The vaccine reduced the occurrence of severe malaria by about 30 percent, and the occurrence of severe anemia — a complication that often kills children — by about 60 percent.
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Today TSS remains a serious — but very rare — occurrence.
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"It wasn't a nightly occurrence or a shift occurrence, but it happened regular enough," she said, distinguishing it from other times where she believed she was unintentionally touched on her breasts by patrons.
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Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority is currently investigating the occurrence.
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Getting emotional isn't an every day occurrence for Val Chmerkovskiy.
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A retailer going bankrupt is never a particularly pleasant occurrence.
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Students being possessed is strangely a common occurrence in Indonesia.
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Occurrence of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in U.S. cities (colored circles).
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And the growing occurrence, especially among young girls, is troubling.
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Overtly negative album reviews are becoming an increasingly rare occurrence.
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This is actually a pretty frequent occurrence for young actors.
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For him, smoking weed in public is a daily occurrence.
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But Chopra and Lineweaver speculate that it's a rare occurrence.
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Crash sites are a frequent occurrence in No Man's Sky.
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For the five sisters, working together is an everyday occurrence.
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The focused backlash against Captain Marvel wasn't a random occurrence.
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This trivial incident is an everyday occurrence in Latin America.
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According to Chantelle, kitchen dance parties are a regular occurrence.
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Worth noted that Apple's underperformance is a rather rare occurrence.
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We will never let such a terrible occurrence happen again.
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Sadly, this is neither new information nor an unprecedented occurrence.
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Newspaper editorials bashing President Donald Trump are a daily occurrence.
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But that's an everyday occurrence for POC and trans communities.
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Food scandals have become a pretty common occurrence in China.
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To be clear, this isn't an across the board occurrence.
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But for D'Aoust, this kind of occurrence is not uncommon.
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JS: Detransitioning is a rare occurrence, but it does happen.
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So how did this sadly regular occurrence become so alarming?
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That experience two months ago was not an isolated occurrence.
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" In 1994, Lolita Grayson said beatings were a "daily occurrence.
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Friendly fire is a common occurrence in any military conflict.
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"Occurrence," which was No. 6 on the Oxford Dictionaries list.
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This is becoming a scarily common occurrence at Kendall's pad.
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That's a common occurrence for patients with serious health conditions.
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Maybe, something I'd rent, but that wasn't a common occurrence.
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We should be nonplussed because it's such a normal, accepted occurrence.
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"Steamed hams but every word is replaced with its first occurrence".
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Yeah, we had a hard time thinking of an occurrence, too.
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This year it coincides with a rare occurrence: a blue moon.
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Butt dialing, by the way, is a common occurrence for Giuliani.
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Plumbing problems are apparently a common occurrence at the EPA headquarters.
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The red tide is a normal, seasonal occurrence in southwest Florida.
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Thundersnow — any winter storm enthusiast's dream occurrence — is also a possibility.
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It indicates a "perplexing escalation in disease occurrence," the authors write.
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Devastating floods are now an annual occurrence in the country's capital.
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But that happy occurrence might be offset by rising costs elsewhere.
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The Taliban's announcement of a spring offensive is an annual occurrence.
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The occurrence of flood-tossed tombs is not a new phenomenon.
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Only one occurrence has a definitive date attached to it: Sept.
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But major busts on the high seas remain a regular occurrence.
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Unfortunately, attacks of this kind are not a one-time occurrence.
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For Vue, price increases have become something of an annual occurrence.
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Is that a common occurrence, getting the better of American teams?
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During another song, the power cut out — a regular Gaza occurrence.
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This feeling wasn't just a random Saturday occurrence in the summer.
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Around the world, closures and cancellations have become an everyday occurrence.
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They found that coinfection with multiple strains is a common occurrence.
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I hope that it's a normal occurrence, not something that's forced.
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It's becoming more and more of a frequent occurrence, he said.
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The conviction of a soldier for manslaughter is a rare occurrence.
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I live in a country where feminicide is a common occurrence.
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Sleepovers became a regular occurrence as did monthlong jaunts to Florida.
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Chief Tennant, though, called Monday's episode a "freak of nature" occurrence.
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Unfortunately, this is a common occurrence among our Sadness Lamp owners.
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Nissan said it would take appropriate action to prevent future occurrence.
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But death from a broken heart is a well-established occurrence.
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Church burnings were a common occurrence during the Jim Crow era.
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Apparently this is a regular occurrence on this student's social media.
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Handing out commemorative pens is a common occurrence after official signings.
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Whatever space might have opened up for such an occurrence closed.
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I wish Zach's story was a rare occurrence in my career.
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In my rural, red county, I am an unusually blue occurrence.
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Judge has said he has no memory of such an occurrence.
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But a human trial depends on the occurrence of natural infection.
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CNN has not verified the occurrence and timing of the airstrikes.
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But "heat days" might soon become just as regular an occurrence.
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"School shootings were not a regular occurrence back then," she said.
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"This is not an everyday occurrence," Navy Coach Paul Kostacopoulos said.
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Arresting politicians is an everyday occurrence in Brazil at the moment.
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But for the rest of us, discharge is an (almost) daily occurrence.
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This caused an exceedingly rare occurrence of the battery experiencing thermal runaway.
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WhoopsScreenshot: BBCFor modern smartphone owners, it's a common enough of an occurrence.
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This present, notable occurrence happened last night and will continue through tonight.
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Fence-jumpers have become a somewhat frequent occurrence near the White House.
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But it is still a regular occurrence, two former QAs told me.
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In interviews, other teachers said demeaning of children was a regular occurrence.
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This is a rare occurrence, but it's happened to major public figures.
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A rare summer vacation occurrence as special as a July strawberry moon.
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At culinary and hotel management schools, skipping class is a regular occurrence.
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It's a really rare occurrence, and something that makes SFIV incredibly special.
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Superior weaponry meant the taking of land was a one-way occurrence.
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The new rules seek to prevent a similar occurrence in the future.
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As in, it formed over land -- a very rare occurrence, meteorologically speaking.
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But is it based on an actual real-life occurrence in Hollywood?
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MUFG said it had also taken measures to prevent a re-occurrence.
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And the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi was not a unique occurrence.
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By 600 BCE, predicting lunar eclipses was a regular occurrence, Steele said.
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I was annoyed, but soldiered on, considering it a one-time occurrence.
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Finding yourself alone on public transportation is a rare and miraculous occurrence.
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A digital brand taking to print is no longer a unique occurrence.
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Public sightings of the new couple would not be a rare occurrence.
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And this is understandable, since trade is now such an everyday occurrence.
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This market volatility, complete with stomach-churning drops, is a seasonal occurrence.
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In recent years long lines, a previously rare occurrence, have become common.
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Rob then admits in the confessional that this isn't a onetime occurrence.
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Great whites have been known to attack surfers, albeit a rare occurrence.
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School shootings have unfortunately become a common occurrence in the United States.
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According to the study, binding was a "daily occurrence" for its participants.
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Vipassana meditators exhibit a very rare occurrence: extremely high gamma wave synchrony.
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"Our policy is zero tolerance — that doesn't mean zero occurrence," Everson said.
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For instance, Airbnb provides this insurance up to $1 million per occurrence.
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With each occurrence we learned and strengthened our preparedness for the next.
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Slack tried to convince investors that this was a one-time occurrence.
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MUFG said it had also taken measures to prevent a re-occurrence.
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Wildfires have moved from a seasonal event to a year-round occurrence.
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Floods are a common occurrence in Afghanistan, although not usually this severe.
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That's far from the only strange and unsettling occurrence in the game.
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The rarest occurrence on the hike though, is finding a best friend.
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In fact, it seems to be a common occurrence with Warner Bros.
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Focusing solely on a once-a-decade occurrence is virtually unheard of.
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But it does provide some evidence about how common the occurrence is.
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That is essential to stopping it, or at least limiting its occurrence.
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That 12% discount is a rare occurrence since the game was released.
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"It's a fairly unique situation and not an everyday occurrence," he said.
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Each stem occurrence gets chalked up on the "Instances of Bullshit" board.
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"He also noted: "Lightning strikes on aircraft are a fairly routine occurrence.
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It is a fairly common occurrence, of course, Messi breaking a record.
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Such market-moving statements have become a regular occurrence during the Trump era.
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Travelling in self-driving cars will, eventually, be a common occurrence in cities.
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The aberrant occurrence is the story you'll read and the picture you'll see.
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" FWC officials say that alligator attacks are "a very rare occurrence in Florida.
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Some companies have many positions and job titles, making promotions a common occurrence.
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It's unclear when exactly ice-free Arctic summers will become a regular occurrence.
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If anything, crunch is a natural occurrence brought on by the creative process.
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And then there's the near-yearly occurrence of the baby-holding baseball catch.
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Really, I look forward to the day that it's not an unusual occurrence.
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"It is a very rare occurrence," the former Dr. 90210 star tells PEOPLE.
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It has become an all too normal occurrence that we give into hate.
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Talk about celebrating a once-in-a-lifetime natural occurrence with a bang.
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Suicide is on the rise, but that doesn't mean it's a common occurrence.
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Trust us, this sort of thing isn't an everyday occurrence in Australia, folks.
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This is now a common occurrence for Brits and Americans in their twenties.
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I understand how fortunate I am and how rare an occurrence it is.
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Such an occurrence, called a tidal disruption event (TDE), has been rarely spotted.
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He said he feels vindicated that the study confirms the occurrence of injuries.
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Click here to view original GIFThis isn't a miraculous occurrence or a trick.
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Either way, the occurrence demonstrates the dangers of leaving holes in vaccination campaigns.
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It mocked a 1969 occurrence when the Cuyahoga River had a blaze. Hahaha.
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Rights groups have long said forced abortions and sterilizations were a regular occurrence.
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I will say that, for me, this drink couldn't be a regular occurrence.
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Closer to the fire epicenters, air quality reached hazardous levels — a rare occurrence.
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To be totally honest, we're not actually freaked out by this, ahem, occurrence.
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Collective strikes in football are not a common occurrence in the modern day.
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This is a common occurrence, and good for that person for being persistent.
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"What are the odds of a second, almost identical occurrence happening by chance?"
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Donald Trump Jr. confirmed many details when faced with reporting about its occurrence.
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This is a fairly common occurrence in the world of staffing and recruitment.
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Sexual violence is a worldwide occurrence, but in Zimbabwe the numbers are startling.
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That doesn't mean club mass shootings are about to become an everyday occurrence.
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Cash advances charge a higher 27.24% APR plus 5% ($10 minimum) per occurrence.
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For those of us with anxiety, you know that is a rare occurrence.
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The tax-policy research group has been tracking this annual occurrence since 1971.
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The Google executive expects the use of AR to become a daily occurrence.
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The card charges up to $39 per occurrence for late and returned payments.
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Tesla called the incident "an extraordinarily unusual occurrence" and said it is investigating.
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That makes the occurrence of such a huge outlier all the more bizarre.
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It's—sadly—a somewhat rare occurrence, and I don't take it for granted.
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Another common occurrence during Mercury retrograde is running into people from your past.
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In the extended Reiswig family, Alzheimer's disease is not just a random occurrence.
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Once a common occurrence on city streets, it is now a rare sight.
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An outbreak is a higher-than-normal rate of occurrence of a disease.
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Yes, it is, but it's still a rare occurrence in business and elsewhere.
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What (or who) do you think might be responsible for the strange occurrence?
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As the elections approach, politically inspired violence has become an almost daily occurrence.
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Any system that can carry water across those barriers is a freak occurrence.
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To mitigate any impact of this rare occurrence, we implemented stringent sanitation procedures.
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Suicide bombings became a common occurrence as the "global war on terrorism" expanded.
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It's also the kind of contingent occurrence that instantly takes on enormous significance.
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Meanwhile, we had an extraordinary year with the occurrence of local social incidents.
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Now they're an annual occurrence, as China's deserts expand at a startling pace.
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Letting people go only to round them up again is a common occurrence.
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The game provided more good vibes for Noah, a rare occurrence this season.
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Netflix stock downgrades are a rare occurrence on Wall Street in recent years.
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Bombings and assassinations of security forces in Sinai are now a regular occurrence.
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Sad to say, data breach disclosures are an all too regular occurrence these days.
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For her, it was a frequent enough occurrence to unlink Instagram from her Tinder.
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Lewis cried at the piano while writing it, not an uncommon occurrence for her.
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It's become common occurrence to see shoppers with reusable grocery totes at the supermarket.
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Who else thinks new candy-bar launches should be a mandatory Monday morning occurrence?
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Earthquakes in this part of the world are a common, if not daily occurrence.
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It's determined by the occurrence of the second new moon after the winter solstice.
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This occurrence results in a summer solstice for those living north of the equator.
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Unfortunately, misappropriating history is a common occurrence for certain portions of the American right.
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Emerging research shows that climate change may make rapid intensification a more frequent occurrence.
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The occurrence has been long-theorized by astronomers, but until now has gone unseen.
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And thanks to the popularity of online marketplaces, it's become a somewhat common occurrence.
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I never used to go to the bank, but now it's a weekly occurrence.
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In what seems like a nearly daily occurrence, Republicans are bolting their party's nominee.
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"This type of occurrence sends a ripple through the entire community," the statement reads.
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The occurrence of skin allergies rose from 7.4% in 1997 to about 11.6% now.
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Another source close to the brothers notes that the disagreements were a regular occurrence.
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"This is somebody who is an occurrence witness to a fatal shooting," Robbins said.
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"I think the statistical bases for occurrence rate estimates is very weak," he said.
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Since depression became a diagnosable clinical disorder in the 1950s, its occurrence has skyrocketed.
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And their extent of occurrence, commonly considered to be its range, decreased by 37%.
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A fellow traveler, Shannon Watts, posted about the occurrence on Twitter over the weekend.
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Ward winning a fight isn't an everyday occurrence, but it's not remarkable in itself.
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In a rare occurrence, every market across Asia was in the red on Monday.
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It takes a little while for it to happen, but it's a regular occurrence.
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This prevents the occurrence of gaps that occur when using standard imagers, Elbit said.
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Research suggests it's a far rarer occurrence than the internet would have you believe.
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Growing pains are a common, albeit unwelcome, occurrence as youngsters and even organizations mature.
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This year's drought is extreme, but severe weather is a regular occurrence in India.
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A strange occurrence impacts their lives, and they go off to save their friend.
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Running into one of these dance groups is an everyday occurrence at U.C. Berkeley.
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"It's not a regular occurrence, but talks do occasionally take place there," he said.
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This is a common occurrence in the homes of parrot-lovers across the world.
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Exploding hoverboards have gone from being an occasional mishap to a fairly regular occurrence.
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Though the list is long, bugs are a fairly normal occurrence in game updates.
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We're sure he's scored since then but, still, it's a rare occurrence these days.
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In Brownsville, where the man still lives, arrests like these are a daily occurrence.
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The demonstrations, often wildcat affairs in different Khartoum neighborhoods, turned into a daily occurrence.
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It is such a rare occurrence that I don't know how to take this.
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There is a photo of an empty comedy club—is that a regular occurrence?
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I don't think it's a normal occurrence, but I think it has happened before.
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It is a rare occurrence, in that not every European leader will be there.
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Politically inspired violence, including by anti-fascist activists, has become an almost daily occurrence.
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Theft, burglary, violence, scams, elder abuse, trespassing, vandalism — it's all a daily occurrence here.
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These were detailed at Amazon's Alexa event this past fall, now an annual occurrence.
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Car bombs like the one that killed Zynab used to be a daily occurrence.
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And none of the water is treated, making diarrhea and vomiting a regular occurrence.
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"Meeting of two heads of state is never an informal occurrence," Ms. Whelan said.
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This is a relatively common occurrence, and it doesn't always take a national story.
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The Coincheck hack and subsequent theft of tokens is only the latest such occurrence.
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Therefore, its occurrence is arranged for the convenience of the reporting or reproducing media.
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In 26, health spending grew more slowly than the economy overall, a rare occurrence.
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Absent that occurrence, arguing that the law is impractical is pretty much moot point.
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In New York City, veterinarians say, canine marijuana poisoning has become a daily occurrence.
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Acts must be brought to the fund's attention within two years of their occurrence.
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The production has since been extended three times, a rare occurrence at the theater.
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Utah, Missouri, Mississippi, Kentucky and Idaho also had the lowest rates of abortion occurrence.
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The most dramatic occurrence in recent memory was in 1987 when the market crashed.
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Blackouts have become a daily occurrence across Venezuela as the economic crisis has worsened.
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Mass shootings are a rare occurrence in China, where gun ownership is tightly regulated.
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We all should know these days that false testimony is not a rare occurrence.
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Despite the military presence, shootouts between police and gang members remain a daily occurrence.
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When openly gay or lesbian Ugandans organize public events, arrests are a regular occurrence.
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In this game, WWII is mere years away, and nothing can prevent its occurrence.
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In a very unusual occurrence, the Americana was a consistent threat in this fight.
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We also don't know if this is simply a normal occurrence during administration transitions.
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Originally, Oregon State Parks regretfully shared the news of Duckbill's end as a natural occurrence.
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The report said "intimidation and violence against reporters are an almost daily occurrence" in Uganda.
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Fires are a natural occurrence in many woodlands and are essential to a healthy ecosystem.
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Sadly, the sinking of passenger liners during World War II was a fairly common occurrence.
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According to McCartney, the event was far from a regular occurrence and only happened once.
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Moscow children got a snow day Monday, a rare occurrence in the famously cold capital.
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So when a new light suddenly shows up in the distance, it's a weird occurrence.
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The Trump campaign has indeed been hard at work trying to prevent such an occurrence.
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According to Lawerence, Mantacore missed his mark, an unusual occurrence for the experienced show animal.
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"Investigators later found evidence suggesting the incident was not a natural occurrence," the statement said.
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The effectiveness of the PSA Bullying has become a common occurrence in young people's lives.
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Before he arrived at the agency, forecasts of natural disasters were a fairly random occurrence.
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According to archaeologist Zahi Hawass, finding coffins belonging to a child is a rare occurrence.
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Sporadic bouts of intense fighting are a regular occurrence in the war in east Ukraine.
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I also have a handful of dark chocolate almonds, which is a daily afternoon occurrence.
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Onlookers can traverse the quarter mile trail lit with red lights to observe the occurrence.
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Now it looks likely that such ship-to-ship transfers will become a regular occurrence.
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Cyber espionage operations and leaks of sensitive government data are a regular occurrence these days.
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Noise, on the other hand, is just noise, which could be a one-time occurrence.
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But she also makes it clear that this is going to be a regular occurrence.
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To commemorate the rare celestial occurrence, the post office has issued a new forever stamp.
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It's a regular occurrence to see politicians popping up on the American late-night circuit.
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Her father was an alcoholic who made domestic violence a regular occurrence in her household.
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Her spleen was on the right side instead of its normal occurrence on the left.
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And it's a rare occurrence when people have the ability to cut their own swath.
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"This kind of objection is a routine occurrence in the Senate," said McConnell on Monday.
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Apparently, this is not an uncommon occurrence because the devices are cheaper in Hong Kong.
|
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"I was intrigued by the occurrence of these rocks, so I sampled them," said Papineau.
|
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National food holidays have become as common an occurrence as days of the week — legitimately.
|
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Claudia Dear Claudia, Platonic, heterosexual male friends have been a rare occurrence in my life.
|
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Layoffs, studio closures, and crunch have felt like a daily occurrence in the United States.
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This occurrence often leads to heat waves, and to thunderstorms as the hot air rises.
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Her ring slid off her finger as she threw popcorn, a common Summer Mummers occurrence.
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In the public realm where companies are steadily profitable, stock buybacks are a familiar occurrence.
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The ending of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" shocked me as a young reader.
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The researchers could look at the abnormalities within those layers to estimate occurrence and severity.
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Malnutrition is also a common issue in North Korea, where famines are a regular occurrence.
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Fighting is an almost daily occurrence in at least 24 of the country's 34 provinces.
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Amazon called the event "an extremely rare occurrence"—that is, not a systemic security issue.
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These reforms were not without merit, but did not prevent the occurrence of subsequent cases.
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Were these sky-high price increases a regular occurrence or a one-time course correction?
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In other words, it accelerates the occurrence of genetic mutations, increasing the risk of cancer.
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Oddly enough it's quite a common occurrence in L.A. What do you think about hoverboards?
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Nowadays, a celebrity in a "naked dress" is such a regular occurrence, it's hardly shocking.
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We have hundreds of official NASA Twitter accounts, and this is a very rare occurrence.
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Despite the communality of the occurrence, there's still a stigma attached to the unexpected loss.
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But most depressingly: being assaulted, grabbed, groped, etc is not an unusual occurrence for women.
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We do have to mention an unusual Veep occurrence: a genuinely happy development for Mike.
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"It's an extraordinary occurrence of malaria," Putra said, confirming that an emergency had been declared.
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The rare occurrence involves a tear in one or more blood vessels of the heart.
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A similar occurrence took place in 218 with the rise of the Ice Bucket Challenge.
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" He added: "This was a onetime occurrence and I accept full responsibility for my conduct.
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Pets swallowed whole by pythons are not as uncommon an occurrence as one would hope.
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Because everything we see now says that bad times will be a very frequent occurrence.
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It was an exciting moment for me and it was marked by an unusual occurrence.
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It's a common occurrence: A passenger is killed on the tracks pretty much every week.
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Overdoses are an almost daily occurrence, typically racking up between two to five a week.
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"The mere occurrence of a Legionnaires' disease outbreak shows that something went wrong," he said.
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If it's a common occurrence, be intentional about balancing it out with more positive comments.
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Flu is a regular occurrence, and its toll is something that we've grown numb to.
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While Nazi-hunting groups were active in the '70s, Hunters doesn't document a singular occurrence.
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"Sanctioning an athlete is not an everyday occurrence, especially a high-profile athlete," he said.
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In fast-paced Tokyo, one might expect eating-and-walking to be a common occurrence.
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Special sessions have run concurrently with regular sessions before, though it is a rare occurrence.
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Europeans being held captive in the Muslim world was a common occurrence in Mozart's time.
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Now, thanks to an offensive revolution sparked by the deep ball, they're a weekly occurrence.
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Is that becoming an important driver of the outbreaks, or is it an unusual occurrence?
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Video footage captures the moment a rare occurrence called "volcanic lighting" occurred in the Philippines.
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Jiang also said to beware of thieves stealing merchandise, which is not an uncommon occurrence.
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A scrap of inauthentic evidence could be poison for the truth of the Holocaust's occurrence.
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This is a common occurrence in many organizations, and it isn't always visible to investors.
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A once-a-year occurrence could knock stocks off all-time highs into year-end.
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It might sound like a rare occurrence, but it happens more often than you'd think.
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"This is a regular occurrence, given the committee's unique oversight role and responsibilities," Boland said.
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But while protests were only an occasional occurrence at first, in 2016 they've become ubiquitous.
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That so-called Trump Bump to farmers was supposed to be a one-time occurrence.
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You could have multiple hijackings in the same day — it was not an infrequent occurrence.
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"And you can say, 'OK, let's look at the relative occurrence between the two,'" Barr says.
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"We know that for many people, sexual abuse is not a one-time occurrence," she says.
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Amazon characterized the incident as "an extremely rare occurrence," in a statement to the news station.
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Right, and that sort of real-world occurrence is why we take these things seriously. Exactly.
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Cosmic radiation flipping bits may sound like a rare occurrence, and in a way it is.
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The Santa hat-wearing Pikachu that's been popping up will also be a more common occurrence.
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This paper uses physics to predict the natural occurrence of hierarchical movement and wealth on earth.
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Second, while CIA officers have leaked information in the past, it has been a rare occurrence.
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From the occurrence in 2016, for example, Apple rallied through to its October high last year.
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"We expected to find a link between hockey and the occurrence of heart attacks," Ly said.
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In a highly creative turn of events, this astrological occurrence is known as your Saturn return.
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They found that the weather had a statistically insignificant impact on the occurrence of witch trials.
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Meanwhile, Tencent reported a drop in quarterly net profit, a rare occurrence among China's tech giants.
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Power cuts are a common occurrence in the Middle East mainly due to the authorities' mismanagement.
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But soon their intensity and frequency will increase, going from a weekly to a daily occurrence.
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Court staff and security officials then cleared the entire floor, an unusual occurrence in the courthouse.
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That nearly billion-dollar quarterly expenditure is becoming a fixed occurrence with the Other Bets divisions.
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In fact, we'd even apply the whole "when pigs fly" idiom to such an unlikely occurrence.
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And it's a fairly common occurrence with ships involving touring bandmates and members of pop groups.
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That is a fairly regular occurrence these days, but let's delve into Saturday's incident with Kansas.
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It's a rare occurrence, but one that has taken lives and damaged others in recent years.
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Living in New York and encountering the vastness of strangers can be an overwhelming daily occurrence.
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"We only find out in November and December but it is a common occurrence," he said.
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And Zika is not a new disease -- its first reported occurrence dated to 1947 in Uganda.
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Yes, that isn't an uncommon occurrence during a fashion show, but in this case it is.
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"If this is the case, it would be the first-ever observation of such an occurrence."
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According to iRobot, the company behind the famed automated vacuum, shit-smearing is a common occurrence.
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The death is the second such occurrence of a fatal on-set accident in recent weeks.
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Marital rape is an ongoing and frequent occurrence, and is currently not outlawed by Indian law.
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Only it's a regular occurrence in soccer, and the biggest clubs do it with reckless abandon.
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"Stranding is a known natural occurrence," said a spokesperson for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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A relatively normal occurrence on its own — but Corky had been missing for almost seven years.
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For one thing, when something happens every day, you treat it like...well, an everyday occurrence.
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It's something I'm really grateful I did this time around but it was an extraordinary occurrence.
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Surprisingly, this is only the second recorded occurrence of a drone colliding with a passenger aircraft.
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But both groups agree they stay late too frequently, saying a once weekly occurrence is acceptable.
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It was a common occurrence for senior-level skaters, most of whom were accustomed to them.
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Calving is a natural occurrence, but scientists have noted that the recent event was quite enormous.
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The occurrence of algorithms that evolve with use to telegraph our inherent preferences isn't wholly uncommon.
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But Venus in Pisces won't be the only cosmic occurrence bringing you love lessons, little crab.
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Flood warnings A storm of Cyclone Mekunu's magnitude is a rare occurrence in the Arabian Peninsula.
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They then occupied a table without making a purchase -- a common occurrence at the company's locations.
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Although hieroglyphics show us trade was not hassle-free, with arguments over price a common occurrence.
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Crushed rosettes in the skirts of the metal dresses drooped somewhat, an inevitable but dispiriting occurrence.
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Discovery of motivation is not a one-time, one-off occurrence — it's an ongoing, consistent practice.
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This kind of self-absorption is a common occurrence among heroes who are actually unaware villains.
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Still, the death of a child in custody is "an extraordinarily rare occurrence," McAleenan told CBS.
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We live in a wonderful, close-knit neighborhood, and these weeknight meals are a regular occurrence.
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And given the length of time since the last occurrence, any bugs are likely new arrivals.
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Unwanted attention and harassment from shoppers is a sadly common occurrence in the world of retail.
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That letter is the first known occurrence of Trump trying to personally reach out to Putin.
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A company spokesperson said that the meetings had recently become a biweekly instead of weekly occurrence.
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We need insurances that they will do everything they can to prevent such an occurrence again.
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Coverage is valid for up to $10,000 per occurrence, up to five times per calendar year.
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Feeling anxious about something — whether an important event or just everyday issues — is a common occurrence.
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This training reduced the occurrence of nightmares even when the participant didn't succeed in becoming lucid.
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But GMA's tweet — and the resulting fallout — represents a problem that has become a regular occurrence.
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The occurrence, though rare, has also been documented on Lake Michigan and in the Arctic Ocean.
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"It's a very rare occurrence and one we hope we will not witness again," said Allen.
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Earnest, repeated declarations of exhaustion are a common occurrence in this Canadian singer and producer's songs.
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It is sheer arrogance to think that a similar occurrence is impossible in the Democratic Party.
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Sadly, bloody weekends are practically a cyclical occurrence in Chicago during late summer and early fall.
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Things that would not be an unusual occurrence then, now, they get into a huge uproar.
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That type of volatility is a normal occurrence, but theories abound to explain what caused it.
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The policy also covers videos denying the occurrence of violent events, like the Sandy Hook shooting.
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"If it becomes a regular occurrence in 10 years, then I'll really start worrying," she said.
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Velasco's photograph is the opposite of these, centered on a dynamic, once-in-a-lifetime occurrence.
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This marked the rare occurrence in which I was interested in what Kol had to say.
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That extremely rare occurrence, known as "breaking the buck," was caused by losses on Lehman debt.
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Luckily no one was killed, and it seems to have been a one-off, freak occurrence.
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That's not a new occurrence, nor is the idea of elephants showing up in Chinese villages.
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Another time, he watched a truck tumble down a dune—a frequent occurrence in the Ténéré.
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The occurrence of Hate Crimes saw a slight uptick of five percent over the previous year.
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Such a sharp drop in a first day is a rare occurrence for a new listing.
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A lot of stories came from older people, and sex wasn't a regular occurrence for them.
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While ICE operations are a regular occurrence across the US, shootings as they unfold are rare.
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Bus accidents are a regular occurrence in India due to poor infrastructure and lax safety measures.
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Or just...a very strange occurrence regarding a very influential user, and it must be addressed.
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This is a typical daily occurrence across the United States, but today this was our patient.
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Luckily Black Friday has become more of a week-long occurrence than a day-long one.
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"Bullying is not a regular occurrence at our school based on what is reported," he said.
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No State Department press briefing, once a daily occurrence, has been held since Trump took office.
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This is a new low for briefings, which were an almost-daily occurrence in past administrations.
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You can choose to delete all of the events or the single occurrence you have selected.
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The confluence of these events and the magnitude of their occurrence at Blue Apron is rare.
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Dr. Norman said that when the weather gets warm and dry, this is an annual occurrence.
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Now, marquee matchups at the start of the season are a regular occurrence across college football.
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The MDBF, while declining, is still high enough that breakdowns should not be a regular occurrence.
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The feat is the first-known occurrence of a body part winning a professional athletic contest.
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It's become a perennial occurrence for Trump to threaten a wholesale shutdown of the southern border.
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A common occurrence clinicians see leading to DR is when pregnant women ignore their core altogether.
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You may think that violence around cooking is a rare occurrence, but you would be wrong.
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" According to the FWC, 1.3 million alligators live in Florida, but attacks are "a very rare occurrence.
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The hunt to find each occurrence of PlugX continued around the clock and dragged into the weekend.
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It was a bizarre occurrence, as there was no reason why the mines should have gone off.
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One odd, regular occurrence: Alerts would hit the Plus before in-game objects appeared in the app.
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Robb, a helicopter crash lawyer for 37 years, tells PEOPLE that Vance's explanation is an unlikely occurrence.
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Some have stayed at Ritz hotels, but I do not believe that is a regular occurrence though.
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I'm very close with my parents -- a phone call with my mom is almost a daily occurrence.
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His vitriol against the United States has become a near-daily occurrence, sparking both amusement and concern.
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He can overreact sometimes, whereas most disabled people realize that being hurt is just a daily occurrence.
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However, of the 13 workers, more than half described VTO as a frequent or even daily occurrence.
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The Weather Prediction Center tweeted an example of such an occurrence in December and January of 1987.
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As it turns out, it's a common enough occurrence to have been named: the Mariko Aoki phenomenon.
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Suffocation is a frequent occurrence for the cubs, as is the death of first-time hyena mothers.
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This is an extraordinarily unusual occurrence, and we are investigating the incident to find out what happened.
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The 'breaking' in Bearings Down (2013) was a serendipitous occurrence; the piece was initially broken in delivery.
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It's a common occurrence: you're a little buzzed from happy hour, so you call an Uber home.
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"The story here is this is a tragedy and terrible, but it's a rare occurrence," Wiley said.
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We regret this occurrence and have put measures in place to ensure it will not occur again.
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A railroad track divides the city both geographically and racially, a common occurrence in many Delta towns.
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Samya, who has worked the night shift for more than 10 years, says it's a common occurrence.
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These last-minute scenes tend to be tangential, but their ritualistic occurrence is, at this point, soothing.
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Retargeting, which is seeing ads for items you viewed online but didn't buy, is a daily occurrence.
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The fact is, a dead pixel or two on an LCD screen is not an uncommon occurrence.
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The natural occurrence would be for people to live longer, because of all the stuff that's happened.
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I thought that would be a freak occurrence, but it's not looking that silly at the moment.
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I eat lunch alone at my desk...sadly a far more common occurrence than I would like.
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This would typically be a very normal occurrence, but recent heavy rains meant the station was flooded.
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Soccer games can sometimes get pretty heated, and fights on the pitch aren't exactly an uncommon occurrence.
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And everybody's getting the courage to come out, and this happens on a daily occurrence in standup.
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The occurrence of diarrhea was 16 percent for tenapanor-treated patients, slightly higher than the previous trial.
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For all of these companies, fluctuations with the rest of the market can be a common occurrence.
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The looting of ancient tomb sites is a common occurrence in China and not without dire consequences.
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This strategy is an absolutely more common occurrence in pop culture's prolific moments in film and television.
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Very little is known about this occurrence, since the lightweight dark matter can't be seen nor felt.
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It's a common occurrence these days but what was it like self-releasing a record in 2005?
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But this change of scenery is far from a new occurrence for the CBS Evening News anchor.
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The reason we remember the Miracle on the Hudson is because it is so rare an occurrence.
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The odds of this occurrence may be slim, but it is certainly something to ponder and consider.
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DAMON: In the event of cataclysmic occurrence, this would stay and preserve these seeds for how long.
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Suen says that it's important to preempt this occurrence and consider changing pandas' diet during mating season.
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Pressure to move quickly is intense; fence jumping at the White House has become a regular occurrence.
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It's not that I just thought about it, it's been on my mind ever since the occurrence.
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When a moral theme bubbles up—a frequent occurrence for such a chill, indie show—it's pedantic.
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Balance transfers have the same interest rates as purchases plus a 5% fee ($1203 minimum) per occurrence.
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Rice also always leads everyone in prayer before eating—even at restaurants, a common occurrence in PCB.
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Casual racism is such a common occurrence, it's like the air we, people of color, move through.
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The only thing more consistent than their occurrence is the predictable fact that they will occur again.
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Or would the stunning blow come only when I returned to the spot where the occurrence occurred?
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"But it is certainly not something that was a routine occurrence in past administrator's offices," he said.
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It does not appear to simply be a one-time occurrence related to the recent tax cuts.
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I think there were some guys trying a little bit too hard, which is a natural occurrence.
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It seems as if hand-wringing among investors over a President Elizabeth Warren is a daily occurrence.
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If you're often struck by this disappointing occurrence, take comfort in the fact that you're not alone.
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But the team is dedicated and seems extremely interested in their own device, a surprisingly uncommon occurrence.
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This is seen as an extremely unlikely occurrence by experts but it cannot be completely ruled out.
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A warning is typically issued 36 hours before the anticipated first occurrence of tropical-storm-force winds.
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This is a freak occurrence, sure, but it goes to show that the internet makes anything possible.
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The resemblance is so uncanny, the social media powerhouses obviously had to commemorate the occurrence on Instagram.
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Astronomers had predicted such an occurrence, but this is the first time that it has been recorded.
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This kind of occurrence is relatively rare — it happens less than once a year, the C.D.C. said.
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But at least for now, they don't seem ready to make such drastic measures a daily occurrence.
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Many people walked out of "Europeras"; this is likely to be a common occurrence during the festival.
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Violent death is an everyday occurrence in Kabul, but this attack shocked many with its sheer savagery.
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Currently we're in the midst of hurricane season, a yearly occurrence that runs from June to November.
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JESSE GREEN 'GNIT' and 'THE FRE' Iconoclasts blowing up the classics are an everyday occurrence in theater.
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A one-off is easy to ignore but these lapses are not a rare occurrence for Biden.
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Although it is unclear what caused her fall, we are reviewing all aspects of this tragic occurrence.
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Clashes between protesters and police leaving at least 25 dead have been a regular occurrence since Dec.
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U.S. officials recently admitted the family to stay with relatives in the United States, a rare occurrence.
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Because we should be clear that this failure of insight and foresight is not an unusual occurrence.
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Clearway currently has an equity cushion of $9 billion, a rare occurrence for a company in bankruptcy.
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Our proprietary stock baskets suggest that such an occurrence is absolutely not priced into current equity prices.
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They are tethered by death, too — if not by its actual occurrence, then by its looming possibility.
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It is truly sobering and saddening that mass shootings such as this have become a regular occurrence.
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The unfortunate occurrence of November 3rd has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas.
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Court documents said she reported the offense to law enforcement officials within two years of its occurrence.
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A line, a shape, an image, and ultimately any appearance is merely a coincidental, yet predestined occurrence.
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"Procedures have been put in place to prevent such an occurrence in the future," Mr. Pruitt wrote.
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Even when she's sitting still — which admittedly is a rare occurrence — Alison is a gale-force presence.
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It brought what historians consider a familiar occurrence in the black freedom struggle onto mobile phones everywhere.
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"Changing the makeup of federal advisory committee members is a common occurrence during administration changes," she said.
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Unfinished marble is a common occurrence in sarcophagi meant to be placed against a wall as well.
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And ask her to stop making such a big deal out of such a small, commonplace occurrence.
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Even if we assume this is a monthly occurrence, it rounds to 0.1 percent, so not significant.
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While other twins have since been born, twin orangutan births are still a rare occurrence, the zoo said.
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So seeing the singer totally makeup-free will never not be a surprising occurrence, to say the least.
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Giving Apple the benefit of doubt here, the Face ID fail could have been a one-off occurrence.
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His dad left MOVE, an uncommon but not unheard-of occurrence, and now works as a computer technician.
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This kind of thing has become a once a week occurrence, and it's not good for my wallet.
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These types of storms are a semi-common occurrence at the festival that attracts 4473,000 people each year.
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Obviously, be whatever you want, but Halloween is a weird occurrence where you should show off your creativity.
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Our northernmost state is the only place in the US where the Northern Lights are a common occurrence.
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Catastrophic accidents like that can happen, but the simple clip works so well that it's a rare occurrence.
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This is a rare occurrence, at least in part, because quietly reporting bugs can be a lucrative business.
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No one could, or should, rule out future stock market volatility, which has always been a normal occurrence.
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Moments like the latter nightmarish occurrence sure made it seem like Becky may have been Sasha's greatest enemy.
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While it may be a rare occurrence, it still happens to about two out of every 1,000 passengers.
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The occurrence of conjoined twins happens once every 200,000 births and about 70% of conjoined twins are female.
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Yet ejaculation is at the center of both adaptive and non-adaptive explanations for the occurrence of masturbation.
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BANK runs, with depositors queuing round the block to get their cash, are a familiar occurrence in history.
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Split pea soup, poppy seed challah with six strands, braised brisket and potato kugel were a frequent occurrence.
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The city has maintained a high state of security alert since then, with military patrols a regular occurrence.
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Officials called the attack an "isolated incident," calling it the "first occurrence of this magnitude" at the park.
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Every banal occurrence doesn't simply subtract from the sum-total of events, but rather alters its composition altogether.
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For most of the day, the VIX itself traded above the 3-month VIX futures, a rare occurrence.
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The Las Vegas occurrence is one of many airline-passenger related incidents to make headlines in recent months.
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Staff at the Luneta Seafarers Centre say that fights outside between wives and mistresses are a regular occurrence.
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Available on: YouTube This is less a tale of terror than the story of a really strange occurrence.
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In November, new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi disclosed the occurrence and also fired Uber's Chief Security Officer Joe Sullivan.
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"President Trump once again vehemently denies any such occurrence, as has Ms. Daniels," Cohen says in a statement.
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We can, therefore, find the percentage of occurrence of every couple of grades assigned to Trump and Clinton.
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When I tell him that such deaths aren't an unusual occurrence in the United States, he looks aghast.
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In fact it's sadly become such a common occurrence that an entire Netflix series was based around it.
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KTVB's Joe Parris was at the scene, updating Twitter followers with photos and videos of the unbelievable occurrence.
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He broke his own record seven times, the last occurrence coming at the 2009 World Championships in Rome.
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A spate of dangerous smuggling cases In other Texas cities, human smuggling has become a disturbingly regular occurrence.
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In India, reports of school meals causing illness, in some cases even hospitalizing children, are a weekly occurrence.
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This could help new mothers feel less pressured, and reduce the occurrence of post-partum depression, she said.
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Born-online brands opening up bricks-and-mortar locations is a frequent occurrence in the retail industry today.
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This week's crash is just the latest in what has become a near semi-frequent occurrence of outages.
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An extremely rare occurrence, Arlene was just the second named storm on record for the month of April.
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Earlier this week, Clarkson tweeted a video of one such occurrence from a recording session in the studio.
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Authorities have told the public not to panic and described the latest outbreak as a regular seasonal occurrence.
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Mating and territory fighting is a regular occurrence during this time of season, and their sounds are terrifying!
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Is this occurrence — plus a newfound love for eggy skin care — enough to make me a changed woman?
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Presidents have traditionally had physical exams and released the results, but it was not always a yearly occurrence.
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If the alleged occurrence was sufficiently traumatic to cause PTSD, why didn't she recognize its impact much sooner?
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The blazes are an annual occurrence, when farmers clear land by burning it, often for palm oil plantations.
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We regret this this occurrence and have put measures in place to ensure it will not occur again.
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We must put in place workplace policies and procedures to lessen the occurrence of such treatment for women.
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Mass homicides get a lot of news coverage, which keeps our focus on the frequency of their occurrence.
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Even now, many prefer to treat his success as a freak occurrence without precedent in United States history.
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But Atlantic Records soon announced that it had signed the pair, in what has become an annual occurrence.
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If you ever get this rare occurrence I suggest going to one of the blue "Guest Experience" tents.
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A hurricane watch is typically issued 48 hours before the anticipated first occurrence of tropical-storm-force winds.
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As Schenck explains, the occurrence of both amnesia and waking up during sex can have potentially tricky consequences.
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Whether it be an hourly or semi-regular occurrence, stress is a very real part of our lives.
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In the rare occurrence of an accident, the car will also communicate instructions using audio and visual cues.
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Pele's hair isn't unique to Hawaii, and various mythologies have been crafted around its occurrence in other places.
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In a town about 90 miles from Point Pleasant, another man reported an equally strange occurrence that night.
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Getting swindled by playing three-card monte was once a common occurrence for tourists in New York City.
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The passengers, it turned out, were all Afghans who had just been deported from Iran, a routine occurrence.
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That all changed about 20 years ago, particularly when counterattacks on films became a common Oscar season occurrence.
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Military accidents are not a rare occurrence in Russia (in July seven officers died in a submarine fire).
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In these cases a common occurrence, though, is that you either love the new sounds or hate it.
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Line crossing is a common occurrence in Mexican politics, and goes far beyond one party in one election.
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"We have faced an occurrence that is all too common," Mayor Lenny Curry told reporters on Sunday night.
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The big rally in stocks this week is not an unusual occurrence in a bear market, Stovall said.
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This is a world that has slipped the moorings of realism, where the unbelievable becomes a daily occurrence.
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The Fed's emergency rate cut was not the only unusual occurrence in the fixed-income market on Tuesday.
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Khatna, like many cutting traditions, is performed by women; men often say they are unaware of its occurrence.
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That's what makes this occurrence so special: a home surveillance camera captured five (!!!) mountain lions hanging out together.
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But it's a commonplace occurrence in a world where many users reuse passwords from one service to another.
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An occasional occurrence in later Metal Gear games, Kojima's inclination to name-drop is Death Stranding's biggest indulgence.
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"We apologize to anyone who was impacted by this occurrence," said William Hurley, Syniverse's marketing and product chief.
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"This is such a rare occurrence for our team," Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll said of the lopsided loss.
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The passengers evacuated the plane using escape slides -- an unusual occurrence that shows the seriousness of the incident.
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Closing the park is a rare occurrence, Jessica Ferracane, a spokeswoman for the park, said on Friday afternoon.
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Be warned, though: These scenes are very bloody, and seeing limbs torn off is a pretty common occurrence.
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That said, it is true that war is a natural occurrence since man has been on the planet.
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Getting rid of cats back then was a common occurrence, not something that anyone would criticize you for.
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A black swan event refers to a rare and unpredictable occurrence that has severe consequences for financial markets.
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A half-century ago, such storms happened every seven or eight years; now they are an annual occurrence.
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Although it might seem like bad updates are a common occurrence, Firstbrook said attacks are actually more frequent.
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Leonard's inbox was flooded with so many gems that he decided to make the inquiry an annual occurrence.
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In the frothy and largely unregulated world of cryptocurrencies, such debacles are a regular if not frequent occurrence.
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"It's definitely making me believe in some kind of fate or something," Robinson says of the wild occurrence.
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Many people say they aren't able to transact once their internet connections are disrupted — an increasingly frequent occurrence.
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Strange occurrence The Chicago Blitz was traded in its entirety — players, coaches and assets — for the Arizona Wranglers.
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While we supplemented with formula in the first few days, we hoped it would be a rare occurrence.
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The picture, shared on NASA's social media account, prompted questions as to whether it was a natural occurrence.
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The group's executive director said the move was a common occurrence in new administrations, but others questioned that.
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As seas rise, flooding is becoming almost a weekly occurrence in cities up and down the East Coast.
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The weekly figures are subject to wide fluctuations, however, so the sudden shift may be a temporary occurrence.
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Which makes slip-ups against those plying their trade at the level of Kudla an exceptionally rare occurrence.
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"Between January 1995 and March 2016, 183 counties from 26 states and the District of Columbia reported the occurrence of Aedes aegypti, and 1,241 counties from 40 states and the District of Columbia reported the occurrence of Aedes albopictus," said the study, which is published in the Journal of Medical Entomology.
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"This case represents the first reported occurrence of female-to-male sexual transmission of Zika virus," the CDC said.
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If you're like me, it's a daily occurrence, and a sad symptom caused by design that doesn't quite work.
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This is, admittedly, a brand new occurrence—I had nearly a month of no issues beyond the weather hiccup.
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But weight fluctuation is a normal bodily occurrence, and it is hard to link one way or the other.
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The science writer pointed out how we live in a culture where climate change denial is a common occurrence.
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Not a single bank failed last year, a rare occurrence that highlights the strength of the U.S. banking system.
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"It's an event that has become a regular occurrence for the farmers in the area," writes Stuff's Brad Flahive.
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In what seems to be becoming a more common occurrence, an Airbnb host has been caught filming his guests.
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It has also been shown to lower the occurrence of brain hemorrhage and an intestinal disease called necrotizing enterocolitis.
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The reality is that false, inaccurate or incomplete testimony, whether in court or before Congress, is a common occurrence.
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When asked if the letter was "one of those r/britishproblems", scotta01 confirmed that it isn't a regular occurrence.
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In a rare occurrence, he's the second boy Ebersole has treated recently for a sharp object piercing the head.
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It's not a momentous occurrence by any means, but it's a nice treat for hardcore fans of the Pumpkins.
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It's a relatively rare occurrence because the Moon doesn't orbit in the same plane as the Earth and Sun.
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You might have heard of or even seen the Perseid meteor shower before, since it's an annual August occurrence.
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Anyone who thought the Access Hollywood tape might be an isolated occurrence quickly learned otherwise when Trump took office.
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Candles were supposed to adorn the tables, but their delivery was canceled last minute, a common occurrence these days.
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That said, Apple's decision to reject apps based on their use of Apple emoji is not a new occurrence.
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Born and raised in Pakistan, Malik conceived of Terminal 3 after frequent travels rendered airport interrogations a regular occurrence.
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Men reached for beer on any occurrence from break-up heartache to having a birthday, according to the poll.
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Smuggling is a regular occurrence, especially in the northern border provinces with China, the agriculture ministry said last week.
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For the record, if this once in a lifetime occurrence happens to you, both eggs should be normal. [Reddit]
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It's unsure why the event, gaining so much attention in the Thai media, hasn't been made an annual occurrence.
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The heavy anti-rejection treatments she had to take contributed to the occurrence of two cancers, according Le Figaro.
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"No one knows because this isn't an everyday occurrence," Ethan Leib, a law professor at Fordham University, told me.
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Kardashian has been a passionate advocate for remembering the tragedy, including urging President Obama to formally recognize its occurrence.
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Also, having two comets passing us so closely within a day of each other is an incredibly rare occurrence.
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In July 2017 victims of one such fraud held a rally in central Beijing (pictured), an extremely unusual occurrence.
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Ultimately, both the old and new economies managed to co-exist in the market on a very rare occurrence.
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As terrible as it sounds, hacking another country's political parties is a fairly regular occurrence in the intelligence community.
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November's supermoon is more than just a stunningly beautiful natural occurrence — it's also great source material for Twitter jokes.
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Designer knockoffs by celebrity clothing lines (and designers ripping off of each other) is, unfortunately, not an uncommon occurrence.
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Power outages are a daily occurrence in Eritrea, one of the most repressive and secretive states in the world.
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El-Sissi was accompanied by his spouse, an unusual occurrence especially during an official visit by the Egyptian president.
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The capsule landed on its side, a frequent occurrence in the windy steppe area, after parachuting for 14 minutes.
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She was happy for them, but she wasn't especially aroused, which was not an uncommon occurrence in recent weeks.
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When you walk in, there is an attendant shouting that day's promotions, a not unusual occurrence in Chinese stores.
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Many in Tultepec make a living fabricating and selling homemade fireworks, and explosions there are a semi-regular occurrence.
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Kidnapping and abduction for ransom has been a regular occurrence in Afghanistan, with both Afghans and foreign nationals targeted.
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That's not a new occurrence, though – App Annie notes this trend has been ongoing over the past five years.
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A young canine was recently left outside of ARF's entrance by an individual — a regular occurrence for the shelter.
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"Some of the underrepresented communities have an unusually large occurrence of cancers because of lack of knowledge," he says.
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They are subject to permanent partial or full write-down upon the occurrence of a non-viability event (NVE).
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Eden's doctors are unable to fully explain how the simple backbend paralyzed her, citing it as a rare occurrence.
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The Awadh Queer Pride Parade, a rare occurrence in conservative India, drew over 300 participants from far and wide.
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So the fact that this is happening, even though he's not out of prison yet, is a remarkable occurrence.
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Now there have been reports that the company is considering going public without an IPO, a highly unusual occurrence.
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Since Zefzafi's arrest after he interrupted a Friday prayer sermon, protests have become a daily occurrence in the town.
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" He wrote that it was a common occurrence in San Francisco, and "the bad actors are all different colors.
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A highly unusual occurrence highlighted the NFL's season kickoff last month between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos.
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Although it is not a regular occurrence, presidents for centuries have sought to resist turning over materials to courts.
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Leaks were a common occurrence as staffers hyped their own policy positions, even brazenly floating them in trial balloons.
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Our research focuses on the occurrence of mass comment campaigns at the EPA over a recent five-year period.
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The handlebars never jerked (a common occurrence on smaller products), and I never came close to being thrown off.
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But what is notable is the magnitude of all of the elements of this occurrence and their perfect alignment.
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" The department later wrote, "This was a tragic and unfortunate occurrence and we are deeply saddened by the results.
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In 2009, three dengue cases were found in Key West, the first occurrence of dengue in Florida since 1934.
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" The release also said they reviewed "family medical history — occurrence of Alzheimer's or dementia, heart disease, cancer in relatives.
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Thursday was a no-spend day, and we had a low-key dinner with the neighbors — a regular occurrence.
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This is a notably rare occurrence, and one that prompts Gilbert to suggest playing the options in small caps.
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Floods are an annual occurrence in Assam and many parts of India during monsoon season from June to September.
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But that moment, according to ASOIAF author George R.R. Martin, was just a one-time occurrence of blood magic.
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And for a writer and someone who generally just talks too much, that's an extremely rare occurrence for me.
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It's a common occurrence, despite the fact that it can confuse people who are casually interested in advanced physics.
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While the holiday is a once-a-year event for some organizations, it's an every day occurrence at Amazon.
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This bomb cyclone dropped 53 millibars in just 21 hours, intensifying faster than any such occurrence in recent history.
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The current study can only provide a statistical association between PPI prescriptions and occurrence of dementia in the elderly.
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It is a near weekly occurrence during the Trump presidency; everyone sees the falsehood while few see the correction.
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But in the 1960s, the Zapruder film was that rare occurrence, where events and an amateur's camera lined up.
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"I wasn&apost even drinking," Phillips said, which was not a normal occurrence for the star at the time.
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First, MAS challenges us to name a female artist in the 17th century; they were an extremely rare occurrence.
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Minority governments are a rare occurrence in British parliamentary politics where the electoral system usually produces a governing majority.
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But on the big and small screens, adults revisiting high school (or the freshman dorm) is a common occurrence.
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And it wasn't a one-time occurrence: Notice how little extension any of these balls require from the receivers.
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It was as aggressively investigated at the time of its occurrence as any murder that ever occurred in Lexington.
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On Reddit's /r/raisedbynarcissists, a community of over 97,000 subscribers, cutting off a relative entirely is a common occurrence.
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The Israeli authorities have arrested him many times before, a common enough occurrence for any Palestinian protesting the occupation.
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This is a new low even for a junta which has made abuses of human rights a daily occurrence.
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Mr. Trump's use of emergency authority to weigh in on pay increases for federal workers is a common occurrence.
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The CDC schedule is based on the occurrence of someone becomes seriously susceptible to each disease on the list.
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A worldwide influenza pandemic is literally the worst-case scenario in public health — yet far from an unthinkable occurrence.
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There are limitations to the study, including the low occurrence of leukemia and non-Hodgkin lymphoma in rural Colorado.
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Subjectivity is hard to isolate, by definition, and examples of new metaphysical sensations are not exactly a regular occurrence.
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The only record of the occurrence of this particular quartet was captured by Bob Parent's Pressman Speed Graphic camera.
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Many women who take birth control pills will indeed experience depression, because each of these is a common occurrence.
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It is easy to delete Calendar events on your iPhone if the occurrence is cancelled or no longer applicable.
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You can also delete recurring events with a few taps without going into every single occurrence in the calendar.
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So say the eclipse chasers who venture great distances and go to extreme lengths to witness the ethereal occurrence.
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Wider protests, marred by violence and the death of two people, have become a regular occurrence since early June.
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A new study suggests that near-zero interest rates — accompanied by a lackluster recovery — may become a common occurrence.
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Even with mass shootings a daily occurrence, the gun industry has lobbied its way out of any meaningful oversight.
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But it remains a rare occurrence, and as a result Broadway remains unrepresentative of the full range of humanity.
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The White House has not ruled out intervening in GOP primaries, although it will likely be a rare occurrence.
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"I guess those fragments were dumped in history," says Aydin, adding such an occurrence is not unusual for Amasra.
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Mr. Inhofe has often cited the occurrence of blizzards as evidence that human-caused climate change is not occurring.
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The video of Mixon telling his side of the story was recorded three days after the July 2014 occurrence.
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As the titular teenage sleuth, "It" veteran Sophia Lillis investigates another supernatural occurrence — in this case, a haunted house.
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"We need insurances that they will do everything they can to prevent such an occurrence again," the senator said.
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Steady shelling and gunfire has become a daily occurrence there, despite orders for both sides to respect truce agreements.
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These extremely intimate shows used to be a regular occurrence, often organized by the somewhat related group Violence Action.
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When he was arrested upon landing, the suspect denied the allegation and said he had no recollection of the occurrence.
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If the studio opts to freshen up the roster — a common occurrence in comic books — it has some strong candidates.
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Trafford was almost ready to write off the incident as a freak occurrence, but the next day it happened again.
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Many residents in the town make a living by fabricating and selling homemade fireworks, and explosions are a regular occurrence.
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Getting together with friends is a weekly occurrence that is planned around the beach, farmer's markets, pool parties, and restaurants.
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That doesn't mean you have to wear them every single day; it just means wearing them is a common occurrence.
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We have a solid understanding of the occurrence of stable elements and it is well documented in the periodic table.
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It's often mutually dependent, frequently impacts the human's social life, and sometimes makes buying a new vacuum an annual occurrence.
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Random foods becoming trendy is an expected occurrence these days; we've seen it all — from pickle-flavored products to bacon.
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Far from being relics of the past, competition remains fierce and the release of new games is a regular occurrence.
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The occurrence of that one type of fraud skyrocketed 546 percent in 2015 from a year earlier, according to FICO.
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The Health Minister said she expected a final report on the occurrence by the end of March at the latest.
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For reasons left obscure, this occurrence coincides with power failures and the appearance of inky black monoliths all over Earth.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have turned the unprecedentedly high fundraising that propelled them to the majority in 2018 into a regular occurrence.
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Nieuwenhuis also adds that paying for design, including on rebranded products, is a normal occurrence in other lines of business.
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The pursuit of change must go beyond calling attention to a specific occurrence, a specific person, and a specific administration.
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"Here's a woman who was a college graduate and who lived a fairly good life until some occurrence," he said.
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According to EarthSky, the astronomical occurrence is owed to the tilting of the Earth's axis as it orbits the sun.
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The simultaneous occurrence of these three shows strikes me as an opportunity that museums are on the verge of missing.
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Consumers may be unaccustomed to discovering their Uber driver is a woman, but it could become a more common occurrence.
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In Pernambuco, a north-eastern state whose prisons are overstuffed even by Brazilian standards, violent deaths are a frequent occurrence.
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We surprisingly don't hit traffic and arrive at our first meeting 218 minutes early, a rare occurrence in my family.
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As I see it, being 100 percent heterosexual is a rare occurrence, and sexuality and sexual orientation is a spectrum.
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While I was teaching there it was a rare occurrence for a person of color to have a solo exhibition.
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A few blocks into the ride, Firas saw the checkpoint, a rare occurrence in a quiet, residential area like Mesaha.
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Running into rival pirate ships is a somewhat rare occurrence, but there's always the fear they're out at sea nearby.
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A suppression of prospective memory caused by the dominance of the brain's habit memory system is an almost daily occurrence.
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Childbirth may be a wonderful occurrence, but as Cardi B found, it definitely was harder than she thought it'd be.
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Or you can't get into one panel (a common occurrence), so you wander into another and learn something completely new.
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They tried to protect their towns when Nigerian troops fled the front line (a common occurrence until early last year).
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"It's such an odd occurrence that that whale would decide to breach right in front of a ferry," he said.
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This is the second vandalism occurrence at Trump National; the first came shortly after the 2016 presidential election in November.
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The former exception is a once-in-a-hundred-years occurrence that is unlikely to happen again in our lifetimes.
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It can be such a devastating occurrence to be swatted or to have your personal information released through doxxing online.
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Drink and drugs were requisite, and destruction of property––from bongs to bones to Volkswagen Jettas––was a common occurrence.
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Luckily for Kim Kardashian, she'll never have to know the pain of such a tragic occurrence because according to Vogue.
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Some say the facility is still home to its former inmates, with ghostly screams and mysterious noises a common occurrence.
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The court proceedings, scheduled to last nearly eight weeks, will be filmed for archival purposes, an unusual occurrence in France.
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Doctors will be required to document "the occurrence of a face-to-face encounter" with home patients, the agency writes.
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The occurrence rate of death, expressed as a percentage of all the ReShape Balloons implanted through April 30, is 0.06%.
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It also provides an opportunity to mourn peers who have died—a sad but fairly common occurrence amongst this demographic.
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Because they aren't part of that fault system, their occurrence doesn't change the chances that the big one could strike.
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Both Line 1 and 2 have crossover capability, though it is not a common occurrence, a Colonial spokesman told Reuters.
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An unusual occurrence of superfetation might explain what happened, but one expert believes it may be more complicated than that.
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The occurrence of a shutdown is a manifested aberration of our elected leaders' duty to responsibly provide a functioning government.
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The second occurrence: Mercedes released a new commercial in which Federer goofs his way through different eras of tennis history.
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Media coverage of suicides, she said, has been definitively linked to an increase in their occurrence, especially among young people.
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The authors argued that this survey dispels the myth that finding an animal in produce is a "very rare" occurrence.
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Phil Segner, research analyst at the Leuthold Group, sees this occurrence portending an ominous future for tech stocks, particularly Apple.
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Blackouts are also a regular occurrence at Nyambi, so staffers cannot always sterilize equipment like forceps to use during labour.
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The legend of the Lizard Man started with a strange occurrence in the town of Bishopville, South Carolina, in 1988.
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Del Rizzo pointed me to a reddit thread about the problem where users with AMD GPUs report the same occurrence.
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Welfare rolls have increased dramatically, inner-city schools are atrocious, drug use has skyrocketed, and shootings remain an everyday occurrence.
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Any signs of distress involving these bonds — a rare occurrence — means bigger problems could be underfoot for the financial system.
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The frequent occurrence of such planets means the closest one could be only 10 or 15 light years from here.
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A man-hyena speaking from a treetop is treated matter-of-factly, rather than as a mystical or mystifying occurrence.
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In a rare occurrence, all 13 judges of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in Zarda v.
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Deadly storms are a regular occurrence in the Philippines, and this one had raised little alarm despite being relatively strong.
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He then multiplied these figures together to get a "1 in 129,600" chance of anything other than a random occurrence.
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I get the first Daily Double, and wrestling one away from James — a rare occurrence — already feels like an achievement.
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Dave and I were upset at first, but then after the third occurrence we discussed the issue in more depth.
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Misplacing objects is an everyday occurrence, but finding them can be like going on a treasure hunt without a map.
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An outbreak is the occurrence of disease cases in excess of what's normally expected, according to the World Health Organization.
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Julie Lea, the captain for the Krewe of Nyx, called the incident a "tragic occurrence," according to CNN affiliate WVUE.
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The cyberattack can be detected only upon occurrence, and the hypersonic missile, only seconds or at best minutes before attack.
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The witness said he didn't see police arresting or beating any protesters, a common occurrence under Abiy's predecessor Hailemariam Desalegn.
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If you regularly review expenses, you'll see that something may be an actual problem and not just a onetime occurrence.
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"We apologize to anyone who was impacted by this occurrence," said William Hurley, chief marketing and product officer at Syniverse.
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Numerous challenges, such as a lack of clean, reliable, drinking water to the widespread occurrence of mold compound recovery efforts.
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I once asked some members of BuzzFeed Brazil why exactly it was such a common occurrence among Brazilian internet users.
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USC had a disappointing season while Iowa arguably punched above their weight — far from an uncommon occurrence for the Hawkeyes.
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Violations of this type are so jarring to the psyche, causing us to initially deny, minimize or doubt their occurrence.
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ALBANY — It's an occurrence as uncommon in these parts as a bearhug from the governor or an indictment-free year.
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He began a campaign to discourage managers from using harsh language with underlings, a common occurrence in South Korean offices.
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Gary J. Vrotsos, the listing agent for the property in Cambridge, told CNN that this was not an uncommon occurrence.
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The company did just that during its conference call, apologizing for the norovirus incident and taking ownership for the occurrence.
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This has suddenly become a regular occurrence, happening 29 times since May, according to a CNBC analysis of FactSet data.
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It was the first such game in Twins history, and just the seventh such occurrence in the last two decades.
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Both the United States and Germany made concessions Tuesday, an unusual occurrence in the recent history of trans-Atlantic relations.
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