Some of whom are scared, some of whom are under orders, and some of whom are saving it all for their multimillion-dollar book deal.
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Many of whom back me and many of whom back Hillary, I must say.
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DRUM is a membership-based organization of South Asian immigrants, workers, and youth—a majority of whom are Muslim, a majority of whom are undocumented and a majority of whom are women.
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Plainfield has 50,693 people, 70% of whom are working and one-fifth of whom live in poverty.
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Sinaga had at least 48 victims, all of whom were men, some of whom were assaulted repeatedly.
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The attack hospitalized six with gunshot wounds, one of whom later died, one of whom suffered life-threatening wounds, and four of whom suffered non-life-threatening injuries to their arms and legs.
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It named eight spokespeople, some of whom disagreed with each other and one of whom was promptly sacked.
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The vast majority of the film focuses on a handful of Istanbul cats, some of whom have owners, some of whom split their time between home and the street, and some of whom are feral.
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Lancaster, a desert town, has almost 160,000 people, 51% of whom work, and 23% of whom live in poverty.
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In our interviews, the students — two of whom are African American, one of whom is Asian, and one of whom is Hispanic — indicated that this was intended as a joke, one that they thought would be funny.
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The families of the victims—four of whom died, and nine of whom were injured—were outraged at the lenient sentence.
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At NSU, Daniels was up against eight other student-athletes, all of whom were men, most of whom were football players.
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He blamed 49 individuals, 45 of whom were physically violent and nine of whom were believed to have committed sexual violence.
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The jury consisted of six men and six women, nine of whom were white and three of whom were African-American.
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The participants—some of whom suffered concussions while playing football, and some of whom hadn't—then underwent a series of tests.
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There are currently 23 women serving in the Senate, 17 of whom are Democrats and six of whom are Republicans: Sens.
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I was with two other women: one of whom was doing Tarot cards, the other of whom was doing possibly face reading.
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The CDC reports that 12 people, none of whom have died and four of whom have been hospitalized, have contracted the infection.
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" "You do have the question of the Dreamers: 800,000 young people, most of whom are under 25, most of whom are women.
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But sheriffs in the state's biggest counties — most of whom are newly elected, and all of whom are black — are fighting back.
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Opposition to Kavanaugh's confirmation is particularly pronounced among Democrats, 10 percent of whom support and 52 percent of whom oppose his confirmation.
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"The Campbell board consists of 12 members, 11 of whom are independent and four of whom have been added since 2016," Hushen said.
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The valley is home to nearly 1.4 million people, more than 90 percent of whom are Latino and many of whom are poor.
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The city teems with people, some of whom have amassed world-class wealth, but most of whom live well below the poverty line.
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The United States Golf Association's board of directors has fifteen members, twelve of whom are white, and only two of whom are women.
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"You can have two drug dealers, one of whom is paying off the government and one of whom is not," he had said.
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We conducted a survey with nearly 200 American Muslims, half of whom were immigrants, half of whom were born in the United States.
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"As it happened, readers did too, and I was very fortunate to capture a kind, loyal readership, some of whom tended towards crime fiction and some of whom tended towards romantic suspense, but all of whom found a middle ground in Holy Island."
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The shooter(s) struck six individuals, two of whom died on site and four of whom were hospitalized with reportedly non-life-threatening injuries.
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Crack users, 250 percent of whom were black, got much more jail time than those who used cocaine powder, most of whom were white.
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I also have some amazing friends — some of whom I have known since childhood and some of whom I met through my own children.
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He has hired a crisis counselor to help the 100 vineyard management employees, some of whom lost homes and many of whom are immigrants.
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During the past year, I worked with talented young actors and crew, many of whom are African-American, and many of whom are women.
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So I'd rather lodge a protest vote against these two candidates, neither of whom I like, but only one of whom I fiercely oppose.
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Nine other people were injured, the city's fire department said, five of whom were taken to the hospital and four of whom refused transport.
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They biopsied the ovaries of 13 women with Hodgkin's lymphoma (some of whom received ABVD, some of whom got other drugs, and some of whom took no drugs) and one without, then examined the quality of the samples' filaments, hairlike things that mature into eggs.
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There are currently a record-breaking 102 women serving in the House of Representatives, 89 of whom are Democrats and 13 of whom are Republicans.
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Closure of Medicaid-serving nursing homes would displace workers — 85 percent of whom are women — and elderly residents, over two-thirds of whom are women.
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Yehuda Kurtzer has three children, two of whom have missed some school because of the coronavirus, and one of whom is quarantined for potential exposure.
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Meanwhile, the CDC says 31 states reported 1,243 individual patients, 131 of whom were hospitalized and 65 of whom suffered complications, including pneumonia and encephalitis.
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Barzan then provided other witnesses to the F.B.I., none of whom had seen Ihsan's murder but all of whom said bad things about the Ameens.
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I was surrounded by adults, some of whom had fought in World War I, and almost all of whom had lived through the Great Depression.
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The county has roughly 95,000 residents, about 90 percent of whom are white and about 98 percent of whom were born in the United States.
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I'm honored to serve alongside all of my new colleagues, each of whom I know, and each of whom I greatly admire and deeply respect.
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The shooters unleashed some 1483 shells and struck seven people, five of whom were stabilized and two of whom, as of publication, remained in critical condition.
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Her writers' room is stacked with white guys, some of whom were hired thanks to nepotism, and most of whom have never interacted with Katherine directly.
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There were mixed messages among right-wingers, some of whom said to fall back and some of whom wanted to hold their ground despite police warnings.
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The boys, one of whom was shot in the leg and the other of whom was shot in the foot, were in good condition, authorities said.
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There are hundreds of apps written by more than one million developers, some of whom are hackers, and some of whom are just incompetent at security.
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He and his wife had three boys, one of whom followed him into the telephone company and two of whom received scholarships to Ivy League schools.
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Rick Perry -- all of whom launched the most vigorous assaults on Trump early in the campaign season yet none of whom are still in the race.
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Neiman Gracie has quietly made his way through six opponents in the promotion, none of whom have been remarkable but most of whom he has submitted.
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Worries about foreign interference are more widespread among Democrats, 74% of whom think it's likely to happen and 90% of whom consider it a major problem.
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So far, the company has just 12 employees, half of whom are financial advisors and the other half of whom are working on the product itself.
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We look back on these people — many of whom were caught, most of whom were tortured and executed soon after they were caught — with frightened admiration.
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They also recruited an additional group of 16 healthy middle-aged and older men, half of whom were physically active and half of whom were sedentary.
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The community also mobilized its youth, 90 percent of whom are jobless and many of whom hang out in the streets after the sun has set.
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A number of witnesses were called, including two black men, one of whom identified the killers, and both of whom were threatened with death for testifying.
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They noted that Google has fired 48 people in two years for sexual misconduct, 13 of whom were senior managers, and none of whom received exit packages.
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The study (noticed by Popular Science) surveyed 1,182 Americans, all of whom had an iPhone 6, and a little under half of whom were Pokémon GO players.
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Close to 800,000 undocumented people, 91% of whom work and 0% of whom have a criminal record, would be eligible for deportation if Congress does not act.
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About a dozen lawmakers are expected to attend, some of whom have endorsed Trump and some of whom have not but who are interested in his message.
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The parties are invite-only, limited to a group of about 120 to 150 people, all of whom know Frankl, and many of whom know each other.
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Clinton on the question of whom voters trust to handle terrorism, though she holds a solid lead on the issue of whom voters trust on foreign policy.
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In eight years, Reagan had four chiefs, three of whom made significant contributions to the success of his presidency, and one of whom almost brought it down.
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The same is true of investors, some of whom may decide that Hampton Creek has been treated unfairly, and some of whom may be harder to convince.
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But with its 2016 membership invitations, the Academy added 683 new members, 46 percent of whom were women and 41 percent of whom were people of color.
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Their working-parent juggle endeared them to their subjects, three of whom are mothers in their 40s and all of whom went without as they campaigned, too.
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It has divided artists — some of whom have chosen to boycott the state, and others of whom have chosen to appear there to speak out against it.
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It should also support those women, half of whom live in poverty, who have an abortion for financial reasons, and many of whom would prefer not to.
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THREE OF WHOM WILL BE APPOINTED BY FTR AND TWO OF WHOM WILL BE APPOINTED BY NORDIC MINES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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That was almost the exact inverse of the view among Democratic voters, 85033 percent of whom favored beginning impeachment proceedings and 29 percent of whom were opposed.
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Many other young men (some of whom immigrated at a young age themselves, others of whom are second-generation Americans) have been brought up on similar charges.
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There was no burgeoning group of neo-Nazis at Baraboo High School, he said, just a group of stupid teenagers, some of whom were good people, some of whom were, as Zolper later put it to me, "insensitive bastards," and a small number of whom were, yes, outright racists.
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But every so often, the show comes up with an episode like "Vietnam" and an image like that of a room full of babies, none of whom asked to be born, none of whom will later ask to die, but all of whom will be required to do both.
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Overall, Clinton lost five electors from states she won — three of whom instead cast their votes for former Secretary of State Colin Powell, one of whom voted for Bernie Sanders, and the other of whom voted for Faith Spotted Eagle, an activist involved in protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Today their channel has more than 300,000 subscribers, 80% of whom are from India, and 20% of whom are Indians living mostly in Canada, Dan told BuzzFeed News.
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Around 800,000 people — roughly half of whom are furloughed, half of whom are deemed essential and must work without pay — missed their first paycheck since the shutdown began.
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Why it matters: Depression affects nearly 20% of Americans — 80% of whom will endure a relapse after remission and 30% of whom will have treatment-resistant depression (TRD).
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The high school is populated by Cliffside Park residents, 29 percent of whom identify as Hispanic or Latino and Fairview residents, 54 percent of whom claim Latin roots.
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But both are appealing veep picks for any of the top four candidates still in the race -- all of whom are white and three of whom are septuagenarians.
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The six executives -- five of whom are US citizens and one of whom is a legal permanent resident -- were arrested and detained on corruption charges in November 2017.
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Which means that by default, non-Jews — such as Palestinian citizens of Israel, some of whom are Muslim and some of whom are Christian — don't have that same right.
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Throughout her journey, she shares the cake with residents of the community — some of whom are real people in their natural surroundings and others of whom are professional actors.
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That faculty, some of whom teach every seminar and some of whom rotate in, includes Sherwin Bitsui, Santee Frazier, Joan Naviyuk Kane, Ismet Prcic, Pam Houston, and Lidia Yuknavitch.
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No matter what the women -- none of whom know each other and virtually every one of whom has put their names to the accusations they made against Moore -- say.
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Ratified in a referendum in May 266, it helped end decades of violence between Republicans — the majority of whom were Catholics — and Unionists — the majority of whom were Protestants.
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Ratified in a referendum in May 1998, it helped end decades of violence between Republicans — the majority of whom were Catholics — and Unionists — the majority of whom were Protestants.
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The highest percentage of these were black Protestants, 28 percent of whom heard clergy support for Hillary Clinton and about 20 percent of whom heard ministers oppose Donald Trump.
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Manjarrez said that when he recruited in 2007 throughout the Midwest, his outreach efforts reached about 100,20083 people — 100 of whom completed the application, 22 of whom were hired.
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I worked as an administrator in a pre-K-through-8 school in a community of immigrants, many of whom were undocumented, and all of whom were very poor.
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Before the show, I talked with a number of attendees, nearly all of whom had heard about the allegation against Ansari, and most of whom hoped he'd address it.
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The highest percentage of these were black Protestants, 23 percent of whom heard clergy support for Hillary Clinton and about 20 percent of whom heard ministers oppose Donald Trump.
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As the CEO of a service with 603 million users, Systrom recognizes that he's something like the benevolent dictator of a country more than twice the size of the US. The choices he makes affect the lives of all his users—some of whom are insecure teens, some of whom are well-adjusted adults, some of whom are advertisers, and some of whom are pop singers dealing with an infestation of snakes.
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The altercation left seven people shot, one of whom claimed he was struck by a responding officer and none of whom had, as of publication, been identified as suspected shooters.
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He said that hurts Epstein's accusers, the "vast majority" of whom have expressed interest in participating in a fund to compensate them, and none of whom is represented by George.
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The House version of the bill, HR 85033, enjoys 64 cosponsors, 30 of whom are Republicans, while the Senate version, S 1407, has seven cosponsors, four of whom are Democrats.
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The respondents, some of whom are commercial beekeepers and some of whom are hobbyists, manage more than 15 percent of the roughly 2.65 million managed honey bee hives in America.
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Business Insider spoke to two people — one of whom attended as a guest, one of whom attended as a WeWork member — who went to Rock the Boat parties in 2019.
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In the AIBA study, Charles Butler, the chairman of the association's medical commission, studied 15,000 boxers, half of whom had competed with headgear and half of whom had competed without.
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On one side are veteran Democrats like Representatives Eliot L. Engel, Nita M. Lowey and Jerrold Nadler — all of whom lead major House committees and all of whom are Jewish.
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Pro-Brexit Labour lawmakers who defy their party leadership are likely to encounter the wrath of their activists, most of whom oppose Brexit and all of whom oppose Mr. Johnson.
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Caballero lives in Frisco, Texas, and oversees a team of more than 22 people, some of whom work remotely and some of whom work from the office in Addison, Texas.
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There are also more than two dozen underground bishops, many of whom are viewed with suspicion by the government and a few of whom are believed to be in prison.
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The remaining five (four of whom were from Asian countries whose cuisine had been adapted, and one of whom was Vietnamese-American) all had some degree of problem with it.
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Carried out in Italy, where chili is a common ingredient, the study compared the risk of death among 23,000 people, some of whom ate chili and some of whom didn't.
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And on the other side of the check-in table are voters, some very small fraction of whom attempt to cheat, and an even smaller fraction of whom probably succeed.
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Until recently, the Sackler family — some of whom work at Purdue and some of whom spend their share of the Purdue fortune elsewhere — mostly avoided the firestorm over Purdue's conduct.
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Consider Madison Bumgarner, Santiago Casilla, Matt Cain, Sergio Romo, and Buster Posey, all of whom have been with the team since 2010, all of whom are still performing at high levels, and none of whom—save Casilla—have played a day of major league baseball as anything but a San Francisco Giant.
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Beforehand, about 4 million cases of the virus would appear annually in the U.S., more than 10,000 of whom would be hospitalized and between 100 and 150 of whom would die.
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Last year, Salinas endured its highest number of gun homicides in history: 103 shooting victims, 31 of whom were killed, and almost half of whom were 24 years old or younger.
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Beforehand, about 23 million cases of the virus would appear annually in the U.S., more than 10,000 of whom would be hospitalized and between 100 and 150 of whom would die.
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Ever since Mr Corbyn became leader last September there has been tension between Labour MPs, most of whom consider him unelectably left-wing, and party members, many of whom adore him.
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On a comparable basis, the Apple Music service has 48 million subscribers, 40 million of whom are paying subscribers and 8 million of whom are on a free trial, Apple said.
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It's a television family drama featuring trans teens, queer relationships, foster care families, and an interracial lesbian couple, one of whom is a cop (!) the other of whom is a teacher.
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And the just-announced class of new Academy members for 2017 contains a record 774 people, 39 percent of whom are female and 30 percent of whom are people of color.
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Ralph Norman — both of whom have advocated for Gallagher.
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George Mitchell -- all of whom have denied any wrongdoing.
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By comparison, President Trump has a stronghold on white Evangelical Christian voters, 79% of whom approve of his job as president and 80% of whom voted for a Republican in the midterms.
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On the other hand, I received hundreds of messages on Facebook from women and men, some of whom I knew, but most of whom I didn't, with really beautiful messages of gratitude.
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Several times a week during their residency, artists meet with visitors, some of whom are hopeful residents, the majority of whom are schoolchildren and adults on public tours of the recycling facility.
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Currently, The Plunge has four in-house staff writers, all of whom are male, and 17 freelancers, about half of whom are women, and it conducts focus-group research that includes brides.
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That number is even higher for transgender and gender-nonbinary youth, 54 percent of whom have seriously considered suicide in that same time frame, and 29 percent of whom have attempted it.
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A thirty-year-old conducting a thought experiment about twins, one of whom is launched into space at birth and one of whom remains behind, can illuminate the workings of the universe.
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"We'll look at the choices you've made and match you with a mix of people, some of whom have made the same choices, some of whom have made different choices," Mehta says.
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"The party leadership will have to look at this crop of freshmen members coming in, many of whom have rejected corporate PAC money, many of whom have taken some of the boldest stances on immigration and immigrant justice, many of whom have made racial justice central to their campaigns," Urbina said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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But so, it turns out, have the members of the Trump caucus, two of whom have been charged by authorities with breaking the law this summer, one of whom had to withdraw from a nomination to be the nation's drug czar early in Trump's presidency and one of whom is the President's biggest punching bag in his own Cabinet.
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More specifically, the lesbian who's not a lesbian — she picked up the appellation in high school, converting an insult into an identity — walks into a bar and instantly becomes the object of obsession to a clutch of characters, most of whom desire her, some of whom scorn her, all of whom cannot stop blabbering about her.
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Ahmed Hussein, a refugee father of nine children, one of whom died and five of whom are handicapped, said he and other refugees lacked access to basic treatment and could not find jobs.
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Four years after first opening his Instagram account, Peralta has developed an exceptional following, with more than 231,22016 fans, many of whom are Dominican and more than 24 percent of whom are female.
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These two women, neither of whom has a strong sense of self, neither of whom is in a place to be in any form of a relationship with anybody, have difficulty navigating this.
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The poll showed the SPD's new leader, Martin Schulz, had made a good impression with voters, 67 percent of whom said he was likeable and 66 percent of whom said he was competent.
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The company has launched its debut cohort with 21 students, 100 percent of whom are already in job interviews and 40 percent of whom have already secured new careers in the tech industry.
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Three of the six — five of whom are white and all but one of whom are male — agreed to a request by Variety to speak on the record about the industry's diversity problem.
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When you're with a group of people — some of whom are your friends and some of whom might be acquaintances — it's easy to just stick to talking to the people you're closest with.
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After many years as a line cook, at up-and-comers like Rebelle and Gwynett St., Welle takes pride in her staff, most of whom are friends, and all of whom are women.
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I suspect they made the right calls with Allred and Jones, neither of whom was anointed by the party and both of whom faced primary opponents with more money and with powerful connections.
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Researchers studied a family in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, five of whom had traveled to Wuhan and two of whom had come in contact with an infected relative in a hospital there.
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It's full of lovely appreciations (including two that we wrote) of important people, some of whom are famous, some of whom are barely known but nonetheless made an impact, perhaps even on you.
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Meanwhile, the high costs of child care for families don't translate to high wages for child care workers, most of whom are women and about 0003 percent of whom are women of color.
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The characters, most of whom are kids, are refreshingly authentic.
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Many of whom took to Twitter to voice their concerns.
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Unless Blake is the bad boy of whom she speaks?
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The demonstrators included children, some of whom brought handwritten signs.
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All of whom are intriguing for one reason or another.
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Two other people were later poisoned, one of whom died.
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It has involved six doctors, five of whom advised surgery.
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There are now 32, 18 of whom are Tory MPs.
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Soldiers opened fire on protesters, some of whom were rioting.
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So did foreigners, some of whom also were taken hostage.
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There are 16 candidates total, 11 of whom are Republicans.
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BlackRock's board includes 17 members, four of whom are women.
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The four victims were women, one of whom was transgender.
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Chris Christie, all of whom attracted less than 3 percent.
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Eight people died, four of whom were the terrorists themselves.
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That's worse than millennials, 37% of whom said the same.
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I talked to four doctors, none of whom recommend Hubble.
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She had three children, each of whom are now dead.
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They raised two children, both of whom went to Harvard.
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The group cared for 2023 patients, 24 of whom survived.
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Now there are just 14, seven of whom are retired.
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They had three sons, one of whom died in childhood.
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Dan Donovan -- both of whom were fending off insurgent challenges.
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All of whom, coincidentally, also seemed to be frequent critics.
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The fans, many of whom camped out overnight, were skeptical.
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There is also the matter of whom they are funding.
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Wouldn't you do that regardless of whom she was dating?
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He was one of 21 siblings, five of whom survived.
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It treated 98 critically ill patients, eleven of whom died.
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The report cited 301 priests, some of whom have died.
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It features 34 actors, none of whom are Indigenous Canadians.
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That infuriated the veterans, some of whom refused to disburse.
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The couple have three children, two of whom are grown.
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It has 192 members, all of whom are sovereign nations.
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That's good to remember regardless of whom you're talking to.
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She bore 11 children, only three of whom outlived her.
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Google has over 10,000 employees, most of whom seem happy.
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Sam Brownback, all of whom have endorsed the Florida senator.
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Speaking of whom ... Renee should not take the rejection personally.
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What about their victims, some of whom were their employees?
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The victims — two of whom were Muslim — were US citizens.
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Now, I'm more conscious of whom to come out to.
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Researchers from the University of Miami studied more than 203,000 participants of the National Health Interview Survey, all of whom were at least 65 years old, and 13 percent of whom were still working.
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Responders found five people injured, one of whom was treated for a graze wound and four of whom were hospitalized; as of publication, at least one victim was said to be in serious condition.
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Redbrick tracked the biometric measurements of 2401,400 high-risk individuals from multiple companies over about a year, some of whom completed a Redbrick online program—known as a "Journey"—and some of whom didn't.
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In the next scenario, you are an exceptionally skilled surgeon who has five patients— two of whom need a new lung, two of whom need a new kidney, and one who needs a heart.
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There are people in the movie, too, some of whom really existed and some of whom are composites, but for much of its runtime, the movie treats them as components of a larger tragedy.
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In fact, insurance companies profit from annuities by spreading risk among many buyers, some of whom will live a very long life and some of whom will die shortly after they buy an annuity.
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Under the big blue sick sky, slick with greasy heat, Noor watched him caroom from op to op, all of whom were holding, of course, but all of whom stonefucked his entreaties, of course.
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There are, however, approximately 83 million evangelical Christians in America, well more than half of whom claim to support Israel, and well more than three-quarters of whom claim to give money to charity.
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It has 700 rabble-rousers, all of whom are under the age of 20163 and most of whom are heirs of families in the top 10 percent of the country by income or wealth.
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" Biden's firm stance against the legal protection breaks with the other Democratic 2202 contenders, some of whom have been critical of the law but none of whom have called for it to be "revoked.
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" Biden's firm stance against the legal protection breaks with the other Democratic nomination contenders, some of whom have been critical of the law but none of whom have called for it to be "revoked.
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"I'm working with an extraordinary team right now, some of whom helped me in the amazing Senate race that we ran in Texas, some of whom are new to this campaign," O'Rourke said Sunday.
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The shooter(s) hit four men, aged 1333 to 1323, three of whom took themselves to the hospital and one of whom was found by first responders on the scene; he later died after treatment.
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Yet such devotees, 90% of whom are white and 60% of whom did not attend college, are not on their own numerous enough to give Mr Trump victory in an increasingly diverse and educated America.
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Hawassa Referral Hospital said it had admitted 18 injured civilians since Wednesday, four of whom subsequently died of bullet wounds, one of whom was shot in the head, according to its general manager Zinaw Serniso.
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"One example would be that rather than have a majority Chinese consortium buying the asset, you might have three or four different investors, some of whom are Australian, some of whom are Chinese," Fitzgerald said.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced in a press conference on Tuesday that 600 people left the university campus — 400 of whom were arrested and 200 of whom were let go for being under 18.
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As of early Sunday, the police had detained 1,373 people, most of whom were released soon after but 150 of whom remained in custody, according to the AP, citing the Russian monitoring group OVD-Info.
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He is asking in part because of his sons, one of whom squandered his youth on drugs, another of whom has just stabbed himself to death with a two-pronged barbecue fork — also on drugs.
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Thomas said that his spiritual directors over the years — all of whom know he is transgender, and some of whom have assessed candidates for the priesthood — have privately affirmed his desire to enter religious life.
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Last year, the Academy had its largest incoming class, inviting 322 people to join the ranks of the industry's finest — 23 percent of whom were people of color and 28 percent of whom were women.
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Up against these two will be Mr. Macron's green deputies, 91 percent of whom are entering Parliament for the first time and well over half of whom held no elective office at all last year.
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The staff is responsible for an area of more than 4,000 people and sees about 30 patients a day, most of whom are working class and a sliver of whom, about 10%, are undocumented Haitians.
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"I'm working with an extraordinary team right now, some of whom helped me in the amazing Senate race that we ran in Texas, some of whom are new to this campaign," O'Rourke said on Sunday.
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This is a somewhat bitter pill for some of Sanders's more enthusiastic supporters, some of whom had still nurtured hopes of a convention fight and others of whom are simply very disappointed that Sanders lost.
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But computer workers — most of whom were women — were treated poorly.
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Thus, we are careful of whom we allow to live here.
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But he couldn't save his three daughters, all of whom perished.
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He injured at least five individuals, one of whom refused hospitalization.
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Adam Schiff and Maxine Waters, both of whom are California Democrats.
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The game involves two players, each of whom throw three dice.
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The boat carried 10 passengers, seven of whom were medical patients.
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Monsanto had 22,000 employees, few of whom knew anything about honeybees.
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Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone ... both of whom want a crack at McGregor.
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Flint's residents, the majority of whom are black, were assured by
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KS: Many of whom don't deserve to be in heaven. Right.
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None of whom, obviously, is the source of the trend either.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts -- all of whom have confirmed their attendance.
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Four Democrats voted against the measure, only one of whom — Sen.
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Municipal police, some of whom collaborate with criminals, are not trusted.
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BRITAIN'S parliament houses 650 MPs, each of whom represents a constituency.
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But its Serbs, most of whom live in enclaves, have not.
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His factory employs 550 people, many of whom must work overtime.
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It included 1,503 individuals, 20% of whom counted as savings overachievers.
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He has two daughters, the mothers of whom he's never named.
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They leave their children with grandparents, most of whom are illiterate.
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We lost 2,975, many of whom we don't know their names.
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For many — most of whom are men — the results are uncanny.
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BlackRock's own board includes 17 members, four of whom are women.
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Last year there were 34,916 runners, many of whom wore masks.
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She later lived with two partners, both of whom also died.
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The report was being prepared regardless of whom won the election.
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Rollin' Grocer employs ten team members, all of whom are paid.
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So were her friends, many of whom she had never met.
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Sellers, all of whom were professional sellers — so, dealers or galleries.
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Be careful of whom you take your advice from this week.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), both of whom won competitive reelection races.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), both of whom supported the original plan.
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AI team, many of whom came from Stanford's prestigious AI Lab.
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Republican caucus, many of whom were already disturbed by Gingrich's practices,
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The proposal has divided Democrats, some of whom call it unrealistic.
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They had either seven or eight children, of whom five survived.
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Air strikes caused 519 civilian casualties, 150 of whom were children.
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We talked about our fathers, neither of whom cooked or fed.
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Lapp has twelve siblings, none of whom went into the business.
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At least eight people were hurt, some of whom were hospitalised.
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Rodulfo uses it on every client, all of whom love it.
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About 80 people were there, ten of whom were gilets jaunes.
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Two young women were also injured, one of whom later died.
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Both of whom are in the top ten, even centuries later.
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Joel Rayburn, both of whom have deep experience in the region.
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Books are hand-picked by staff, many of whom are volunteers.
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Beto O'Rourke (Texas), several of whom spoke prior to Harris's session.
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The youngest of whom, I should point out, is Hillary Clinton.
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The union has 150,000 members, 60,000 of whom work in aviation.
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Raymond and Lucy Monk had 11 children, eight of whom survive.
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He has two children, one of whom also became a deckhand.
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Several vice presidents, of whom Iran has many, also tested positive.
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Two judges on the court -- both of whom Trump appointed -- disagreed.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, both of whom endorsed her white opponent.
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There are 184,473 active-duty Marines, of whom 15,885 are women.
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About 3m people live there, many of whom fled fighting elsewhere.
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They have since had three children, two of whom have died.
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The panel listed nine victims by name, all of whom survived.
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We have two kids, both of whom are also American citizens.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, all of whom have since self-quarantined.
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He consulted several doctors, none of whom could specify a diagnosis.
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He was traveling with two others, one of whom was wounded.
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The Dickersons, both of whom are architectural designers, closed in March.
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Hungary has registered 50 coronavirus infections, one of whom has died.
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Hungary has registered 50 coronavirus infections, one of whom has died.
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The last of whom was sentenced this year to life imprisonment.
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Barney Frank (D-Mass.), both of whom have since left office.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, all of whom have left the race.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), both of whom received a B; Sen.
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She has three followers, all of whom appear to be bots.
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Fourteen others were wounded, some of whom are in critical condition.
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The couple had seven children, one of whom died in infancy.
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Seven jurors were seated Thursday, none of whom were white women.
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It carried 2,200 crew, 140 of whom were lost that day.
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They destroy songbirds and raptors, all of whom are federally protected.
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At least eight people were hurt, some of whom were hospitalized.
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The lawsuits involve 20083 people, most of whom are non-U.
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Neither are Sierra's two brothers, one of whom is in prison.
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The bride's parents, both of whom worked in Greensboro, are retired.
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People, many of whom hadn't used Vine in ages, were devastated.
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Let's assume he only loses votes because of whom he loves.
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He is the only candidate of whom Trump seems truly afraid.
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They had five children, all of whom spoke at Friday's funeral.
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It currently has 48 cosponsors, all of whom are House Republicans.
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Lucky's has around 3,100 employees, most of whom are hourly workers.
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He jailed opponents and journalists, some of whom died in prison.
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The House currently comprises 431 members, 233 of whom are Democrats.
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There, the couple raised four children, all of whom became lawyers.
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Kamala Harris -- all of whom are regarded as top-tier candidates.
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Amy Klobuchar and businessman Tom Steyer -- all of whom are white.
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He screamed intermittently at the crowd, some of whom fired back.
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She had three sons, all of whom died before she did.
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He represents some 755,000 Iowans, roughly 90% of whom are white.
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I have four adult sons, none of whom is a smoker.
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Everyone on board was killed, most of whom were Canadian citizens.
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Retail employs 22001 million people, a majority of whom are female.
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"I think it is implausible to believe that 19 people, most of whom didn't speak English, most of whom had never been in the United States before, many of whom didn't have a high school education — could've carried out such a complicated task without some support from within the United States," Graham said in an interview with "60 Minutes" in April.
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AEST Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said at a press conference on Friday that the attack in Nice wounded 202 people, including 52 of whom are in critical condition and 25 of whom are on life support.
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The suspects are described as black male teenagers, one of whom is 5-foot-11, both of whom were last seen wearing ski masks and dark colored clothing, according to an NYPD statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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The ways I learned to think about my own body, keeping it safe and small while I learned lessons about purity from priests — some of whom did evil things and some of whom were always kind.
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William James College wants to bridge the cultural divide between veterans, some of whom view seeking mental health care as akin to admitting weakness, and psychologists and counselors, many of whom know little about military culture.
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Through individual interviews and roundtable conversations, the group (some of whom are currently living with HIV, and some of whom, like Phoebe, are not) discuss how HIV — and the stigma around it — has affected their lives.
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The women — some of whom had worked with Caldbeck and some of whom had met him in the context of seeking VC funding from him — had similar stories of Caldbeck pressuring them to sleep with him.
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The group included 22020 swing voters, half of whom voted for Mitt Romney in 2012 and then flipped to Hillary Clinton in 2016, and half of whom went for Obama in 2012 and Trump in 2016.
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By definition, the question of whom one thinks will put the economy on the better path is closely connected to the question of whom one would prefer to see running the country, an inherently political question.
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The study included 39 people, 31 of whom were exposed to a series of two-millisecond light flashes with changing intervals while sleeping, and eight of whom were exposed to 60 minutes of continuous bright light.
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That was one of the delights of the project: seeing the plethora of personalities, some of whom were familiar names, like Jackson MacLow and Eleanor Antin, and some of whom were totally unknown, like Pooh Kaye.
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The MUFG board is expected to name Deputy President Kanetsugu Mike as Oyamada's replacement on Wednesday, said the sources, one of whom was involved in the decision and two of whom were briefed on the change.
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Trump and Pompeo's lavish display stood in stark contrast to the administration's harsh policies targeting undocumented immigrants — some of whom are survivors of trafficking and many of whom (especially children) are extremely vulnerable to human trafficking.
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He offered zero proof to rebut the varying allegations from eight women -- none of whom knew one another and all of whom told very similar stories about how Moore approached them and what he was after.
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You take these big companies, these trade deals are far bigger than these companies, and yet we don't use our great leaders, many of whom back me and many of whom back Hillary, I must say.
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However, after 19,19583 applied to be En Marche candidates, the party interviewed more than 1,700 of them, and chose 526 candidates, half of whom were women and 219 of whom never ran for political office previously.
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Conservatives and the Christian right turned their attention toward gay male artists like Robert Mapplethorpe and David Wojnarowicz, both of whom depicted male desire in their work, and both of whom had been censored by museums.
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Some of whom I've fucked, some of whom we've just met for beers or coffee, some I ended up marrying, and some I fell in love with and travelled over continents and oceans to be with.
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"I'm working with an extraordinary team right now, some of whom helped me in the amazing Senate race that we ran in Texas, some of whom are new to this campaign," O'Rourke told reporters on Sunday.
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The researchers also gathered an additional 14 active people from other sports, including cycling and swimming, all of whom were fit but none of whom had done much if any running in the past two years.
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His estimate includes players in baseball's vast minor league system, though, none of whom are in the union and some fair number of whom — thanks to baseball's lobbying with Congress — make less than the minimum wage.
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Populating these ships are wild enemies from a few base varieties, all of whom look like brightly colored 2D sprites straight out of the Doom era, and all of whom just want to make your job difficult.
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Among the performers, many of whom helped with the making of O'Daniel's film, were three bands and four American Sign Language storytellers, each of whom approached the night with their own interpretation of the Deaf Club theme.
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Large-scale, extended school closures could wreak havoc on the city's enormous school system of 1.1 million students, about 750,000 of whom are low-income and many of whom rely on school for meals and medical care.
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The criminal groups have also cultivated widespread support among local residents, some of whom have found lucrative employment with the gangs and many of whom are happy to pay the far lower prices for black-market fuel.
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He now employs more than 100 people in South Carolina, 93% of whom are African Americans and 70% of whom are women, says Jonathan Metcalf, a veteran of Obama's 2008 campaign who serves as Steyer's state director.
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So Ricky Gervais was only saying what many people in Hollywood were thinking when he poked fun at the association's members, some of whom seem stuck in another era and others of whom have a language barrier.
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Four people said they were Tesla owners — one of whom specified that he had an old-school Roadster, one of whom said they had both an X and an S — but this would not impair their judgment.
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Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine said a pilot study of 40 people, half of whom were healthy and half of whom had the syndrome, showed their potential biomarker test correctly identified those who were ill.
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A 2009 study published in the "Journal of Vascular and Interventional Neurology" looked at over 4,000 people, about half of whom were either current or former cat owners and half of whom had never owned a cat.
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Four others were severely injured, one of whom died six years later.
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There are dozens of raters, all of whom are at least bilingual.
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The company has four regional presidents, all of whom report to Pichai.
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Lindsey Graham, both of whom have so far refused to back Trump.
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Their first meeting had eight girls, three of whom were Burgess's daughters.
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In total, five people were charged — four of whom have pleaded guilty.
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Georgia Tech Police arrested three people, one of whom is a student.
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In February 57,000 people arrived in Greece, half of whom were Syrian.
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Sarah Palin, both of whom are rumored to be on Trump's shortlist.
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Well, specifically, the hummingbird, many of whom love hanging out with Pratt.
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That was thanks to two teachers, one of whom was my mom.
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Its leaders, the most prominent of whom live in exile, are elderly.
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Tim Kaine, both of whom have advocated a Syrian no-fly zone.
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Nine are women, some of whom campaigned for the right to drive.
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Three of those were DART officers, two of whom have been released.
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Marketplaces are meant for genuine, independent sellers, many of whom are MSMEs.
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All three of whom—ROZES, MØ, and Alina Baraz—are vocal contributors.
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Cameron H. Thomas, all of whom died in Afghanistan; and Staff Sgt.
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Sulzer's board will consist of seven members, three of whom represent Renova.
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So far, five people have signed up, two of whom have died.
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But entrepreneurs, some of whom regard Mr Son as superhuman, are delighted.
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His own aides, many of whom refused to carry out his orders.
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Around 2.4 million have been displaced, the majority of whom are children.
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Researchers looked at 34 participants, 17 of whom were experiencing suicidal thoughts.
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Now it has over 100 million users, most of whom are teens.
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We're like two cousins, each of whom thinks she is the prettier.
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It would include about 103 people, some of whom would be elected.
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The proposed legislation has over 200 cosponsors, all of whom are Democrats.
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Many have been detaining including 89 journalists, 37 of whom were imprisoned.
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It has 2700 customers, with over half of whom buy a bottle.
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More than 2m people suffer, half of whom have lost their vision.
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The workers producing these items, most of whom were female, suffered hugely.
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It employed more than 30 journalists, about half of whom were foreigners.
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Almost 870,000 Rohingya fled there, about 660,000 of whom arrived after Aug.
|
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Billionaires Stanley Druckenmiller and Ken Langone — both of whom support Ohio Gov.
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They injured two police officers, one of whom later died in hospital.
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Two policeman were hit, according to Reuters, one of whom was killed.
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About 40 people were injured, of whom some were in critical condition.
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Mr Nkurunziza's youth militia terrorises his opponents, many of whom are Tutsis.
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"It's a composite," Clark told me, though of whom she wouldn't say.
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This was particularly true for evangelicals, 81 percent of whom backed Trump.
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The women, none of whom reported being infertile, took the survey online.
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But there's a pretty small universe of people of whom that's true.
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That case involved seven Twitter users, all of whom were subsequently unblocked.
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Another 12 people were injured, none of whom suffered life-threatening injuries.
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The Senate's version has 42 co-sponsors, none of whom are Republicans.
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Americans wish to have a president of whom they can be proud.
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The adult instructors, all of whom survived, did not address their concerns.
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Beto O'Rourke, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg, all of whom were on stage.
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The victims include more than 8,400 individuals, many of whom are elderly.
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Bruce Babbitt of Arizona, both of whom became secretaries of the interior.
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Malaysia has two finance ministers, one of whom is the prime minister.
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The photos showed about 40 other guests, none of whom had brownface.
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It listed eleven suspects, the last of whom was one MANSON, CHARLES.
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A. We have 1,550 employees, 85 percent of whom work in France.
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The city's misfits, of whom she is one, are being pushed out.
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Are anti-fascists, some of whom express openness to violence, onto something?
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Uniper now has about 13,300 employees, of whom 4,700 are in Germany.
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There are also several doctors in Congress, many of whom are Republicans.
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His bandmates, the youngest of whom is 212, match the intensity perfectly.
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Six cases involved pregnant women, two of whom miscarried, the CDC said.
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She and her husband have seven children, two of whom are adopted.
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There were 42 people aboard, all of whom were rescued, officials said.
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All the while he chatted with patrons, some of whom were regulars.
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The men, the highest ranking of whom was a captain, requested asylum.
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In those episodes, 438 people were shot, 138 of whom were killed.
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Three suspected traffickers were arrested, two of whom are confirmed Spanish nationals.
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The breach startled residents, many of whom were sitting down for dinner.
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But it had a mere 260 participants, 21950 of whom were white.
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Ms. Wilson was with two sisters, one of whom was also stabbed.
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In those episodes, 438 people were shot, 993 of whom were killed.
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Habibie leaves behind two sons, neither of whom is involved in politics.
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That does not pass muster with Hindus, most of whom are vegetarian.
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Amy Klobuchar — both of whom have polled poorly with voters of color.
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Sixteen attorneys, some of whom served in Republican administrations, signed the statement.
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And 85% of whom say the news media has a negative effect.
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They had three children, two of whom Edison nicknamed Dot and Dash.
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Today, the company has 25 employees, most of whom are in Dublin.
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Inside were 25 to 30 people, most of whom were already drinking.
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Stewart Jones in South Carolina, both of whom sponsored their states' bills.
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So Latinx migrants, a majority of whom were undocumented, filled this void.
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She was one of 14 children, many of whom died in childhood.
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Police officers, some of whom jumped barricades last night in UC Berkeley.
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Her bill currently has 85 co-sponsors, all of whom are Democrats.
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Mathew Golsteyn — both of whom were pardoned by the president last month.
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Buzzi died with the other two pilots, one of whom was British.
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Thirteen people were killed and 14 wounded, one of whom died later.
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Then Brown started hiring scientists, most of whom had no food expertise.
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It now has around 40 members, all of whom are full-time.
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They had 11 children, one of whom, Richard Jr., died in infancy.
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America depends on Dreamers, many of whom give back to their communities.
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Lauren Underwood, both of whom hold districts Trump carried narrowly in 2016.
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She stopped to assist the bikers, some of whom were critically injured.
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There were three Sackler brothers, all of whom made gifts to Tufts.
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Every one of the 290 passengers, 66 of whom were children, died.
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The students included five of her grandchildren, one of whom was injured.
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Approximately 50 are from the US, one quarter of whom are billionaires.
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You've made an exception for two people — both of whom you love.
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Panic and mayhem seized the crowd, many of whom were young teenagers.
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It has 1,350 hourly workers, about 600 of whom have accepted transfers.
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Ed Markey, both of whom backed Warren early on in the campaign.
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Authorities said they had processed 1,100 people -- 600 of whom left willingly.
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He was the youngest of seven children, two of whom died young.
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She was one of 14 children, most of whom died in childhood.
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Fourteen health workers were infected, of whom four died within eight weeks.
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Only 12 people showed up (one-quarter of whom were my family).
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It seats 55 customers, each of whom pays at least about $190.
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It's also about Mexican emigrants living abroad, many of whom are undocumented.
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They are afraid of Republican voters, most of whom strongly support Trump.
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The school has 1,148 students — 22.6 percent of whom are African-American.
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Not any different from my fellow interns, many of whom were white.
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There are 321 million Americans, of whom about 74 million are children.
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Among a certain sector of people, some of whom I work with.
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As if there could be a misunderstanding of whom the DJ is?
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The president says something outrageous—this time Donald Trump told four black and brown-skinned Democratic congresswomen, all of whom are US citizens and three of whom were born in America, to "go back" where they came from.
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In doing so, Trump managed to change the subject by casting protesting NFL players — the majority of whom are black; all of whom were drawing explicit attention to racial inequality — as a danger to the ideals of America.
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For stories about a recent scientific study, it's ideal for a story to have at least two sources, one of whom participated in the research and one of whom is in the same field and can give context.
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DuVernay directed the first two episodes of the series and recruited a roster of seven talented women to direct the remaining 11 — many of whom are new to TV and a majority of whom are women of color.
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On any given Sunday morning, network news shows host panels of journalists, nearly all of whom are fluent in the esoteric details of Clinton's email practices, but many of whom couldn't tell you how Trump's tax plan works.
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Fakhrawi and his twin brother were linked to the militant activities of eight other suspects named by BNA, some of whom were arrested as early as 2013 and two of whom were designated as fugitives, one in Iran.
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I'm sorry, but this is a slap in the face to literary writers everywhere, many of whom toil in relative obscurity all their lives, and some of whom literally risk their lives to write and publish their work.
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Within minutes, he says, he started receiving a slew of emails alerting him to friend requests from other Facebook users -- none of whom he knew and all of whom had Arabic names and lived in the Middle East.
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That latter win expanded the Florida electorate by an estimated one million new voters, many of whom were predicted to favor Democratic candidates, and a small fraction of whom could have easily swung the Senate and gubernatorial races.
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That's because he actually wants to win, and this election will be decided by actual DNC members, many of whom have been in party politics for quite some time and the vast majority of whom backed Hillary Clinton.
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Atomic Culture has brought together a powerful group of artists from the southwestern US, many of whom are making work at the confluence of art and activism, and most of whom are too rarely exhibited in New York.
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He mingled easily with the players on both sides, many of whom he already knew — and a few of whom, like Ernie Els, the assistant captain of the International squad, he has played golf with since becoming president.
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But Kayla Cromer and Maeve Press are just as charming as the sisters — one of whom is a high-functioning autistic savant, and the other of whom is a misfit teen struggling to fit in with her classmates.
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On Friday, Mr. Barrow addressed the growing members of the Gambian diaspora, many of whom left the country years ago fearing oppression under Mr. Jammeh, who routinely jailed opponents, some of whom died under questionable circumstances in prison.
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And I did it with two people — my two best friends in high school, one of whom is now an opinion editor at the New York Times, and another of whom is a history professor at Harvard University.
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Evansville, Indiana: 0 dead, 4 injuredSoon after 2:30 AM, an altercation at Mann's Bar & Grill escalated into a shooting, which left four individuals injured—two of whom needed immediate surgery and two of whom received emergency room treatment.
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"Judicially expanding the church-plan exemption to cover religiously affiliated entities", the brief reads, "would affect an enormous number of employees...many of whom do not share their employers' religious beliefs—and most of whom perform purely secular jobs".
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The search, which is being conducted without a recruiting firm, has identified candidates all of whom are Venezuelans and most of whom are former PDVSA executives, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be named.
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If you really want to give your child some food for thought, though, the PBS app comes highly recommended by several of my colleagues, none of whom have children but all of whom have your best interest at heart.
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In January of 2016, Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs added 683 new members—46 percent of whom were female and 41 percent of whom were people of color—to the judging pool as a way to diversify the academy.
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The shooter ultimately hit 25 more people (including at least three minors), three of whom died on the way to hospitals in neighboring cities and seven of whom required surgery and were, as of publication, still in critical condition.
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Most imagine the epicentre of the American homeless epidemic to be San Francisco—where there are 23,22 homeless people, of whom 2100,270 live outdoors—instead of New York, where there are 79,000 homeless, of whom just 3,700 are unsheltered.
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Common sense and history confirm this, yet progressives and congressional Democrats — not one of whom voted for tax reform and all of whom vow to repeal tax cuts and increase taxes if elected in November — take an opposite view.
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All of whom have fantastic hair, so Moore was definitely in good hands.
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In 1960, America was home to 20173m immigrants, 75% of whom were European.
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They both employ immigrants, some of whom may benefit from the DACA program.
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The shooter(s) hit four individuals, one of whom died at the scene.
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I polled eight people in total, three of whom were not Netflix subscribers.
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Many of whom were not too happy when I said goodbye to them.
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It's painful to say goodbye to these colleagues, many of whom are friends.
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Japan believes 17 of its citizens were abducted, five of whom were repatriated.
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It was named for his father and grandfather, both of whom were Admirals.
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There were also 16 delegates from ethnic minorities, three of whom are women.
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Steven Palazzo (R-MS), none of whom responded to a request for comment.
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Seven borrowers, all of whom attended for-profit colleges, filed the lawsuit Tuesday.
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The duo's best friends — one of whom officiated the ceremony from the ocean!
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It currently has around 45 employees, many of whom are based in India.
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Seventeen policymakers participated at the September meeting, of whom 10 had a vote.
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He was not the tall, good-looking prince of whom I had dreamt.
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New Hampshire voters — most of whom are independents — are known to break late.
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The survey questioned 2200,21 adults, 22 of whom have Obamacare or Medicaid coverage.
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They also have many grandchildren, the oldest of whom is 18 this year.
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MEPs, most of whom are fighting for reelection, will get one final say.
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It's a serious question for watchmakers, most of whom are traditionalists at heart.
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Facebook's board is made up of eight people, two of whom are women.
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There are 2928 superdelegates nationwide this year, eight of whom come from Iowa.
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This plays well among Serbs, 64% of whom see NATO as a threat.
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Thirteen arrests have been made, all of whom are Sri Lankans, police said.
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They are our troops, of whom we are, and should be, justly proud.
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The FCC is led by five commissioners, one of whom serves as chairperson.
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An emotional Poroshenko conceded defeat to his supporters, some of whom were crying.
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He inherited his wealth from his parents, both of whom worked for ExxonMobil.
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Three young women were caring for the infants, most of whom were boys.
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The team is still lean, with seven employees, most of whom are engineers.
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Abbott said the Brights had three daughters, one of whom is currently pregnant.
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It is home to 261m people, half of whom are younger than 33.
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The combined studies included information on 3,268 caregivers, 76.7% of whom were women.
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That still leaves a lot of rejects, many of whom are clinging on.
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An international force of 28,2360 remains in Afghanistan, of whom 2000,26 are Americans.
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The injured individuals, all of whom survived, are not being identified by PEOPLE.
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Yet there is one candidate of whom more brilliance might have been anticipated.
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Julie and Norbert — the latter of whom clocks in at just 3½ lbs.
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For the first time it has three women, one of whom is Hispanic.
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Some of whom will have to wait until next year for their refund.
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IQE supplies wafers to multiple chip companies, some of whom supply to Huawei.
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A moderate Peronist, of whom there are several, would be a tougher opponent.
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Each of whom seeks to operate like a "small monarchy" says Mr Omelyan.
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This infuriated Saudi women, some of whom would like to drive to work.
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University presidents want racially diverse classes of students, all of whom feel welcome.
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It has more than 4,000 members, around 1,200 of whom own a Tesla.
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The show teems with interesting characters, any of whom could become its center.
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Many of whom, turn to crime, because of the lack of employment opportunities.
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Mr Obama has 97m followers, of whom an estimated 78% are actual people.
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They have a population of around 3,000, about 90% of whom are Aboriginals.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio, all of whom hope to be that candidate.
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Illinois has an estimated 511,000 undocumented immigrants, 183,000 of whom live in Chicago.
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That was good for urban consumers, but hurt farmers, many of whom protested.
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Labour also gained two disabled MPs, both of whom are disability rights activists.
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Not according to restaurant owners I spoke with, many of whom feared being
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Teams are permitted four foreign players, one of whom must come from Asia.
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It has 168,000 employees worldwide, 7,500 of whom are in the United Kingdom.
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Raul Labrador and Amash, both of whom switched to Cruz after Kentucky Sen.
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Bradley Byrne and Martha Roby, both of whom face challenges viewed as credible.
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He has 115 employees, many of whom have been with him for decades.
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The opportunity gap for her students — most of whom loved STEM — was obvious.
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There were 10 different race leaders — eight of whom led double-digit laps.
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Obama made four appointments to the court, the oldest of whom is 53.
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The startup employs close to 20 people, most of whom are software developers.
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These candidates all had different opponents, none of whom were named Donald Trump.
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On Tuesday, Kosovo police arrested 19 police officers, 11 of whom were Serbs.
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She is a single mom of 13 children, ten of whom she adopted.
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Rod Blagojevich's sentence, both of whom appeared on "The Apprentice" reality TV series.
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Their offerings attracted 2200 million people, a third of whom attended free events.
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There are roughly 184,000 active-duty Marines, about 15,800 of whom are women.
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Instead, the party has picked a candidate of whom 87% of Hispanics disapprove.
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Many feel let down by their MPs, almost all of whom supported Brexit.
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The poor, many of whom lack bank accounts, would need to be included.
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Hospital officials said 18 people had been admitted, of whom five had died.
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Democrats have four candidates, each of whom has their own base of support.
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United States, three of whom joined the WIRED25 festival in San Francisco today.
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In 2018, Latino Victory endorsed 58 candidates, 43 of whom won their elections.
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Nguyen and Duran, both of whom are Democrats, were appointed with unanimous support.
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All of whom were given their chance but were suspect from the first.
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It's snarling, and the question of whom it's going to bite looms large.
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In turn, people tweet and email her suggestions of whom she should cover.
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The delay has left fishmongers, many of whom oppose the move, in limbo.
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It's not to help poor people, nearly all of whom now have cars.
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They have three grown children (one of whom has passed) and eight grandchildren.
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Of those, eight have died, seven of whom were included in the study.
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And what about their families, many of whom moved with them to Korea?
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Beto O'Rourke (Texas), neither of whom is setting the primary race on fire.
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Lynch's bill so far has 21 co-sponsors, none of whom are Republicans.
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Warren had three older brothers, all of whom later served in the military.
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The poll surveyed 2,009 adults, 1,85033 of whom are registered voters, from Jan.
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He had 12 siblings, five of whom died in childhood from curable diseases.
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Federal prosecutors have charged 51 people, some of whom have already pleaded guilty.
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They had 2 children together -- one of whom passed away shortly after birth.
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Flake (Arizona), the latter of whom announced just before the 9:30 a.m.
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Witnesses described the women, one of whom was wearing a hijab, as Muslim.
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She banded together volunteers, many of whom were regular patrons of her diner.
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Tax cuts should play well with voters here, most of whom will benefit.
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He represents San Jose's one million residents, 20133 percent of whom are immigrants.
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It has 17,000 undergraduate students, many of whom come from low-income families.
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Beside her lay 85 Eritrean men and women, one of whom was pregnant.
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I've never felt threatened around these guys, many of whom I consider friends.
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In total, 446 people answered their survey, 97 percent of whom were men.
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Vera in turn retains attorneys, many of whom work for immigration-advocacy groups.
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That's because of whom it was with: President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan.
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The gym currently houses around 10 Thai fighters, 3003 of whom are champions.
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It has some 100 employees at this point, many of whom work remotely.
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Eight female artists are featured, all of whom have contributed works on paper.
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Tlaib, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, all of whom had spoken up for Palestinian
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There are 537 Indian prisoners in Pakistani jails, 483 of whom are fishermen.
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Duchenne typically affects boys, many of whom must use wheelchairs and die young.
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It employs 4,500 people, 70 percent of whom work in its telecoms division.
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Christie's has 25 licensed auctioneers in New York, five of whom are women.
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She homeschools her five children, the youngest of whom is seven years old.
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Hundreds of people, some of whom had been waiting since 3:30 a.m.
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In 2015, they contacted 2315,2138 homeowners, 225 of whom returned to the program.
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His devoutly Catholic parents had nine children, of whom he was the last.
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She isn't like the others, some of whom know exactly what's going on.
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More than 1,000 people perished in those riots, most of whom were Muslim.
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They eventually recruited 95 young men and women, none of whom currently exercised.
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BRAC has about 100,000 full-time staff, 8,000 of whom work outside Bangladesh.
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The same wasn't true for the affected West Africans, 11,000 of whom died.
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He's used to catering to students, many of whom often come from abroad.
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They found previously unknown half siblings, some of whom had attended camp together.
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Max was the eldest of six children, five of whom survived into adulthood.
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That reignited anxiety among retailers, some of whom have canceled parts of orders.
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And both have millions of users, most of whom keep their use private.
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Arrest warrants were issued for 11 suspects, eight of whom are in custody.
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I am the youngest of seven children, five of whom survived, until now.
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Prosecutors have arrested three suspects, all of whom worked in the shipping industry.
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Overwhelmed doctors are faced with the difficult decision of whom to treat first.
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Nearly 20183,22018 people have tested positive, almost 23 percent of whom have died.
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Workers, many of whom are unable to work, have not received financial assistance.
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One of whom, alas, happens to be the president of the United States.
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One of whom, alas, happens to be the president of the United States.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, both of whom are currently running for president.
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Thirty-five executives, most of whom were women, chose to share their experiences.
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He apparently molested generations of female gymnasts, most of whom weren't financially disadvantaged.
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They raised two sons, one of whom is active in the art world.
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The survey included 262 students, of whom 158 were full-time MBA students.
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She cares for her in-laws, one of whom is fragile and diabetic.
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Brown's appointment expands Outerwall's board to eight directors, seven of whom are independent.
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He unnerves people in South Korea, few of whom want war in Korea.
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Another group, "overseers," some of whom report to Mr. Dalio, monitor department heads.
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The actors, many of whom were in tears, were given a standing ovation.
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The virus has infected more than 20,000 people, 400 of whom have died.
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Mr. Kaskel offers us five different people, all of whom are feeling shocked.
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Teenagers, many of whom can't yet vote themselves, seemed excited about the prospect.
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We're going to help them confirm their nominees, many of whom are disqualified?
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His first clients were unwed pregnant women, many of whom wanted illegal abortions.
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Take, for instance, John Walters and David Murray, both of whom currently work
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This chamber consists of 2,980 deputies, most of whom are Communist Party members.
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More than 900 travelers responded, of whom a majority, 59 percent, preferred takeoffs.
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The scope of whom it represented, or attempted to represent, was radically expanded.
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Nike has defined its brand around star endorsers, many of whom are black.
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Of the 214 passengers, all of whom were family members, nine were killed.
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The company employs roughly 22008,216 people, nearly 217% of whom work in Germany.
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That contrasts with current retirees, of whom 903 percent retired before age 65.
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Tim Ryan, all of whom have day jobs they can go back to.
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Those injured in the shooting include police officers, two of whom remain hospitalized.
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We'll be talking to governors, many of whom are here in Washington. Gov.
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Two Democrats, one of whom is reportedly planning on switching parties voted no.
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Ninety-six victims landed in the hospital, 27 of whom developed kidney failure.
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His government has prosecuted and imprisoned critics, some of whom wound up dead.
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Jonathan Byers and Mike Wheeler, both of whom are brothers, are two possibilities.
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This was especially true among the uninsured, 40% of whom made this request.
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Bernie Sanders — the latter of whom has proven the second-most durable candidate.
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Sunday's protesters, many of whom were dressed in all black, were largely peaceful.
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A bigger room downstairs held hundreds more, many of whom had the sniffles.
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In 2016, his clinic had over 2500 patients, 85% of whom were foreigners.
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On Sunday, four more prisoners died in Manaus, three of whom were beheaded.
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It now has 127,000, of whom 20,000 have registered for an email list.
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The ad had many creators, none of whom was eager to be named.
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The charges involve four women, three of whom were minors at the time.
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That included 654 people evacuated from Wuhan, all of whom had tested negative.
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His new cabinet is composed of loyalists, many of whom served Mr. Mugabe.
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They were my classmates and friends, too many of whom never came home.
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On Wednesday, the university identified the six victims, all of whom were students.
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To be aware of the implications of whom you're attracted to and why.
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The High Court ruled on seven lawmakers, some of whom had already resigned.
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The praise came from some of the most controversial figures on the right, many of whom have emerged in the wake of Trump's political rise, and some of whom have at times been accused of harboring racist and extremist views.
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Shopify is one of Canada's biggest tech success stories Shopify is one of Canada's biggest tech success stories Walmart's marketplace has 18,000 sellers, 36 percent of whom make at least $2 million in sales — all of whom sell on Amazon!
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He also had little difficulty attracting fighters from disaffected Sunni tribes in Iraq, most of whom had little money or means of acquiring it, but many of whom had arms they had either stolen or bought from the collapsed national army.
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Her writers' room is stacked with white guys, some of whom were hired due to nepotism, most of whom have never interacted with Katherine directly, and in all her years as the show's host, she's never hired a female writer.
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When presented with retinal images of two patients, one of whom suffered a cardiovascular event in the following five years, and one of whom did not, Google's algorithm was able to tell which was which 70 percent of the time.
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Trump countered with a paean to New York's spirit of resilience on 9/11 that resonated greatly with most members of the media, many of whom live in New York and most of whom share New York's socially liberal values.
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And then to be able to sit down with six gentlemen, four of whom have been locked up since they were teenagers, all of whom have been incarcerated longer than I have been alive, I think that was a sobering moment.
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Eastern, but the lobby is already abuzz with attendees, some of whom will be competing and some of whom are just there to watch the marvelous sight of many hundreds of heads bent over grids of black and white squares.
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Alongside some well-known lower-league stalwarts, they have Jordan Bowery, Nicky Hunt and Jay Simpson on the books, all of whom have Premier League experience and the latter of whom was second-top scorer in League Two last term.
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Their number includes two female moderates, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, both of whom support abortion rights, and one of whom — Ms. Collins — has already declared this week that she would not support a candidate hostile to Roe v. Wade.
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It has been this argument, however, that has been used to justify arrests and detentions of more than 1,200 pregnant women — some of whom sought to terminate a pregnancy but most of whom went to term or experienced a pregnancy loss.
|
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Nowhere is this more evident than in its principle woman characters, all of whom look like they could've been bought out of an (especially colorful) sci-fi stock catalog, and all of whom are actually fleshed out, complex, and fascinating.
|
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What has made the last three seasons interesting mirrors the 1980s: A close, vicious battle between two teammates, with different public images, each of whom is at the height of his racing powers, each of whom appeals to a different audience.
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But for their part U.S. central bankers, a few of whom opposed the Fed's two interest-rate cuts so far this year and two of whom wanted even bigger rate cuts, generally stuck to their scripts, some more literally than others.
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Though this is her story, Wiener-Dog herself is really just the connective tissue between six different owners, all of whom love her and treat her relatively well, none of whom have enough stability in their lives to make it stick.
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Gouw launched Acrew with Lauren Kolodny, Mark Kraynak, Vishal Lugani and Asad Khaliq, all of whom worked previously at Aspect and all of whom are partners, except for Khaliq, who joined Aspect in 2016 and remains a principal for now.
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The pollsters, most of whom had Trump winning it by six or seven points.
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Five hundred persons, of whom many are well known, have been flung into prison.
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Dozens more have since been arrested, around a quarter of whom have pled guilty.
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Regardless of whom you supported at the polls, this past year has been exhausting.
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She still sees her old friends - many of whom are surviving by selling sex.
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Time has 24 performers, each of whom has committed an entire book to memory.
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There are 2307 defendants charged, two of whom are facing criminal charges, Reuters wrote.
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Democrats are relying on to take back the House, many of whom haven't raised
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Mike Rogers, both of whom testified at a high-profile public hearing on Monday.
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The shooter(s) hit three men and one woman, all of whom were hospitalized.
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Our last resort, though, was the grandmothers, both of whom live out of state.
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We contacted their community leaders, both of whom had trained on the AMAR program.
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Take Misty K. Snow and Misty Plowright, both of whom are running for Congress.
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He's released a list of 21 potential successors -- all of whom are very conservative.
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Countryman spoke to a somber crowd, many of whom had signed the dissent memo.
|
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A new breed of cryptocurrencies has risen, many of whom have solved Bitcoin's shortcomings.
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The government said there were nine suicide bombers, eight of whom had been identified.
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Of the injured, three are police officers, two of whom are in serious condition.
|
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At least 209 Palestinians have been killed, 141 of whom Israel said were assailants.
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But the partners who didn't participate — most of whom were men — lost weight, too.
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Take Bono's, or Archbishop Desmond Tutu's, both of whom appear on the book's jacket.
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Two of the sources, both of whom work at the embassy, confirmed the dismissals.
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The prison houses 1,500 inmates, some of whom rights activists describe as political prisoners.
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And such well-trained doctors, so many of whom have left or been killed.
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The group was small, with only eight members, about half of whom actively post.
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More than half served in the military, nine of whom were US Army generals.
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Nine House of Representatives Republicans, none of whom are involved in party leadership, attended.
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More than 1,300 of whom have either lost their lives or been reported missing.
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Mr Reed interviews McLemore's friends, some of whom did not realise he had died.
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Sheila Jackson Lee last August and has 31 cosponsors, all of whom are Democrats.
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Enter witnesses who work for the President all of whom have no partisan background.
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THR: Carol and Morgan — neither of whom believe in killing — are both out there.
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One of whom — Facebook — is even throwing an AI/human hybrid at the problem.
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Six children live in the home, five of whom are Reed's, according to WLTW5.
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The university said that three people were arrested, one of whom is a student.
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It involves picking a few trustworthy contacts, each of whom must download an app.
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Protesters, some of whom waved Mexican flags, shouted "F--- Trump" and immigration-focused slogans.
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Leeds's Jews, many of whom live in the constituency, have tended to vote Labour.
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The accused spies, one of whom had previously been expelled from Poland, eluded capture.
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The airline has around 3,300 pilots globally, two-thirds of whom are union members.
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Mediaload currently employs 30 staff, 11 of whom work on the Myanmar-focused business.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, both of whom describe themselves as democratic socialists.
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Evans, meanwhile, is focused on convincing moderate swing voters (most of whom are white).
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Many of whom came from local refugee resettlements and have since continued working there.
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Fuchs tagged multiple other women in the post, all of whom work at Goop.
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Another eight, many of whom have committed to backing Clinton, will go as superdelegates.
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At least 205 Palestinians have been killed, 139 of whom Israel said were assailants.
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I was particularly interested in the latter two players, both of whom are Black.
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It's got over 30 producers and co-producers listed, zero of whom are women.
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He recruited thousands of volunteers, many of whom had never been involved in politics.
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It's full of people, most of whom I don't like, and who smell odd.
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Bernie Sanders — both of whom have been leading names in American politics for years.
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Agility has 20 employees, about half of whom support the construction of the robots.
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Last year, Apple claimed to have busted 29 leakers, 12 of whom were arrested.
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Many have jobs, mortgages and American children, some of whom do not speak Spanish.
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At Jersey City Medical Center, 66 people were treated, 13 of whom remain hospitalized.
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Kamala Harris, both of whom have consistently polled near the top of the group.
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Seventeen policymakers participated at the November policy meeting, of whom 10 had a vote.
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Take the criminal barristers, of whom there are about 4,0003 in England and Wales.
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It has about 150 patients, most of whom were brought in by their families.
|
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Financial worries haunt the population, 77% of whom have less than $2 a day.
|
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It featured three store workers, two of whom collapse into two towers of mattresses.
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The military said troops faced some 10,000 Palestinians protesters, some of whom threw grenades.
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They have two dragons at Winterfell, both of whom could easily outmatch Viserion together.
|
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According to KOAT, there were five children on the bus, all of whom survived.
|
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The scandal has implicated several other businessmen and politicians, all of whom deny wrongdoing.
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The attack left 48 injured, of whom 29 were still in hospital on Wednesday.
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Israel has killed at least 202 Palestinians, 137 of whom it said were assailants.
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The second office, US Senate, features only two candidates, both of whom are Democrats.
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It then descends upon the little birdies — most of whom are kids and teenagers.
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The parents are queer women, one of whom is Black the other one white.
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Behind her stood a row of women, one of whom is even noticeably pregnant.
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In 2017, the nonprofit assisted 800 people — more than 300 of whom were children.
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At least 208 Palestinians have been killed, 141 of whom Israel said were assailants.
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Michèle has many interactions with women in this film, all of whom have names.
|
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In fiscal year 2015, 235,413 immigrants were deported, of whom 139,368 were convicted criminals.
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But she knows plenty of women, many of whom write for her blog MotheringintheMiddle.
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The country has a large, young population, many of whom are potential air passengers.
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Thousands of Cubans fled Castro's dictatorship, many of whom settled in the United States.
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It serves low-income families, many of whom are seniors or who have disabilities.
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And of course, once again they make the correct decision of whom to eliminate.
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Financing is tight for homebuilders, the majority of whom borrow to fund their projects.
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Each grade had about 25 students, many of whom had been together since kindergarten.
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Currently, Sister Kate has 11 full-time employees, 10 of whom are Merced natives.
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He also admitted to visiting prostitutes, one of whom testified against him during trial.
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Corley surveyed 233 high net-worth individuals, many of whom are self-made millionaires.
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First responders and civilian bystanders applied tourniquets to 27 people, all of whom survived.
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The Hill spoke to four GOP donors, three of whom raised money for Trump.
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With the additions, BlackRock's board now has 20 directors, of whom five are women.
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Alia promises to change that for millions of people, most of whom are women.
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Motherboard spoke to several users of the sites, one of whom confirmed his password.
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Both of whom do plenty of other things beyond send us the occasional article.
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Walmart has more than two million employees worldwide, many of whom work at checkout.
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His citizens—many of whom did not realise that refusal meant default—voted no.
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Support for Brexit was strongest among pensioners, around 60% of whom voted to Leave.
|
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Yet nearly 66 million stood by her, many of whom remain intensely devoted supporters.
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Seventeen Fed policymakers participated in the July meeting, 10 of whom had a vote.
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It is opposed by nationalists in both countries, some of whom have held demonstrations.
|
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Twenty Republicans opposed the measure, many of whom are centrists from swing-state districts.
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There are 79,000 homeless people in the city, most of whom are in shelters.
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A single shooter shot multiple people at my office, some of whom are dead.
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The list contained 10 journalists, seven of whom are American, according to the report.
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Ann Kirkpatrick (both of whom are currently running for congressional seats), or State Rep.
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He's surrounded by men in masks, some of whom heckle him with Shiite slogans.
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Angus King -- both of whom caucus with the Democrats -- to actually join the party.
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Other provisions expanded coverage to millions of Americans, many of whom were previously uninsured.
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Some of whom were being questioned as to why they hadn't spoken up sooner.
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About 600,000 Muslims, some of whom arrived during Europe's migration crisis, live in Austria.
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McFarland appeared alongside three other ambassador nominees, all of whom were confirmed in August.
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Today, the hotel lures curious spectators, some of whom believe the property is haunted.
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It's a lesson he teaches his own children, all of whom work in sports.
|
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Hundreds of counter-protesters, many of whom were with antifa, showed up as well.
|
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Israel has killed at least 201 Palestinians, 136 of whom it said were assailants.
|
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Every day 96 people die due to gun violence, seven of whom are children.
|
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She turned to her two sisters for help, each of whom lent her $2,000.
|
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Nine of the victims were Italian, most of whom worked in the apparel trade.
|
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But progressive activists, some of whom protested at Pelosi's office Tuesday — along with Rep.
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Lee got married and had three daughters, one of whom married an American citizen.
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Her appointment expands the Goldman board to 14 directors, 11 of whom are independent.
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The arm has "a couple dozen" employees, all of whom came from Kraft Heinz.
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It is based on anonymous sources, some of whom are connected with Ecuadorian intelligence.
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The indictment said there were five alleged victims, three of whom were underage girls.
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The hospitals treated more than 50 people, some of whom died from their injuries.
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He had a professional staff, many of whom were veterans from his father's administration.
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The tally is now two black civilians, eight cops (one of whom was black).
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I.), both of whom are leaders of the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee (DPCC).
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All of whom have helped fill out a picture for the special counsel's office.
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It surveyed 5,045 adults, of whom 85033,513 were deemed likely to vote this fall.
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Today, the fortune is split among 13 family members, 11 of whom are billionaires.
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He filled it with swamp-like creatures — of whom Scott Pruitt is the swampiest.
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Cerro Matoso has more than 1,200 employees, 520 of whom belong to the union.
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The case involves five other suspects, none of whom hold public office, Fazekas said.
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This means rural hospitals serve older patients, a number of whom are military veterans.
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That includes the Board of Directors, every one of whom should be terminated immediately.
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Compton has 96,000 people, 40% of whom aren't working, and 23% live in poverty.
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I chatted with some of the students, few of whom were native to Suqian.
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The hearing was attended by only two Democrats, both of whom disputed its premise.
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The district's population is 704,85003 people, only 2 percent of whom are African-American.
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Imagine two adversaries neither of whom knows what new weapon the other will field.
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It is nauseating that Cruz and McCain (neither of whom is Jewish) targeted a
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Grigson also drafted 38 players — 18 of whom finished the season with the Colts.
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Israel has killed at least 204 Palestinians, 138 of whom it said were assailants.
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It required architects, one of whom Putin found in the ultranationalist academic Alexander Dugin.
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The domestic violence survivors, all of whom were black, had their occupancy permits revoked.
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Inside, we see only Germans, many of whom are students; the food is cheap.
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We are also worried about those arrested with her, some of whom are ill.
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There are an estimated 8 million war victims, 7 million of whom are displaced.
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Ukraine's armed forces now number some 240,2000, of whom just over 40,000 are civilians.
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Somehow this does not concern GMs, many of whom are being screwed by this.
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That means almost a third of Alipay users, most of whom live in Chia.
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Group C is completed by Borussia Monchengladbach and Celtic, neither of whom are pushovers.
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Not surprisingly, marijuana use peaks among 12th graders, 6 percent of whom use daily.
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" Greenberg devotes a long section to "Several Dead Women of Whom I Was Fond.
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Many of whom raised their price targets or upgraded the stock following the results.
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Plasma clotting factors were used by American hemophiliacs, many of whom died of AIDS.
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Shyamalan offers a trio of main characters, all of whom we have encountered before.
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The study observed 600 black men, 201 of whom did not have the disease.
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He maintains close ties to lobbyists, one of whom is a top campaign adviser.
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That includes the staff of Hyperallergic, all of whom are currently working from home.
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One woman joined late, with her two daughters, one of whom was breast-feeding.
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Prosecutors also charged two former Goldman Sachs bankers, one of whom has pleaded guilty.
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Kay Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall, both of whom are Republicans, for comment.
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The couple had six children, two of whom died early; they are still married.
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Eight Mile Rock has some 43,300 residents, roughly 400 of whom live in Pinedale.
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Ten percent were younger guys, all of whom had an extreme Jean-Ralphio energy.
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Rescue crews freed two people from the debris, one of whom was seriously injured.
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The department initially tested 80 people, 16 of whom were found to have problems.
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We're told the bailiffs -- all of whom work for the L.A. County Sheriff's Dept.
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Around 60 participants were brought into the lab — 30 of whom underwent the MRI.
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That would mean around 130,000 newly registered voters, not all of whom will vote.
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Children as young as 8 were caring for toddlers, some of whom lacked diapers.
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The M.D.C. holds about 1,800 inmates, only about 3 percent of whom are women.
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This time, Naruhito was flanked by 13 family members, 11 of whom were women.
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One 34-year-old player has three children, the eldest of whom is 12.
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There are 33 US attorneys, all of whom report to Justice Department higher-ups.
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The company had employed more than 100 people, about 30 of whom will remain.
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Uttar Pradesh is home to 220 million people — one-fifth of whom are Muslim.
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Especially college coaches, many of whom complain about graduate transfers while aggressively recruiting them.
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The bombers, one of whom was a woman, were all Sri Lankan, officials said.
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And his friends—many of whom I had previously rejected—lashed out in jealousy.
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She consulted a wide range of specialists, none of whom could find anything wrong.
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Europeans in their 30s, he said, many of whom take selfies with the beverage.
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Polari proved popular amongst choir boys, dancers, and actors, many of whom were gay.
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His children — of whom I am the oldest — deserve that peace of mind too.
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Ms. Gerard discussed the situation with colleagues, one of whom lived in the complex.
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Here's a breakdown of whom he interacts with, what he tweets about and when.
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A total of 3,877 passengers disembarked, several of whom proceeded to Miami International Airport.
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Norway has confirmed 212,21 people infected with the coronavirus, of whom 211.0896 have died.
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By 2016, Elk's population had fallen to 30,480, 23 percent of whom were white.
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Madonna and Brad Pitt, each of whom have multiple homes, own carpets from both.
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The district serves about 200,000 students, 0003 percent of whom are Hispanic or black.
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He was outnumbered by guards, many of whom wore protective face masks and gloves.
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I first learned about Mario through my grandparents, both of whom are avid cruisers.
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People with pending visa requests, some of whom have waited years, will be barred.
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I was raised around recovering alcoholics and addicts, many of whom fought in Vietnam.
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They were confronted by at least 100 militants, some of whom carried sophisticated weapons.
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Ultimately, per Variety, seven jurors were chosen, none of whom were Law & Order fans.
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He followed the men outside, one of whom he recognized as a regular customer.
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The men, many of whom played high school or college basketball, aren&apost paid.
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But it would split Democrats, a handful of whom are agitating for Trump's impeachment.
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Aker has roughly 15,000 permanent employees worldwide, 2,500 of whom are based in Britain.
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They had two children, both of whom died in an automobile accident in 2008.
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This is up to the victims, some of whom I've been in contact with.
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Yifter had seven children, most of whom live outside Ethiopia, The Associated Press reported.
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Reuters was unable to contact the accused, all of whom have denied the allegations.
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Activists reported multiple injuries among the protesters, at least two of whom were hospitalized.
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Michael Bennet out of the race, both of whom suspended their campaigns Tuesday night.
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This was true even of presidents, some of whom were extremely careless about spelling.
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Seventeen people showed symptoms, some of whom were taken to the hospital, he said.
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The room is now made up of 11 writers, seven of whom are women.
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Of Xinjiang&aposs 20 million residents, 49% are Uyghurs, most of whom are Muslim.
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If Smith-Schuster is anywhere near 100 percent, Seattle's rebuilt secondary — Legion of Whom?
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The voice cast is full of name actors, some of whom have genuine appeal.
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The case involved about 100 defendants, most of whom the court acquitted on Thursday.
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Those in the service professions, it's reasonable to assume, most of whom are women.
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One of whom is missing an eye, making him, I'm sorry, even more lovable.
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Her colleagues, several of whom help narrate, uniformly remember her as an extraordinary character.
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It has 3,300 employees, 20186% of whom are covered by a collective bargaining agreement.
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She is the mother of eight children, most of whom are settled in life.
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Today, there are nine million Israeli citizens, about 1.9 million of whom are Arab.
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Additional employees, many of whom were already friends with Bunn, all share Bunn's passion.
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At least 206 Palestinians have been killed, 140 of whom Israel said were assailants.
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The activity to remember the fallen is substantial, most of whom are non military.
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Nones, many of whom grew up within evangelicalism, often still affirm faith in God.
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"We have to settle the debate of whom do we protect more," he said.
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