I used to live in Germany and I like to visit once a year, and also I go on a trip once a year to somewhere new!
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Because when you only do it once a year in the annual performance review, what else in your life do you do once a year that you're good at?
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WILLIAMS: OK. GUTFELD: They hired -- PERINO: Once a year.
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Happy basketball-ing; March Madness comes but once a year.
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So, you only need to go once a year, tops.
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I go see a Twins game once a year. Yes.
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Some isolated places see a priest just once a year.
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About 10% of adults smoke at least once a year.
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Also, once a year, when we ask people can donate.
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We try to go canoeing at least once a year.
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Fake news was just something that happened once a year.
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It's kind of nice to be special once a year!
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Once a year, you can request a credit limit increase.
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Sometimes Dad would come home, but only once a year.
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Domain revenue is typically reoccurring but only once a year.
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But Apple really only refreshes this software once a year.
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She returns to America once a year to visit family.
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New rankings will be issued once a year, in September.
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Arab summits typically happen once a year, usually in March.
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Normally, I'm lucky if someone comes in once a year.
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He played concerts with his trio there once a year.
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Some are calculated only once a year or less frequently.
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Set it in motion and revisit it once a year.
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C. It only needs to be taken once a year.
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Yeah, we get these chances usually just once a year.
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The Medal of Valor is typically awarded once a year.
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He tries to do it at least once a year.
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"If you are healthy and have no chronic conditions then once a year for an annual physical to the internist and once a year for your flu shot is at least the minimum," he said.
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Staying — because once a year, I really want that gravy boat.
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I do it once a year to slough away my sunspots.
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The Red List is typically updated at least once a year.
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Decisions to approve the applications were only made once a year.
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You buy the printer and you're using it once a year.
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I lose my temper once a year, and that was it.
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After all, this shopping event only comes along once a year.
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Like, maybe once a year or something I'll clear my cookies.
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We keep thinking that it is only once a year, right?
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Additional ExpensesSpotify: $36, paid once a year Day One 7 a.m.
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"It's special because it only happens once a year," Meyvis said.
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I.' with "The Voice" and each would air once a year.
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Prior to that, the transits only occurred about once a year.
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Prior to that, the transits occurred only about once a year.
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Imagine the human that only tells a joke once a year.
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Maybe once a year, I'm vaguely aware that something happened. Right.
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They breed only once a year, not twice, as dogs do.
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It plans to repeat that workshop at least once a year.
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About once a year, a series comes along that scares me.
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I paid her car note, insurance, and tags once a year.
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Prior to July, the transits occurred only about once a year.
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The city offers whale meat in school lunches once a year.
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"I've even had clients who come just once a year," he says.
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To track your progress, revisit your number once a year, LaRiviere said.
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The bigger ones -- magnitude-8 and over -- happen about once a year.
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I get there and, holy shit, it's Lush's once-a-year sale!
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The average commercial jet will be struck by lightning once a year.
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About 290% of Americans shop at Walmart at least once a year.
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Dingo puppies aren't super common, with adults breeding only once a year.
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Pixar, has released a new film about once a year since 1995.
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"If I'm lucky, like once a year he'll cook me," she laughs.
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But shockingly, this most sacred of holidays only comes once a year.
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Malani suggests pulling your report for free once a year at AnnualCreditReport.com.
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Like Cyber Monday, Amazon Prime Day only rolls around once a year.
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Boosting diversity Coral reproduce once a year, usually around a full moon.
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I still get Gorant candy once a year from my insurance guy.
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It previously was conducted once a year, typically during May and June.
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You should swap out smoke-alarm batteries at least once a year.
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We try to capture a little of that feeling once a year.
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Once a year, an envelope with the results arrives in the mail.
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"If that's too frequent, then once a year is fantastic," she said.
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The Global Terrorism Database releases public data on attacks once a year.
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Doing so once a year is great; more frequently is even better.
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Once a year it's Afropunk season—it's everything for a black creative.
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And there's a training for ATACs once a year, so there's that.
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I return to Ohio once a year for the Fourth of July.
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A very special day comes around only once a year: Pi Day.
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"She would come like once a year with a friend," she said.
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Nowadays once a year all Major Leaguers Wear Jackie Robinson's number, 42.
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PA: I think once a year an event would not be enough.
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You can do so at no charge once a year at www.annualcreditreport.com.
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"There are some types we make only once a year," he said.
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Amazon offers some workers up to $5,000 once a year to leave.
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Democracy building goes far beyond voting once a year in an election.
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The most humane methods require mares to be treated once a year.
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They meet quarterly and agree to induct approved emojis once a year.
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You'd go once a year or something and have this big experience.
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Once a year he dons a JD.com uniform and delivers packages himself.
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Nuba's women also wrestled once a year in conjunction with the harvest reaping.
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Image: GoogleGoogle's big once-a-year developer conference kicks off Tuesday May 8th.
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It's a dance that they do once a year under a certain moon.
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It's a month-long time-travel trip that only happens once a year.
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I come here once a year during the summer to visit my family.
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Deforestation rates are published once a year through a different satellite system, PRODES.
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"A hangover should be something that happens accidentally once a year," she says.
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"Raising rates once a year is not going to do it," he said.
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Father's Day only happens once a year—might as well make a lobster.
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The cave itself is only opened once a year in a special ceremony.
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In the Jewish faith, Lamentations is only read in Temple once a year.
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TanDEM-X only passes over the same spot on Earth once a year.
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For long-term investors, Anspach advises rebalancing no more than once a year.
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We fill this up about once a year; it heats our well water.
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Under that umbrella, we really only get a supermoon about once a year.
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Christmas-only parishes, catering to the once-a-year crowd, are one avenue.
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It's a perennial herb that's harvested only once a year in the spring.
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Defections by active-duty soldiers are extremely rare, once a year or less.
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"I'll find a guy attractive maybe once a year," she told the magazine.
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Now, I try and take a take break at least once a year.
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Some families, like Santa, should only visit but once a year, if that.
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When I am on a beach is very rare, like once a year.
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These days, he said, he is recognized no more than once a year.
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Birthdays come once a year, but the excitement around them lasts … possibly forever?
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I'd have lunch with him in his office once a year in April.
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Here, once a year, I can see everybody in a very short time.
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Fortunately for me, this early childhood burger trauma came but once a year.
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Once a year, the ship also removes all hazardous materials from the island.
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She danced in another group, but it would only perform once a year.
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Though we only march once a year, love save lives every single day.
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Once a year, the most notable names in this research are in attendance.
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The company has been changing it once a year for nearly a decade.
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The project noted that, once a year, Reykjavik's air is very, very bad.
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She remains well, but returns to MD Anderson once a year for scans.
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Ford said that she comes to Delaware once a year to visit family.
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Check for any leaks in your investment accounts at least once a year.
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We're lucky if we see him once a year (and always with her).
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Once a year I go to Dr. Roy Geronemus for a barnacle removal.
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Roughly 303,000 of the patients return once a year for checkups and visits.
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When you only cook something once a year, you never really get used to it, and you're probably cooking it while hanging out with people you only see once a year; there's just way too much pressure put on Thanksgiving.
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"They might fight like this once a year, at something like Angels," Nik says.
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She only saw her parents once a year, a fact which saddened her greatly.
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Inspectors conduct unannounced visits about once a year to people who have a license.
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Mermaids only walk on land once a year in one place, and it's there.
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Even a government shutdown won't prevent NORAD from completing its once-a-year mission.
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Unlike an adjustable-rate mortgage, these loans adjust immediately rather than once a year.
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It has no penalty APR and it waives a late payment once a year.
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The patients' blood pressure was checked over 48 hours at least once a year.
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And since Halloween is a once-a-year event, most companies don't even bother.
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Like households, language is tidied and renovated, but constantly rather than once a year.
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Anyone can get a copy for free once a year from Annual Credit Report.com.
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The membership review period is open only once a year, typically in the spring.
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At least once a year, borrowers should submit their employer certification form, she said.
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The leaders, known informally as the Three Amigos, usually meet about once a year.
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Once a year, every country club has a club championship for the best players.
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Freitag recommends people review their annual Social Security statements at least once a year.
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But now, some companies are auto-enrolling their workers more than once a year.
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The once a year deals that blow every other deal out of the window.
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But if you're the president, getting roasted once a year comes with the territory.
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For most Medicare recipients, the once-a-year time to shift coverage is now.
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Unlike power prices, which typically move once a year, gas prices move every month.
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But in that 45 minutes we expect you to come in once a year.
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I think if they gave it to us once a year, that'd be great.
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We were allowed to visit once a year and call three times a year.
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We have customers who come in once a year and update us on life.
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" – Beauty and the Beast "Once a year, go someplace you have never been before.
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Some of us costume ourselves exactly once a year, on or around Oct. 31.
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After all, getting truly useful employee feedback shouldn't be a once-a-year ritual.
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Because of distance, my tween daughters and I visit my parents once a year.
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They only have one Chicana feminism class here that they offer once a year.
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But there's a reason why we can only handle eating it once a year.
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Decadent parties, festive decorations, once-a-year meals and … a whole lot of messes.
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But because it only bloomed once a year, it was not a total success.
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I rarely drink it, maybe once a year, far less than sherry or Madeira.
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Mr. Guevara returned to El Salvador about once a year to see his wife.
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The date will need correcting only once a year (at the end of February).
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Once a year, Formula 1 drivers meet locals at the "Stars in Cars" festival.
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Set up a calendar reminder to update your info at least once a year.
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Right now, states are required to recheck a person's Medicaid eligibility once a year.
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Make sure that you pull reports from all three at least once a year.
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This Canadian Town Comes Alive Once a Year, as Thousands of Snakes Mate 47.
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"Something most people don't go into more than once a year" is LABOR. 30D.
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"In Ireland, once a year, we have a Kiss a Ginger day," she said.
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There was a time when you would come on more than once a year.
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The victims were allowed to shower once a year, according to the district attorney.
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These are the 10 things to do at work at least once a year.
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Once a year, you can't run a sudden cardiac arrest or emergency medical drill?
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The best haiku by foreign enthusiasts like myself are only selected once a year.
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The same for pumpkin pie I have once a year, and Valentine's Day chocolate.
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The committee holds a hearing once a year, around the anniversary of the Sept.
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It's not some crazy strategic introduction, or one of those once-a-year type things.
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But Super Bowls are once-a-year events, that can be accommodated in other locations.
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But unlike an adjustable rate mortgage, these loans adjust immediately rather than once a year.
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"My mom tells that story once a year on my birthday," Patterson says while laughing.
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And we use the Homeless World Cup as this kind of celebration once a year.
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Christmas comes once a year, but this style star serves up glamour all year long.
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Once a year, it will also invite a few hosts to a company board meeting.
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And I'm over in Australia about once a year, so there'll be plenty of opportunities!
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Here's how to get the most out of those once-a-year pie charts: 1.
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Still, this is hyper-specific UI for a holiday that comes around once a year.
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He only visits his California home once a year – but the freezer is still stocked.
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Those who qualify for the discount can apply once a year, up to four times.
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Once a year a domineering chairman might face the public at the annual general meeting.
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Lola Miller still makes it out to the park once a year, and she's 100.
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Timing: Apple typically releases its major updates to iOS once a year, in the fall.
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Conversely, CPI reflects a fixed basket of items, with weights adjusting only once a year.
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The Crunchies happen only once a year, so we have a limited basis for comparison.
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Get your 'doo trimmed, your teeth crowned — and cough for the doc' once a year.
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Disney has raised prices at least once a year since, well, since it opened basically.
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We fill this up about once a year, at about $550 for a full tank.
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Once a year, the day comes when we can truly express our Star Wars fandom.
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"I only get flowers once a year for my birthday," she says in the episode.
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"Halloween comes once a year, yet scary credit cards are always lurking," the survey says.
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American presidential elections take place every four years, and English soccer championships once a year.
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A. I go at least once a year with my family, mostly in the summer.
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Erickson on an old upright piano, which was tuned once a year for the occasion.
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So about once a year, rebalance your portfolio to match your long-term allocation targets.
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I should feel lucky to be published once a year in the New York Times.
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You could get charged an annual fee once a year just for having the card.
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But unlike an adjustable-rate mortgage, these loans reset immediately rather than once a year.
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More high-profile families just take these kinds of photos more than once a year.
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But for some, it happens once a year — in the form of a tax refund.
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Many were artists from the Kent area, who, once a year, use Brown's anagama kiln.
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Refineries typically bring down units at least once a year for maintenance work, limiting production.
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"Certain dives to the floor, I'll say, 'Yep, that's a once-a-year,'" Nick says.
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I still watch it at least once a year (on July Fourth weekend, of course).
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We had to go to the main capital to do so, maybe once a year.
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But once a year, normally near Christmas, he takes my two brothers and me shopping.
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Females enter estrus only once a year, for a very short time in the spring.
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After Bert left for Virginia, Ruth saw him maybe once a year at family gatherings.
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In the years since, I usually visit Kosovo at least once a year, often more.
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Apart from a brief break for maintenance once a year, the mill never stops working.
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It's kind of like riding a bike, one that you only ride once a year.
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Your pet does too, so get the teeth checked at least once a year. 6.
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A short suspension of that kind is routine and usually happens about once a year.
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A once-a-year occurrence could knock stocks off all-time highs into year-end.
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You build this thing that becomes a successful thing, it's a once a year thing.
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So if once a year I want to beat myself up for it, just let me.
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Eligible shoppers need to reapply once a year and are eligible for up to four years.
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A good soundtrack is an art — one well worth disrupting your beauty sleep once a year.
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Once a year, he presents the children's home with a check from all the money raised.
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This is your once-a-year chance to celebrate our southern neighbor's 1862 victory over France.
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Now, Once A Year is being reprinted as an extended, redesigned edition, by Dewi Lewis Publishing.
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David Hurn put me in touch with James, and he published Once A Year in 1977.
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"That was the last time we texted," says Daniel, who visited the family once a year.
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By federal law, you're entitled to a free report from all three companies once a year.
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Traditionally, Mrs Guo says, most people have only eaten dog once a year, if at all.
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Our birthday only comes once a year, and on this day, most of us eat cake.
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It's a once a year kind of purchase, and I put it on my credit card.
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He also dined once a year with Venner, de Benoist said, until his death in 2000.
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"Once a year we have a Seth and Blair day — we dress up," joked Brody, 37.
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Though I don't know if we can justify something bad happening to them once a year.
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In the wild, Elkhorn corals only reproduce once a year, following the full moon in August.
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"The holidays see the once-a-year travelers come in droves with their families," Leocha says.
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A pale pink climbing rose, it looked lovely in bloom—but flowered only once a year.
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"It's a really good show," Ventimiglia admitted, sharing he and Evans trade messages once a year.
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"You can get it once a year from each of the three major credit reporting agencies."
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Yeah, and that you would go once a year or something and have this big experience.
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But there are catches: It'll cost money, and you can only do it once a year.
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ONCE a year the little seaside town of Essaouira, in Morocco, reclaims its lost Jewish community.
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And I only see them once a year — partly because I don't feel comfortable going home.
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The goal is to only have to bring each bike in for maintenance once a year.
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Once a year Amy Kule's work goes up in smoke, literally, with millions of people watching.
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Grout: Once a year Tackle scrubbing the grout in your shower (or any tiled surface) annually.
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But once a year, there's a day that brings my chocolate-hating side into the spotlight.
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Once a year, news stories typically surfaces about Japan's Ueno Zoo and their escaped animal drills.
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On average, bear attacks occur at the park about once a year, according to the statement.
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And it will fly over the road every 8 days, as opposed to once a year.
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The corals only spawn once a year, however, so stakes were high for the research team.
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My dad takes my two brothers and me shopping once a year: the week of Christmas.
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Once a year, it seems, a public uproar mounts over the loss of another wildlife icon.
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So, hopefully, today we'll find something that I can definitely do more than once a year.
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The camp runs just three days once a year, but the impact on participants is profound.
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Now we actually have a music writing school that happens once a year for four months.
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Once a year, we're inundated with story pitches for our popular 52 Places to Go list.
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Quolls are prolific breeders, producing litters on average of five to eight babies once a year.
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And once a year, Mullin lets the public join in to get their asses kicked too.
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He runs Distributed, a 2000-page magazine about cryptocurrency that comes out about once a year.
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The congress also meets only once a year, making it difficult to get legislation approved quickly.
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But they are now local heroes of sorts, bringing in tourists at least once a year.
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Income and payroll taxes are, in a theoretical sense, collected once a year in mid-April.
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The nearly 3,000 congress delegates meet once a year to loyally approve legislation, reports and budgets.
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Once a year, the tracks of this decommissioned Brooklyn subway station come roaring back to life.
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Traditionally, this happens around once a year: Parliament is prorogued, and a new parliamentary session begins.
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But new devices don't normally replace their predecessors on a steady once-a-year schedule, either.
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Fans of show will recall that Kevin makes his famous chili at least once a year.
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Inspectors make unannounced visits to our city's 24,6 or so restaurants at least once a year.
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Menstrual cups range in price from $20 to $40 and are replaced about once a year.
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Small towns in Massachusetts, Maine and Connecticut also hold town meetings at least once a year.
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Prices like these only come along once a year, so act fast before everything sells out.
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Using information from a questionnaire one time only or even once a year simply doesn't work.
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You should check your credit report at least once a year, if not more, she said.
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The balls are weighed and inspected about once a year, and replaced roughly every two years.
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But for American spirits drinkers, Irish whiskey is clearly no longer a once-a-year fling.
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Once a year, the school canceled classes for a day of dental and nondental charitable work.
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But for some, it does happen once a year — in the form of a tax refund.
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Once a year, workers at its fulfillment centers are offered a chance to leave the company.
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At least once a year, it's worthwhile to do an audit on your third-party apps.
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Make more of it, or it's only once a year and there's a lot of risk.
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Many of them only see each other once a year to prepare for the overnight endeavor.
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My dad takes my two brothers and me shopping once a year, during the week of Christmas.
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"Why is this a conversation that we only have once a year," she asked her co-hosts.
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Some adjustable-rate mortgages increase their rates once a year based on what the central bank does.
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"Today, to be honest, I maybe tutor her once a year in person," she told the outlet.
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My father's bipolar cycles, with hospitalizations at least once a year, somehow became normal for our family.
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The exam is only held once a year, so for those taking part, it's do or die.
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Once a year, they held a sex ritual where several men would inseminate them in one evening.
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That's about $1 billion per launch, since the rocket is slated to fly only once a year.
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Apple refreshes its privacy pages once a year, usually a month or so after its product launches.
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For all the Reformation buffs out there, you know that this sale only happens once a year.
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U.S. steel mills typically adjust their prices once a year, normally in the first quarter, Altepeter said.
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I'VE COMMITTED TO GO BACK OVER AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR AND WORK WITH THEM ON THIS.
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She could visit her family in Poland once a year, or she could take a holiday abroad.
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ADULTS take the adage "Christmas comes but once a year" as an excuse to splurge on gifts.
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And then you decided, instead of disclosing it once a quarter, to disclose it once a year.
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TIRRELL: SO YOU'VE DRAWN THE LINE AT SORT OF 10% OR LESS THAN 73% ONCE A YEAR.
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Plus, you only do this once a year, so you may as well get the fresh bird.
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Once, a year ago when Mark Zuckerberg was getting raked over the coals in front of Congress.
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Diva Cups cost about $40 and it's recommended that you replace it at least once a year.
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To satisfy that once-a-year mega-craving for snacks, some restaurants are offering stoner-friendly specials.
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Republicans and Democrats from both chambers face off once a year, with all proceeds going to charity.
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It's an event that happens about once a year, but it's rare to see an eclipse's totality.
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Once a year, on the day after Christmas, a heavy, desolate, unique kind of depression consumes me.
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H-1B visas are assigned through a lottery once a year by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Once a year, for a week or so, the photographer visits Poland, where her father still lives.
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Medicare currently covers prostate cancer screening tests once a year for all men age 50 and over.
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And they will have to take the Fed's bank health test only periodically, not once a year.
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The big gifting holidays come just once a year — unless you're a Loot Crate subscriber, that is.
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In fact, this once-a-year phenomenon was upstaged by a nearly once-in-a-lifetime event.
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At least once a year since then, Bilott has written to the E.P.A. to renew his request.
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In Dutch folklore, St. Nicholas travels once a year from Spain on a steamboat laden with presents.
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Since 1913, the mansion has opened to the public once a year for a tour at Christmas.
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I'm hoping I can take care of them well enough to keep it to once a year.
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Once a year I go up the Peel, because it's such a part of who we are.
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The world's most expensive test would be offered once a year with the questions changing each year.
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We only get together once a year, around Thanksgiving or Christmas, because of the expense and distance.
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A: I'm there at least once a year, sometimes twice, but my visits are mostly golf-related.
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This kind of occurrence is relatively rare — it happens less than once a year, the C.D.C. said.
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I'm in Australia about once a year and love the country, whether it's Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane.
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Reported or discovered violations—and remedies—should be aggregated and shared publicly at least once a year.
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Once a year, Augusta National Golf Club opens its exclusive gates to the world for the Masters.
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"These termites live on dead leaves, and they get to feed once a year," Dr. Martin said.
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The residents' children work or study in Chinese cities, coming home to visit only once a year.
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But in Finland, the country's tax authorities release personal tax data for all citizens once a year.
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It was very minor — usually once a year I get a cold or a very minor flu.
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To this day, my mom and I have parties for 100 people at least once a year.
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Researchers collected saliva from people once a year for three years—and offered treatment to the infected.
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In high school, he was a member of a regional youth symphony that toured once a year.
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Still, compare card rates, rewards and offers at least once a year, and perhaps consider a change.
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Under law, you can access your report for free once a year from each credit rating agency.
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Corals are slow to reach sexual maturity, and, when they do, most spawn only once a year.
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And they would have to take the Fed's bank health test only periodically, not once a year.
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Most pay-TV companies only require users to re-enter their passwords for each device once a year.
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Wood Furniture: Once a year Burnish tables, bureaus and the like using just a few time-tested tips!
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Lindt Valentine Gift Box, Gourmet Truffles — $13 See Details Who says Valentine's Day happens only once a year?
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Once a year, companies get to shed their often self-serving reputation and show off their giving spirit.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, you can change your health care plan once a year during open enrollment.
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Once A Year: Some Traditional British Costumes by Homer Sykes is out now published by Dewi Lewis Publishing.
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Most crops deliver produce once a year, so any missed harvest can have dramatic and long-lasting consequences.
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Once a year, also check your credit report and flag anything inaccurate to the proper credit reporting agency.
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"Once a year, randomly, on our Seth and Blair Day, we dress up," Brody told the ET host.
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The children were forbidden to shower more than once a year and none had ever seen a dentist.
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"No, the crowd doesn't deter me; I can jostle once a year for this sumptuous food," he adds.
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Perfect for your desk, the clock only needs to be refilled with tap water about once a year.
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To remove that, it's important to get your teeth cleaned by a dentist at least once a year.
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"Maybe we're used to hearing [obsessive or controlling words] once a year or once a month," she says.
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Summer only comes around once a year, we might as well enjoy every last bit of it, right?
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Friendsgiving comes but once a year (or, if you're lucky to be a part of multiple squads, twice).
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Once a year, millions of pilgrims dressed in white descend on Islam's holiest site: Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
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It's a once a year, six-week program where residents meet with various departments from the Durham police.
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SAUNDERS VOWING TO LIMIT ALLERGAN'S DRUG PRICE HIKES TO ONCE A YEAR AND KEEP THOSE INCREASES BELOW 10%.
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Pixar, which merged with Disney in 2006, has released a new film about once a year since 903.
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Even though Jamie is nearly 30 years old, once a year, she reverts to behaving like an adolescent.
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"I would see him, but maybe once a year," Abigail recalled in a 2006 interview with The Telegraph.
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I re-read this one at least once a year and I discover a new gem each time.
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Forty-eight percent are buying airline tickets online at least once a year, versus 17 percent in 2012.
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It said ministers of participating countries shall meet once a year while experts should meet twice a year.
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I used to live in a shitty village that had a fun fair show up once a year.
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"It seems like once a year we get the chance to try something big," CEO Uri Minkoff said.
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He said he had met Kem Ley once, a year before the crime, through a friend in Thailand.
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Once a year, an old coal port town in South Wales called Porthcawl hosts a very special event.
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And that's a lot for a rocket and crew system that's only supposed to fly once a year.
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Black History Month is technically once a year, but in my opinion, African-Americans should celebrate year-round.
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It had been 13 years since I left my native country, but I still return once a year.
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Chris McNeil has journeyed to Alaska's sprawling Taku Glacier at least once a year for the last decade.
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He advises updating a financial plan once a year to account for rising equity markets and other unknowns.
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Especially if you only take a good look at your money situation once a year, do it now.
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CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey Once a year Amazon celebrates its customers — and itself — by holding a sale.
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It's no longer enough to just get a degree or take a professional development course once a year.
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"Just once a year, current admissions officers become your exclusive consultants," an ad from Dipont tells prospective clients.
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An annual subscription costs $549, and is paid out once a year, bringing each month to just $137.25.
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A. I visit China about once a year, go on the Internet and read newspapers to keep up.
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And it appears that information on testing will be released to the public at least once a year.
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Strangely enough, I still see Billy Sheehan and Greg Bissonette; we go to dinner like once a year.
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I could quite happily play a twenty-to-thirty-hour chunk of Witchery goodness once a year, forever.
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In addition to this study and others, once a year it organizes an intimate women's entrepreneurship networking event.
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Kenacort was a once-a-year drug; the stress it put on your body required time to recover.
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An entire bull, a project he does maybe once a year, sells for 2200,212 euros, or about $27,000.
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The Cottars Mara Private Homestead in Masai Mara, Kenya, overlooks a savannah where wildebeest migrate once a year.
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For her, staying with us is a once-a-year opportunity to spend time with her beloved grandchildren.
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Now once a year, Mr. Moy and Mr. Chu and their friends conjure the Chinatown of their youth.
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This is childhood: Once a year, my classmates and I are sent to the center of the square.
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In France, Mr. Calbrix explained, prices between suppliers and big retailers are negotiated once a year, in February.
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Once a year, he and Mr. Tang, now DoorDash's chief product officer, race each other in a sprint.
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"I want to build a clock that ticks once a year," Hillis wrote in a 1995 WIRED essay.
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A common merganser may only be seen in the city perhaps once a year during migratory travels north.
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Once a year, our culture repeats a long series of rituals: putting up trees, lighting candles, hanging ornaments.
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"You don't want to rebalance too much, but at least at a minimum once a year," Cheng said.
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You're entitled to check each of your credit reports, free, once a year, through an authorized website: annualcreditreport.com.
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S.L.S. could cost $1 billion per launch and plans are to fly it less than once a year.
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At least once a year, I go back to Ireland to visit my parents, sister and extended family.
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In renewing my commitment to write about Guantánamo every year, I'm not limiting myself to once a year.
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In Kajaki district, the Taliban collect a fee once a year, from $60 to $150 depending on usage.
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"You don't want to rebalance too much but at least at a minimum once a year," Cheng said.
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Others give you lounge access, a free stay in a hotel once a year, airline upgrades and more.
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Back in 2017, Y Combinator began offering a 10-week, once-a-year online course called Startup School.
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He said all four leaders had agreed to hold talks at least once a year from now on.
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Koh even said that Samsung could release the mid-priced models more often than just once a year.
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MONDAY • It's April Fools' Day -- your once-a-year chance to pull off the prank of the century.
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I was collecting Bone once a year into paperbacks, and my wife and I were self-publishing them.
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We update everything on our network at least once a year, the most popular stuff once a month.
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Understanding the dynamics of violence in the transgender community will take much more than reading names once a year.
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Deals between suppliers and retailers are negotiated once a year in France and close at the end of February.
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Below is a 30-minute process I use about once a year to delete thousands of emails in bulk.
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So, yes, Trump owns a club and that club has a glorified brochure published about it once a year.
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"Why is this a conversation that we only have once a year," Goldberg said on The View last month.
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You should fill out this form at least once a year, and keep records of your confirmed qualifying payments.
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By the mid-2020s, NASA only expects to launch its upcoming vehicle once a year — maybe twice at best.
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Finally — no more bothering with third-party apps once a year when you need to scan a QR code.
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Once a year, a supervisor goes out with you to make sure you haven't picked up any bad habits.
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However, she sees her parents once a year and speaks with friends on the phone to maintain human connection.
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Once a year, cut any small trees growing along the water's edge, before their root systems clog things up.
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She recommends checking your score every few months or at least once a year, depending on your financial situation.
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Hops are a key ingredient in beer, and they typically flower just once a year in this mountainous state.
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THE 200-odd highest-ranking members of China's Communist Party—its central committee—usually meet only once a year.
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Luckily, our cult-favorite supermarket has a whole slew of seasonal fare that is only available once a year.
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"Going forward we plan to take a Cheesesteak for Scale picture once a year on his birthday," Williams says.
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Maybe save it for a special occasion once a year...or once every five years...or once a decade.
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Unlike Standard & Poor's, which refreshes its indexes on a rolling basis, Russell's reconstitutes its indexes just once a year.
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Until now, the Elysee&aposs souvenirs were sold only when the palace was open to visitors once a year.
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This does not have to happen immediately, since the rules dictate Parliament only has to meet once a year.
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They are often treated like topics that should be discussed in a once-a-year holiday dedicated to women.
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I go back to Texas at least once a year for the Red River Rivalry between UT and Oklahoma.
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First, Lowry advises, you should pull a credit report, which you can do online for free once a year.
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And if you only travel once a year or once every other year, you may not need those rewards.
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So much for the oft-offered advice of rebalancing your accounts once a year and paying no attention otherwise.
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Jon Meyer, a partner at BGM Wealth Partners in Minneapolis, said he reviews his investments just once a year.
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For items you're likely to buy once a year or less, you'll probably find better discounts on Black Friday.
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While the holiday is a once-a-year event for some organizations, it's an every day occurrence at Amazon.
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She said that language was reviewed at least once a year and had most recently been updated in December.
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Because it only needs to be applied once a year, the treatment addresses another important health issue: medication compliance.
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The $30,000 scholarship will be announced once a year around International Women's Day and will cover over two years.
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After years of fighting, Congress finally required credit bureaus to make credit reports free to consumers once a year.
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Generally, all you need to do is put down fertilizer once a year and perhaps do some weed control.
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Calpers bills them once a year for their share, assuming the investments will return 7.5 percent in the future.
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Mr. Campbell Once a year we go back to Seattle and we go, 'Well, maybe this is the end.
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I could still believe in God without the church, could celebrate Christmas without it, or go once a year.
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Ms. Brown said her generation returns to Providence or Newport once a year, though not at the same time.
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" Once a year, he estimates, he'll be working on piece of music and think, "You know what this needs?
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Boys usually have a testicular exam once a year, but should be able to opt out if they're uncomfortable.
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These were the days before streaming; we all went to the movies a lot more than once a year.
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The government sets the annual rates on those loans once a year, based on the 10-year Treasury note.
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It's easy to forget the math for a meal that most home cooks turn out only once a year.
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She saw her doctor maybe once a year for a physical; she hadn't even had a cold in ages.
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I can't, so I hold on to a well-diversified, risk-adjusted portfolio and check it once a year.
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The siblings showered once a year and were chained to their beds for weeks at a time, Hestrin said.
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"Philosophically, I don't care if you're flying us once a year or a hundred times a year," he said.
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It happens to Liz when a writer on the show eats her very special, once-a-year Teamster sandwich.
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Halloween only comes once a year, but these sex toys mean you can come many times, all year round.
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Sure, once a year, every year, someone at a food publication will declare this the Year of Hot Chicken.
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Trump said Greenblatt would "understand [the issue] better than me" as he visits Israel at least once a year.
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Once a year, the vinegar is moved from a larger barrel to smaller barrel with successive pouring and refilling.
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"They never used to come into town, or maybe occasionally, like once a year or so," Mr. Thompson said.
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He sees his cousins only once a year, so there is no other opportunity to show generosity to them.
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At least once a year, for example, they're required to run drills on responding when a creature goes missing.
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In the same publication that detailed these initiatives, Impactt said it would assess factories at least once a year.
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Every year since 2010, Jehovah's Witnesses congregations from New Jersey and New York have met there once a year.
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At least once a year, there's a question about did we let HIV spread and create a disaster there?
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That means if you're planning to visit those family members you only see once a year over dishes you only eat once a year or use the days off to do some solo travel to spots you've long been meaning to visit, you might want to start thinking about purchasing your plane tickets.
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Once a year, Apple stops its Worldwide Developer Conference to recognize a handful of apps for being particularly well designed.
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You really only need to go full-blown snakeskin once a year, and that's at the start of sandal season.
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Premium Roses You only have to worry about getting your girlfriend flowers once a year with these long-lasting roses.
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In order to keep advancing my career, I chose to move to a new job opportunity about once a year.
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No. But at least once a year these afflicted folk get to show off what they've learned at this championship.
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Once a year, twice a year, set a date like your birthday or mid-year and see how things look.
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A share's value is determined once a year by an outside trust company based on the company's performance and growth.
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Once a year, the both of you celebrate that wonderful day by reaffirming your love and desire for one another.
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And once a year, the 450 best missile and bomb operators show off their skills at the Global Strike Challenge.
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After all, Cyber Monday only comes around once a year, and you might find something that calls out to you.
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That way, the agency can ensure that the vehicle is reliable and able to fly at least once a year.
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It's akin to checking the weather forecast once a year and hoping it holds relevance for the other 364 days.
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And we'll just keep adding them in sort of almost like once a year; that's the sort of general plan.
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Just once a year, an area a little less than a square mile will get hit by such a particle.
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Plait says the gas giant gets hit by something big enough to see from Earth about once a year. [Slate]
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"So it's good to get in the habit of shopping around for the best rate at least once a year."
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Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon,is building a clock inside a mountain in west Texas that clicks once a year.
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Leggings that are so exclusive, they are only sold at one pop-up store once a year and cost $22018.
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The children were also allegedly forbidden to shower more than once a year and none had ever seen a dentist.
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The BoE meanwhile has already indicated it could raise rates once a year following its 25 bps hike in August.
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They, all of them, have one distant see-you-once-a-year friend who is incredibly, comfortably, fantastically well off.
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According to Gecko, most plants must shut down at least once a year to check for damage to the boiler.
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Halloween comes once a year, and it's the perfect time to show off your pup's festive looks and adorable costumes.
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HASTINGS: EXCEPT FOR VISITING WITH YOU GUYS ONCE A YEAR, I DON'T SPEND A LOT OF TIME ON THE STREET.
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Dave Cook I used to live in a shitty village that had a fun fair show up once a year.
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About 10m left-behind children see their parents only once a year and otherwise rely on the occasional phone call.
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"When the Fed tightens more than once a year, historically it is very consistent with a flatter curve," Gundlach said.
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Some pan for gold, hunt, trap game and quietly slip into a town once a year or so for supplies.
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Donning a stupid hat, retweeting a clever quip, and marching once a year does not make one a freedom fighter.
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Though legally you can pull your reports from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion just once a year for free from AnnualCreditReport.
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"A big part of our success is the fact that we reconstitute the fund only once a year," he said.
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My older sister worked for American Airlines, and she got once-a-year free passes that the family could use.
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Replace the litter once a week, and swap out your old box for a new one about once a year.
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And, once a year, Netflix also prompts employees to give feedback to colleagues during what's known as 360-degree reviews.
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I go out to the US about once a year, so I've got a lot of activism colleagues out there.
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It also gives tea devotees, many of whom see one another only once a year, a space to obsess together.
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The difference between boys and girls The research was conducted by interviewing teenagers once a year from 2013 to 2015.
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Repairing our relationship will certainly take more than seeing them once a year, but they saw me receive my diploma.
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Once a year, we'd pack drinks and food (there were always slices of watermelon, for some reason) into the car.
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Once a year, he renews his blood contract with Kukke Subramanya, the god of cricket, at a temple outside Mangalore.
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They were only allowed to shower once a year, and washing their hands above their wrists would trigger harsh punishments.
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Once a year, for a month (called Bhado Maah, or "fifth month"), the monks perform continuously in the prayer hall.
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I just had to come back to the United States once a year to keep my permanent resident status current.
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Not Always the Last Thing You Ate: Most of us experience an "acute gastrointestinal event" at least once a year.
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He said Astrobotic was aiming to launch once every two years and then increase the rate to once a year.
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Eat There are some once-a-year winter holiday extravagances I thrill to see again when their numbers come up.
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Premium roses You only have to worry about getting your girlfriend flowers once a year with these long-lasting roses.
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"If you pick one location, like New York City, it would only happen about once a year," said Dr. Shepherd.
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While coffee is usually harvested once a year, khat - which is drought-tolerant - can be harvested three times a year.
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"Call them once a year to ask about special offers and tell them what your other options are," he advises.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Christmas comes but once a year, but expensive presents face risks all year round.
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The plan would offer low-income workers child-care rebates, paid once a year through the earned-income tax credit.
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Mr. Lee met with some of those friends during visits to the mainland about once a year, Ms. Cheng said.
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Ever since he can remember, Anthony Brahimsha would visit his extended family in Aleppo, Syria, at least once a year.
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A Bugatti oil change is recommended once a year, whether the car has been driven or not, according to Crosta.
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In my early 20s, I formed a group of fellow writers to follow Indian campaigns at least once a year.
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While you can check your score almost every week, Sun suggests checking it at least once a year at annualcreditreport.
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Although we only saw one another once a year, at most, our new family had become just that—a family.
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Activities include crafts workshops and opportunities once a year to watch the sheep being sheared (this year on May 14).
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So many of the stories in the book, my dad tells like once a year — at family reunions, at picnics.
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How they beat them, forced them to urinate in their beds and allowed them to bathe only once a year.
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I didn't do it often — maybe once a year or so, if and when a job fell into my lap.
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But after I left home to study abroad in 1993, I would only return once a year for the holidays.
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Not once a year at some sort of annual roundup, I want to see it in every single board deck.
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Diwali is celebrated only once a year and the impact of firecrackers lasts only for a couple of days, he said.
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Since the H-1B lottery happens once a year, Trump lost his chance to significantly overhaul the program this time around.
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Once a quarter or even once a year is a perfectly acceptable amount to take a peek at your investment portfolio.
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At least until Sony releases the latest version—the company refreshes the esteemed enthusiast point-and-shoot about once a year.
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Since it happens once a year or twice, we get some crazy or someone hiding out, it wasn't that shocking actually.
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At least once a year, I buy an African violet and have never been able to keep it alive very long.
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Plus, there's enough gold on the internet to warrant nostalgia-inducing updates a bit more often than simply once a year.
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I trade at Glastonbury once a year to make enough money to have a fun weekend and few weeks, nothing else.
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A financial planner helped me set up my budget, and we check in with each other at least once a year.
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Disappointing to use your platform to promote thinspiration on a once a year holiday that should be about togetherness and gratitude.
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In the investment world it refers to the report that American regulators force all listed companies to publish once a year.
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Missing out on a class that's only offered once a year could add a semester or more to your graduation timeline.
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Once a year, however, a delegation of South Koreans dressed in the colourful garb of 17th-century envoys makes the crossing.
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You used to be able to count on the Mac lineup getting refreshed at least once a year, but that's slipped.
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Mr. Schultz has returned to Italy at least once a year since then, befriending business leaders while studying the local market.
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If you contribute up to the match and you're still financially comfortable, Sipes recommends auto-escalations at least once a year.
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A female panda ovulates once a year, and when she does, she only has a 36-40 hour window to breed.
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A handful of these have monopsonistic power, negotiating with suppliers only once a year, in February; regulatory barriers keep challengers out.
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And even when the first two flights of the vehicle are done, the rocket will probably only launch once a year.
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Here are some things that would make getting dressed easier, but are also the things I'd only wear once a year.
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Thompson advises investors to analyze their accounts at least once a year to make sure they are on the right track.
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I would rather not see Josh but once a year and be married to [him] than be married to anybody else.
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The children were allowed to shower no more than once a year and none had "ever" seen a dentist, he said.
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The varnish is reportedly made from sap harvested from the Urushi tree just once a year, making the material especially rare.
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Porchetta is the kind of dish that takes enough effort that you really only want to do it once a year.
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Earth passes through this debris field once a year, causing many of the particles to burn up in our planet's atmosphere.
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"I grew up in the country, so going to the movies was a once-a-year kind of experience," he said.
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All of them still live in or near Copenhagen, he said, and he goes back to see them once a year.
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All of the Central Committee's members meet at least once a year and the first two gatherings focus on personnel matters.
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The CDC suggests that anyone who has unsafe sex or shares drug needles should get tested at least once a year.
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The casinos are subject to a license renewal process that takes place once a year, according to the company's SEC filings.
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To me, these benefits far outweigh the $450 annual fee, even if I only put them to use once a year.
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An Armenian church was reopened in 2010 on the shores of Lake Van, but services are held only once a year.
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After the war, Miller and her husband visited Barcelona once a year while dividing their time between Philadelphia and New Mexico.
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She had some neon crop tops she would pull out just once a year, solely for a concert or music festival.
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She also meets with visiting foreign dignitaries and British politicians, such as the Prime Minister, who heads up once a year.
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The Awards are presented once a year by the Society of London Theatre, and recognize excellence in the city's professional theatre.
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"The accelerator required teams to be in Chicago for four months, and had a once-a-year application process," she said.
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He and Hannan are now good friends, and Hix visits Northern Ireland once a year to explore, fish, and talk meat.
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If you take them up on the offer once a year, it could extend the life of your loan by months.
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But others will have to wait, since they can withdraw money only once a year, after having committed for three years.
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"I get tired of seeing the same elected officials coming once a year and giving the same speeches," Mr. Williams added.
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Daniel Cray: It simply comes from three friends who used to meet up in Europe once a year for a trip.
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And then, at least once a year, a car crash means the portrait he took of a schoolchild is her last.
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Let me tell you this, Roger Ailes worked in New York, I worked in D.C., I saw him once a year.
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The insurgents come once a year and take the money they gather to Mongur, an area outside the city, officials said.
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We decided to come together once a year and translate a play, and found a publisher, TCG books, for the series.
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For the Waggoner family, and many others with low and moderate incomes, a tax refund offered a once-a-year lifeline.
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At least once a year the comedy world loses someone to an overdose or a suicide or something to that effect.
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While others are really only prepared for this level of corny once a year, so we like to make it count.
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Once a year, a small group of executives who control trillions of dollars in American companies meet for lunch in Manhattan.
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It's not unusual for me to spend $100 or more on ingredients that I'm only going to use once a year.
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The Brookses had friends who lived in Naples in southwest Florida, whom they visited once a year for almost a decade.
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I read "Middlemarch," by George Eliot, at least once a year because I want to curl up inside Eliot's warm intelligence.
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I would go once a year if I could, but I'm always writing a book so I have to be selective.
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In the past, companies would release new versions of their software only once a year, or maybe just every few months.
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The largest food-bank network in the country, Feeding America, estimates that it helps 46m people at least once a year.
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Planned Parenthood recommends that everyone get tested for STIs at least once a year, even if you're in a monogamous relationship.
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Once a year, Berlin delivers unused Christmas trees to animals at the zoo, and the elephants, tigers, and monkeys love them
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You can obtain a free copy of your credit report once a year from the three major credit bureaus at annualcreditreport.com.
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They then charge consumers to see the score (except once a year, when legally you can get your report for free).
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Contributing Opinion Writer For a long time, I made it a point to write about Guantánamo at least once a year.
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"Every so often it seems to be relevant again," said Ms. Sandys, who visits the museum at least once a year.
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The current rule exists so you can see the stars in your building once a year, but come on, it's 2018.
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I was recently conned into downloading a rewards app for a ramen place I go to at most once a year.
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Unfortunately, breaks rarely happen when it comes to being a mom or dad, but April Fools' Day comes around once a year.
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Because if you use that noisy flying bug more than once a year, then you use it more than I would think.
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The violence allegedly inflicted included beatings, starvation and strangulation, and the kids were allowed to shower only once a year, Hestrin said.
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These second loans are generally adjustable rate, tied to shorter term interest rates, and that means the payment changes once a year.
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"It's absolutely essential to review your credit report at least once a year to make sure that it is accurate," he said.
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Aim to review your inventory and insurance coverage at least once a year to make sure you're still adequately protected, McChristian said.
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One resident of the region said he saw crews in the spillway at least once a year for the past several years.
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While others are really only prepared for this level of cornball-ery once a year, so we like to make it count.
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Your aunt Tonya, who only comes to town once a year and loves spending time with you, her beloved niece or nephew?
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"It's absolutely essential to review your credit report at least once a year to make sure that it is accurate," he said.
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But unless you're changing your phone super regularly, I can't see this being a problem you'll have more than once a year.
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We're not saying you need to discuss it at every single happy hour, but once a year or so can be beneficial.
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VW workers will also receive an additional payment equivalent to 27.5 percent of their monthly wage once a year from next year.
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At her summer press conference last week, for example, she was indignantly asked why she only gives such audiences once a year.
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"Unfortunately we only play here once a year but I've said it before, this is a special place for me," Dubnyk said.
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People just don't want to feel obligated to do it once a year for every single person they're sort of friends with.
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It's almost St. Patrick's Day, which means it's time to celebrate and have your once-a-year pint of sickeningly dark beer.
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She's currently a mathematics major at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, and visits an oncologist once a year for a checkup.
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Espinosa is a student at St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens, Florida and visits an oncologist once a year for a checkup.
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This once a year opportunity is of the utmost importance because, as any Chipotle employee will typically tell you, guac is extra.
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I now count myself as a recreational user; I could use heroin once a week, once a month, or once a year.
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"It can't be that those in power once a year celebrate constitution day, but disrespect it on a daily basis," he said.
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Art Review Once upon a time the Gagosian Gallery produced museum-quality shows at an unmatched rate — at least once a year.
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He told CNBC how, once a year, FruitGuys staff visits the farm to learn about any issues and listen to their needs.
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She arranges visits by German and Dutch surgeons once a year who perform operations and help people in need of prosthetic limbs.
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Once a year, the people celebrate its return by climbing down the banks ... to feast on fare unmatched on any frozen river.
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Once a year performance reviews (which tend to be one-sided, with your boss rattling off answers to a questionnaire) are out.
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Millard said all the major advertisers, from Coke to General Motors, wanted to come to Yahoo's campus at least once a year.
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If purchased, ANKORS plans on utilizing it year-round from their Nelson office, rather than just once a year at the festival.
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"This happens like once a year, that someone writes some Wordpress article about how men shouldn't play roller derby," said Mihalchick, 39.
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"They only offer the start once a year, but I got to bypass the waiting [because of veteran status]," Andino, 37, explains.
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Alphons says that the average woman has 57 items of clothes in her closet that she doesn't even wear once a year.
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It's where we were a year ago, the Fed wants to get a rate hike in this year. Once-a-year-Yellen.
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Once a year, the company offers to pay full-time associates at Amazon fulfillment centers up to $2000,000 to leave the company.
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Once a year, the vertical mullions and horizontal spandrel panels that compose its exquisite curtain wall are cleaned and oiled by hand.
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This recipe is a little more involved than simply tossing a turkey in the oven, but Thanksgiving only comes once a year.
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If you must engage in soul-searching or self-analysis, Brinkmann advises limiting it to once a year, preferably during summer vacation.
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We live near New York City in Connecticut—not a very mountainous area—so we would go to Colorado once a year.
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Once a year, there would be a sex ritual where the vestal virgins would be inseminated by several men in one night.
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I'm being totally honest when I say I only treat myself to a manicure and pedicure once a year for my birthday.
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It now has about 100 members — including Mr. Jensen's descendants — and they generally meet once a year for a lecture or tour.
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In introducing the topic, I confessed that I rarely drink port, maybe once a year, which drew sniffs from a few readers.
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In Rwanda, doctors from a group called Team Heart visit once a year to perform heart valve-replacement surgery for 16 people.
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But there's also an enormous amount of low-frequency words and syntax that even native speakers might encounter only once a year.
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If all else fails, these facts might make for nice conversation starters with that step-cousin you only see once a year.
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"All my friends meet here every year, so at least once a year I get to see everybody I know," she said.
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Since he was elected to the Senate, he has visited each of New York's sixty-two counties at least once a year.
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Finally, I changed to a new doctor, who quite reasonably told me to come in once a year, unless the condition changed.
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Most experts recommend rebalancing at least once a year, but another good rule of thumb is to look at your asset allocations.
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"Normally we have pullbacks at least once a year, corrections every year and a bear market every four-plus years," he said.
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It expects its players to dress up in lederhosen for Oktoberfest, and to go out to visit fan groups once a year.
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Then he followed it up with a decision to toss out the fashion calendar, in favor of showing just once a year.
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It could also cost investors each time they rebalance their account, which financial advisors typically recommend doing at least once a year.
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Once a year, a small beam of honor, reflected all the way from Stockholm, faintly brightened the dim endeavors of such writers.
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Do this audit at least once a year: The number of connected apps on your online accounts can pile up over time.
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At least once a year, and sometimes more, she ends up on an emergency visit to the hospital because of her diabetes.
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Four years later Filene's resurfaced as an online retailer — and even brought back its once-a-year deep discount on wedding gowns.
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A dream that one day carnival will grace us with its life-affirming presence not once a year but once a month.
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Every municipality has its own process, with some allowing an appeal at any time while others only allowing it once a year.
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With this release, Google has satisfied its legal requirement to release a new messaging product at random at least once a year.
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You can pull your report for free once a year from each of the three main credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
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I consume both in their entirety at least once a year, and have read everything there is to read about their creators.
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But he died trying to do so, and local bikers still gather at the tunnel mouth once a year to honor him.
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But once a year, for a week or so, I come to Hollywood to coordinate The Times's photo coverage of the Academy Awards.
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Your birthday only comes around once a year so you are well within your rights to celebrate, if that's your sort of thing.
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He still shows up once a year for that game, but for the most part those early days "were a mess," he says.
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So just to be clear, he only got it once a year during the years that you didn't have— Have insurance. Yes. Yeah.
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We would also argue that $5 is a reasonable amount to drop on these most delicious cookies that come but once a year.
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The answer is exactly once a year, when the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) holds open studios for its Workspace artists-in-residence.
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So, until the perfect solution materializes, offices may still see employees dashing off for a silent cry in the bathroom once a year.
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In Sweden three out of four adults go to a museum at least once a year (though not all Europeans are equally keen).
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There is a group of 10 scientists from around the world who get together once a year to talk about their academic findings.
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He travels (at most) once a year for his job, and this time it's because his boss couldn't go and sent him instead.
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I have a restaurant that has 200 seats, so I am blessed in the way that I can swing this once a year.
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Participants were screened once a year for three years, and appropriate treatment was offered to those whose scans suggested the presence of tumours.
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I'm particular about the print and don't want anything too pricey as these will probably only be worn once a year during Christmas.
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Dmitri Mendeleev (pictured) looked like that from the beginning—having his hair cut just once a year by a shepherd, using wool shears.
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For some of us, the horrors of war are something that is not memorialized once a year or even for a full week.
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If you're someone who considers getting bangs at least once a year, you likely abandon that notion by the time June rolls around.
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"I can't handle going to the hairdresser every six weeks, so I only go about once a year," Mirren told Redbook in 2014.
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You may only break bread with those wackos once a year—but the emotional repercussions from those brief moments can feel long-lasting.
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"People don't like to think about taxes more than once a year, so the credit may not be top of mind," said Collinson.
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As you can only view these free reports once a year, it's a good idea to print out a copy for later reference.
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Its fractious parliament has been unable to elect a president since 2014, and struggles to hold legislative sessions more than once a year.
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Once a year he appears with magical creations that he and his Surface team have been producing in their labs in Redmond, Washington.
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I'm a paleontologist, and I visit here at least once a year, to hunt for fossils of dinosaurs and other long-extinct creatures.
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Their cost ranges from less than $10 a month for alendronate pills to about $1,200 for a once-a-year infusion of zoledronate.
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He emerges once a year for the George Strait Team Roping Classic, which he created in 1982 and has presided over ever since.
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Not just once a year but continuously over the year, people continue to stay in touch with each other and help each other.
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For four years, they spoke every day for two hours, and once a year he came to China for a month to visit.
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"I love it that once a year, I am enabled to do it," said Wilkes, who also was not involved in the study.
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Gladys stayed in touch with Arty, dropping by maybe once a year to see Arty's girls when they were over at his place.
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"When she was born, I said to my husband, 'I am not going to be a once-a-year grandma,'" Ms. Roknich said.
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What if they had like a day of darkness once a year and they were just trying to see ... A day of darkness.
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For a long time I have returned to the islands at least once a year, usually for a few months over the winter.
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Currie told me that in New York City, about 40 percent of transit riders evade a fare once a year, intentional or not.
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The Hunt 5603 Photos View Slide Show ' In his decade of living in New York City, Louis Broccoli moved about once a year.
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The verdict: The Williamses should leave the presents as they are, and dip into the offerings once a year until Cadi is 16.
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It's hard to get to, and only a certain number of people can go to them, and it's a once-a-year event.
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An estimated 61 million "left-behind children" only see their parents once a year during paid time-off for the Chinese New Year.
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In retaliation, Cybele sent a wild boar to ravage the region until locals placated her by ritually mourning Attis' death once a year.
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"The idea is to heat up the road once a year to close up any microcracks," Jeoffroy told me in a WhatsApp exchange.
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"We had been going there once a year together since we met, and she has a lot of nostalgia about it," he said.
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On the holiday honoring her father's legacy, Bernice King reminded Twitter users that the fight for equality doesn't just happen once a year.
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And many migrant workers returning to their home villages carried bundles of clothes and gifts for children they see maybe once a year.
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Once a year one qamiri gets the expensive honour of paying more than anyone else for Gran Poder, a carnival in La Paz.
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I mean-- I think now you get it once a year and, you know, in effect, you take payday laws-- seeing it coming.
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For nearly 30 years, Shark Week has been a reliable way for the Discovery Channel to create buzz for itself once a year.
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Housing Works in New York has a once-a-year event called Bride on a Buck at one of its area thrift shops.
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Neptune retrogrades once a year for a full 150 days, compared to Mercury, which retrogrades for just three weeks, three times a year.
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"I do a very small comedy festival there, but it's just an excuse to see some snow once a year," Mr. Corddry said.
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The clock has been in the works for nearly three decades, according to the post, and is designed to tick once a year.
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Many are also hermaphrodites; they produce both eggs and sperm, which they release once a year, in the summertime after a full moon.
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Nadella wants the market to see Windows as a constantly updating service, not something that goes through a major overhaul once a year.
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The SLS has taken billions of dollars to develop, will cost a billion per launch, and can be launched only once a year.
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They have a safe word that each of them gets to use once a year in order to invoke unconditional best friend support.
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And go to the market not once a year but at different times in different locations with different ideas, formats, distribution and innovation.
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Once reconstruction of the park is finished, the cloud would dissipate, returning only once a year to mark the anniversary of the attacks.
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Once a year, the company publishes an internal document, available to all employees, that lists everyone's salary and bonus pay, name, and job title.
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It was a luxury to have an entire room devoted to a grand event that would likely occur no more than once a year.
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Allergan CEO Brent Saunders pledged, in what he called the company's social contract, to limit increases to less than 10 percent once a year.
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And iPhone is testing out a new program that lets users pay off a new phone on credit, and then update once a year.
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Queen Elizabeth is also known for celebrating her birthday more than once a year: the monarch has both a public and an official birthday.
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Jupiter retrograde happens once a year and lasts for about four months; this year, Jupiter won't move out of retrograde until August 11, 2019.
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Soak up enough outdoor time to last you through the winter by taking advantage of this once-a-year dime-piece of a sale.
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Her ads remind voters that she visits every one of the state's 87 counties at least once a year — not just in election years.
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Among other disturbing behavior, prosecutors alleged the children were forbidden to shower more than once a year and none had ever seen a dentist.
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There are three main credit reporting agencies, and by federal law consumers are entitled to a free report from each agency once a year.
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Repeat offences would be criminal infractions, but only within a year of the first, giving abusers a pass to beat relatives once a year.
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To prepare for the once-a-year holiday, we've rounded up the best ways to save on kitchen and grocery items during the sale.
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Do you think there's a danger that some people are just coming out once a year and creating an unstable model for record shops?
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I only get to see her, once a year or less, and every time I come back to visit, her arthritis has gotten worse.
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To be fair, the traditional Thanksgiving meal includes a lot of dishes that you can live with sampling once a year, then never again.
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It's probably a good thing that Halloween only comes once a year because it brings out one of the most controversial candies out there.
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There are a bunch of fantastic deals to consider, but don't wait around too long, because this date only comes around once a year.
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The portfolio could be automatically rebalanced once a year, or if the asset allocation strayed a long way from the target in the meantime.
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This would have been useful once a year, however, to order the one tissue box per child my school required us to bring in.
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Kourani traveled between the United States and Lebanon almost once a year, and in 2011, he attended military training in Lebanon, the complaint said.
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Before this pilgrimage, our community lived in Nablus and would come up to Gerizim once a year to make the annual sacrifice for Passover.
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Since then, the subway has been closed because of safety concerns, and visitors are only allowed once a year during London Open House days.
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It's the kind of place you'd never visit if it wasn't for football, which sentenced us to this trip at least once a year.
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These ultra-volatile stocks will make moves on a daily basis the likes of which more stable names would only see once a year.
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Instead, Mehrara says he sees his DIEP flap patients about once a year for the first five years after surgery, and then they're set.
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Total solar eclipses occur about once a year, but they often appear over water or unpopulated areas, making them rare events to witness personally.
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The Botramkot is a red-white checkered caravan from the 60s that's dragged out of storage once a year for the ten-day event.
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The children were allowed to shower no more than once a year and were punished for washing their hands above the wrists, prosecutors said.
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Make the effort at least once a year to get your financial house in order by following a few of these common sense changes.
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Once a year, we do a private reserve label with a special batch that changes every year depending on new chiles that I find.
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This is the most traditional food that we still eat, but we only eat it once a year because it's made with maple syrup.
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About New York Once a year, like an alarm clock that goes berserk on schedule, a thing called Maker Faire sets up in Queens.
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So you sit down at least once a year and remind yourselves of the answers to the following questions: Where is our money now?
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Like agencies that provide free credit reports, such as Experian, Equifax and TransUnion, ChexSystems will provide consumers with a free report once a year.
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On its website, the agency advises tenants to check smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors once a week and replace batteries once a year.
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At least once a year, there apparently has to be speculation that Beyoncé is pregnant and it seems it's that time of year again.
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The Gallup poll on the Supreme Court is taken once a year and the numbers from September 2016 have almost completely flipped on partisanship.
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I rarely saw Mr. Ailes outside of a friendly lunch he held about once a year with the regulars and producers of our show.
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Potts publishes the Code of Federal Regulations once a year, and the most recent edition contained more than 178,000 pages, which filled 237 books.
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After that doctor also departed, I was given to another breast cancer physician who has promised to examine my breasts only once a year.
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But once a year, the army hosts a six-day propaganda bonanza where civilian fans can see their favorite pop idols free of charge.
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When you're infected with the flu multiple times a yearUnfortunately, it's not uncommon to get the flu more than once a year, Cotton says.
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National Sex Day only comes round once a year, so make sure you make the most of it — with a great deal that is.
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The utility said it inspects and monitors every overhead electric transmission and distribution line at least once a year under its Vegetation Management Program.
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You're entitled to a free copy of your credit report once a year from each of the three reporting companies – Experian, Equifax and TransUnion.
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Why do brands have to be stuffy, awkward, and boring most of the time and then once a year make a little weak gag?
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Phillia Downs, a 40-year-old shaman in LA, relives her first and only acid trip from 18 years ago about once a year.
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"I think people really love having this opportunity once a year to be in the company of all these other passionate readers," Mooney says.
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I don't know about you, but I don't go into my unfinished attic more than once a year unless there's an issue up there.
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Once a year, rave crews from all over America congregate in dance music's homeland for a long weekend of spiritual renewal and self-indulgence.
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"We see the same people once a year and we're a team," said Briskin, 214, who may not work at the tournament next year.
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At least once a year, Kevin says, form a habit of rebalancing your long-term portfolio to get your asset allocations back in line.
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But once a year, on Bloomsday, it is good to pull Ulysses off the shelf and just wallow in the language for a while.
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Mr. Tsuge said Central Japan Railway would replace the parts when the affected trains underwent regular inspections, something that happens roughly once a year.
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Once a year, doctors travel to Rwanda to perform lifesaving surgery on people with damaged heart valves — a disease caused by untreated strep throat.
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At least once a year, during the Rapa das Bestas, or Capture of the Beasts, the short and sturdy Galician mountain horses are corralled.
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"When I started here almost five years ago, I went about once a year, mostly to our main office in Bangalore," Ms. Evangelista said.
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Then usually once a year, there is a person in our lives who is going through some kind of crisis, and needs significant help.
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And so, once a year for the past 20 years, lovers of darkness from around the country and beyond have descended on Anaheim, Calif.
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"From a societal perspective, the benefits of giving everyone modafinil once a week are probably worth a dead kid once a year," he wrote.
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Once a year, they would gather in the deputy attorney general's conference room and run an elaborate pool for the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament.
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Students will be tested at least once a year for illicit drugs, alcohol, nicotine and other banned substances, the school said in the letter.
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Since then, most presidential briefings to Congress on the state of the union have been delivered in person once a year, with few exceptions.
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Get your eyes checked at least once a year or more often if you have a gradually worsening condition like cataracts or macular degeneration.
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Once a year, in his letter to Amazon shareholders, Jeff Bezos gives us all a glimpse into his business world view and management philosophy.
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At United, 85% of customers fly less than once a year and, like American, also account for close to 50% of revenue, he said.
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The recordedings housed inside is reported to hold enough material for a new album to be released once a year for the next 100 years.
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Sure, it's the holiday season and you should be thinking of others, but I mean, the Sun is only in your sign once a year.
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They decided to sell and opt for a three-month furnished lease in their hometown once a year for a net savings of nearly $14,000.
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External meetings away from the ECB's Frankfurt headquarters, held just once a year, involve protocol functions with local officials, leaving less time for substantial work.
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The best advice from two pros at Voya Financial, which administers 401(k) plans, is pay attention to your plan at least once a year.
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Because the point of Thoreau's admitted "harsh and stubborn and unconciliatory" rant is worth remembering at least once a year: Our money makes us complicit.
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In January she celebrated five years on the show by wearing the same mustard-and-yellow sheath she has worn once a year since 2012.
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To help ensure a successful deals hunting outcome, we've rounded up 25 of the best deep-discounted pieces from this once-a-year mega sale.
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Today, his family visits the temple where his maternal grandfather's ashes are stored usually once a year on Qing Ming, the Chinese tomb-sweeping holiday.
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It will also have to act within 90 days and send a compliance report to the FCC once a year for the next three years.
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Once a year, shop owners travel to southern China where, with the help of locally based Nigerian middlemen, they buy goods and ship them here.
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They aim to shift students from books or software that updates maybe once a year to apps that are part gaming — and part behavioral psychology.
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He had obtained a temporary deferral of the order three years ago, "60 Minutes" said, and had checked in once a year with the government.
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Giving families help once a year at tax time also does them little good when the childcare bill comes monthly (or even weekly and daily).
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Testing players once a year for 'street drugs,' which is a terrible classification for marijuana, is kinda silly because players know when the test is.
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Some believe that the chunta tradition is a symbolic representation tied to an ancient calendar in which, once a year, everything is turned upside down.
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More than half of American employees travel for work at least once a year, amounting to about 462 million domestic business trips alone in 2017.
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The International Tripartite Rubber Council (ITRC), made up of the world's top producers of natural rubber Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, normally meets once a year.
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This year, I wouldn't get to see my children brim with joy, or visit with the family members who only come home once a year.
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Once a year Croatia's "Blue Cleaning" takes part in many locations along the coast and involves around 10,000 people, according to the Zmergo environmentalist group.
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Shia: We were invited to be a part of MediaLive, this festival happens at BMoCA once a year—this is the fifth iteration of it.
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The asteroid that does pose a threat About once a year, a car-sized asteroid hits Earth's atmosphere and creates a big fireball, NASA says.
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The Senate bill would also require reporting of settlements and awards paid only once a year, whereas the House bill calls for reporting semi-annually.
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The hot one who only picks up his kid once a year, but when he does, all of the teachers stand there licking their lips.
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To eliminate trachoma, people living in areas with high levels of the disease need up to five years of antibiotic treatment, given once a year.
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That is problematic, because amendments to the Basic Law must be approved by the entire National People's Congress, which meets once a year, in March.
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Yes, you can get the flu more than once a year, or season, but it will probably be a different strain of the influenza virus.
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A marble staircase inside leads to an underground auditorium, where at least once a year reporters are invited to see the next Apple products announced.
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However, reconciliation only comes once a year and is directly pursuant to concrete instructions within a budget resolution that must pass both chambers of Congress.
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Whether for the mainstream EDM bangers, the underground techno, or hip-hop, the festival's lineup attracts approximately 150,000 ravers to sunny Florida once a year.
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As someone who loves birthdays and puts a lot of weight on the once-a-year celebrations, this was a very important discovery for me.
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Once a year, on the seventh day of the seventh month, a bridge of magpies forms across the river and the two lovers are reunited.
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Before this Saturday's race, almost every William Hill in the country will be swamped with confused, once-a-year gamblers trying to understand fractional odds.
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In my case, my decision came down to the free night certificate that comes with the Bonvoy Brilliant once a year at your cardmember anniversary.
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Every borrower is entitled to a free credit report from each of the three credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — once a year, through AnnualCreditReport.com.
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"I recommend that people ask for a raise at least once a year, as part of an annual review," said Devon Smiley, a negotiation consultant.
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This three-day program (with an optional day focused on ultrasound training), is offered once a year, normally in January, at the university's Parnassus Campus.
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Before I got my cooker, spaghetti and meatballs was on the menu maybe once a year, much to the dismay of my pasta-loving tween.
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They're glorious, over-the-top bloodbaths set in a dystopian future where America legalizes crime once a year so people can let off some steam.
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They get quarterly updates from their financial adviser, Mr. Van Zutphen, and once a year they carefully plot their expenses for the next 12 months.
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The American Animal Hospital Association recommends annual fecal tests to check for internal parasites at least once a year or as recommended by your veterinarian.
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Style ___ Once a year, doctors travel to Rwanda to perform lifesaving surgery on people with damaged heart valves — a disease caused by untreated strep throat.
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So call a professional once a year to service your dryer vent and help remove lint, debris and other hazards that could spark a fire.
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Sleep was measured for seven consecutive days once a year for the length of the study by using a tracker worn on the child's wrist.
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"We don't know them; we saw them maybe once a year," he said, adding that among Muslim youth in Ripoll there is a generational divide.
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" Marje in New York: "If I hear from an old friend only once a year, I want to know both the good and the bad.
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At a minimum, review them once a year to see if the amounts you're putting in each — and the investment strategies — still match your goals.
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Roku Premiere+ - HD and 4K UHD Streaming Media Player with HDR See Details This is a once-a-year discount on Panasonic's high end shaver.
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Though on rare occasion, maybe once a year or so, I make an entry now, it seems that my daily Facebook posts are a substitute.
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Guo said the family travels overseas at least once a year, and domestically multiple times, bringing the annual travel budget to 60,000 yuan a year.
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Amazon's constantly telling people about all of the new things Alexa knows and does, but Apple does it, what, maybe once a year at WWDC?
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Also, be sure to get a free copy of your credit report from all three credit reporting companies — Equifax, TransUnion and Experian — once a year.
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"It is a waste of time, money and energy," he said, adding that the four mosques in Quebec City get vandalized about once a year.
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"Even though it is possible to hygge all year round, only once a year is hygge the ultimate goal of an entire month," he says.
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Once a year, China offers a rare glimpse into its government — here's what to watch for this weekend Once a year, China offers a rare glimpse into its government — here's what to watch for this weekend On Sunday, the nearly 3,000 delegates of the National People's Congress will convene in Beijing, giving the world a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the Chinese government.
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My best friends still live back home, and eventually we want to move back, so going once a year has become mandatory for my overall happiness.
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Honestly, you should take a break from work today because this only happens once a year and there's too much free ice cream to be had.
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The costs of a homeowners' insurance policy is usually also collected monthly into an escrow fund from which the annual premium is paid once a year.
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PYONGYANG - North Koreans stage a demonstration of devotion to their leader Kim Jong Un at least once a year, in a large ceremonial square in Pyongyang.
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One's age probably shouldn't come as a surprise (if there's anything you can depend on, it's that birthdays come once a year), but there it was.
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The hotel doesn't offer all-inclusive options, and wellness week is only scheduled once a year if you are looking for a solely health-focused experience.
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"We used to have one of these business-damaging events once a year but now we have them more than once a month," groans Sir Tim.
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The C.D.C. advises sexually active young women to be tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea once a year if they have a new partner or several partners.
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The government sets the annual rates on those loans once a year, based on the 10-year Treasury note, which has also been on the decline.
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Disney tends to increase ticket prices once a year — recently, at well above the rate of inflation — and it always prompts a degree of consumer outrage.
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Once a year, it would be nice to take a week, or two at the most, to go to Hawaii or Disney World with my daughter.
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Even if your busy schedule doesn't allow you to see your doctor as much as you'd like, hopefully you're checking in with them once a year.
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More than two-thirds of those surveyed by Trend Monitor, a local market-research firm, said they see a fortune-teller at least once a year.
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Halloween comes but once a year, but the way we see it, every day leading up to our fave frightful night is an excuse to celebrate.
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Because just a few big supermarkets dominate, enjoying monopsonistic power, they fix prices for suppliers of many fresh goods just once a year, says Ms Auriole.
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How to Clean 12 Common Messes Window Screens: Once a year When warm weather arrives, it's time to de-grime and let the fresh air in.
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At a news conference Thursday, authorities alleged that the children were allowed to shower no more than once a year and were regularly fed very little.
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In April, Uber said it would shift to running background checks on all drivers at least once a year, but this seems to go beyond that.
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Once a year on Danny's birthday (marked with a fat X on Karl's calendar), both parties get to live out their sexual fantasies — with other people.
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The two-week course, taught by experts from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), is held at least once a year in Thailand.
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In California, the companies report data only once a year to the state and don't get more detailed regarding a trip's location than its zip code.
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But by diving into all of these playlists, you have the opportunity to make a rote, once-a-year listening experience into something new and exciting.
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Once a year, like a swarm of bees in puffy jackets, the film industry descends upon tiny Park City in Utah for the Sundance Film Festival.
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"I really believe that the current president should have to face someone once a year who calls him on his s—," she said at her dinner.
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"I told George once a year or so ago, I said I hope you're not the last Republican president who's not afraid of immigrants," Clinton said.
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Women could rely on these tests as a regular component of their healthcare and check fertility levels once a year, as hormone levels continue to change.
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Once a year, on the Pchum Ben or "Ancestors' Day" festival, the gates of hell open and dead relatives swill around the homes of the living.
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At Stonehenge, once a year during the summer solstice, the rising Sun perfectly aligns with the 5,000-year-old stones, signaling the beginning of the season.
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Sheep grazed in high mountain pastures and shorn only once a year produce a thick, long wool ideal for the tough thread used in carpet making.
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While she promotes the course once a year and updates it quarterly, she also completely relaunches the course annually with new videos, interviews, and yearly planners.
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I ONLY offer this free course once a year and I promise to pack a punch with lots of helpful information you can use right away.
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They are fully owned by a Chanel subsidiary called Paraffection, and the Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld holds a special show featuring their work once a year.
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Either they're only available once a year (we're looking at you, pumpkin everything!) or we're not the only ones who want them in our shopping bags.
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China will increase access to its services and manufacturing sectors while further lowering import tariffs, Li said at his once-a-year press conference in Beijing.
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"If you give kids in some countries an antibiotic once a year that costs two cents called azithromycin, it saves a hundred thousand lives," Gates said.
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Normally she'd see her once a year for a routine physical; they'd catch up on life and health and then say goodbye until the next year.
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Once a year, in each company location, the chief executive officer requires that employees attend mandatory meetings with him that he calls conversations with the boss.
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"That began a series of once-a-year trips from Guatemala to Memphis, in hopes to find a bone marrow donor for Isabel," Karla tells PEOPLE.
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Saying that, Kondo has managed to fight more than once a year—winning at least one contest in the process—for the last twenty years consecutively.
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Binh watched the motorbikes all day and all night, with time off to go back to his que only once a year, during the Tet holiday.
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The proposed amendment would lengthen that to once a year in most cases, and to as infrequently as once every two years for low-producing wells.
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Still, the promise of a once-a-year score lures hordes of shoppers to queues that start before sunrise — or in some cases, the night before.
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The firm said that a correction has occurred once a year on average since 1928, and that losses are typically recovered over the subsequent three months.
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Once a year, we go through the house, and everything we don't need, don't use, don't like or is broken gets thrown out or given away.
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