That is the fifth most frequent cancer in men around the world and the eighth most frequent in women.
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In 22014, the most frequent suicide method among males involved guns (45 percent), while poisoning was the most frequent method for females (21999 percent).
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Blacks were the most frequent victims of hate crimes based on race, while Jews were the most frequent victims based on religion, according to the F.B.I. data.
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CNN has been one of the president's most frequent targets.
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The most frequent swallowing problem reported was choking, at 86.0%.
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The country's most frequent globetrotters are found in San Francisco.
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Most frequent was his reaction to a particularly good draft.
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At risk for most frequent mistreatment are North Carolina's residents.
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The 33 and 4 lines were the most frequent targets.
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These denizens of interior spaces are our most frequent companions.
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The peaks are modes, which are the most frequent values.
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A mental disorder was the most frequent primary diagnosis category.
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Google has been the most frequent target of the policy.
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Brennan is one of Trump's most frequent and harshest critics.
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But Germany's forays into negative pricing are the most frequent.
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Arguments over property are among the most frequent causes of unrest.
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Mr Stuker, it is claimed, is the world's most frequent flyer.
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This is one of the most frequent complaints from new subscribers.
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By far the most frequent and plausible explanation came from parents.
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But his most frequent contact has been with a Democrat, Sen.
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Probably the densest/most frequent I've ever seen in snow. pic.twitter.
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The most frequent side effect was nausea, which was generally mild.
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North Korea's most frequent target of cyberattacks is its southern neighbor.
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Deleting typos is the most frequent reason, and excusable, they say.
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This makes it the eighth most frequent cause of death worldwide.
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Among the most-frequent fliers, that figure rose to 78 percent.
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The second most frequent response was not to express an opinion.
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Turmoil in Turkey has been the most frequent cause for concern.
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"The most frequent impacts are annoyance and sleep disturbance," Stansfeld said.
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Alphabot stores shoppers' most frequent purchases, based on Walmart's sales data.
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And Kobe Bryant was one of the area's most frequent fliers.
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Her most frequent inspirations come from library reference books and old bookstores.
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"Soon-Yi was [Mia's] most frequent scapegoat," Moses writes of his childhood.
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In the meantime, Mr Federer's most frequent opponent has been Mr Nadal.
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Police officers and sheriff's deputies are some of his most frequent regulars.
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Some of Sinclair's most frequent subjects are child marriage and self-immolation.
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I remember my ballet instructor's most frequent criticism was my protruding derrière.
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One of my most frequent stress dreams involves being naked in public.
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Colorado, California and Oregon are the most frequent locales of his photographs.
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"Women 55 and up are our most frequent visitors," Ms. Clark said.
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The search engine has been the most frequent target of the policy.
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The most frequent reports involved unwanted touching and 235 cases of rape.
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The algae blooms are usually most frequent in late spring and early summer.
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" —Andy Winner "I am probably the most frequent MoviePass user in the country.
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Whether he is actually the world's most frequent flyer is a contentious point.
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The true believers The first and most frequent is love, pure and simple.
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Humpback whales, an endangered species, and gray whales are the most frequent victims.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy is the most frequent cause for heart transplants in pediatric patients.
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"Generally we saw financial obstacles were the most frequent reasons" for renting homes.
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" I suspect the most frequent answer will be: "No, this reform can wait.
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The most frequent targets were businesses that provide internet infrastructure services like Dyn.
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Even Chaffetz, perhaps the OPM's most frequent congressional critic, came to Cobert's defense.
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The most frequent listeners were women between the ages of 30 and 49.
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They are the most frequent cause of vision loss in people over 40.
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The most frequent face of Bitfinex is its chief strategy officer, Phil Potter.
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"But the most frequent effects, what mostly happens are these things," Rosenwasser said.
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The most frequent responses describe someone who is kind, compassionate, respectful and humble.
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India is one of the world's most frequent sponsors of family-based immigration.
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But "C'mon, man!" may be the most frequent of Mr. Obama's verbal tics.
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Positive sentiment: the most frequent words tweeted Negative sentiment: the most frequent words tweeted This study was made possible due to recent advances in business analytic tools, with Victoria University's Business Analytics and Big Data Lab working in partnership with SAP.
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Google says this is one of the most frequent concerns from users: unexpected playback.
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For this reason, facial lacerations are the most frequent cause of fight stoppages. 803.
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For our analysis, we counted the most frequent words and some extra selected ones.
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China was the most frequent requester for content removal, issuing 418 take-down requests.
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Some of these services are superfluous or really only benefit the most frequent travelers.
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Bruno Sammartino, the popular and gentlemanly champion, was one of Volkoff's most frequent rivals.
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But for more than a decade, the agency's most frequent target has been fluoroquinolones.
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The mode, the most frequent value, is the x-value corresponding to the peak.
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Lower back pain is one of the most frequent reasons people visit the doctor.
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Brain abnormalities or microcephaly were the most frequent conditions reported, followed by neural tube defects.
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The most frequent question I get is how do we translate the energy into action?
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One of the most frequent violations came from employees not washing their hands thoroughly enough.
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His most frequent victim is Sevilla, whom he was, rather strangely, scored against 37 times.
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But "paraben-free" is the most frequent claim you'll see on beauty products these days.
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For leukemia, the most frequent cancer in kids, the first treatment is about six months.
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Christie's detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are the most frequent heroes of these adaptations.
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That strategy is earning Wray applause from some of the FBI's most frequent critics, Rep.
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Instead, I always bring a smaller selection of cards to maximize my most frequent purchases.
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If that happens, the junk bond market could lose one of its most frequent visitors.
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Ovarian cancer is the fifth most frequent cause of cancer death among women, it added.
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It's the first, most frequent and last thing most of us look at every day.
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By the numbers: Mueller and Sessions are the most frequent subjects of the president's attacks.
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Though his own studio was his most frequent subject, the images are anything but documentary.
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And, indeed, the Ciclovía is the largest, most frequent mass recreation event in the world.
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One of the most frequent posters uses a GIF of Rodger as his profile image.
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You wondered why the most frequent ages of DACA arrivals was about 3 years old.
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Infant botulism is the most frequent form of human botulism in the US. Thumbs up?
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Most frequent signs of rabies include flu-like symptoms, followed by anxiety, confusion, and abnormal behavior.
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The most frequent life advice I give people is, be really careful who your friends are.
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Expletives fly freely, and "insane" is perhaps the most frequent word used to characterize Mr. Trump.
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A perception that The Times is biased prompts some of the most frequent complaints from readers.
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The retail industry was by far the most frequent target of attacks to their web applications.
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The tweet was his latest attack on what has become one of his most frequent targets.
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Though it has been his most controversial stomping grounds, it has not been his most frequent.
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My mother's most frequent advice was about knowing when to get out of a dangerous situation.
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Ukrainians are also the most frequent nationality among foreigners found to be in the country illegally.
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Courtni (23), Porn performer I guess the most frequent work nightmare I have is literally shit.
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Crosby's third-most-frequent linemate is Evgeni Malkin, who is destined for the Hall of Fame.
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"Weight is now one of the most frequent reasons kids are teased or bullied," she said.
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The most frequent share Cuomo got in those polls was 0%, and he averaged just 0.4%.
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Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy was one of the most frequent industry sources for Pruitt's office.
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One of the most frequent topics that came up in my conversations with powerwall makers was safety.
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But "Hamilton" -- the critically acclaimed musical about the nation's founding fathers -- has been Trump's most frequent target.
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It's still the most frequent form of payment in the United States, representing 30% of consumer transactions.
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What are some of the most frequent body-related aggressions you've encountered from people in your life?
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" Indeed, "poop" was the most frequent answer among the other 2,000 people playing, above "puddle" and "gum.
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One of his most frequent travel companions is his French Bulldog Miles, who is part of ThePointsGuy.
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The pilots, which launched this week, are being tested with a portion of Uber's most frequent riders.
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Target store employees told Business Insider about the biggest and most frequent mistakes they see customers make.
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He says that the most frequent cinema-goers have taken up MoviePass subscriptions first, driving up costs.
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Maybe sex is the most frequent theme, but if you examine the lyrics alone you'll get nowhere.
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The Interior Department and Environmental Protection Agency were the most frequent defendants, together accounting for 35 cases.
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One of the most frequent medical problems in obese patients is arthritis of the hip or knee.
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Cervical cancer is the fourth most frequent cancer in women globally, according to the World Health Organization.
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Muslims' homes were the most frequent target of anti-bias incidents, such as vandalism and threatening letters.
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"Currently we're focusing on aquaculture, because they're the ones that require the most frequent dives," Moreno said.
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Over time, she developed a more disarming approach that incorporated the most frequent questions into the talks.
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The defense secretary is the most frequent passenger on this aircraft, known colloquially as the Doomsday Plane.
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But since the 1970s, the Defense Department has been one of the most frequent users of PFAS.
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Older diners, they said, are more likely to be regulars — and the most frequent regulars at that.
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The most frequent decorating incidents were falls, the commission said, including three deaths involving falls from ladders.
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Mitt Romney of Utah and Susan Collins of Maine, Trump's most frequent GOP critics in the Senate.
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His most frequent targets are independent news organizations with a deep commitment to reporting fairly and accurately.
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Got a new product hitting the shelves and want to let your most frequent customers know first?
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One of the most frequent forms of backstabbing is going over someone's head to solve a problem.
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In the first part of my afterlife, my most frequent visitors will be beasts, birds and bugs.
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Mr. Weddle is a freelance reporter whose most frequent employer is the South Florida television network WPLG.
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One of the most frequent questions I get from students are: How do I become a successful entrepreneur?
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"There's going to be infectious diseases," Benjamin said, naming the common cold and norovirus as the most frequent.
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I went to the Times political editor Carolyn Ryan to ask some of the readers' most frequent questions.
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My advice is to start by thinking about existing categories that represent people's biggest or most frequent expenditures.
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Though Amazon is his most frequent target in tech, while Google has been spared the usual tweet lashings.
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While playing at Liverpool, his most frequent social engagements were barbecues with the club's other Latin-American players.
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The police said Hispanic gangs, suspected in this month's bloodshed, were the most frequent users of assault rifles.
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For instance, Dashlane noticed a 25% decrease in opened tickets for their most frequent issues after using Stonly.
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Recording over an iconic Talking Heads bass line was the brainchild of Julia Michaels, Gomez's most frequent cowriter.
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For violent deaths involving firearms specifically, 25.9% of respondents correctly identified the most frequent intent, the researchers found.
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Perhaps oddly, researchers said, fictional characters who existed within real stories were the most frequent on-screen smokers.
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Diabetes and asthma are some of the most frequent chronic illnesses that keep Bronx-Lebanon's emergency room full.
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The show was primarily filmed during late spring and early summer, the time of the most frequent tornado activity.
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The most frequent pitch I receive is from PR agents offering yet another expert rejecting robot-induced mass unemployment.
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The most frequent were eye irritation and vomiting, but conjunctivitis, mouth irritation, coughing, and stomach aches were also common.
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But according to the UK's Mental Health Foundation, loneliness is actually most frequent in people aged 18 to 34.
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The study found that anxiety was the most frequent reason these medications were given, accounting for 56% of prescriptions.
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One of my wife's most frequent complaints about all the cars I drive is that they all blend together.
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Last February, Envoy Air, an American Airlines subsidiary, had the most frequent cancellations: more than 14% of all flights.
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Hurricanes are the most frequent $1 billion disasters and are also the costliest on average between 1980 and 2017.
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The community's most frequent commenters, like the man they'd helped propel to the Presidency, were experts at testing boundaries.
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Nasal congestion is one of the most frequent symptoms that primary-care and specialist clinics hear from their patients.
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The millions of members of its Prime annual subscription service, Amazon's most frequent customers, have helped feed the surge.
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The most frequent claim, by far, is that the symbol originated with an Arizona metal band named Sacred Reich.
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In Niger, forced labor in mining, sex trafficking and forced marriage are among the most frequent forms of slavery.
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"Can't take Amtrak without running into its most frequent traveler," Kirsten Allen, a Harris aide, tweeted at the time.
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The most frequent criticism of dense, walkable, livable urban areas is that they are too expensive to live in.
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And one of the most frequent questions you ask is, what can I do to shrink my climate footprint?
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That's a message that at least two lawmakers — among the nation's most frequent flyers — heard loud and clear. Sen.
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This is the most frequent motif in "Playtime," appearing in paintings, prints, wallpaper, fabric designs, books, films and videos.
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A few scientific facts: Heroin is now the most frequent opioid of first illicit use, not legally prescribed opioids.
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For decades, the United States has been the most frequent country, by far, where new drugs are first available.
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Amazon, Starbucks, Walmart, Target and the United States Postal Service were the most frequent employers, according to the campaign.
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From food festivals to remote cooking classes, chefs seem to be the most frequent flying in the fandom universe.
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Mr. Gimbel worked with David Shire on "Norma Rae," but his most frequent collaborator may have been Charles Fox.
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And it is that president who has been Ms. Wallace's most frequent on-air foil since her show began.
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Wouldn't you know it, Takeru is the most frequent and prolific body puncher on the inside in bantamweight kickboxing.
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Over the past 12 years, he's been on 17 seasons of "The Challenge," making him the most frequent contestant ever.
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As part of this task, he or she oversees the country's international trade rules, one of Trump's most frequent targets.
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In fact, Pierre isn't ruling out a subscription model for the most frequent customers along the lines of Amazon Prime.
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The most frequent visitor is Johanna Shelton, one of Google's top lobbyists in Washington — officially its director of public policy.
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It can be triggered by fatigue or emotional stress and is most frequent in our 30s, tapering off after that.
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The manager, who was not Dan, told me that his most frequent visitors are boys under the age of 10.
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And while you can't view notifications, you can assign clock positions to correspond with your most frequent contacts or apps.
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SmartLink is a way to address the most frequent requests in terms of connectivity use cases for Ford vehicle owners.
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Japanese automaker Toyota's Lexus ES 28503 model has been dubbed the most frequent ticketed car model by the website Insurance.com.
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Wire fox terriers have proven the most frequent winners at Westminster, having clinched the top prize a record 14 times.
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But this time of year, tuxedos are the most popular item, and prom and wedding shoppers the most frequent visitors.
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The good economy has become his most frequent boast to assure his base that he is delivering something for them.
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They're beautiful, loaded with symbolism, and go as far back as Ancient Egypt as one of art's most frequent muses.
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Facebook, Apple, and Google — some of the most powerful tech companies in existence — were the most frequent sites of scandal.
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Megan Fairchild, his most frequent partner, said that Mr. Martins considered her and Mr. De Luz the company's classical standard.
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If you want to avoid offending someone, here are some of the most frequent mistakes people make with their flags.
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For now, the most frequent destination for Mr. Trump outside Washington has been Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The most frequent targets of Mr. Trump's ire are Democrats, news organizations and investigations — specifically the Russia and impeachment inquiries.
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The most frequent targets of the dehumanizing rhetoric of the Trump campaign — immigrants and refugees — found welcome in many communities.
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Elite status is the endgame for most frequent flyers as it offers high-end perks such as free first-class upgrades.
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I've selectively chosen a few, knowing from my own studies that memory, data, and mental energy are the most frequent constraints.
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Their most frequent answer: The loss of public trust and the conspiratorial and paranoid thinking that has surged into politics since.
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There is a logic to these shifts: Companies want to reward their most profitable customers, not necessarily their most frequent ones.
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Of the 70 unique investors that the researchers studied, Jana Partners tended to be the most frequent user of this strategy.
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Many of these involve disputes over land and housing, the most frequent sources of conflict between ordinary people and the state.
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Now a promising scheme aims to offer more effective help to the most frequent users, reducing their reliance on emergency services.
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The attacks on Mueller drew scorn from the president's most frequent GOP critics, like Arizona Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake.
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Conway has emerged as one of the president's most frequent critics, despite his wife's high-ranking position in the Trump administration.
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But to the surprise of the researchers, cycling was one of the most frequent contributors, as was soccer, especially among girls.
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Finally, cars are the second-most-expensive things people buy, and the most frequent thing we do with them is park.
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The most frequent criticism leveled at television today has to do with its lack of contents; but what about the container?
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Why it's memorable: Madonna became one of the VMAs' most frequent performers, but in 1984 she was still making her mark.
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The condition is on the rise because the most frequent cause is obesity, which continues its unrelenting climb among American adults.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of her most frequent clients and even lent her money to equip her kitchen.
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At the NGA meeting in Washington, the most frequent response was to shrug and say Greitens' next move is his decision.
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His most frequent destinations are his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and Trump golf courses in New Jersey and Virginia.
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Immigration was the most frequent subject of Trump's false claims, with 2360, followed by the economy and Democrats at six each.
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The study looked at vascular cognitive impairment, the second most frequent form of dementia worldwide, after the better-known Alzheimer's disease.
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Meantime, Macy's is also in the midst of , in a push that appeals to the retailer's most frequent and dedicated shoppers.
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"The most frequent alert related to exams: If I have one more Latin exam, I'm going to kill myself," he said.
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One of Zuckerberg's most frequent tactics was to tell various senators that he would have "his team" follow up with them.
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Most people infected with salmonella, the most frequent cause of foodborne illness, get better in four to seven days without treatment.
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Your Money The day before Election Day, even the most frequent of travelers may have missed the bad news about Hertz.
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" Ms. Spiegel said that about half of Quinn's users are men, and that the site's most frequent search term is "lesbian.
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Congress, which is comprised of some of the most frequent fliers and loyal airline customers in the country, will oblige them.
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Investors' most frequent question during the road show was what the company would look like in five years, Mr. Zimmer said.
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Most frequent travelers can share a story or two about a checked bag that got mangled, arrived days late or went missing.
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This Lyft subscription plan seems geared only to the most frequent users, folks who'd otherwise spend $450/month on ride-hailing pic.twitter.
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Today, Tile is launching new devices that tackle consumers' most frequent complaints about its trackers – the lack of a user-replaceable battery.
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The most frequent complaint DRF received was from women whose social media accounts had been hacked or others who were being blackmailed.
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But this new feature is not related to the secret 1-800 number, more like a perk for Uber's most frequent customers.
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Among the court's members, he was the most frequent traveler, to spots around the globe, on trips paid for by private sponsors.
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When I talk to developers, the most frequent complaint I get is that it's difficult to get found in the App Store.
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But the public-health consequences are abundantly clear, particularly for black men who were and remain the most frequent victims of murder.
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For example, the radical cleric Siraj Wahhaj, a former member of CAIR's advisory board, remains one of the organization's most frequent speakers.
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The U.S. has been thought to be the highest-profile target for ISIS and is the most frequent target of its threats.
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One of Mr. Giuliani's most frequent employers as a speaker was HSM, a company that arranges "executive education" events around the world.
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Credit reporting is the second most frequent source of consumer complaints handled by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, trailing only debt collection.
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" He also addressed one of his most frequent topics of choice — the size of his crowds, which Trump repeatedly described as "incredible.
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" Still, "what the report tells us is, as in years past, West Nile virus is the most frequent cause of neuroinvasive disease.
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"In the long run, David Futrelle's been a big boost to my career," says Elam, one of Futrelle's most frequent individual targets.
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The two most frequent symptoms include heartburn, a burning sensation behind the breastbone, and acid regurgitation, a bitter or sour tasting fluid.
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Trump's dealings with Ukraine, and Democrats' related impeachment push, were his most frequent subject of dishonesty in all four weeks of October.
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Experts said one of the most frequent problems with cybersecurity policy is coming up with universal definitions for what constitutes cyber threats.
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He then became one of the earliest and most frequent major Democrats to visit early primary states like New Hampshire and Iowa.
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The next most frequent cause, stair-related accidents, occurred at an average rate of 46.8 per 10,000 kids during the study period.
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The United States has been the most frequent user of the WTO's dispute settlement system to obtain improved market access for its exporters.
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The most frequent charge leveled against Medicare-for-all proposals is that such programs would be "too expensive," but too expensive for whom?
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Still, even some of the most frequent users of 3D printing have turned to 3D printing services that are increasingly making ownership unattractive.
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China is believed to be the most frequent executioner, though the number of people killed, and for which crimes, remain closely guarded secrets.
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Among the most frequent targets of Mr. Orban's scorn has been George Soros, the American billionaire and philanthropist who was born in Hungary.
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Mr Autor and two of his most frequent co-authors support the deal, arguing that the globalisation of manufacturing is a fait accompli.
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According to the Southern Poverty Law Center's tracker, hate crimes spiked after Donald Trump's election, the most frequent targets being immigrants and women.
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Restaurant food delivery company Deliveroo has begun trialing a subscription service in the U.K. — presumably targeted at its most frequent and loyal customers.
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One of Lynch's most frequent collaborators, Dern has experienced something of a recent career revival on television—most recently in Big Little Lies.
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Vanna White holds the record for most frequent clapper, after clapping an estimated 3,721,446 times over the course of the show's 32 seasons.
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Toward the end of the debate the exchange turned to the Iraq war, the subject of one of Mr. Trump's most frequent misrepresentations.
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The most frequent channel for job placements, however, is employee referrals, which 73% of tech companies said they use to find potential hires.
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The most frequent and prosperous example, Shenzhen in China, is the ace in the hole for those calling for deregulation and greater privatization.
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Personal health The condition is on the rise because the most frequent cause is obesity, which continues its unrelenting climb among American adults.
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Boeing's new system was intended to safeguard against what some studies have suggested is the most frequent cause of plane crashes — a stall.
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Marshall's most frequent ally on the high court was William Brennan, who had been named to the court by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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While these storms can occur any time of year, they are most frequent and in their most potent form between September and April.
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The most frequent accusations have been against elite units of the country's intelligence agency that are closely mentored by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Yet the researchers found that only 13.5% of the adults surveyed correctly identified the most frequent cause of violent death in their state.
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Propaganda targeted college campuses in 44 states and Washington D.C. Schools in Texas and California were the most frequent targets, the report said.
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Yet the United States, the most frequent W.T.O. complainant, has won more than 90 percent of its cases over the last 20 years.
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According to his most frequent freelance employer, the South Florida television network WPLG, he has permission to live and work in the country.
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As part of that investigation, the FDA has now identified 16 brands of dog food which had the most frequent reported cases of DCM.
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Academic thieves using phishing websites eye American universities the most with the University of Washington as their most frequent target, according to Kaspersky Lab.
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Storm Chasers was largely filmed in the central United States, in an area known as Tornado Alley, where twisters are most frequent and severe.
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One of Donald Trump's most frequent talking points on the campaign trail is that the presidential election is somehow "rigged" in Hillary Clinton's favor.
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JPMorgan's Lee noted that in an unusual development, Americans became the second-most frequent buyers of high-end Singapore homes in the second quarter.
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And fulfilling its most frequent feature request, Instant Games now support turn-by-turn games instead of just single-player games with score leaderboards.
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In the first few months of the improvement campaign, the company attempted to answer drivers' most frequent complaints: Tipping, pay transparency and customer support.
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About 35 people are killed by dogs — all dogs — each year in the United States, she notes, and children are the most frequent victims.
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In fact, "plant-based" is one of the most frequent terms heard these days at trade shows and in conversations between founders and investors.
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Phrame products could possibly be offered to Prime members for free, making in-trunk delivery available to Amazon's most frequent shoppers, a source said.
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Ms. Mujuru's supporters have become the most frequent target of physical assaults by the president's loyalists in rural areas, according to human rights organizations.
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And on a show where the most frequent complaint has been, "But I don't care about anyone!" that has been a good thing indeed.
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The most frequent form they take is that of a plane, shaped like a woman, but they could also be helicopters, space shuttles, blimps.
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It has been among the most frequent objectors to companies seeking exclusions to the tariffs, according to an analysis by The New York Times.
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According to Dr. Roenneberg's research, the most frequent chronotype — held by about 13 percent of the population — sleeps from around midnight to 8 a.m.
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Jimboy, the novel's most frequent migrant, sings a song that encapsulates both sides of the experience: He begins: I got a mule to ride.
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These varied expectations came up in the OIG report and are among the most frequent concerns I hear from program staff in PEPFAR countries.
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Day after day, for nearly two weeks, the two men set out for a neighborhood near the factory where the shelling was most frequent.
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Musculoskeletal system and connective tissue issues were the most frequent diagnosis if the patient also got a prescription for opioids at that doctor visit.
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One of the president's supporters was recently convicted of sending explosives to CNN, one of the most frequent targets of the "fake news" charge.
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His most frequent individual false claim on Ukraine or impeachment was that the whistleblower who complained about his dealings with Ukraine was highly inaccurate.
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The most frequent uses of this tactic are in sectors that economists have come to dominate—international trade, antitrust, and financial regulation, for example.
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Messi&aposs victory was his sixth of all time and moved him one ahead of Ronaldo as the award&aposs most frequent ever recipient.
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The most frequent emotions are fairly general (sad, hurt, angry), and the least frequent ones tend to be very particular (violated, bitter, scared, humbled).
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"While you see a fair amount of progress pictures, our No. 1 most frequent hashtag is #NSV which stands for 'non-scale victory,'" says Foster.
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"It's either 'I'm scared of you!' or 'You're pretty in real life – you look really young,&apos" she says of her most frequent fan encounters.
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Neurological problems included stroke, debilitating migraine-type headaches and nerve pain, while the most frequent psychiatric diagnoses among the survivors studied were depression and anxiety.
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You'll be able to find the most frequent members of a huge list just by looking for the frequent items in four much shorter lists.
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But his most frequent references are to the Nobel Prize-winning Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez, whom Mr. López refers to by his nickname, Gabo.
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The idea here is to give developers better visibility into their most frequent and expensive queries (and maybe make them less expensive in the process).
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The most frequent visitors were the heads of Honeywell, a conglomerate (30 trips); General Electric, another conglomerate (22); and Xerox, an office-equipment firm (21).
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But this distinction misses a nuance: Americans are some of the most frequent migrants in the world; we don't attach ourselves to a set geography.
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" Sumi was silent then, but over the next nine years writing them out of her recorder-will was one of her most frequent threats. "No!
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"One of the most frequent questions we get from travelers is about 'sanctuaries' in Asia," Jason Baker, PETA vice president of international campaigns, tells CNN.
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In the days leading up to Trump's speech, the most frequent rallying cry in Cleveland had been chants of "lock her up!" directed at Clinton.
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Basking in an energetic Iowa crowd Wednesday night, President Donald Trump slammed his most frequent targets and promised lofty policy changes in the near future.
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Volkswagen, one of Europe's most frequent corporate borrowers, has been locked out of debt markets for eight months as a result of its emissions scandal.
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While it can and does affect any part of that system, the most frequent symptoms are profound fatigue, gastrointestinal issues and frequent, almost constant lightheadedness.
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A new analysis of federal data in the U.S. shows that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people are the most frequent targets of hate crimes.
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Feinberg's article focuses on the most frequent claim against Zito: that she misrepresents reliably Republican officials and donors as swing voters whom Trump won over.
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Flora and fauna were their most frequent subjects; their sheep in particular have lingered in the mind of museum-goers, as well as auction buyers.
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While Chinese consumers are among the world's most frequent and fastidious washers of clothes, according to Novozymes researchers, they aren't as set in their ways.
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The most frequent visitors to Ciambra are the police and the gangsters known locally as "the Italians," who come to dispense assignments and collect payment.
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AMONG THE most frequent criticisms levelled by unseasoned spectators of cricket is that it can last so long and yet fail to produce a winner.
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But it says something about the nature of nationalism that its most frequent and forceful manifestations are often reactionary, often tribal, and yes, often racist.
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The most frequent overdrafters had a median end-of-day balance of $13 while accounts that don't overdraft at all had a median balance of $1,585.
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The United States is by far the most frequent requester of Facebook user data, with India trailing behind as a distant second at only 5,561 requests.
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Public sentiment on Starbucks plunged after the company revamped its loyalty program, suggesting the coffee chain may have an uphill battle with its most frequent customers.
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One of the most frequent things that'll happen when you start explaining why you made decisions is that you'll start sharing more context with your team.
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" The most frequent charge against the newcomers from Trump's conservative talk radio fans is that these women of color are dividing the country with "identity politics.
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Donald Trump was one of Bee's most frequent targets, as the late-night host ridiculed the Republican candidate for misogynist and racist statements during his campaign.
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Some of the loudest voices on the right seem poised to channel that anger into one of their favorite and most frequent pursuits: eating their own.
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In her more than 350 references to flowers, the rose is most frequent, but Dickinson was also fond of humble plants like dandelions, clover and daisies.
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Those promises were empty, yet Arafat became one of the most frequent foreign visitors to the White House and co-winner of a Nobel Peace Prize.
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One of his most frequent attacks against Hillary Clinton was the fact the she took in big paychecks to give closed-door speeches to big banks.
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Some of the most [frequent] complaints about transit are Chicago, Boston, and New York, and it's partially because those system actually serve a lot of people.
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While firearms are not the most commonly used method to commit suicide, they are much more lethal than the two most frequent means — drugs and "cutting".
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Rosenwasser pointed to an article Buffington used as basis for his opinion, which said the most frequent effects of MDMA included euphoria, happiness and increased empathy.
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Whether traveling with a spouse or partner, children or solo, the most frequent of fliers know how to ease the pain points and maximize the joys.
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Chinese nationals have become the most frequent global travelers in the world, with 2003 million holding passports, compared to the 147 million Americans who have passports.
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Kim Culmone, Vice President of Barbie Design, told Teen Vogue that one of the most frequent requests Mattel received was for a doll in a wheelchair.
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The Bureau, which analyzed FTC consumer complaint data, found that young people between ages 20 and 29 are the most frequent victims of fake-check fraud.
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Farmhands and ranch workers have been the most frequent victims of deadly lightning: Of those who died from 2007 to 2016, 31 percent held those jobs.
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According to the Japanese Health Ministry, incorrectly prepared fugu has been found to be one of the most frequent causes of food poisoning in the country.
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"Older breast cancer survivors are more likely to die from other diseases and not breast cancer, and cardiovascular disease is the most frequent cause," she said.
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Cash remains the most frequent method of payment in the United States, representing roughly 221 percent of consumer transactions, more than electronic, credit, debit or checks.
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And while Derry is the most famous of King's fictional towns, Castle Rock is his most frequent destination, showing up over and over in his works.
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Complaints about the Iran deal were among Trump's most frequent talking points on the 2016 campaign trail, including a pledge to pull the U.S. from it.
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The vast majority were in the United States, with the most frequent marks in Houston, an oil and gas hub, and New York, a finance hub.
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BS: If you look at research on who tends to be a workplace bully, the most frequent culprit is the person next up the hierarchy from us.
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Voicey, vicious, and unafraid of publishing unconfirmed material, his site was modeled after an outlet that was, ironically, one of the Ralph Retort's most frequent targets: Gawker.
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But this year's outbreak in Ratodero is the first time that children have been the most frequent victims on such a large scale, Ms. Filio-Borromeo said.
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You probably want to pick your home and your most frequent destination or one of reasonable distance that you often travel to or from during rush hour.
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Instead of sorting them by most recent, you can pick "most frequent" to get a surprisingly and maybe frustrating understanding of which apps pester you the most.
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From minor inconveniences like flight delays and traffic jams, to massive challenges like a health crisis or a broken relationship, it's the most frequent question we ask.
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Israel has been the most frequent subject of reports during past council sessions and is the only nation in the world routinely singled out for specific criticism.
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U.K. residents were the most frequent requesters, followed by France and Germany — but Microsoft doesn't honor most of the requests, with acceptance rates hovering around 30 percent.
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Drug convictions made up more than 2023 percent of all federal offenses in 2017, beating out immigration convictions, the second most-frequent, the addiction treatment provider said.
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Immigrants were the most frequent targets, the center said, but blacks, gays, Muslims and other minorities also reported being victimized in schools, streets and houses of worship.
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On Thursday, the company announced that it was going after clickbait content again, this time with a new software algorithm meant to detect the most frequent offenders.
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Teens are increasingly using it to get high, and it's one of the most frequent over-the-counter causes of poisoning for people aged 13 to 18.
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Over the last 10 years, she has tied Ms. Aniston as the third-most frequent choice for a September cover, behind only Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne.
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In reality, the most frequent result of such efforts (assuming they're built on solid business models) tends to be better, cheaper, faster, and more widely-accessible broadband.
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One of the most frequent places to run into Border Patrol agents in McAllen is not on the border itself but at Wingstop or Buffalo Wings & Rings.
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The night of August 12th is when Earth passes through the densest part of the Swift-Tuttle debris cloud, leading to the most frequent streaks of light.
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Spotify is launching a new feature called songwriter pages, which allows songwriters to showcase a list of the songs they've written, alongside their most frequent artist collaborations.
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The third most frequent charge leading to a jail admission is driving without a valid license, with 5 percent of such admissions lasting longer than one month.
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One of the most frequent observations about "Jump In" is that it rang so hollow that it's amazing no one involved in its creation anticipated this blowback.
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But retaliation remains the most frequent charge filed with the EEOC, and three-quarters of sexual harassment charges filed with the commission include a charge of retaliation.
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Cash still remains the most frequent method of payment in the country overall, representing roughly 31 percent of all consumer transactions, more than electronic, credit, debit or checks.
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Alongside Brown as her most frequent scene partner, Randall and Beth's relationship felt instantly lived in, real, emotionally weighty, and sexy, all without even a single sex scene.
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The publication identified The View, Macy's, Fox News, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton as the unlucky recipients of Trump's most frequent vitriol.
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The troubling extent of his dependence on money from foreign, communist-backed enterprises is one of the most frequent explanations for why Trump won't release his tax returns.
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As part of the work, he runs probabilistic risk-assessment models to figure out which medical conditions will be the biggest and most frequent problems in future spaceflight.
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For many, professional settings—where there is pressure not to seem difficult or create tension with colleagues—can be one of the most frequent places where this happens.
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Ever since then, the country has been hooked on trying to spot this giant creature, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, where alleged sightings have been the most frequent.
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The new PlusPoints system replaces the Regional Premier Upgrades (RPU) and Global Premier Upgrades (GPU) that United's most frequent flyers — Platinum and 403K Premier members — received each year.
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WASHINGTON — House Republicans on Tuesday announced investigations into two of President Trump's most frequent grievances, unveiling new inquiries into actions of the Obama administration connected to Hillary Clinton.
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Many travelers may feel nickel-and-dimed by the practice, but for the airlines, raising fees increases revenue without reaching into the pockets of their most frequent fliers.
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One of his most frequent talking points, in speeches and off-the-cuff press appearances, is the need to match military strength with more soft power and diplomacy.
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It could also explain why, especially among students in my human sexuality classes, one of the most frequent questions I get is on the topic of sexual fluidity.
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"The word 'shuttle' has a really distinct meaning to our most frequent business travelers," said Vasu Raja, the vice president for network and schedule planning at American Airlines.
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San Diego Gas and Electric became the most frequent user of the strategy after a series of fires in 2007 killed 10 people and destroyed hundreds of homes.
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It's almost impossible to avoid single-use plastics altogether, but a one-time investment in reusable versions of your most frequent purchases can reduce your dependence on them.
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But Mr. Obama's most frequent golf venue was Joint Base Andrews, not a collection of golf courses he owns, where membership initiation fees hit as high as $250,20163.
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Newman clicked on Arizona's first- and second-down pass plays and went through them in his favored manner, from most frequent to least, one formation at a time.
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But another quality also set him apart: Among the court's members, he was the most frequent traveler, to spots around the globe, on trips paid for by private sponsors.
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These were the most frequent answers offered by the 10 Democratic presidential candidates onstage at Wednesday night's debate when asked to identify the "biggest threat" to the United States.
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Mimms, a pain management specialist who was one of Indiana's most frequent opioid prescribers between 2013 and 2015, claimed he was defamed by employees at four different CVS stores.
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A separate report by NPD Group found sales of appliances online have continued to climb, with refrigerators being the most frequent purchase from that category made on the web.
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This approach comes closer to putting the most frequent items at your fingertips, since at any given moment, you know exactly how many times each word has been searched.
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In an effort to combat drowsy driving, Uber announced today that it would require its most frequent drivers to take six-hour breaks after driving for 193 hours straight.
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People with basic security tend to be more altruistic and empathetic, solidaristic and engaged in the community Now to respond to the two most frequent objections to basic income.
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But the Asian country with the most frequent internet shutdowns has been India, according to a 2018 report by Freedom House, with over 100 shutdown incidents last year alone.
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At some point in my brief profession as a tidier, it became clear that my most frequent client was using me for companionship more than for my organizing skills.
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Lieu, who is one of Trump's most frequent critics in the House, urged voters to use Giuliani's remarks as motivation to go to the polls in November's midterm elections.
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One of the most frequent complaints about skin care products like moisturizers is their all-too-common ability to trigger an allergic reaction, resulting in itchy, red, inflamed skin.
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The most frequent target is an expected one: President Donald Trump, whose misspelled, inconsistently capitalized, outdoor-voice-used-indoors tweets are often likened to a racist Dr. Bronner's label.
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The reported hate crimes included offenses classified as intimidation threats — the most frequent charge in 2017 — assault, rape and murder, and property-related charges such as vandalism or arson.
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In recent years, Syria has experienced the most frequent use of chemical weapons anywhere globally in generations, raising fears that the world could become numbed to once-unthinkable atrocities.
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As the post-mortems for the British Labour Party's stunning defeat keep arriving, the most frequent explanation for its poor performance is its lack of a clear Brexit policy.
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A spokesman for the majority leader says the most frequent confusion is not with the assemblyman but with a film critic named Kevin McCarthy on a Washington television station.
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But when we splice the numbers, we can see that Sanders didn't just speak the most — he spoke most consistently during the whole debate, with the most frequent interventions.
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One of the most frequent out of home ads I (and probably every other New Yorker) sees are the illuminated miniature billboards on the tops of cabs, called taxi toppers.
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Sexual assault is the most frequent cause of PTSD in women, and it's been reported that 94% of women experienced PTSD symptoms during the first two weeks after an assault.
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Approximate search and the stream extraction of data combine to allow the processing of huge amounts of data, while simultaneously extracting the most frequent and appropriate outputs from the search.
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He said one of most frequent questions he gets from clients is where in the economic cycle is the U.S. economy and how close the country is to a recession.
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Among his most frequent visitors in jail was Prosperi, who had become friends with Clinton when they attended Georgetown University together, where he ran Clinton's campaign for student body president.
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After analyzing thousands of online articles across 100 different websites published this year, Lyst discovered fashion's talking points and broke them down into 8,610,630 words, finding the most frequent combinations.
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Ståhlberg Nordegren says Karma's most frequent users are young professionals between the age of 25-40, who typically work in the city and pick up Karma on their way home.
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Of course, given that these are sparsely inhabited worlds, the majority of each planetary map is empty space, and the most frequent things you'll encounter there are repetitive enemy camps.
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My most frequent companions were waitresses and the daughter of a Jewish publisher, as well as the librarian Hans Bloesch and sometimes the writer A. F., who was completely shameless.
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Injuries were most frequent in the summer months of May through August, consistent with greater use of lawnmowers during the summer and confirming what other studies have found, researchers note.
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The Cavaliers' two most frequent lineups, whether with Kyrie Irving or Matthew Dellavedova, destroy opponents, and the team is significantly better with Thompson on the court in place of Mozgov.
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Mr. Nichols would go on to become one of Mr. Simon's most frequent collaborators, credited by Mr. Simon with helping to shape his early plays through the tryouts and rehearsals.
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For instance, a quarter of Trump voters who never attend church describe being white as "very important" to their identity; for the most frequent churchgoers voters, it was 9 percent.
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Since Mercury is the closest planet to the sun—which represents our ego and core self—its dreaded retrogrades are the most frequent, occurring three or four times a year.
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She holds the Guinness world record as "television's most frequent clapper," and in the run-up to the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, she and Sajak carried an Olympic torch.
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Many of the former orphans, some of whom kept their Chinese names while others took Japanese names on returning, are now among the most frequent visitors to the Friendship Garden.
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While Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram may be your most frequent stops online, don't overlook other platforms such as dating sites, blogs, Flickr, eBay, Amazon, Craigslist, PayPal and support forums.
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It also features two quick access buttons on the top that can be customized to do your most frequent tasks, whether that's calling a cab or turning off the lights.
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My most frequent collaborator has been a woman (Betsey Stevenson, an associate professor at the Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, who is also my romantic partner).
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It did, however, find links between cannabis use and an increased risk of vehicle accidents as well as the development of schizophrenia or other psychoses, particularly among the most frequent users.
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While those three were some of the most frequent manually captioned sounds, YouTube says it's only in the early stages of making improvements for its deaf and hard of hearing users.
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Spotify's proven the power of this data with its Fans First email campaigns that let artists reach their most frequent listeners with access to concert ticket pre-sales and exclusive merchandise.
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Before the couple settled on Flynn Timothy, they called him "Baby" and "Bunny," the latter of which was "the most frequent" nickname his mom used — but eventually, they figured it out.
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Actresses over 40 whom the public considers trustworthy (Oprah Winfrey, Sally Field, Kelly Ripa) are the most frequent targets of endorsement theft; anti-aging products are one of the biggest rackets.
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That is indeed saying a lot, as President Barack Obama has been Pruitt's most frequent verbal punching bag since Pruitt became administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency nearly one year ago.
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The most frequent criticism from industry and Republicans about the Obama rule was that CCS is not commercially available, a requirement for that type of regulation under the Clean Air Act.
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The most frequent characteristic the courts have used to describe "harboring" is that it facilitates an immigrant's remaining in the United States illegally, which encompasses an extremely wide range of activities.
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Delta said it contacted some of its most frequent fliers who would be stuck in the disruption and offered them seats on its Delta Private Jets subsidiary to finish their journey.
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The National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs reported that 2015 had the highest levels of violence against the L.G.B.T. community since 2011, the most frequent victims being transgender women of color.
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For now, paper currency still remains the most frequent method of payment in the country overall, representing roughly 31 percent of all consumer transactions, more than electronic, credit, debit or checks.
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Backing him up as Airbnb's director of Global Policy is Margaret Richardson – chief of staff at Obama's Justice Department and one of the most frequent visitors to the Obama White House.
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Rock music was pretty rare on All That, but Avril Lavigne ended up being one of the show's most frequent guests—making an appearance in each of the last three seasons.
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One of the most frequent targets of his verbal abuse has been Abdullah Abdullah, a former Northern Alliance figure who now serves as Mr. Ghani's coalition partner in the Afghan government.
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He, rather than any specific change to the labor code, was the most frequent target of criticism, particularly over what has been perceived as a dismissive and insulting attitude toward workers.
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The most frequent cause of delays were late-arriving aircraft (7.4%) followed by aviation-system delays (6.9%), maintenance or crew problems (5.2%), extreme weather (0.4%) and for security-related reasons (0.02%)
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The data showed that, between 2014 and 2015, more suicides than homicides occurred in every state, and suicide by firearm was the most frequent cause of violent death in 29 states.
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On Twitter — the president's most frequent outlet for communication — he started calling for an end to the war in Afghanistan as early as 2011 and continued that push as a candidate.
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In over 1,000 "attempted handwashing events" the most frequent cleansing error — made around 80 percent of the time — was a failure to wash one's hands long enough with soap, for 20 seconds.
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One of the most frequent notes of skepticism about Sanders's "revolution" is his belief that he can inspire "millions and millions" of working-class Americans to get involved in politics and vote.
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Among the most frequent criticisms leveled at Twitter's upper management is that those in charge fundamentally misunderstand the platform, what it does best, and the myriad ways it fails its users daily.
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In fact, when it comes to wrongful conviction cases (where new DNA evidence proves that someone was innocent), bad forensic science is the second most frequent contributing factor, behind only eyewitness testimony.
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In addition to the environmental benefits of driving an emissions-free electric car in a large city, the car will learn your normal routine, your favorite settings and your most frequent errands.
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That being said, the U.S. would do well to not succumb to the temptations of technological protectionism that its chief economic rival and most frequent foreign VC co-investor has historically embraced.
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Roughly 27 percent of Americans 17 to 24 years old are too overweight to serve, the report adds, with obesity being the second most frequent disqualifying medical condition between 2010 and 2014.
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U.S. weekly inventory data is perhaps the most frequent and visible source of oil storage data, showing U.S. inventories and a whole range of other data, including imports, exports and U.S. production.
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" — Barry Rollinson, Ontario, Canada "I look forward to you tackling the Electoral College because that is the most frequent question I get as in 'But Clinton won, didn't she, by 3,000,0000 votes?
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And, in general, I try to opt to spend a little bit more and buy fewer basics in favor of companies with more transparent business models (Everlane is my most frequent stop).
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One the most frequent requests from Oculus Rift users is the ability to search for apps on Oculus Home, a basic but missing tool in the Oculus virtual reality environment — until now.
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Similar training is an effective component in treating amblyopia, also called "lazy eye," which is the most frequent cause of vision loss in infants and children, affecting 3 percent of the population.
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If people's most frequent exposure to Twitter comes in the form of a president's all-caps exclamations, it's no wonder a lot of them are deciding to sit out this social network.
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A Link to the Past The most frequent entries on this list are From Software's Dark Souls type games, the esoteric workings of which are sometimes never fully revealed even years later.
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The most frequent correspondence was with Devon Energy, which has aggressively challenged rules proposed by the E.P.A. and the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management, which controls drilling on federal lands.
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In fact, due to sea level rise and more moisture in the air, I expect flooding to be the most frequent public face of climate change over the next decade or so.
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The next most frequent characterization used more ominous terms, painting Anonymous as a global threat much like the movie character in the Guy Fawkes mask who gleefully plotted the demise of world order.
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His single most frequent false claim over these two weeks -- 11 times last week and nine times the week before -- was that the whistleblower's highly accurate account of the call was highly inaccurate.
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The source told BuzzFeed News that many employees felt it was critical for Facebook's mission to enter China, and that it's one of the most frequent questions asked during employee Q&A sessions.
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"The goal of this is to create dissension between everyone," Center for American Progress President Neera Tanden, one of Podesta's most frequent correspondents whose emails offer unusually candid criticism of Clinton, told Politico.
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Overall, negative financial situations impacted 56 percent of the sample surveyed from Rand's 6,000-person database, with the most frequent and damaging being unemployment, a health issue that interfered with work or divorce.
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"During and after cancer therapy, fatigue is one of the most frequent and distressing symptoms," said lead author Roger Hilfiker of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland Valais in Leukerbad.
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"Perhaps owing to my typically friendly, positive outward demeanor, the most frequent reaction I get when I disclose to someone that I have depression, anxiety, and PTSD is, "But you seem so happy!
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But even his most frequent detractor, the FS1 commentator Skip Bayless, seemed to understand that taking things easy for a little while and letting the other Cavaliers do the heavy lifting made sense.
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"Chinese publishers will definitely change their focus," said Andy Liu, an editor at a Beijing publishing company, adding that the United States was one of China's most frequent and profitable sources of books.
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Shaffir is no superstar, but he's a veteran club comic with a Netflix special and one of the most frequent guests on "The Joe Rogan Experience," arguably the most popular podcast in the world.
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Note that this data doesn't show retweets or how popular a tweet is and how far it travels, but rather shows that the most frequent political discourse is wielded by the most ardently political.
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Violence involving Fulani herders and farmers from other ethnic groups has been widespread since 503 but most frequent in Nigeria's Middle Belt, a region where the mostly Christian south converges with the Islamic north.
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Certainly it's more challenging than the garden-ornament sculptures upstairs, some sporting smiley faces and all covered in dots: her most frequent self-obliteration motif, though one that too often becomes cute and tame.
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A new analysis of federal data shows that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people are the most frequent targets of hate crimes in the U.S. That was true even before the attack in Orlando.
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It is at this time of year that encounters with cicadas are most frequent, as they can occasionally be found buzzing clumsily on the ground — easy pickings for birds, and playthings for domestic cats.
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Messi has won the prize a joint record five times alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, meaning should he win in Paris next month, he will become the award&aposs most frequent ever recipient with six titles.
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Blocking the immigration of people of color, Muslims or non-English speakers has been among the most frequent of Mr. Trump's pitches to his base, and the timing for a new ban was propitious.
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New England has a bevy of wide receivers, including offseason acquisition Brandin Cooks, Malcolm Mitchell, Chris Hogan and Danny Amendola, although Edelman has been Tom Brady's most frequent target over the last four years.
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" He's even helped on several hip-hop songs from artists like Lizzo, Vince Staples, Travis Scott, and more, but his most frequent partner is Kanye West, who once called Vernon his "favorite living artist.
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Mr. Cerveris then shared that "Finishing the Hat" from "Sunday in the Park With George" was his most frequent audition song, before proceeding to sing it to an appreciative audience, with live piano accompaniment.
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Ever since, his most frequent and enthusiastic rhetorical theme has been that Americans are in danger from criminals coming into the US, and that his particular immigration agenda is the best way to stop them.
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Johanna Shelton visited with White House representatives nearly twice as often as the next most frequent visitor, Alissa Fox of Blue Cross/Blue Shield, who met with White House officials 75 times, the group found.
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According to the Facebook-owned company, WhatsApp Business has been adopted by millions of businesses worldwide since its debut, but one of its customers' most frequent requests was to offer the app on the iPhone.
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Senator Ted Cruz wants to fix this by focusing the government funding on creating what he calls "robust risk pools" that contain the costs of the people who need the most frequent and expensive care.
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"In 2014, this individual was 20, the most frequent age among those indicted on ISIS-related charges in the U.S." 82 people have been accused by American officials of trying to help the Islamic State.
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Uber, meanwhile, has also been working on ways to better cater to its most frequent customers, including with last year's launch of an Uber credit card that offers cash back on rides and UberEats dining.
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However, the most frequent drug-related problem occurs when an individual has a condition (for example, high blood pressure or asthma) that could be remedied but who, for an array of reasons, doesn't initiate treatment.
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Global alcohol consumption fell 1.6% in 2018 to 27.6 billion cases, according to data from trend company IWSR, while those aged 21 to 44 are the most frequent consumers of low- and no-alcohol drinks.
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In addition, the report showed that the most frequently submitted claims for homeowners were weather related; wind and hail, water damage and freezing and all other property damage were the top three most frequent claims.
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His most frequent objection to the law is that it interferes with the ability of patients and doctors to make medical decisions — a concern he will surely take with him if he wins Senate confirmation.
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Even after these adjustments, the most frequent consumers of organic food had 76 percent fewer lymphomas, with 86 percent fewer non-Hodgkin's lymphomas, and a 34 percent reduction in breast cancers that develop after menopause.
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Old Faithful is not the largest or the most regularly scheduled geyser in the park, but it likely owes its popularity to the fact that it's the most frequent geyser of its size at Yellowstone.
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The most frequent correspondence was with Devon Energy, which has aggressively challenged rules proposed by the E.P.A. and the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management, which controls drilling on federal lands — widespread in the west.
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That said, Lowe pleaded guilty in response to the most frequent and obvious criticism of the service, which is simply that it is losing money at a phenomenal rate and only survives by frequent cash infusions.
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Their most frequent topics of conversation are how they get bathroom breaks, the pleasant temperature of the warehouses, the excellent benefits and suitable wages, friendly management and how the job isn't monotonous or tiring at all.
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Killing thousands of women "Cervical cancer is the fourth most frequent cancer in women in the world," said lead author Dr. Marc Arbyn of the Unit of Cancer Epidemiology at the Belgian Cancer Centre in Brussels.
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He's still one of the most frequent post up players in the NBA per Synergy, and is scoring 21.10 points per possession, the 21.8th best mark for players that have taken at least 23.8 post ups.
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Driving the news: Kamala Harris and Joe Biden were the most frequent targets of misinformation during and immediately after the most recent Democratic debates, according to a new report from VineSight, a company tracking Twitter activity.
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Global Health Abortion and AIDS are the two most common causes of death among Cambodian female sex workers, and AIDS is the most frequent cause of death among their children, according to a small new study.
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Saying that his run for president is fueled by "no PACs, just people" is among his most frequent talking points on the campaign trail as he calls for limits on the influence of money in politics.
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Although he has been cut other places on his face, the right eyebrow has been the most frequent, and tracking its evolution will illustrate the problems associated with this all too common boxing and MMA related injury.
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Three-quarters of those who contact Shout are under 2000, and the most frequent subjects raised in those conversations are suicide (21%), depression (2500%), relationships (500%), anxiety (224%), isolation (27%) and self-harm (2741741%), the service says.
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Three-quarters of those who contact Shout are under 25, and the most frequent subjects raised in those conversations are suicide (73%), depression (36%), relationships (29%), anxiety (31%), isolation (19%) and self-harm (17%), the service says.
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Three-quarters of those who contact Shout are under 25, and the most frequent subjects raised in those conversations are suicide (37%), depression (36%), relationships (29%), anxiety (31%), isolation (19%) and self-harm (17%), the service says.
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From those early days, through to Impressionism's apex in the late 19th century, Normandy played a decisive role in the genre's development, producing some of its leading practitioners and serving as one of their most frequent subjects.
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In recent years, Iran has been the Mossad's most frequent target: Since 2007 it has assassinated six Iranians, most of them scientists involved in Iran's nuclear and missile programs on their way to work in the morning.
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Two of Yan's most frequent coauthors in the United States — neurologist Dan Hu of Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Xin-Qi Wu, a medicine researcher at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute — did not return requests for comment either.
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Aside from alcohol and marijuana, over-the-counter medication was the most frequent drug consumed by pets, often because a human left the medicine in a place they thought was out of their's pets reach but was not.
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Beyond earning points, miles, or cash back through a credit card sign-up bonus, one of the easiest ways to rack up rewards is to use a credit card that offers bonus rewards for your most frequent purchases.
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Read more: Facebook's billionaire CEO Mark Zuckerberg addressed threats to free speech in a rare public address on ThursdayWarren has been one of Facebook's most frequent critics, and has repeatedly called for the tech company to be dismantled.
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When American workers decide or are forced to strike out on their own, their most frequent job is handyman, and a lot of the people taking that work are senior citizens, according to Thumbtack, the local services website.
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At the peak of his career in the late 1950s, Gavin often drew comparisons to fellow Hollywood star Rock Hudson and even worked with one of Hudson's most frequent collaborators, director Douglas Sirk, on 1959's Imitation of Life.
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This year, the robots will gain the ability to patrol a hotel and look for zones with poor Wi-Fi quality and report it directly to IT, which will help with one of the most frequent complaints from guests.
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Volkswagen amassed over £26.75bn of orders for a £27m dual-tranche bond on Wednesday - a comeback trade for what was one of Europe's most frequent corporate bond issuers until it admitted cheating in US emissions tests in September 21.
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Volkswagen Financial Services is marketing a dual-tranche four and eight-year benchmark bond - a comeback trade for what was one of Europe's most frequent corporate bond issuers until it admitted cheating in US emissions tests in September 2015.
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"The Committee reviewed 20 of the most frequent and prominent examples of purported counterterrorism successes that the CIA has attributed to the use of its enhanced interrogation techniques, and found them to be wrong in fundamental respects," it finds.
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Now a new French study that followed 70,000 adults, most of them women, for five years has reported that the most frequent consumers of organic food had 863 percent fewer cancers over all than those who never ate organic.
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"One of the most frequent spots we put them is in the living room," Mr. Nickey said, "between a big coffee table and a fireplace," where they serve as a fireside perch that doesn't block sightlines from the sofa.
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The number of hate crimes nationwide rose nearly 5% in 2016, with racial and religious minorities the most frequent targets, the FBI said Monday in a report that covers the incendiary election year that swept President Donald Trump to power.
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My most frequent conversations were with Ambassador Taylor because he was the U.S. Chief of Mission in Ukraine and I was his chief conduit for information related to White House deliberations, including security sector assistance and potential head-of-state meetings.
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When I read, in horror, that hate crimes against Muslims and mosques had increased 67 percent last year compared to the previous year, and that Jews were the most frequent victims of crimes based on religion, I thought of him.
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Verdict: MOSTLY TRUE Reality Check: Clinton on Sanders' foreign policy votes By Eve Bower, CNN Throughout the presidential campaign, one of Bernie Sanders' most frequent criticisms of Hillary Clinton has been her 2002 vote to authorize military action in Iraq.
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The most frequent argument against the corporate death penalty is that the pain will come down on relatively innocent employees and shareholders, who did nothing to facilitate the mismanagement but will lose their jobs or their fortunes as a result.
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But just as important, the agency said, it allows the Border Patrol to better utilize limited resources by identifying gaps in the agency's surveillance abilities, like identifying the locations of the most frequent border crossings and of smuggling hot spots.
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One of Morrison's most frequent collaborators in the late 2010s was California modern funk ambassador Dâm-Funk, who featured the former on his 2015 album, Invite the Light (before Kanye West sampled "Suzie Thundertussy" on "No More Parties in LA").
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They also reported more health-compromising behaviors: the most frequent were eating less or not at all (45 percent), alcohol use (44 percent), over-exercising (29 percent), having sex while high or drunk (27 percent) and marijuana use (19 percent).
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Data provided to Business Insider from Kantar Media showed that the car industry chose to drift toward the long side for its ads, with automakers being the most frequent users of long-form commercials — a years-long trend in the industry.
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He has presided in 21 such cases and voted to overturn precedent in 17, or 81 percent, making him the second behind only Justice Clarence Thomas as the most frequent member of a precedent-overturning majority over the last 14 years.
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In a new twist this season, the Big 216 will join the other four major football conferences in staging a championship game, making it less likely that the league will continue its run as the most frequent odd league out.
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Adam Grant, who has written several books on what drives people to succeed, says that the most frequent question he gets from readers is how to contribute when they're not in charge but have a suggestion and want to be heard.
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The most frequent characteristic the courts have used to describe "harboring" is that it makes it easier for an undocumented alien to remain in the United States — which, arguably, is what de Basio is doing with his municipal identification card initiative.
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C.) and Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Texas), who are not among Trump's most frequent GOP critics.
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Among the most frequent were the "downward" move, the team's term for his signature head bob, the "headbang with lifted foot" and his take on "voguing," in which Snowball rapidly waved his head side-to-side with one claw in the air.
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In a similar clean-up this month in the Telascica nature park, just north of the Kornati park, plastic bottles of Coca Cola and local water brand Jamnica and two popular beer brands were among the most frequent products found in the sea.
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Delta has bought a five percent stake of the company and plans to provide the service, which currently costs $179 a year, free to its U.S. Diamond Medallion members (these are the airline's most frequent fliers) and discounting it for its Skymiles customers.
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As social media use grew throughout the decade across all ages and demographics, teens are among the most frequent users, posting huge amounts of photos and information to document their lives and show off a curated sense of self to the world.
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Yet the current trajectory of national politics, in which Congress increasingly plays a secondary role in policymaking and the executive consolidates more power, promises to further empower the Supreme Court, and thus its most frequent swing vote — now, likely Chief Justice John Roberts.
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The best data we have on the infectivity of upper respiratory infections comes from volunteer studies, in which healthy individuals volunteer to be infected with viruses like influenza, the cause of flu, or rhinovirus, the most frequent cause of the common cold.
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It was in Chicago, in the early 2000s, that he auditioned for a show by the director and playwright Tina Landau, of Steppenwolf Theater, who would become his most frequent collaborator: By her count, they've done 12 productions together since they first met.
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For these children and their families and communities, sustained support is needed to ensure that professional help is available to assess and treat the most frequent and long-term disaster-related mental health problems of posttraumatic stress, depression and maladaptive grief reactions.
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To that end, the talking points attempt to grapple with some of the most frequent critiques of Mr. Biden: • That his initial lead in some Democratic primary polls is simply based on name identification and will melt once other candidates become better known?
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The 65-year-old self-made Texas oilman has become one of Trump's most frequent White House guests, often joining him in the residence for one-on-one dinners, or in the presidential dining room, along with Vice President Mike Pence, for lunch.
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That said, the most common ones are pretty similar across the country: Bruising and open wounds or cuts are the the most frequent injury claim in every state except for Colorado, where residents are most likely to maim themselves as the result of a fall.
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He was the site's most frequent contributor and recently scored its biggest hit on Facebook of the past two years with a debunk of a fake story about Netflix picking up the recently canceled TV series Roseanne, according to data from social tracking tool BuzzSumo.
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"Long story short, @SenatorAlexander most likely expressed the sentiments of the country as a whole as well as any single Senator possibly could," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and one of Mr. Trump's most frequent defenders in the Senate, wrote on Twitter.
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The defense attorneys who just don't do any work on the case or ignore evidence that's in their face that could help clear their client before trial or at trial, that could be the most frequent problem in cases that result in false convictions.
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Perhaps the best way to describe this season of American Crime Story isn't in words, but in one of its most frequent music cues: a long, eerie violin note stretching between major and minor keys, scratching at the screen like branches on a windowpane.
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The feature, designed ostensibly to analyze your communications with others to surface your most frequent contacts high on your contact list, is being restricted so only the data required to enable the feature is collected, and all logs will now be deleted after one year.
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One of the most frequent visitors was Robinson, who, having agreed to return to GoCardless to help out in the interim while still running his own startup, soon got a reputation for consuming whatever little energy his friend and co-founder had left each day.
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With the focus on those two matches—a match between White and Page, regardless of quality, wouldn't headline a major show in Japan at this point in their careers—NJPW's most frequent main-eventers were free to work tag matches and knock off early.
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What they found: 17 to 19 year olds are the most frequent sufferers of problematic smartphone use, as found by over a dozen studies cited in the report, and those users said that social networking was the most important part of using a smartphone.
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Ten months and a public relations debacle later, a surfeit of lenders, including relationship banks with established ties to the miner and new lenders looking to forge a bond with one of Latin America's most frequent borrowers, are expected to flock to the transaction.
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Perhaps the most frequent use of AI any of us experience is through Facebook on our mobile phones, and together onstage, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and CTO Mike Schroepfer outlined numerous efforts in AI across the site, advertisers and, of course, in virtual reality.
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In sheer number, the world's multiform approach to faith has been our most frequent subject, ranging from Tehran's funeral practices (where Mercedes are de rigueur) to a male-only, pro-Russia redoubt in Greece; to how Christmas (or Christmas-like) holidays are celebrated in Lebanon and Israel.
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While mass shootings that attract public attention are often those that happen in public places, a 2015 report by the Congressional Research Service found that "familicides," involving the murders of former lovers or family members, were the most frequent and accounted for the largest number of deaths.
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Lastly, Facebook said that it had been miscalculating Referrals in Analytics for Apps by about 6 percent for the most frequent users: it was counting clicks that went directly to apps and websites, but also clicks on posts via apps and websites, including clicks to view media.
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A 100-day promise on guns One of the most frequent topics that young voters broach with Harris on the campaign trail is what she would do to halt mass shootings and get a better handle on the seemingly intractable problem of gun violence in this country.
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So in the wake of Sean Spicer's resignation, some media observers instantly wondered (and joked on Twitter) about whether the network — which has been perhaps the most frequent recipient of the White House's "fake news" insults — would make a play to bring on the departing press secretary.
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These exciting findings will allow women to be screened for the two most frequent life-threatening diseases at once - breast cancer and cardiovascular disease - (and allow) for determination of cardiovascular risk in a large population of women who might otherwise not get this potentially life-saving information.
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I much preferred the DPT's simplified controls; buttons may be useful on a dedicated e-reader, where page turning is by far the most frequent action, but the reMarkable is meant to be like a piece of paper and the buttons seem at odds with that idea.
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The Global Times, citing an unidentified national security official, said that students in the fields of politics, economics or national defense were the most frequent targets of Taiwan's spies, in the hope that they would gain important positions in mainland China with access to confidential files.
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Her passionate supporters, myself included, want her to stay in — given her critically important anti-corruption message, Sanders' recent heart attack (from which he says he's fully recovered) and Warren's status as the most frequent second choice of Democratic voters for candidates across the ideological spectrum.
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The next-most-frequent named interviewees were former 2016 Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, onetime Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page, former national security adviser Michael Flynn, former Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos and Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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Wilkie reports that Donna Clancy gave the Foundation $100,000 while she was also a tenant at a Trump-owned office building, while the Foundation's most frequent donor over time is Stark Carpets, a company that Trump uses as a carpet-supplier for many of his buildings.
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But a 2015 report by the Congressional Research Service, covering incidents from 1990 to 2013 in which four or more people were killed, found that "familicides," involving the murders of former intimate partners or family members, were the most frequent, and accounted for the largest number of deaths.
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In that time period, the top three most frequent visitors were then chairman and CEO of Honeywell International, David Cote (he is now executive chairman), with 30 visits; General Electric's executive chairman and CEO, Jeffrey Immelt, with 22 visits; and EverCore Partners' senior chairman, Roger Altman, with 21 visits.
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Reality Check: Cruz on Trump hiring immigrants By Eve Bower, CNN One of Trump's most frequent claims on the campaign trail is that he will do the most for American workers, in part because he has a long record of creating jobs and employing "tens of thousands" of people.
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As the Cypherpunks' most frequent contributor, and at the group's in-person meetings in the Bay Area, Mr. May advocated using cryptography to spread government secrets, as WikiLeaks later did, and to evade surveillance of individuals, which he believed would become more pervasive with the spread of computers.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who recently became the youngest person in US history elected to Congress, would know — the 29-year-old New York Democrat has become one of Republican Party's most frequent targets since she was elected in November, with seemingly every quote and action of hers coming under scrutiny.
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But remarkably, the comic actor delivers not only on the character's humor, but his pathos — the picture's smart screenplay casts the relationship between the Dark Knight and his most frequent antagonist as one of mutual reliance and even codependence, with the Joker uproariously staging acts of villainy primarily for Batman's attention.
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And airline flyers are disproportionately higher income, with the majority of airline trips coming from Americans with an annual household income of at least $75,3.73, well above the median household income (the most frequent fliers by income group, according to the airline industry survey, make more than $150,000 a year).
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Houston's injury report then took on what seemed like a crippling blow earlier on Monday when it was revealed that Capela, the team's center — and the most frequent recipient of Harden's assists — would be out for four to six weeks as a result of ligament damage in his right thumb.
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Crowder spent the entirety of his first game at small forward, but played the four alongside Gobert, and lator Favors against San Antonio on Monday night; that may foreshadow Utah's eventual starting five, but until a change is made this team's bedrock, barometer, and most frequent dilemma can be found in the frontcourt.
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Not only do the Warriors have two of this generation's most frequent volcanic eruptions; their "sidekicks" are arguably the second-best shooter who ever lived (and the second-best two guard in the league) and a fierce, transcendent defender whose charisma and divisiveness rises to the level of a beloved rebel leader.
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August: A tariff mantra Between July 210, when we started counting Trump's false claims at CNN, and December 210, the day until which we currently have comprehensive data, Trump's most frequent false claim of any kind was that China is paying the entirety of the cost of his tariffs on imported Chinese products.
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Playing heavy minutes small like they did against Charlotte won't be necessary when Ibaka debuts (a Patterson-Ibaka frontcourt will probably be their most-frequent "small" lineup), but there will be nights when Casey needs a spark, Carroll needs a night off, or, if his struggles persist, Joseph's role needs to change.
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The reform would redefine crimes that qualify for two of the five most frequent statutes of conviction carrying mandatory minimum penalties by both limiting the enhancements to serious drug felons and expanding them to serious violent felons, as well as pushing the penalty that mandates life in prison down to a sentence of 85033 years.
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Weighty or delicate, his objects have a commanding bodily presence and that is why his three-dimensional works interact so tellingly with Lopez-Huici's photographs, for among her most frequent subjects are heavy, at times obese, nude women unabashedly assuming the poses that have long been used to reinforce conventional standards of feminine beauty.
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Before the ACA, the United States was by far the most frequent country where new cancer drugs were first launched -- by a factor of at least four -- compared to any country studied in the previous decade, including Germany, Japan, Switzerland, France, Canada, Italy and the UK, according to the Annals of Oncology in 20093.
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When I volunteered at a wildlife rehabilitation hospital, I learned that one of the most frequent mistakes humans make is to see that fluffy, big-eyed fledgling sitting under a bush or at the base of a tree, assume it needs help, stick it in a shoe box and bring it to a rehabber.
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One of the most frequent causes of death listed for people my age, as well as some younger and many older folks, is "complications from a fall," the explanation given for the death last month at 93 of Russell Baker, the much-loved Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist and columnist for The New York Times.
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These are the arguments against net neutrality and why they're wrong The most frequent argument was that Title II, the statutory authority on which the 2015 rules were based (there's a whole story there if you're curious), is too old — it was first established in the 1934 Communications Act as a way to regulate interstate communications.
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The most frequent orders came from finance professionals who had no time to leave their desks, which led Ms. Vilchis to another conclusion: Time is another currency propelling the city's economy, with lower-paid, often-undocumented workers performing tasks that higher-paid professionals are willing to outsource, including the delivery of pad Thai to their desks.
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