGBTQ youth and those affected by HIV/AIDS.
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The pledge's goal is to encourage billionaires and their families to dedicate the majority of their wealth—at least half—to philanthropic causes, either during their lifetimes or after their deaths.
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Waymo says its lower disengagement rate indicates that its cars are getting better at handling "edge cases," or situations that human drivers may encounter only once — or never — in their lifetimes.
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For so many of our modern/ancient problems, we know the solutions, we just need the endurance to fight like hell to get there—over decades, lifetimes, sometimes centuries and millennia.
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That all but ensures that 2016 will be the year that carbon dioxide officially passed the symbolic 400 ppm mark, never to return below it in our lifetimes, according to scientists.
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That's scary math for both the right and the left, and it means an old political cliché might be true — this really could be the most important election of our lifetimes.
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Among all nations studied, South Korea will see the greatest increases in lifetimes for women over the next 17 years and the second-greatest for men (after Hungary), the study predicts.
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"We are optimistic that in our lifetimes we can eradicate malaria and other deadly tropical diseases, and confront emerging threats, making the world a safer place for all," the two wrote.
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But sure, many of these kids have had enough horrors to last a thousand lifetimes and they're definitely right to assume something is going to go wrong in that bunker too.
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"Wildlife is disappearing within our lifetimes at an unprecedented rate," Marco Lambertini, Director General of WWF International, said in a statement of the group's Living Planet Report, published every two years.
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He seemed happy rapping bits of his old hit "Boyfriend" and leading the crowd in a recitation of "Baby," one of his first hits, from six years and six lifetimes ago.
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The report released last Wednesday found that nearly 64 percent of working millennials from ages 22 to 35 say they will never have $1 million in retirement savings over their lifetimes.
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But for the number of relationships people will create and see through during their lifetimes, they'll also deal with their fair share of relationship conflicts in romantic, platonic, and familial form.
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The United States confronts the most dangerous and dynamic array of threats that we have seen in our lifetimes, yet our armed forces lack a confirmed secretary of the Defense Department.
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"He is the closest thing to a Founding Father that we have seen in our lifetimes," Jennifer Case said at a "Women for Roy Moore" rally outside the Alabama state Capitol.
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But it also found that 45% of respondents believe global warming will pose a serious threat in their lifetimes — the highest total in two decades of Gallup polling on that question.
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According to 2017 stats from the Centers for Disease Control, a quarter of American women and one in seven men have been victims of severe intimate-partner violence in their lifetimes.
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It was danced exclusively by Margot Fonteyn, Rudolf Nureyev and Michael Somes during their and Ashton's lifetimes; but in the past 17 years it has been performed internationally by many casts.
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"People have a hard time internalizing, preparing for something that's outside their realm of experience." he said, but Hurricane Florence could bring conditions that people have not seen in their lifetimes.
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It's one thing to say we have economic inequality; it's another thing to say that we have life expectancy inequality on the order of 15 to 20 percent of people's lifetimes.
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Unlike the Civil War, Vietnam is still within many currents lifetimes, and many of those people are invested in the old verities about Johnson and Westmoreland and Tet and the rest.
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Its action plan proposes setting up a 'Circular Electronics Initiative' to promote longer product lifetimes through reusability and reparability as well as "upgradeability" of components and software to avoid premature obsolescence.
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It is why deputy assistant director Peter Strzok and FBI attorney (for McCabe) Lisa Page had their fingers in two of the most highly publicized and consequential investigations of our lifetimes.
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Non-spouse beneficiaries can allow the assets to grow over their lifetimes, paying income taxes only on the distribution they are required to take each year after the original owner dies.
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Although some statistics vary, the male survivor support organization 1in6 analyzed numerous studies to estimate that 1 in 6 men and boys have been sexually abused or assaulted throughout their lifetimes.
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The total fertility rate estimates the number of births that a hypothetical group of 20183,000 women would have over their lifetimes, based on age-specific birth rates in a given year.
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The loss of income and benefits over the course of their lifetimes has been found to be approximately $300,000 — an amount far greater than the average retirement savings of most Americans.
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It is these disparities in information and mentorship that put Native women and other women of color at a disadvantage, resulting in a deficit in pay that compounds over their lifetimes.
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These vitrimers can be used to make hard, molded products that can be converted to flowable materials at the end of their lifetimes so they can be reformed into new products.
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They are extracting data from death certificates so the next generation of insurance products can leverage what they recognize to be their sole business advantage: Training data that literally spans lifetimes.
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There are many different types of love we'll encounter throughout our lifetimes: love for family and friends, love for our pets, and, of course, love for a really good slice of pizza.
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Currently, heirs who inherit these accounts can take distributions over the course of their own lifetimes, meaning the balances can grow tax-deferred or even tax-free, in many cases, for decades.
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But the proton lifetime predicted by that first, and simplest, GUT model, along with the first thousandth of the range of proton lifetimes predicted by other models, has already been ruled out.
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At the time of the initiative's launch, Zuckerberg and Chan pledged 99 percent of their Facebook fortune to philanthropic causes, which means donating around $45 billion over the span of their lifetimes.
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I thoroughly loved walking through life with her, and though five years was far too short a time, during that time we had so many lifetimes worth of happiness, adventures, and memories.
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"I think that if you're looking for something ahistorical, something unprecedented, at least in our lifetimes, you look at the Republican side where the Republicans are all bailing out now," he said.
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This new work lived in reality, the very messy and chaotic present, laden with all that has been swirling across headlines and before our eyes these past couple of years or lifetimes.
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It is now nearly axiomatic that people will work for a range of employers in a variety of roles over their lifetimes, with a much more flexible schedule than in the past.
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Though professional athletes often are blessed with more wealth than most people will ever see in their lifetimes, they are fat targets for scammers and they still struggle with saving and budgeting.
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But, with only a few atoms of it to play with at a time, and with those atoms having lifetimes measured in milliseconds, it seems improbable anyone will ever know for sure.
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A recent survey found that 60% of women in the U.S. report they've been sexually harassed at least once throughout their lifetimes at work, while out in public, and even at home.
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"This Russia inquiry is one of the biggest hoaxes we have seen in our lifetimes," Farage said, scoffing at claims about his own links to Russia or Russia's supposed role in Brexit.
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Sebastian Thrun, winner of the Darpa Grand Challenge in 2005 Sam Altman, president of Y Combinator and cofounder of OpenAI At 51, Sebastian Thrun has already had enough careers for three lifetimes.
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Per the group's 2015 data, 28.3 people per 100,000 in Georgia have received an HIV diagnosis, with 1 in 51 people in the state at risk of being diagnosed over their lifetimes.
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Elsa is constantly trying to tame or control her emotions -- and while this is something that is salient to everyone throughout their lifetimes, this is something preschoolers deal with all the time.
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An institutional investor, like a large pension or endowment plan, is aiming for a certain and consistent risk-adjusted return in order to pay out pensioners a promised amount over their lifetimes.
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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 18 percent of American adults have an anxiety disorder and women are 60 percent more likely to experience an anxiety disorder in their lifetimes.
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As Juzwiak noted, this February, the CDC projected that one in two black men who have sex with men (MSM) and one in four Latino MSM will acquire HIV within their lifetimes.
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"This is the countdown to one of the most important elections in our lifetimes," said Clinton, who for a second day in a row took questions from reporters traveling on her plane.
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The report looked at total fertility rates, or the number of children that a group of 1,000 women could be expected to have over their lifetimes given current age-specific birth rates.
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For the first time in many of our lifetimes, here is a Star Wars film being compared to A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back, and we could not be more ready.
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This coming 2018 election perhaps will be the most consequential midterm in the lifetimes of all Americans at least under the age of 70 and, arguably, even going back farther than that.
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Some of them remained quiet and listened, but others were very vocal about their support of the man they felt they knew after years, or entire lifetimes, of watching him on television.
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If the sergeant is killed, that family's Social Security life insurance protection would provide the children and their widowed parent monthly benefits worth more than $28503,22019 over the course of their lifetimes.
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"We have the power to shift entire industries, inspire global action on climate, and lead on the issue of our lifetimes," states the letter, which outlines six principles for its recommended plan.
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Or do you spurn the once-in-a-million-lifetimes chance some men would literally go to prison for, even knowing you'll forever wonder what could've been had you answered her question?
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Rates were measured as estimates of the number of births that a hypothetical group of 1,000 women would have over their lifetimes, given what birth rates were by age for that year.
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They announced in 2015 they were signing onto the Giving Pledge, a commitment made by billionaires to give away more than half of their wealth during their lifetimes or in their wills.
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During the 2018 Winter Olympics, which kick off in a month, athletes will have a handful of very brief moments to show the world what they have spent their lifetimes training for.
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"There's been this amazing consistency that we saw over and over again that a lot of women artists had to live really long to get recognition during their lifetimes," Ms. Gadsden said.
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Detaining children in secure facilities, the doctors concluded, also results in possible permanent psychological harm, placing them at risk over the course of their lifetimes of anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress.
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But the ramped-up spending also has sparked debate among strategists over whether voters are open to attacks on the President as Americans confront the biggest public health emergency of their lifetimes.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan have also signed the pledge, and made headlines last month after promising to give away 99 percent of their Facebook stock over their lifetimes.
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We're going to have twice as many accidents and fatalities on the roads on average, but for any one individual they could go a lifetime, many lifetimes before they ever see that.
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"It was clear in that first hour... this was going to be as bad as we've seen in our lifetimes," said Hogan, now chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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"We've not yet seen an epidemic or pandemic in our lifetimes of this size and scope," said Becca Bartles, the executive director of infectious disease prevention at Providence St. Joseph Health System.
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The crazy vision of free expression under which universities operate today condemns a generation of young people to an intellectually dark place that alters their view of inquiry for their entire lifetimes.
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He and his team had extracted tuberculosis bacteria DNA from the lungs of eight 200-year-old mummies, discovering that ancient people could get multiple strains of the bacteria throughout their lifetimes.
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Related: Full poll results Almost 7 in 353 say the federal government is doing a bad job of governing, including 43% who say it's the worst job of governing in their lifetimes.
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The benefits to reduced warming accrue over decades and centuries, whereas the cost of cutting emissions must be paid upfront by taxpayers who cannot expect to see much return in their lifetimes.
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While people still love designer names, consumers also want to purchase higher quality, handmade items that will last a lifetime, or even multiple lifetimes, but may not necessarily carry a designer name.
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We gained an even greater appreciation for our relationship, and we feel fortunate that same-sex marriage became a reality in our lifetimes, something we never dared to dream was a possibility.
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Former Fortress hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz has also said cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are the "biggest bubble of our lifetimes," with a lot of money to be made on the way up.
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The February 2016 death of Antonin Scalia created something few Americans had seen in their lifetimes: a chance for a Democratic president to create a 5-to-4 liberal Supreme Court majority.
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But many more may not know whether or not a nurse or someone else is seeing them when visiting a primary care office several hundred times over the course of their lifetimes.
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"Hitting somebody with a process purity test when we're in the debate of our lifetimes about what is going to take to move this country forward" would be a mistake, he argued.
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Nevertheless, Watts says that with a growing numbers of mass shootings in their short lifetimes and eight school shootings already in 2018, today's younger generation is energized to fight the status quo.
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An astonishing 47% of black trans women will become incarcerated in their lifetimes, and Booker was correct in identifying the issue of police discrimintion against trans people, especially in communities of color.
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The newly minted billionaire has signed the Giving Pledge, which encourages the world's richest people to dedicate a majority of their wealth to charitable causes, either during their lifetimes or in their wills.
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"Millennials who live in the metros at the bottom of our list may be at risk for accruing more debt and less wealth over their lifetimes, thanks to opportunity losses," the report states.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 2010% of women and 228% of men are stalked in their lifetimes, and that women ages 22–22016 have the highest rates of victimization.
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And while she may not be old enough to legally imbibe or rent a car, the young star seems to accrued several lifetimes' worth of wisdom in her mere two decades on Earth.
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While we probably won't see Bill Clinton in the car with Corden, it's likely that Obama is merely the first in our lifetimes to truly cannily harness the power her position affords her.
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"We are approaching one of the biggest decisions this country will face in our lifetimes," Mr. Cameron said outside his office on Downing Street, adding that he would recommend a vote to stay.
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Thus, the theory of evolution, the science of crystallography, an understanding of the chemical bond and a description of how stars shine over their lifetimes have all emerged from the classification of collections.
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Younger respondents were more willing to ditch the need for a pilot at some point in their lifetimes, with more than 8 out of 10 trusting the idea of autonomy in the skies.
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"They both believe they have known each other for many lifetimes, and that in this lifetime they are suppose to help heal the world together with their tribe, their followers," said the insider.
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According to the National Institute of Justice, more than 83% of American Indian and Alaska Native women have experienced violence in their lifetimes, including sexual assault, intimate partner violence, stalking, and psychological aggression.
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Even if you take into account the battery, the manufacturing process and even the recycling and disposal process, EVs are the source of fewer greenhouse gases over their lifetimes than gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Prostate cancer is one of the most common types among men in the US; nearly 13% will be diagnosed with it over the course of their lifetimes, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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NerdWallet's analysis shows that millennials, who could earn a 23% return over the bulk of their investing lifetimes, may be required to save 2400% of their annual income to make up the gap.
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But his style, and the fact that he's already sat front row at more fashion shows than we probably will in our lifetimes, is enough swag to know that he's one to watch.
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That being said, he can absolutely take a vital leadership role in providing accurate and lifesaving information on HIV, and in advocating for the policies that can end the epidemic in our lifetimes.
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Overall, about two-thirds of adults experience low-back pain during their lifetimes, which makes it one of the most common patient complaints in hospitals and doctor's offices across the country, he said.
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The irony is the biggest asset I own, the biggest asset that most of us own in our lifetimes, all we can do is add more debt, so that's where Point came in.
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For most of our lifetimes, elites of both parties have embraced this economic approach, tinkering around its margins and justifying it with well-worn conservative appeals to meritocracy or liberal ones to diversity.
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Allowing automakers to do absolutely nothing for eight years will increase GHG emissions by nearly 900 million metric tons over the lifetimes of the vehicles sold in those years and worsen climate change.
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Love, being a thread longer than memory, binds together lifetimes as it runs its fast and ranging course: away from home, and into life, and back again, and through the needle's eye. ♦
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STUK said Olkiluoto 1 and 2 met the safety and legal requirements that have been set for their lifetimes to be extended and approved the nuclear waste management procedures set out by TVO.
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Clive Belfield, a professor of economics at Queens College, said some young people might be wary of entering certain blue-collar industries because of the Uberization and outsourcing they've observed in their lifetimes.
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South Africa, for example, has one of the highest rates of rape in the world, where it's estimated that more than 40 percent of South African women will be raped in their lifetimes.
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A soft drink concocted with iced tea and lemonade has become known as the Arnold Palmer, joining the Shirley Temple on the short list of drinks named after famous people in their lifetimes.
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Many of the objects in Hardcore come from private collections, hidden away during their owners' lifetimes for fear of ostracism or indecency arrest — a particular risk to those whose materials showed queer sex.
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It's no Mulholland Drive, but the point of Under the Silver Lake rhymes with themes from David Lynch's masterpiece: that lifetimes of watching others has instructed us in how to be watched ourselves.
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"We should not lose sight of the horrific damage caused by the financial crisis, including the worst recession of our lifetimes and millions of people losing their jobs and homes," Mr. Dudley said.
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If you know anything about "The Walking Dead," you know that the show has been teasing the demise of its hero, Rick Grimes (played by Andrew Lincoln), for what feels like several lifetimes.
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The implications of this domestication process transcended lifetimes and have played out over thousands of years, creating a carbon-storing biome that is an essential bulwark in efforts to mitigate the climate crisis.
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At the moment, NASA places a strict limit on the amount of radiation astronauts can be exposed to in their lifetimes, but a trip to Mars could require that limit to be exceeded.
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The coronavirus pandemic sweeping across borders, sickening and killing people in nearly every country, and sending the world economy into a downward spiral, is a global challenge unlike any other in our lifetimes.
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A large national population study found that almost all of those who once met criteria for prescription opioid-use disorder achieved remission during their lifetimes — and half of those recovered within five years.
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According to the American Cancer Society there are more than 2628,28500 new prostate cancer cases each year; in fact, about one in seven men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetimes.
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By 1974, the most important place to be was the offices of the magazine Ms. For all its excesses, feminism has been the most important and the most salutary change of our lifetimes.
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"It is the single most important land-use decision in North America in our lifetimes, and certainly one of the most important decisions in the world," ecologist Carl Safina told Mashable in March.
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The risk rises as people age -- beyond age 45, women have a more than 48% risk of developing one of these conditions during their lifetimes, and men have more than a 36% risk.
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But the lower courts have repeatedly held in recent years that we aren't there yet, even though, 16 years in, these hostilities may not end in our (or, more importantly, the detainees') lifetimes.
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Whenever they work up the courage to speak their insecurities or uncertainties—making themselves more vulnerable than seven lifetimes of therapy could ever make me—they never mock the other, or act superior.
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Because of the long atmospheric lifetime of carbon dioxide, it is not likely to fall below this level again in most of our lifetimes, even if the most aggressive emissions reduction plans are pursued.
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At a certain point, I was sort of like, I swear to God, I've been trying to do this for a lot of lifetimes, and this is the one where it finally lines up.
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As Mary Giliberti, CEO of NAMI, wrote in the blog post, 80903 in 5 Americans experiences an episode of clinical depression in their lifetimes, but only about half of those who suffer seek help.
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Why pulling out of Paris Accord damages America's economic future Pulling out of the Paris agreement on climate change will become one of the greatest economic blunders by a U.S. president in our lifetimes.
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