Twenty-one percent of students witnessed staff being hurtful to a student once or twice a month, and 12% witnessed hurtful acts by staff once or twice a week, her survey found.
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Stir once or twice, then taste and adjust seasoning. 3.
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"Ahhh... I don't believe... maybe once or twice," Spicer said.
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He's bought me flowers once or twice, in five years.
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Never. Maybe once or twice to ride that roller coaster.
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Drizzle with butter mixture and gently stir once or twice.
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He's dropped in once or twice, but he prefers Twitter.
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It's repetitive and only fun to do once or twice.
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WATTERS: Joe has been on the show once or twice.
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I guess I would say once or twice a day.
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I maybe have heard him say Jarvanka once or twice.
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Now, I use Botox maybe once or twice a year.
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Add tofu mixture, and toss once or twice to combine.
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Mail is being delivered only once or twice a week.
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" Then, he said, "Outlaw punched the male once or twice.
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"I've used the tea, like, once or twice," Jed said.
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We certainly expect WeWork to be mentioned once or twice!
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But that's happened like once or twice in 30 years.
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She'd even heard Father James say it once or twice.
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Today, I shave my head once or twice a week.
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Yeah, I talk to him once or twice a year.
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People were broadcasting once or twice and then going away?
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Once or twice a year we'd see a movie together.
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The big brainteaser is whether to tip once or twice.
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I get my hair done once or twice a week.
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Before long, we were speaking once or twice a week.
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I cook for my family once or twice a year.
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She makes them once or twice a year at most.
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Murre is on the table once or twice a month.
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It meant commuting to Jordan once or twice a month.
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He comes down with it once or twice every year.
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"We go out maybe once or twice a week," he says.
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"I probably only shook him off once or twice," Giolito said.
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We started doing the spin class once or twice a week.
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We Skype once or twice a week when he gets chance.
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It's as if you have said that once or twice before.
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He does this once or twice a day, he tells me.
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I try to walk to work once or twice per week.
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I skate like once or twice, once a month or something.
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Kusakari said he ate whale maybe once or twice a year.
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Maybe, I've thought once or twice, I don't actually like this?
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You can try once or twice, but it has no effect.
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He still DJs in Los Angeles once or twice a month.
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If you're having a serving once or twice a day, fine.
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About once or twice a season, Lena Dunham uses this trope.
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Maybe once or twice I caught her walking to her kitchen.
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As a child, she often fought once or twice a month.
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I will always ask someone once or twice: Is this real?
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This used to happen to me once or twice a year.
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Few authors can do this once or twice in a career.
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Which means, inevitably, you're going to get popped once or twice.
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Look, I'm in the Middle East once or twice a month.
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It's at least once or twice a week that I order.
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"I did this maybe once or twice a year," he said.
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I've knowingly eaten rabbit only once or twice in my life.
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Now, it is reportedly once or twice a week at most.
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She posts consistently on YouTube — usually about once or twice a week.
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I try to drink coffee only once or twice a week anyway.
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Fold once or twice to swirl the jam into the ice cream.
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She went to his home once or twice a week, Araoz said.
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If it happens once or twice, don't worry too much about it.
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And then the whole process is repeated once or twice per week.
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On average, public companies replace their leaders once or twice a decade.
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You may have heard the term "ethical hacking" once or twice recently.
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I had played the Zombies mode once or twice before, years ago.
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You've been in my ear, once or twice a week, since July.
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This has happened to me once or twice before in my life.
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I'm not just some random guy who got lucky once or twice.
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I also travel once or twice a week, in Germany or abroad.
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North Korea state television only broadcasts live once or twice a day.
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I'm going to change my dress once or twice, like, come on!
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Before a race, I'll run six miles once or twice in preparation.
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That's exceedingly rare — it happens once or twice a year at most.
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"This happens fairly regularly, about once or twice every year," Linhardt said.
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The volunteer E.M.T. was a Brown student I'd met once or twice.
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Others set foot inside a synagogue only once or twice a year.
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And I have a spoonful of it once or twice a day.
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We'd go once or twice a month and there was always Justin.
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That has not stopped me from engaging in it once or twice.
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Its pace once or twice resembles the cricket match Groucho complained about.
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We fucked twice that night, [then] once or twice a day [thereafter].
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They normally contain plastic and are often only worn once or twice.
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I hadn't been upstairs, except once or twice to vacuum the stairs.
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Not that the Canadian composer hasn't tempted fate once or twice since.
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Not once or twice but thrice, the best of three epic bouts.
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And I guess that came up on the record once or twice.
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" Students in the PISA test were asked to self-report — always problematic — their social media and gaming usage from "never, to once or twice a month, to once or twice a week, to almost every day, to every day.
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It's also unclear whether the show will air once or twice a week.
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He travels about once or twice a week now and will continue to.
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Truth: Once or twice a week won't cut it for sustained health benefits.
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We thought they'd increase rates once or twice this year, but not anymore.
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" And, she added, "It's not like if it just happened once, or twice.
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" She added, "I've seen the movie probably once or twice — I'm just delighted.
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By July, I'd find myself impulse-buying pints once or twice a week.
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Speeds lagged, and I was resetting my router once or twice a day.
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You know it and we know it: no more than once or twice.
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And once or twice a week, during the night, Enrique reorganized the store.
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"He was coming in the home once or twice a day," Lewis said.
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Once or twice a year, Brooke Baldwin is hit with a "debilitating" migraine.
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I did that once or twice a week during that two-month window.
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But we didn't see one another more than once or twice a year.
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In rural counties, they appear perhaps once or twice a week for consultations.
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I only met him once or twice but loved him as a comic.
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They do it regularly — they aren't just masturbating once or twice a month.
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He fired his pistol once or twice in the skirmish, hitting Mr. Castillo.
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Which means if you're grilling once or twice a year, don't sweat it.
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Stream the full album below once, or twice, or maybe a million times.
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Why should our vote in Indiana count just once or twice a century?
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The men get outside to see the sun once or twice a month.
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If these asks happen once or twice a month, that&aposs fairly reasonable.
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"Once or twice, I stayed up two nights in a row," he recalls.
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"I got him back once or twice, but he kept arresting," Stein said.
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He and I had met maybe once or twice before in New York.
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However, the general consensus for balayage touch-ups is once or twice a year.
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And, more importantly, to find out which ones you've searched for once or twice.
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C. lives in Europe, so I only see her once or twice a year.
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And you saved my spirit more than once or twice in the in between.
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Flip it over once or twice as you roll to ensure it's not sticking.
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Some of these people clearly called once or twice a week — if not more.
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I wanted to see Trump call Sanders "Swedish Bernie" or "Comrade" once or twice.
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But Dauma was tempted to miss school once or twice in 13 years, right?
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"Tie this to your paycheck," Parks said, whether that's once or twice a month.
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Once or twice a year, Nicolas Cage turns up in a completely bewildering role.
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SkinCeuticals Retinol 0.5% is a good place to begin, once or twice a week.
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"Doing exercises once or twice a week isn't going to do it," Hertel said.
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Commit to bringing lunch more often and making dinner once or twice a week.
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You may even see the champ get a little choked up once or twice.
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Should've at least had Cersei going down for lunch once or twice or something.
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After that first time, I started getting them regularly, once or twice a month.
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While I was sick, I was seeing my psychiatrist once or twice a week.
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Once or twice that worthy turned out to be the young senator from Delaware.
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Now their phone calls, once or twice a week, are short, per prison rules.
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We would meet up once or twice a week to go through her assignments.
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And some policymakers envisage only raising the deposit rate once or twice at first.
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You can't find all the answers from looking at the work once or twice.
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We would have band practice once or twice a week if we were lucky.
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If I'd only warmed up once or twice, I'd have been able to adjust.
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"It's good to go once or twice a week" at the most, Fries said.
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The eight or nine boys on the team practiced once or twice a week.
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Once or twice, with a certain singer, I've thought to myself, maybe better not.
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"We should be talking once or twice a week at least," Mr. Sweeney said.
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When I come back, I exfoliate — I do that once or twice a week.
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If they were lucky, they were on national television once or twice a year.
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It isn't anything I haven't seen more than once or twice or 10 times.
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Many manufacturers also raise the price once or twice a year, compounding the problem.
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I make my wife laugh once or twice in the house, but nothing special.
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I met the brilliant, charismatic maestro once or twice, and admired him so much.
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They fell into a pattern of meeting once or twice a year, she said.
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We will often see the same handful of people once or twice a day.
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She took in relatives once or twice, for brief spells, but otherwise lived alone.
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You must have seen that at least once or twice after scooping a Pokémon.
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So we did have to pull her back from actually being overconfident once or twice.
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Addie remembers getting severe bleeds once or twice a week before he started prophylactic therapy.
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Several fishermen told Reuters they were allowed to sail only once or twice a week.
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On a good day I'll only change once or twice before getting out the door.
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I do this once or twice a week and it really helps with my anxiety.
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"From being home once or twice a month, I'm now home most nights," he says.
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All this is costly, so they can afford to do it only once or twice.
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These days, a staff member sleeps with a customer only once or twice a week.
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These drills are held once or twice a year and are often ignored by many.
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At this point in our relationship, she only really drinks once or twice a week.
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I even picked it up once or twice, on days when my resolve was fading.
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Set the expectation that you'll respond once or twice per day, and stick to that.
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He plays golf four mornings a week and goes fishing once or twice a month.
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To stay in shape, Musk usually hits the gym about once or twice a week.
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He had a scraped elbow, and he quietly vomited in the gutter once or twice.
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"We were Skyping once or twice a month, but it wasn't a relationship," she said.
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KS: Once or twice a week they get these packs and then they use them.
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You travel to predominately Muslim countries once or twice a year to see your family.
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" Added Johnson, "But after you do it once or twice, you absolutely will do it again.
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Young adults fly out and, when weather allows, repeat the process once or twice per season.
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Myth: To stay in shape, you only need to work out once or twice a week.
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And it's not going to launch very often either, probably only once or twice a year.
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Most actors, they show up for a shoot and they've met the director once or twice.
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"He was coming in the home once or twice a day," Lewis said on his show.
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Picture the scene: You've been calling your guy once or twice a month for a year.
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Put it in a jar in the fridge and shake it once or twice a day.
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OK, we may have insinuated that Black Friday has come to an end, once or twice.
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After seeing A Star Is Born once (or twice), what's next for your movie-watching routine?
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But personally, I don't eat the Psilocybin mushrooms very often—maybe once or twice a year.
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AcadGild's courses are now open for enrollment, with new classes starting once or twice per week.
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She can even handle getting called "Boy Killer" once or twice, because it's just not accurate.
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When we did ask her to walk Winnie it was maybe once or twice a week.
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Michael I actually edited once or twice when I was an editor at the Times Magazine.
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Many only drop in once or twice to get a meal or counseling, then never return.
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I saw Phoebe once and I saw Julien once or twice, but we're all so busy.
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On her channel, Kattan has confessed to messing up her near-perfect brows once or twice.
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You can tell if someone isn't a dog person, and that's only happened once or twice.
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So much so that he must have thought it over at least once or twice before.
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For the next eight months, I had to go there about once or twice a month.
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He says he deals once or twice a day with people who are afraid of elevators.
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I never even done karaoke; like only once or twice where you rent a private room.
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So they may, may get tested once or twice a year by WADA and that's unlikely.
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Once or twice I've picked up work as a clerk at gas stations and convenience stores.
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It's not just something that happens once or twice, it's something that happens systematically, over time.
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Now, they lug their guitars and an amp onto the subways once or twice a week.
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"Watching the sled streak by is kind of cool, maybe once or twice," Mr. Mather said.
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Both Feldman and Esther meet their husbands in person only once or twice before getting married.
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If you're a longtime nail-biter, you've likely tried to kick the habit once or twice.
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This becomes the gray water we use to flush our toilets once or twice a day.
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"These teams define themselves as only needing to score once or twice to win," Keppler said.
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"I think eggnog's great because you only drink it once or twice a year," he said.
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After she's been pressed into duty once or twice, I suspect she'll figure it out pronto.
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She had been to the sites once or twice, including the time she did sermon research.
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I think Ads has borrowed my riser once or twice to get up to the decks!
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Men who abuse women are often accused more than once, or twice, or even four times.
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I think in my entire career I worked with an all-female crew maybe once or twice.
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For an entire month, Rollings used the machine once or twice a week at nine-minute intervals.
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This is definitely an area you'll visit once or twice while parked and then (hopefully) never again.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) says that he's asked once or twice at each town hall about cybersecurity.
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Talking to a therapist or marriage counselor, even if it's once or twice, can be a lifesaver.
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The victim accused Green of penetrating her "once or twice" with his penis, according to court documents.
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I hardly ever get sent anything to work on, though — usually only once or twice a month.
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So he had been questioned once or twice, but he managed to ingratiate himself with the police.
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The couple cut back on their food costs by only eating out once or twice a month.
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We talk to each other at least once or twice a month, like 'What do you think?
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The major models predicting the election have only once or twice put his chances over 40 percent.
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I didn't have to re-pair every time I gamed, but even once or twice was annoying.
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It's okay to remind the audience once or twice or three times that you're holding a Grammy.
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"We see [other owners] come in once or twice a month, take one of each," Larios said.
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Posting photos at least once or twice a day has multiplied threefold, from 7 to 25 percent.
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"I'm most excited about not going to bed hungry once or twice a week," Ralston told me.
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Now I've figured out that you have to turn it often, like once or twice a week.
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I go to the Strand bookstore once or twice a week—the dollar section is the shit.
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"The resemblance to John once or twice got a bit embarrassing," McCartney said in Put It There.
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She also recommends exfoliating the underarm once or twice a week to clear away product build-up.
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"I had forgotten the guy's name because I only met him once or twice," Mr. Pylant said.
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That, and who wouldn't want to mimic a scantily-clad Jane Birkin at least once or twice?
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She fired 10 rounds, missing once or twice, then hitting him in the elbow and the torso.
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Karissa: For something you'll probably uses once or twice and then put away and never use again.
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Once or twice, I wrote "Help Me" in the margins and doubled down on the double espressos.
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The school's chimney spews large amounts of black, billowing smoke, at least once or twice a day.
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Once or twice, competing robots managed to knock bits off one another, sending shrapnel flying into barriers.
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That's fine if you're doing that once or twice, but it was day after day after day.
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Brush your teeth and tongue, swish and spit, and gargle once or twice with an antiseptic mouthwash.
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Full disclosure: The author gives public tours of the Clyfford Still Museum once or twice per month.
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Mine was, once or twice, though I would describe the overall experience as satisfaction rather than awe.
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Eventually I decided that sympathy sex once or twice a year was far worse than no sex.
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Ms. Van's mother had tried making the noodle at home once or twice, using a nonstick pan.
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My husband assesses the situation from a distance, joining the churn only once or twice a day.
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Rereading them once or twice a year, I am transported back to times I miss so much.
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Renting clothes so you don't have to buy new ones that you'll only wear once or twice?
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Mr. Abdelmalak has sensed hostility in Germany once or twice since arriving three years ago, he said.
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Regulars come once or twice a week, though some clients show up only when they are sick.
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Not just do it once or twice, they've been able to do it a number of times.
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Arrange for them to have baths once or twice a week, so that they develop good habits.
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My parents will warn me once or twice but they are on it as much as me.
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I drifted once or twice, and from the muffled snorts of the other attendees, they did too.
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He went home once or twice a year to visit his mother and younger brother and sister.
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Who am I to just appear once or twice a year and ask people to accommodate me?
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"We have a defusal on this scale around once or twice a year in Berlin," he said.
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I have thought once or twice about what factors might force me to cut the trip short.
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I've since learned that this is a common practice, and I've even done it once or twice myself.
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I only get my hair cut once or twice a year, so when I do go, I splurge.
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When I was a kid, I loved going to work with my dad once or twice a year.
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Our show started airing in 2011 and over that time we've met [Chip and Joanna] once or twice.
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That study found that exercising just once or twice a week -- for the recommended amount -- can postpone mortality.
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A 64-year-old named "Mike" told me he goes to the arcade once or twice a month.
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Just be aware that you may need to exchange things once or twice to find the perfect fit.
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Put a tissue between your lips and blot once or twice before layering on another coat of lipstick.
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He said he receives letters full of racist slurs and threats at least once or twice a day.
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Lopez suggests if you have fine, wavy hair, apply a deep-conditioning treatment once or twice per month.
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They're not interested in a drug you would take once or twice or three times in your life.
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At the start of the year, it was expected to raise interest rates once or twice in 303.
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And it wasn't just once or twice—this literally happened every time we would go out to eat.
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Once or twice in my lifetime I've driven through a red light on an empty road at night.
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All I have right now is seedy hookups, guys I've met once or twice, or people on Tinder.
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They await whether the Fed policymakers will raise rates once or twice in the second half of 43.
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Throughout her pregnancy, she took readings of her weight and blood pressure about once or twice a week.
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Go over it once or twice to make sure you have a clear and concise explanation for why.
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Already many people face daily hunger and can manage meals only once or twice a day, experts say.
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The Parliament has met just once or twice to discuss legislation that might respond to the demonstrators' demands.
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At times, he said, he would have to call a local windowpane salesman once or twice a week.
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At most, people should eat red meat no more than once or twice a week, Zelber-Sagi advised.
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As a final note, some of this can be tricky and you might break things once or twice.
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"People have let me slide once or twice, and you're always grateful," Drnaso explained, as we headed off.
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Once or twice a year, he attended Burisma board meetings and energy forums that took place in Europe.
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That amendment was written when a competent soldier could fire his weapon perhaps once or twice a minute.
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They were only broadcast on public TV once or twice during half-time of the national team's games.
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And once or twice, with Jacques Rivette, the French director, he urged me to do my own thing.
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If I keep it, I'll only use it once or twice, to show my relative that I did.
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Aretha Franklin might've moved to the outskirts once or twice, but she stayed here till her dying day.
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Chat with an elderly relative or family friend once or twice a week, using FaceTime, Zoom, or Skype.
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"If you get broken once or twice a set, it's hard to win those sets consistently," Federer said.
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It walks that tightrope between being a tablet and functional PC, but not without wavering once or twice.
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K-pop is a worldwide cultural phenomenon; J-pop has an international hit once or twice per decade.
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If going from never meditating to meditating every day feels overwhelming, try meditating once or twice a week.
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I got him to cook dinner once or twice a week the old-fashioned way—by talking, instead.
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This is a recipe that you'll be making once or twice a month for the next little while.
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Williamson raised her finger once or twice to answer a question, only to be bulldozed by another candidate.
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Oh, sure, they look through the slides and mentally go over their talking points — maybe once or twice.
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Once or twice she hung up: Mr. Bonds would grab at the phone or accuse her of betrayal.
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I was playing once or twice a week, and when you're in it, you're ready for a change.
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They were replaced with new burritos once or twice a week throughout the show's nearly 16-week run.
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I was pulled out of the hallway once or twice when they thought I was having personal problems.
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I had been there maybe once or twice, superficially on the outskirts, mostly entertaining English speaking ex-pats.
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People who had a SodaStream or a Nespresso or a Keurig used it once or twice a day.
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When you've walked through a path in the field once or twice, the grass bounces back up again.
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You should complete this entire routine once or twice a day, depending on how often you touch your nose.
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Over the years, the genuflecting dinger has become Beltre's special-occasion signature move, broken out once or twice annually.
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But it also has a leg up on a doctor you might only visit once or twice a year.
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I'm not a regular at most of those restaurants, but I definitely use GrubHub once or twice per month.
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The best way to use it is by layering it on once or twice a day, in concentrations between .
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Once it's complete, it's expected to only launch once or twice a year for about $1 billion a flight.
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I do those once or twice a week, and it just keeps your skin really soft and helps exfoliate.
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They host whenever they're in town, and we try to make it at least once or twice a month.
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With a big list of random tactics, you'll hit the mark once or twice, but you won't know why.
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Miranda Cosgrove Raise your hand if your mom hasn't said this to you once or twice or 100 times.
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The baobab leaf soup is one of the family's staple meals and they eat it once or twice daily.
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More physical releases will come in the future, but most likely only once or twice a year at most.
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At first, you'll probably get shots once or twice a week, and then they'll decrease to once per month.
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Once or twice, he wanted to quit, but his wife, Donna, kept telling him that he could do it.
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Finding out that they haven't had sex except once or twice in the past few years, I'm like, What?
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JOEL LASKO Silver Spring, Md. To the Editor: I have pre-check and fly once or twice a month.
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He has to stop at stoops or storefront benches once or twice on every block to catch his breath.
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"I have been coming here for over 30 years once or twice a month," said visitor Axel Walde, 47.
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I think we even tried to toss the whole idea in the trash once or twice along the way.
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McMillon reshares posts and articles on LinkedIn once or twice a week, but he also writes his own articles.
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This can mean shelling out $50 to $200 a shot for outings taking place once or twice a month.
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They appear on beaches once or twice a year when wind and currents push them to shore, Malphurs said.
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I would take it once or twice a week during semester and a lot more during the exam period.
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I gave it a shot once or twice, but it felt totally pointless and a complete waste of time.
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The result is our current national energy independence, which the Obama administration laid faint claim to once or twice.
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Many patients will get doses of the immune-suppressing medication once or twice a year to prevent a recurrence.
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She recommends picking just one or two trusted news sources and checking updates only once or twice a day.
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The thing is — even the most loyal customer is probably only going to dine once or twice a week.
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She would pee once or twice an hour, and quickly understood where she needed to run to do it.
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I bumped into him once or twice at family events and got occasional updates on his life from relatives.
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Quindlen: I get to pick him up at preschool once or twice a week, which is so much fun.
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In the last two years, she has disappeared as frequently as once or twice a month, her mother said.
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We generally cook dinner together every night and try to only eat out once or twice on the weekends.
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We travel to Italy once or twice a year, and have always wanted to go to the Amalfi Coast.
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That's why the pros recommend exfoliating once or twice a week — but only once you're not tan or burnt.
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" The prince also said he saw Epstein "infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice per year.
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Every so often, an element of additional (and, once or twice, unwelcome) interpretation peeks in, further muddying the waters.
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Fit City Anyone who has celebrated a 65th birthday can say she's been around the block once or twice.
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If you've never experienced heart issues, you'll probably try it out once or twice and then forget about it.
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If I'm only going to wear something once or twice, I'm going to want to buy the cheapest possible.
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King tides happen once or twice a year because of a specific alignment of the sun, earth, and moon.
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Summitt's son, Tyler, who also became a coach, said he heard "why me?" from his mother once or twice, understandably.
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"I've done different things at different times that I shouldn't have done, once or twice, you know," Michael said then.
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Getting a cavity is something that most people will face once or twice and fear for most of their lives.
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Keep your clothes on the hanger, roll them over the hanger once or twice, and stuff them in trash bags.
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If we only saw Cyborg once or twice, or had only gotten a glimpse of Aquaman, that'd be strange, sure.
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Eighteen percent of gay people have sex once or twice a week, and 513% have it several times per week.
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El-Erian said he expects the Fed to raise rates twice this year and possibly once or twice next year.
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I do feel like this is a story that comes along once or twice, if you're lucky, in your career.
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We also shop at farmers' markets once or twice a week to stock up and add to what we're growing.
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As fuel-cell technology matures in the years ahead, we can imagine refueling our phones once or twice a month.
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Squinting out across the endless blue expanse, I could have sworn I saw the edge of Portugal once or twice.
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Mendes also takes fish oil and CoQ10 supplements, but she admits to drinking a soda once or twice a week.
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Stir them once or twice to coat with the sauce, being gentle and trying to break as few as possible.
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Think about it: You see this person once or twice a year (more, I guess, if you have fancy hair).
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Residents in the South Korean capital of Seoul hold preparation drills once or twice a year, but they're often ignored.
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"Buildings are designed for an extreme event that might happen once or twice in 50 or 100 years," said Hangan.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 29, called on members as they rose to speak, once or twice stumbling over their states of origin.
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I usually go once or twice a week, but I'm excited to mix it up and try Flywheel this afternoon.
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But I might cheat on the McMuffin once or twice with the gut-churning greaser that is Burger King's Croissan'wich.
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Once or twice in our youth some of us rioted, and some voted for initiatives against immigrants and gay marriage.
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"We only went out to eat once or twice a month, and I love going out to eat, " he says.
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The Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority Credit Card offers big value if you fly Southwest even once or twice a year.
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If you fly Southwest more than once or twice a year, this card can easily be worth the annual fee.
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Even in retirement Mr. Rosen would go to the restaurant at least once or twice a week, Alan Rosen said.
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I don't really go shopping all that often, but once or twice a year, we go out to a mall.
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I babysit about once or twice a week, and I've been working for this particular mom for almost a year.
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The bookstore has been open nearly every day since — only once or twice, in Mr. Fugate's memory, has it closed.
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"They want to wear a style once or twice and not take another photo in the same dress," Breitbard said.
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Once or twice a week, she stops at a church a short drive away to pick up free bottled water.
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"To be honest, I've really only seen him get down once or twice," his roommate and manager Daniel Hennes said.
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And in any case, most people have no problem limiting their wild mustard collecting to once or twice a month.
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After all, how personal can you get with someone you only pass in the hall once or twice a month?
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There were a few other entries that had been used once or twice but still rate as choice and unusual.
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He could only climb set of stairs once or twice a day, and his usually cheery disposition had become muted.
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Some I've met with only once or twice; others I talk with at least two or three times a month.
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His coach, Ben Faulkner, remembers Foles dunking the ball once or twice before delivering one of his signature bullet passes.
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You use them while you're doing your thing and then you maybe check them once or twice, then you're done.
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My favourite thing Federer does, and it usually happens once or twice a match, is to go down three break points.
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Once or twice per shift, the men would swipe a couple of cylindrical pieces of polysilicon, each about 10 inches long.
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Many family members of the victims have come to the site once or twice, and others not at all, Clark said.
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The latter would invite the kind of massive political realignment that only occurs in this country once or twice a century.
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Before then, Erik visited their grandmother once or twice a week between work and school, translating whatever was in her mailbox.
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" And while some bosses may have patience for you messing up once or twice, "with micromanagers, that option is not available.
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During the time I knew him, I saw him infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year.
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For one, you can more easily take advantage of apps you may need once or twice without cluttering your home screen.
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If you've been following any of the net neutrality saga in recent years, you've probably seen Quinn's name once or twice.
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I usually try to go once or twice a week while traveling in Boston, but I have had no motivation lately.
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We talk about once or twice a week, but I know we can call any time and will answer one another.
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The question is: Are we owed explanations by the people we date, even if we've only met them once or twice?
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" She continues, "I talked about it maybe once or twice on my YouTube channel, but never really in depth like that.
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The parliament meets once or twice a year to formally approve budgets or policies set out by the ruling Workers' Party.
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Once or twice a generation, you get two wrestlers who simply click, dramatically and athletically, every time they enter the ring.
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They have this special night, like once or twice a year, where they show french surrealist films from the 1920's.
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The case charges via micro USB, and has enough juice to fully power up the pair of buds once or twice.
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I just played it once or twice, but it's a really beautiful game and I wish I could play it more.
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I try to go back at least once or twice a year with my wife, who is from the United States.
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They weren't just anthologized once or twice in prestigious mainstream publications, but rather won a more lasting name among fiction lovers.
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And now I've started picking it up a bit more, trying to do it once or twice a week in season.
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I admit that I've been embarrassed once or twice at the baggage carousel by stepping up and pulling off that suitcase.
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Once or twice a week, he and a friend would go to Sunny's for a beer, or to hear some bluegrass.
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Once or twice a month, her neighbor will help her out, but she feels like her lawn is usually a mess.
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That would be exciting maybe once or twice, until they drop in while you're poking through the fridge in your underwear.
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This might mean jogging twice per week, trying a HIIT workout once or twice per week, and taking a yoga class.
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Ryan will throw it 40-plus times, and he'll probably be picked once or twice, but he'll also move the rock.
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Over time, experience goods develop a reputation; impulse buyers who have been burnt once or twice will not be repeat customers.
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The Clean Base is good for 30 bins, meaning you'll typically only have to empty it once or twice per month.
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Respondents were asked to name their three favorite influencers, and most influencers given in answers were only named once or twice.
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Jeff Chastain, a hairstylist in New York City, recommends that women get their shampooing down to once or twice a week.
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Others turned their pedals once or twice in the sand and then gave up and walked the race's final 30 feet.
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The beloved Daniel Bryan's career was shortened in part because he did the move once or twice a night, every night.
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In fact, easy access to the city has broadened the region's appeal, as commuting once or twice a week feels doable.
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They only eat once or twice a week, and even then, just 3 percent of their body weight at each feeding.
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People who worked out only once or twice a week said they felt much happier than did people who never exercised.
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For example, if you only fly once or twice a year, spending money on a travel pillow probably isn't worth it.
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Before you're tempted to spend money on things you'll use once or twice, consider saving that money for a seat upgrade.
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We do 10-minute or so sessions once or twice a day every couple of days and she's a happy camper.
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I know some women who I think would feel a lot better off if they visited the sauna once or twice.
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Before last month, I had been to Cincinnati only once or twice, but I could have sworn I had lived there.
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But the fact that many campuses were only targeted once or twice suggests that recruitment was not successful, the group said.
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Mr. Brand said Kahoot was not intended for teachers to use with their classes every day, but once or twice weekly.
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Check in once or twice a day, focusing on where you are visiting and any updates that could influence your plans.
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A compendium of such lineup errors put together by Retrosheet shows that it tends to happen once or twice a season.
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Treatments involve anywhere from 1,500 to 4,000 milligrams of glutathione, often combined with vitamin C, administered once or twice a week.
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Ten percent of the vote is still up for grabs, and that's enough to flip the lead once or twice more.
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It is true that once or twice a giant construction crane has got away from the mummy who was operating it.
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Occasionally, the app would detect an exercise activity that wasn't happening, but it only happened once or twice during my testing.
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Kate: I've never spoken to them myself, but I think some of the women here have done before, once or twice.
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My sense is that there are a lot of people with drones in their garages that they've used once or twice.
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We see each other on the weekends mostly, so I would say [we have sex] maybe once or twice a week.
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In terms of the paradigm, using psilocybin once or twice a year maybe, isn't the model that the pharmaceutical industry follows.
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"They came in once or twice a week and sat on the balcony at a banquette," reports Osso Buco owner Nino Selimaj.
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Once or twice, when he'd offer them one of the two tablets he constantly carried, they'd give him pitying looks that stung.
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Because of the location of DSCOVR's orbit path, the moon is only captured by EPIC like this once or twice a year.
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He explained that he and some co-workers go to a Brazilian jujitsu class during lunch, usually once or twice a week.
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Once or twice a year, he'd sign on to fight whatever fire was happening, but it wasn't to protect any ancestral land.
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And an impact like the 55-foot-wide one that exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 2013 happens once or twice a century.
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Once or twice a week these are live interceptions, typically of Russian planes flying between St Petersburg and the enclave of Kaliningrad.
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Don't you at least once or twice have to choose the wrong person, so you can begin to triangulate on what's right?
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Once or twice a week market towns such as Ludlow and Knighton resound to the age-old sounds of a sheep auction.
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It's already October and we expect you've probably asked yourself, at least once or twice, What haircut should I get for fall?
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Most of the time, we all eat at our desks, but once or twice a week we'll order delivery or go out.
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He was born in Medellín, Colombia's second-largest city, and goes to Urabá to check his plantations once or twice a month.
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"Everybody in town had passed on me once or twice and told me to go back to Georgia and everything," Jackson said.
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"We have avalanche incidents once or twice a year around here, but haven't had anything this big," a fire department official said.
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I let him try vegan dishes, and slowly he's come around to the idea of eating vegan once or twice a week.
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"The plan sponsor may send an email reminder and notification once or twice, and many people may not read it," she said.
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We had to stop taping once or twice… They shared a housekeeper who ultimately found the bodies and reported it to police.
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"She's seen it once or twice on a plane but she just sings the songs all the time," Deschanel explained to reporters.
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"Asteroids of this size do not often approach this close to our planet - maybe only once or twice a year," he said.
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When you experiment, it's not enough to try once or twice — you have to give it at least half a dozen attempts.
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Programs tended to include 60 to 90 minutes of yoga once or twice weekly for a total of two to six months.
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Economists polled previously by Reuters on average expect the BoE to raise rates once or twice in 2019, assuming Brexit proceeds smoothly.
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In complicated places, of which there are many, you make the mistake once or twice or three times and then you learn.
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I use these products once or twice a week, and each time, my hair feels super clean, and looks bright and fresh.
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And donors are expected to produce a good specimen once or twice a week, leaving not much time for sex between visits.
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I woke up once or twice during turbulence, and then woke up on my own as the flight attendants were serving breakfast.
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Once you've gone through a screen once or twice, you'll likely have a new power to try the next time you return.
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I see my dad once or twice a year, and I try to call, but I'm not great at keeping in touch.
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I used to get cystic acne breakouts once or twice a month, and haven't had any since I started the oil cleansing.
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Opponents play into their hands by being predictable and stagnant, as the Warriors are able to rotate once or twice without consequence.
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"Everyone seems to have met her at least once or twice, even those who did their best to avoid her," Brown writes.
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Mr. Barron still enters his smokehouse once or twice a week, creeping around the corner, to access tools and fertilizer, he said.
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Depending on his schedule, Phattony1587 tries to log on to his favorite cam models' rooms at least once or twice a week.
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"If people are only going to use the app once or twice a year, we want it to be free," Miller said.
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The color just washes out, so you can do it once or twice and then let your blond base color come through.
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Invariably, I would see a celebrity at least once or twice a week and would tell my co-workers about these encounters.
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He also got a big promotion at his job and now has to travel regularly, at least once or twice a month.
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To be sure, some agencies, such as the National Science Foundation, prioritize building strong businesses and only fund awardees once or twice.
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"Castro tried once or twice," Nova said, referring to Yankees second baseman Starlin Castro, who joked with Nova after a bloop single.
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But I did restart the app once or twice when the timer on the live feed stopped and didn't catch back up.
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"Because the addictive behavior is gone, having ice cream once or twice will not send you back to square one," Alpert said.
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Bush appeared in 1.53 games but was never a key player, mostly being handed the ball only once or twice a game.
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These are the use of illegally cheap labour, and waste from people wearing cheap clothes once or twice and then binning them.
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It's hard for me to imagine interactive video where I chose the plot being something I'd do more than once or twice.
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I did use this once or twice because I feared I had accidentally tapped to have the drone fly right into a fence.
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I eat a few more gummies, hit the pen once or twice, and then fall asleep after a long AF yet amazing day.
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Not just once or twice, but endlessly, stuck in a repeating loop that resembles a nightmare version of the 1993 movie Groundhog Day.
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About once or twice a month (if I'm not on a work trip), I volunteer at the women's prison in their education department.
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"Young investors can expect it to drop 30% to 50% once or twice a decade for the rest of their lives," Schneider said.
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He then channels his inner Tom Hanks in Big to almost flawlessly play the tune — and only loses his balance once or twice.
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"Well, it might have popped up on shuffle once or twice," he said when asked if he had sex to his own music.
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NASA estimates that one flight of the SLS will cost about $1 billion, and it will only launch once or twice a year.
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The water in the fountains at my client site is disgusting, which means I have to buy water once or twice a week.
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He goes to the hospital for checkups once or twice a day and should be able to go home in a few weeks.
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Because my hair goes through so much when traveling and performing, I also like using a hair mask once or twice a week.
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I'm not a big tea or coffee drinker; I might have a cup of one or the other once or twice a week.
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Even though I've only done this once or twice in my career, I know I can afford to walk away from any job.
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In fact, about 214 percent have never used a ride-sharing service, and another 24 percent have only used one once or twice.
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Another 19 percent used portable music players once or twice a week, and about 8 percent used them at least three times weekly.
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Christopher Moraff has worked with fentanyl and related highly potent synthetic opioids at least once or twice a week for the past year.
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Before I started Customs, an Asian or Asian-American producer like DJ Krush would only come through Seattle once or twice a year.
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If you only need it once or twice a week, or less, they also need to know, because they might want it more.
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Asked what could be done to secure such help, he said that he met with the prime minister once or twice a month.
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Or do you want to be able to book a cheap staycation once or twice a year without paying an exorbitant annual fee?
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Moore says that records of such events go back at least to 1959, with a frequency of about once or twice each decade.
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The two businessmen, in fact, dined with Chief Banks once or twice a week, always picking up the bill, according to the complaint.
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Once or twice, while leading a cheer, a speaker said, "Forward with Mug ...," only to stop himself as the audience hooted and laughed.
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I think I've maybe actually tweeted at her once or twice, but for the most part, I had seen tweets of hers, etc.
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It gets rotated once or twice, comes out onto the pizza tray, and it's a very different pie than the deep-dish species.
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Amy: We might watch it once or twice a week, sometimes as more of a precursor and sometimes with more focus on it.
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While the peas worked better than bags of ice, they could be used once or twice before they'd freeze into a homogeneous mass.
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Yet, once or twice a week I head to Fort Greene Park and I run a couple of laps on a trail there.
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I don't dream, except maybe once or twice a month — or maybe I dream more but I don't remember the dream at all.
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I have re-watched episodes from the television series a number of times, and I have seen the movie only once or twice.
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He would send her a new device every two weeks or so, and they would meet in person once or twice a month.
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You can probably get away with a suicide dive once or twice a month; you probably can't get away with eight or nine.
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I talk maybe once or twice because I really do want to thank whoever I'm playing the show with and introduce my band.
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Yet once or twice a week I head to Fort Greene Park, and I run a couple of laps on a trail there.
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For a more accurate count, which most ranchers get once or twice a year, collect the sheep into an enclosure using herding dogs.
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I only do grocery delivery once or twice a week, but today was so busy that I knock off my hours for tomorrow.
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If a young person has atrial fibrillation once or twice, it doesn't necessarily mean that a physician should prescribe blood thinners, for example.
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"During the time the imam was with us, Moussa came maybe once or twice and the other guys about the same," he said.
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In several studies, people who worked out only once or twice a week said they felt much happier than those who never exercised.
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Once or twice a week he walked from his apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to the ferry terminal at the tip of Lower Manhattan.
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A few tablespoons of sodium nitrite added to a gallon of brine once or twice a year isn't going to cause anyone problems.
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Shoppers are eager to wear new looks frequently and are not always keen on buying pricey outfits to wear just once or twice.
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And unless you're totally immune to trends, you've probably pondered buying a Roomba once or twice — until you see the Roomba price tag.
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But after seasoning my Saucier once or twice, I had no problem with anything sticking, even rice, which I'm usually awful at cooking.
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The investment firm has 3,400 associates, half of whom travel at least once or twice a year, and some every week, she added.
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"Once it gets said once or twice, it'll just get repeated forever and ever, whether it makes any sense or not," he says.
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Be honest with your friend and her son, and offer to hire him to watch your young man once or twice a week.
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At least once or twice per season, it turns out an episode that can stand with the best from early in its run.
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Maybe because I used it only once or twice a month, this rudimentary heating pad didn't conk out until after I'd reached menopause.
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Only once or twice did I have to excuse myself to a nearby stairwell to breathe into the sleeve of my purple corduroy suit.
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The Samsung Galaxy Fold is an early adopter's dream device, the kind of gadget that comes along maybe once or twice in a decade.
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He said that he first met Epstein in 1999, saw him once or twice a year and stayed in a number of his properties.
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"I had to sneak around and go to some pretty shady places about once or twice a month to get it," he tells PEOPLE.
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Many people who do win do so by blindly guessing at least once or twice it seems like, making repeat victories a real challenge.
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Explosives were only used once or twice later in the game—about 1912—and they fortunately did more damage to property than to people.
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Among the casualties in my overfull garbage bag: dozens of once-or-twice-swiped eye shadow palettes, dry-ass mascaras, and borderline-moldy concealer.
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If you take a lot of photos every day — or just use burst mode once or twice — this process can feel like a chore.
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Mountain Horse Farm offers the "Cow Experience" once or twice per day, three to four days per week between May 1 and October 31.
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And if you only fly once or twice a year, you may not get the most value out of the additional flight-day benefits.
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Mr. Petty knows Mr. Rahami and his family, he said, or at least he went to their chicken restaurant once or twice a week.
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Its cloying, cakey perfume had reminded her of her mother, she supposed, though she'd taken it out only once or twice to sniff it.
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Promises made White House officials insisted a month ago the President would hit the road to sell tax reform once or twice a week.
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For example, she enjoys going out with friends, so we set a budget so that she can go out once or twice a week.
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She was quickly brought into the fold and started attending the meetings that Awood was holding once or twice a month at Bethany Lutheran.
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When my mother comes to New York, she will see her once or twice a week but I only see her once a month.
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Many people say that you should only wash your hair once or twice a week, and berate anyone who shampoos any more than that.
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It gives them certainty of access to funds and means that they are able to limit LP drawdowns to once or twice a year.
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To the Editor: I shop at Dick's Sporting Goods once or twice a year with my dad when I'm back home in Birmingham, Ala.
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Once or twice an hour, a small groups of huts would appear over the crest of a hill, the sign of an indigenous community.
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The fans do occasionally get a bit noisy, but I've only noticed this once or twice over the course of several days of use.
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AND I ASKED OFFICIALLY FOR A BOARD SEAT NOW, I HAVE DONE THAT IN THE PAST ONCE OR TWICE, ASKED FOR A BOARD SEAT.
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Stevens said she typically spoke with her son once or twice a month, and as months passed without word from him, she grew concerned.
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Those who took part in arts-related activities only once or twice a year still had 14% lower odds of dying during the study.
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Since 20163, its general director has been the ageless Plácido Domingo, who also sings in tried-and-true repertory once or twice a season.
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Since they typically only come once or twice a year, it's paramount to develop a solid strategy on how to spend and invest it.
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And once it does, it only goes through the recycling process once or twice before ending up in incinerators, landfills, or in the ocean.
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While he meets with Mr. Putin once or twice a year, he said, he never discussed his meeting with Mr. Greenblatt with Kremlin officials.
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The school pantry, which opens once or twice a month and draws a large group, has helped Ms. Ramjit in more ways than one.
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"This was in Paris after the war, and Picasso would hold open studio days once or twice a week," he recalled in an interview.
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Once or twice a week, video game programmer Mike LeGrand sets up shop at a popular drug corner in Baltimore to do street outreach.
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Part of what the brilliance of what David did is that with Trump, it's not really enough to just write it once or twice.
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Lectures, conversations, symposia, video screenings, and open conversations take place once or twice a week, and during these events, delicious Turkish food is shared.
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Dr. Mack advises doing so sparingly, as you would with many other potent chemical exfoliants: once or twice a week, depending on your skin type.
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He says he's used the clubs only once or twice since, but they remain the most special gift — and the only memorable one — from Trump.
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These might range from wearing noise-canceling headphones to making it a habit to step outside once or twice a day to reset your focus.
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Burhan Zadran, 30, from Afghanistan, said most of the men in Belgrade travel to the border once or twice a week to try to cross.
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That said, it's a decent deal that works well for people who plan on going to the movies at least once or twice every month.
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Once or twice a week, they head to Gina's mother's house in nearby Swartz Creek, a suburb of Flint, to shower and do their laundry.
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She went on to tell me that the people she texts tend to be strangers, like a person she met once or twice for work.
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Hard to make out what they're saying, but also hard to imagine the words ... Justin, Hailey or "that ring" ... haven't come up once or twice.
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But we rarely stop to ask what truly constitutes a trend, rather than something you just happened to see on social media once or twice.
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You've got to figure that a fair number of those people have had to replace the internal hard drive once or twice over the years.
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I picked my way along the shore, falling once or twice in the seaweed, before I found a hole in the fence and clambered out.
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People around me have unanimously said they've never seen me angry, and that if they have it, was once or twice in my entire life.
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They said they spoke to David once or twice a month, though had not visited their son or their grandchildren in four or five years.
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"Instead of seeing 'vacation' as a large event once or twice a year, consider integrating microvacations into your life on a regular basis," Saunders advises.
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The couple also saves money on food by cooking many of their meals at home, going out for dinner just once or twice a week.
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I'd managed to score first class upgrades on domestic flights once or twice, and didn't really realize the difference between that and international business class.
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In fact, "I think maybe once or twice in my career, maybe, I've done a song with someone who's not my friend," Mr. Blanco said.
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They managed to see each other once or twice a month, and soon found themselves taking trips together as well as meeting up at conferences.
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But she has become a go-to leader for modern orchestras making once- or twice-a-year forays into the early 18th century and thereabouts.
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" Mr. Parnas added that Mr. Trump raised the subject again: "I don't know how many times at that dinner, once or twice or three times.
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She noted that she ate it only once or twice a year, and then usually only after she had been ill, as a comfort food.
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He visits the children "once or twice a week" at their apartment, she said, but she is not ready to welcome him back full time.
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Are you really going to drop that much cash just so you can watch The Martian or Deadpool in maximum high-res once or twice?
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He describes the rise of the maliciously cunning but childlike Trofim Lysenko, who notoriously became Stalin's favorite scientist (though they met only once or twice).
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My husband and I refinanced our mortgage once or twice as a couple and, following our divorce, I went on to purchase the home independently.
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James Younger, a homeowner in South Arlington for over 220 years, received inquiries from speculators once or twice a year before the Amazon HQ2000 announcement.
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Due to the $315 price, I&aposd only recommend the Virtuoso Plus if you plan on using it at least once or twice per week.
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"I've been talking to Trumka once or twice or three times a week for months on this and working to get this language," he said.
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Researchers also note that writing in a gratitude journal once or twice a week is better for your well-being than doing it every day.
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But most people in the studies found a benefit after practicing yoga just once or twice a week, for 10 to 24 weeks, she says.
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"You'll maybe get a big group to Vegas once or twice a year, but people don't really go there any more than that," Carey said.
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Once or twice a week, every spring, Bernie Krause drives 20 minutes from his home in the Sonoma Valley to Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, California.
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And it actually manages to be thought-provoking once or twice per half-hour episode as it assaults its chosen subjects with wisecracks and skewed logic.
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MOSCOW, June 10 (Reuters) - Russian central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Friday she sees the U.S. Federal Reserve raising rates once or twice this year.
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These things are observationally ... A doctor can't pick up because they see you once or twice a year, a computer can pick up the changes. Yeah.
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Many new drugs costs tens of thousands of dollars when they are launched and drugmakers raise the price of older drugs once or twice a year.
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We don't get the chance to visit in person much, but I try to go back at least once or twice a year outside of Christmas.
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My performance schedule varies but I usually perform about two to six shows a month and I produce my own shows once or twice a year.
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Again, there may have been a hitch once or twice when first loading a site, but nothing that was incredibly distracting or made browsing a burden.
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Okay, maybe that is some Bachelorette-level hyperbole, but it has crossed our minds once or twice and maybe involved a spoiler search and group text.
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" — Jennifer A. Kingson, BuzzFeed News "While whatever toys I would get there once or twice a year were great, the catalog was the store's greatest product.
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"I kind of just followed," Araoz told Today, adding that she visited Epstein's house once or twice a week during her freshman year of high school.
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These days she may end up in the hospital once or twice a year if, say, a co-worker with a cold sits next to her.
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The jab is supposed to be the foundation for performance—using it once or twice defeats the purpose of even using it for the most part.
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I get pedicures ($50) every two weeks and then my nails once or twice a month, depending if I'm getting acrylics ($30-40) or shellac ($30).
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This happened maybe once or twice a session, but not every time I used them, so it doesn't feel like a deal-breaker kind of problem.
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And when he's got the flu, maybe Dad checks on him once or twice but still winds up going out to dinner with some work friends.
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It is flat and untroubled by cars, and I do it once or twice each week, taking one hour and one, two, sometimes even three minutes.
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You likely won't benefit from it more than once or twice (no spoilers), but you'll be so glad you have it on those specific occasions. 3.
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Since then I have returned to London once or twice a year, emerging from the sliding doors at Heathrow with a feeling of evermore imprecise familiarity.
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Today my friend, T., is coming to class — she lives about an hour away, but we try to see each other once or twice a month.
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This was someone you met once or twice, who might have worked for the venue, but was just as likely to work for another outsourced company.
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I only get to see my cousins once or twice a year because we live on opposite coasts, so it's great to catch up with them.
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On average, in 2014/15 over 40% of people said they went without clean water or food at least once or twice in the past year.
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SMOKING a whole packet of cigarettes in a day once or twice a year would certainly make someone feel ill, but probably would not kill him.
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I succeed once or twice, and feel refreshed afterward, but my biggest discovery is that meditating is an excellent way to naturally fall asleep on planes.
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Here's Chandler and Devin Harris botching what should be a straightforward switch: Mistakes like this seemingly occur once or twice every time I watch Denver play.
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A meal there always makes us feel like a bounty hunter from the future who might have tried cocaine once or twice—but you know, trendy.
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Turner, a natural blonde, tells us that she dyes her hair fairly often to maintain her character's coppery red — as in, once or twice a week.
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If you're meeting once or twice to create a financial plan or get advice, you can expect to pay anywhere between $100 and $300 an hour.
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Once or twice in the evenings Angela had put a hand on her daughter's forehead as if she were ill; Cecilia had shaken her off, frowning.
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Although Google Maps promised I'd make it in 40 minutes, it was my first time biking in Manhattan, so I got turned around once or twice.
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Comcast's cloud-based video service, for example, could be updated more regularly than older set-top boxes that were updated roughly once or twice per year.
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All those relatives you see once or twice a year, suddenly converging around a single table to hash out family updates and "what's new with you"?
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I feel no guilt splurging on a special pair of shoes once or twice a season to keep my look fresh, especially from Edun or Maiyet.
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At three dollars (almost twice my daily pay) per fifteen-minute phone call, I can only afford to speak to her once or twice a week.
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One of his classmates, Cooper Creech, 21, said Mr. Terrell wore dark clothing and stayed mostly quiet, chiming in just once or twice with a comment.
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The study also found that the prevalence of the perceived risk of smoking cannabis once or twice a week decreased from 50.4 percent to 33.3 percent.
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Cyborg Beetles Once or twice a year, my colleagues make a video that reminds me that the FUTURE IS NUTS, and, oh yeah, it's happening today.
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So, last month, it opened an office in San Francisco, and Goldberg visits the Bay Area once or twice a quarter for dinners with prospective pledgers.
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Decades of experience have taught me that many people have trouble remembering names — at least, the names of people they've met just once or twice. Acquaintances.
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If you only go once or twice a year for a cleaning, the plans could actually wind up costing you more than paying out of pocket.
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On the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, a seed vault inside a frozen mountain opens its doors once or twice a year to take in new deliveries.
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Once or twice I've sought his counsel on important matters where I thought he would have insight and wisdom I didn't think others would likely have.
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"To see that once or twice within a period of a few short years understandably scared a lot of investors out of stocks altogether," McBride says.
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Large active predators He brings a group of researchers to the lowland Amazon rainforest in a remote part of southeastern Peru once or twice a year.
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Roughly half of workers reported they don't fully disconnect from work while on holiday leave, and 30% said they check in once or twice per day.
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In practice, they often penalize black women for seeking protection from abusers if they have the misfortune of needing to call more than once or twice.
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It's not the only rewards app on my phone, nor is it the only one I've downloaded and used just once or twice, if at all.
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Kim, president of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, the North's rubber-stamp parliament that meets once or twice a year, arrived in Caracas on Monday.
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We'd like to welcome the family to New York — especially if it means we can get an invite to hang in that living room once or twice.
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I usually buy household items only once or twice a month so this week's bill is still more than I like to spend at the grocery store.
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If there's a farmer in rural India, she's paid once or twice a year at the time of harvest, but she lacks a safe place to save.
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In a museum, you expect someone coming once or twice in their life to look at the sculpture for a short amount of time and then leave.
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Not once or twice for a university project, but every week for years to build a larger repository of DIY projects than any other maker in China.
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Even when that station is completed, NASA's Space Launch System will only be able to launch people and cargo there once or twice a year at best.
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When spring came, I was joined once or twice in my room by a fellow resident—a Polish guy who seemed as discontent there as I did.
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The structure of the sessions really depends on the provider — sometimes therapists respond once or twice a day, others message patients back and forth in real-time.
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Once or twice a year, the body- and skin-care brand discontinues a handful of well-loved products to make room for new launches on the horizon.
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By the numbers: The median cost increase of the drugs over these 6 years was 76%, and most drugs saw cost increases once or twice a year.
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Spence Farms, a neighbor who had already been supplying Bayless with produce, began taking a goat from the boys up to Chicago once or twice a month.
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"I look at your Twitter feed once or twice a day, and it's half a dozen tweets about me, and I've never even met you," Gorka said.
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Each of us has taken a stab once or twice, but as far as going in the direction I'm going, it started back with Florida Georgia Line.
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Add these moves to your routine at least once or twice a week—the number of reps and sets will vary depending on your level of fitness.
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For the next few months, I would get these calls asking for Sarah about once or twice a week, coming from different number and different sounding people.
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"We told her, 'Look, do it once or twice, and then we'll have you lip sync it from different angles yourself; we'll play you back,'" Holmes said.
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"There have been instances where I've bought someone an upgrade," said Michael Winston, who used to travel once or twice a week while working in management consulting.
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The plan called for him to receive speech and occupational therapy services three or four times a week, but he got them once or twice a month.
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She began to meet with Zuckerberg for dinner once or twice a week, first at a cafe in Menlo Park and then at Sandberg's home in Atherton.
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When she came back to Sicily once or twice a year, she "never forgot to call up her friends to meet up, even briefly," Mr. Costanzo said.
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The records were Read more: Prince Andrew says he stayed in several of Jeffrey Epstein's homes but only saw the disgraced financier 'once or twice a year'
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Repatha, injected either once or twice a month, lowered LDL by about 60 percent to a median of 30, with a quarter of patients getting below 20.
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"I travel all the time for work, at least once or twice a week, and I said, 'There's no way we're going to leave,'" Rivera told WLS.
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"Can't believe we pulled it off in one take—even if I did fall once or twice trying," she wrote in her post announcing the music video.
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I was in college, had a good bit of time on my hands, and would stop in once or twice a day to pick up another movie.
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When customers download the app and sign up, they're assigned a single tasker, called a home manager, who comes once or twice a week, on a schedule.
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I still have to do hourly exercises for my legs twice a day, and still experience severe pains down my lower back once or twice a day.
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The delegates will also approve a new Central Committee, whose 200 or so full members meet once or twice a year to discuss and vote on policy.
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While training usually happens in the afternoon, at least once or twice a week he goes running before school so he has more time in the afternoon.
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The heart of each community is the common house, or a space, where group meals are offered once or twice a week, together with activities and events.
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"We didn't live a monk-like lifestyle," Mr. Novack said, but they limited dinners out to once or twice a week and dialed back on their shopping.
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She has been filming live content on Instagram for her 392,000 followers almost every day this past week, compared to her usual once or twice per month.
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Me trying to defend myself while being scolded by my mom after telling her that I only wash my water bottle once or twice a week pic.twitter.
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He sees his wife once or twice a week and has cut off his brother, who disagrees with him politically, the brother has said in media interviews.
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They said that Mr. Morales traveled to the United States once or twice a month, carrying with him hard disks containing recordings from inside the London embassy.
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Most of the people in this field of research assumed they were taking it once or twice, but it turns out it's a lot more than that.
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I've been doing this for years, and on the way to perfecting this grift, I've fucked up once or twice, so you can learn from my mistakes.
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He only went on the nose once or twice per season, and those moments are the ones that stick in the memory because they were so powerful.
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I've taken advantage of Megabus's super cheap fares once or twice, but I usually prefer Greyhound because they offer routes to less touristy places, like Pittsburgh, for example.
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You had to see him live to see him at all, and he performed so infrequently, usually once or twice a year, that tickets sold out within hours.
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Eco-chic brand Love Home And Planet's new Dry Wash Spray for freshening up our pile of worn once or twice "chair-drobe" clothes fast does just that.
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Once or twice I'd used it with friends and family without noticing, I found, but mostly I'd avoided it, subconsciously aware of what a jerk that face is.
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That same NASA FAQ page does say that a meteor like Chelyabinsk should only strike once or twice a century, and bigger objects would be several times rarer.
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Hopefully, this only happens once or twice in your life (once you've found the right stylist, never, ever stray), but still...haircuts are a bit of a risk.
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Consider this service journalism: if you fly more than once or twice a year, Precheck is worth every penny (and many premium credit cards will cover the cost).
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The counselor then brings another therapist into the room and you begin the session, texting periodically throughout your day and receiving asynchronous responses once or twice a day.
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"For many of those same young black boys, if they go to a barbershop, they actually see their barber at least once or twice a month," he said.
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Once or twice a year, Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) founder Michael Liebreich posts a magisterial summation of some trend or set of trends in the energy world.
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In the early days, they may have adjusted the code once or twice a year when they identified problems, but even the highly specialized masters have stopped tinkering.
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It's starting to look like, at least once or twice in his life, Donald Trump told the absolute truth: when he was talking about how he treats women.
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Amaglio began by visiting once or twice a week, driving an hour-and-a-half out of his home in Venice just to get to know the locals.
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Since I only blowdry my hair once or twice a year, I could go to the salon for a full silk press and trim for the same price.
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The parliament meets once or twice a year to formally approve budgets or policies set out by the ruling Workers' Party, which has increased in prominence under Kim.
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"I am looking forward to a busy 2016, though I have been warned I may have 'Happy Birthday' sung to me more than once or twice," she said.
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If you're visiting with the advisor once or twice to create a financial plan or get advice, you may pay an hourly fee, usually between $100 and $300.
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Even if this happens only once or twice before the moderator catches it and adjusts, time has been wasted and other higher-priority issues pushed to the side.
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Shang himself could get back only once or twice a year, but video chats on his smartphone made it seem as if his parents weren't so far away.
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Some readers can't get enough of characters like this, but I confess that Lia often exasperated me and even made me contemplate abandoning the novel once or twice.
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Some of these spammer accounts have hundreds of quoted tweets, so it's hard to imagine that they haven't been reported at least once or twice during that barrage.
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"You spray it once or twice on the head of the penis, and it absorbs really well, so a woman isn't going to experience residual numbing," he says.
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This is one of those credit card benefits that can easily make up for an annual fee, even if you only use it once or twice a year.
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"He and I haven't spoken, and I disagree," Mr. Trump said, not just throwing Mr. Pence under the bus, but rolling it over him once or twice. Mrs.
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He and my husband do not know each other; he lives very far away from us, and I am in his area only once or twice a year.
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Incubators tend to bring in batches of startups once or twice a year, and an aspiring founder may be wanting to start a business outside of that cycle.
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We see the orchestra, which is equally busy, in its rehearsal room once or twice without the singers, then twice with the singers — but never with the chorus.
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Six in 10 say they had a spiritual conversation only on rare occasions — either "once or twice" (29 percent) or "several times" (29 percent) in the past year.
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"Moving once or twice over the course of a childhood won't have much effect," said the lead author, James B. Kirkbride, an associate professor at University College London.
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"Skippy" came up once or twice, too, because Mr. Riggs was energetic and often funny — a self-aware, ebullient boor who knew how to turn provocation into profit.
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And the likelihood that any individual state would suffer a conquest in an average year plummeted — from 1.33 percent to 0.17 percent, or once or twice a millennium.
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The flying foxes are gone, snakes are rarely to be seen, a mongoose glimpsed only once or twice a year, slipping into the round opening of a drain.
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The central bank was not expected to hike rates at the April meeting, and most Fed watchers predict officials will raise rates just once or twice this year.
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Many schools enforce parental restraint by limiting access to the portal to once or twice a term, usually at the midterm or just before final grades are due.
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The first order of business on that Saturday in February was publishing Justice Scalia's obituary, which I had first filed in 2011 and later revised once or twice.
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"I don't know how many times at that dinner, once or twice, three times, but he fired her several times at that dinner," Parnas said, speaking of Trump.
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When she took over as the music director of the Sinfonietta, it had turned professional only three years before and was performing only once or twice a month.
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Once or twice a year, they go out to the streets of New York City to offer assistance to the pets of the homeless — and to their owners.
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A study of college students in good relationships found that those who had sex once or twice a week had more levels of immunoglobin A in their saliva.
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If it's not in your saved passwords, I can find a loophole in your email, you probably had to have reset your password at least once or twice.
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In the 16 years since we've put out two records, toured Europe once or twice a year almost every single year, and gone to South America and Australia.
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A bead of his sweat dropped dangerously close to my mouth once or twice but he was funny and his beard smelled like soap, so I didn't mind.
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The first time you bake a cake on the grill, you'll probably be tempted to lift the grill lid (once or twice or more) to check on the progress.
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Transfer carrots to a parchment-lined baking sheet, drizzle with just enough olive oil to coat, and roast until softened, about 35 minutes, turning once or twice during roasting.
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Most fetish producers like Sally_Anon only touch upon it once or twice when commissioned, or because it is a natural offshoot of their usual specialties—lactation, infantilization, transformation, submission.
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She's used it "once or twice," definitely more than Jon could've imagined when he first gifted it to her as a goodbye present before setting off for the Wall.
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With the number of laws they break on a daily basis while demon-hunting, the odds are never in their favor: they're bound to get caught once or twice.
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She did her laundry and, as part of a once-or-twice-a-week routine, she did sprints and jump rope in the back alley of her apartment complex.
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Although the grocery store brings me joy, I think I can limit my grocery trips to once or twice a month in order to save this kind of cash.
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I track my budgets and expenditures in a Google spreadsheet, and I try to update it weekly, but it often ends up being just once or twice a month.
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Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones, tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" she expects modest economic growth and the Fed will likely raise interest rates once or twice this year.
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"I think daily showers are better than baths, but save a bath for a special night (once or twice a week) when you really want to unwind," she says.
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Teresa Muniz (MUHN&apos-is) says Ostrem never returned her greetings and once or twice swore at people for sitting in the stairways or leaving laundry in communal machines.
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This is a time-consuming process and without a data integration platform, small to medium-sized companies may only be able to analyze data once or twice a week.
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I have experimented with mushrooms and a bit of acid once or twice, but my days of being quite hardcore into class A psychedelics are in my past now.
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Once — or twice — a year, Sephora blesses with the kind of deal that makes spending so much money at the black-and white-striped store kind of worth it.
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They drew smiles from veterans who had already been once or twice to the newest and biggest attraction in this Nigerian city in recent memory: a gleaming shopping mall.
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And I don't know about you, but I'd rather we tried a space nuke once or twice on a dry run rather than do it live while Armageddon looms.
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You can wear a tampon for four to eight hours, so if you're spending all day at the beach, you might want to change your tampon once or twice.
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We all wait around like troglodytes for most of our time and then the Apple and Google deities rain down innovation mana upon us once or twice a year.
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Although names are usually bestowed as an honor, Sukhedo admits once or twice parasites have been named as a tool of revenge — something Platt says isn't the case here.
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I typically try to eat out only once or twice a week, but I have a feeling this bachelorette weekend is going to feature a lot of food stops.
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"Once or twice a month, I see patients who are considering some kind of sketchy injection or use those pills you can get at the gas station," he says.
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Once or twice a year she'll wistfully resurrect them, the white tiger and his gang, and I see with my own eyes that there was once a flier. ♦
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Following the extreme high tides allows the crabs to lay eggs where aquatic predators will not go: the damp sand covered by water only once or twice a month.
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"During the time I knew him, I saw him infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year," the prince said in a statement released Saturday.
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"If it is just once or twice, I think it is acceptable to adopt fiscal and monetary stimulus steps simultaneously, so that they mutually reinforce each other," he said.
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We might have been known to wax poetic once or twice about the purity of a salted tomato and Hellman's mayonnaise on sourdough bread as the ultimate summer sandwich.
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I think my biggest problem is turning to self-blame—something I think every perpetually single person does at least once, or twice, or 80 times in their life.
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So once or twice a week, he transfers bitcoin into this person's account, "and a few hours later he brings a bag of cash to my porch," he explained.
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Matt Albala, 29, a brokerage manager who takes the subway three or four times a day, said he had been delayed only once or twice in the past month.
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And then once or twice a week, I try to play basketball in the morning before work, which is my favorite thing to do outside of work and family.
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Once or twice a week, I would slip into the basement for a call with my cousin, panning the camera around the dingy space as we made elaborate plans.
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But even doing things once or twice a week will help retrain your brain to think of time outside work as time you spend on interests outside your job.
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Once or twice a day, children may take what are called controller therapies, most often inhaled corticosteroids which decrease chronic inflammation in the lungs and make exacerbations less likely.
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On the rare occasion he allows himself a night out, Cameron likes to drop in on Matt & Phred's jazz club in Manchester's Northern Quarter once or twice a month.
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Wang Shanshan, a 35-year-old who drinks coffee once or twice a week, said she had switched to Luckin because she thought its coffee tasted better than Starbucks'.
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Which means officials come around every few weeks and stick demolition notices on people's homes; once or twice a year, residents say, bulldozers tear a few of them down.
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SBIR should focus on funding innovative companies once or twice, and agencies could spend the newly freed-up funds on whatever companies, big or small, provide the best value.
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Once or twice a week, homeowners can stop off at his vegetable garden and pick up a courtesy basket of tomatoes, peppers, plums or whatever else is in season.
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Some 24% of respondents said they had paid bribes several times in the past 12 months, while the remaining 27% said they had done so only once or twice.
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More and more women are finding it appealing to rent out apparel on a monthly basis, versus stocking their closets with items they'll only put on once or twice.
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In addition to helping with partnerships, and being at the grocery store once or twice a week, he oversees a campaign to tackle food insecurity at local college campuses.
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I think what we were going for, I mean really simple, I had the insight that people who had a home juicer used it once or twice a month.
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SS: Right, President Elect Trump has promised to ramp up infrastructure spending, we might have mentioned that once or twice in the last month or so, in the United States.
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You've probably been told repeatedly not to reuse passwords, and if you aren't using a password manager, there's a good chance you've broken this rule once or twice or always.
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"Most shoppers whose families purchase groceries online once or twice a month or more say they still visit a store to buy groceries at least once a week," Gallup wrote.
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Once or twice a day, I'll be using two fingers to scroll through my Chrome browser with Dell's otherwise impeccable touchpad, and suddenly two-finger scrolling will fail to work.
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Your friends may have got you once or twice with the "I'm pulling my thumb apart" hand trick, but the magician in this video will get you literally every time.
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Try to do as much planning as you can for those once or twice a year costs — like buying presents around the holidays, or that vacation you plan every year.
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Obama has hit the trail at a more aggressive pace than her husband, who's been constrained by a presidential schedule from making appearances more than once or twice a week.
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And, it's not just designer garb, either (don't worry, we know it's hard to justify shelling out hundreds of dollars on something they'll only get to wear once or twice).
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I have seen many women being harassed and have hoped that such things do not happen to me; I have deleted a post once or twice because of this fear.
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Resolve to create a "willingness window" once or twice a week for 15 minutes and decide with your partner on an arousal-generating activity you can put in that window.
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The increases fit a pattern at Lilly and many other drugmakers of single-digit percentage hikes once or twice a year, despite political pressure and intense scrutiny of the practices.
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The Czech crown gained 212.35 percent to 212.03 by 210.44 GMT, after rate setter Tomas Holub said the Czech central bank may raise interest rates once or twice this year.
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I am one such individual—a millennial who checks my personal email once or twice a week, and my work email as few times as I can get away with.
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Then it was announced that the album would be released exclusively on Tidal, that expensive streaming service run by Jay-Z that you may have read about once or twice.
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Clashing with an unruly employee or supervisor at least once or twice in your career is inevitable, but do you know the steps to take when your feathers get ruffled?
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Your brakes are under much more strain during winter than in other seasons, Rogers said, so you'd be wise to check your brake systems once or twice during the season.
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About once or twice a week, between 20 and 50 detainees who have been convicted are taken to the basement of the white building in the middle of the night.
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Although I've only been to an art museum once or twice I can consider myself a good drawer and I can recognize a good drawing/painting when I see one.
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Rental clothing is becoming a major trend for consumers eager to wear new looks frequently and are not always keen on buying pricey outfits to wear just once or twice.
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KLEPTOCRACY Kenneth Lin's new play traces the rise of a young man named Vladimir Putin — a name we've heard once or twice recently — following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Most White House communications directors don't personally do the daily briefings with the press but Scaramucci would be wise to at least consider doing them once or twice a week.
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More than a third of teens ride with teen drivers at least once or twice a week, according to a poll of parents conducted by the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
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Let's say a certain reader of this article, it doesn't have to be you, has enjoyed a marijuana vape pen once or twice or several hundred times in the past.
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Negotiate a raise or consider getting a second job – even if it's as simple as walking a neighbor's dog once or twice a week or selling a few items on eBay.
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I am going to wash my hair this morning, which is a real event since I do it only about once or twice a week, so I give myself extra time.
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"People who do research come once or twice a year, and now they're an expert of how we're supposed to grow it and how often we should cut it," Johnson said.
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Put the oil in the skillet, then add the steak and cook for 6 to 8 minutes, turning once or twice, until a sear forms and the meat is medium rare.
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You'd probably see the option used once or twice a decade, just about always after a team had fired its old GM and hired a replacement with a mandate to rebuild.
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There's not a person in the world who hasn't had this problem at least once or twice (unless they're just not wearing deodorant, which is a whole other problem in itself).
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"Today, 62 percent of Christians say they attend religious services at least once or twice a month, which is identical to the share who said the same in 2009," Pew reported.
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There's not a person in the world who hasn't had this problem at least once or twice (unless they just don't wear deodorant, which is a whole other problem in itself).
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As much as we love makeup, we're more likely to silence our iPhones once or twice (or three times) in the morning, rather than spend half an hour primping and prepping.
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I'm terrible at waking up and have once (or twice…) missed an important work meeting due to sleeping in, so my partner has started calling me in the mornings before work.
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A facial brush, like Clarisonic's Mia Fit, is also a great tool to use once or twice a week because it removes up to six times more makeup than manual cleansing.
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What began as a once or twice a year habit, turned into cruising, on average, 8 or 10 times a year and spending nearly half of each year on a ship.
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Broil in preheated oven until scallions are tender and lightly charred in spots and corn is charred but still has bite, about 15 minutes, tossing once or twice during cooking. 4.
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Likewise, abstinence is a 100 percent effective form of birth control with perfect use, but you only need to slip up once or twice for that effectiveness to plummet to zero.
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Ratcliffe had been looked over once or twice in the past for a White House gig, but many Trump aides considered him too nice, according to unnamed sources cited by CNN.
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Then, with no warning, she starts swinging that barbell, and does she ever go for it—not once or twice, but four times she brings the barbell down onto the treadmill.
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Jordan also said that she was prone to tanning, and admitted that she went through a period of going to a tanning salon once or twice a month for some time.
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He added that there are three buttons on the screen to eliminate the chances of any accidental calls being sent if the dog bumps the screen once or twice by mistake.
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The Federal Reserve will likely hike interest rates only once or twice this year, Saut said Friday on CNBC's "Squawk Box " just after the release of the government's January jobs report.
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Once or twice is fine, but you don't want your new colleagues to think that you're unable to leave the processes of your past roles in the, well, in the past.
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Kevin Smith: We made a Jay and Silent Bob movie where you don't even have to be a pushover to be a little glassy-eyed once or twice in the movie.
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Immediate-release opioids account for about 90 percent of opioid prescriptions, while extended-release drugs, intended to be taken once or twice a day, make up the rest, the F.D.A. said.
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Employees say top managers told them that their religious breaks — previously allowed once or twice per shift, in 239-minute segments, after explicit permission from a supervisor — would be severely curtailed.
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If you're like me your inbox is a mess of hundreds of promotional emails from different sites across the web – many of which I've only actually shopped at once or twice.
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If you live in the states and follow dance music, you've probably dreamt once or twice of going to Amsterdam Dance Event, the annual five-day electronic music conference and festival.
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Of course, this is kind of just a clever inversion of a deal that Google itself has run once or twice before: buy a Chromecast, get three months of free Spotify.
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It's not like in a normal office setting, where you see the same people every day — the people that I know through work I might see once or twice a year.
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PRAGUE, March 5 (Reuters) - The Czech National Bank may raise interest rates once or twice this year, although a disorderly Brexit may postpone the next move, board member Tomas Holub said.
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As a little kid, you get to see the movies only once or twice, but playing with the toys in your backyard, that's where you're first telling stories in your head.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times Once or twice a week, on his lunch break, Eric Dobesh walks half a city block for a nap in a single-occupancy pod.
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Take three deep breaths here before releasing and switching your arms to place your left arm under your right, twisting your arms once or twice and breathing here for three breaths.
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Roasted Salmon With Glazed With Brown Sugar and Mustard One of the best ways I know to quickly cook salmon, something you'll make once or twice and then know by heart.
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You may have heard me say this once or twice that God will order our steps, but we have to move our feet, and you moved your feet — to the polls.
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"The advantage of antibodies is that they can be injected once or twice a month rather than several times a day, and they continue working for a long period," Chopra said.
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Instead, their valuation is set by the price a limited number of private investors are willing to pay in their funding rounds, which, at most, happen once or twice a year.
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If Amazon can get you to talk to your headphones and not pull your phone out of your pocket just once or twice a day, that's a marginal win for Alexa.
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If you've missed going out to a restaurant once or twice a week in the second quarter, you're not going to then go out 30 nights running in the third quarter.
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It's hard to predict much more than that, but one win should be enough to fire up the pontification about what's wrong with whatever championship contender Utah beats once or twice.
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There's a couple of young women who work at the label who, during the once or twice a year I see them, love to throw it out as a little threat.
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The surveys found that "the prevalence of perceiving great risk of harm from smoking marijuana once or twice a week" fell from 50.4 percent of respondents in 2002 to just 33.3.
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"I've flown with another Megan once or twice before, but never seven so we might have to all call each other by our surnames during this very special flight," she said.
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Look at holiday spending, how much you typically shell out for friends' weddings, property taxes or insurance premiums you pay once or twice a year, and any other major one-time expenses.
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"Always ensure that skin is clean, and use it as a booster treatment — so once or twice a week will suffice," says Amanda Bell, global director of training and artistry for Pixi.
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While some offer users the option to buy their rented items, many of the brands say they're helping consumers shop more sustainably by sharing things they may only use once or twice.
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So I took them to dinner once or twice, but I didn't do it for long because a lot of the times they would hit on me or say something really creepy.
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That means you have a pack that can juice up your iPhone 5 times, an iPad at least once or twice, or a full laptop charge, in your bag all the time.
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Compared to youth who said they had only tried marijuana once or twice, adolescents who used it every month were more than three times more likely to experience hallucinations, paranoia or anxiety.
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By measuring rare isotopes collected in rocks exposed by the glacier's retreat, the researchers concluded that this geologic relic has only vanished once or twice, tops, over the past 2.5 million years.
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It's unclear what mischief they're planning, but if hackers are able to make much of the internet unusable, say, once or twice a month, it will totally change how the web works.
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Either the company is having trouble getting them on board, or they are churning a lot and just trying the product as an experiment or using it once or twice a month.
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If you're anything like me, you've got pages and pages of apps on your phone — many of which I've downloaded just to try and only found myself using them once or twice.
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"He was coming in the home once or twice a day, until recently, when something happened last week where it made me very nervous and scared," Lewis said on his radio show.
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The strategy is to get users to come back to those channels more often than just when the creator publishes a new video, which might only be once or twice a week.
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Image: Maggie Grundler/Amphibian & Reptile ConservationAround once or twice each year, Robosky and his colleagues venture to the Los Amigos Biological Station in the remote Madre de Dios region of southeastern Peru.
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"Given the right underpinning, I think he'd like to raise rates at least once or twice if there's an opportunity to do that," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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I've tried to tell them once or twice, and their response is always the same: They suggest we have a threesome, use toys, role play—as though not fucking were an illness.
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Recognizing their need, even if they are not in crisis, the center allows regular callers to chat up to ten minutes once or twice a week, depending on their state of mind.
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The Natural Aqua Gel works like this: Apply a good amount of the product once or twice a week (I use about four to five pumps) to completely dry skin post-cleanse.
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If you really like someone, there are a lot of different artists who have print sales once or twice a year, and it'll be 25 or 50 percent cheaper than a gallery.
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She visits her 89-year-old mother once or twice a week, attends services at the Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist Church in Harlem and is a regular at her neighborhood's senior center.
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AmazonBasics 60W 6-Port USB Wall Charger, $24.99 If you live in a house with multiple people, chances are you've argued once or twice about who gets to charge their phone first.
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He's taking smarter shots, contending for an All-Defensive team, and has helped elevate one of the NBA's losingest franchises into a stratosphere they've only reached once or twice in their history.
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"Once or twice a year, I stop drinking entirely, just to make sure I still can," says one friend, whose mother has been an alcoholic for as long as she can remember.
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At least once or twice a year, I find myself going back to "A Life Uncorked," his 2005 memoir of the bottles he's opened and the people with whom he consumed them.
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Buprenorphine is a take-home drug that's taken once or twice a day, but the at-home access also means it might be easier to misuse and divert to the black market.
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Pants have a tendency to appear at least once or twice on most award show red carpets, but given the homogeneity of color at the Globes, shape became the place to diversify.
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We recently got certified as a volunteer therapy dog/handler team (something I've been wanting to do for ages) and we go to an after school program once or twice a week.
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"I would say probably at least once or twice a week someone comes to me solely because their watch said, hey, you&aposve got a serious problem," said Zagrodzky told the outlet.
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Most celebrities are trying to push something out once or twice a week, and they have a team doing it, and it's sort of like they just have to check this box.
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Residential systems that automatically spray pesticides once or twice a day, from nozzles attached to fences or buildings, are becoming more available at a cost of as much as $4,000 or more.
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Without his family, Lilesa said, he sometimes ate only once or twice a day, too tired to cook dinner, hardly recommended for marathoners who routinely train more than 100 miles per week.
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If you fly Southwest Airlines even once or twice a year, the Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority Credit Card offers major benefits that can improve your flying experience and save you some money.
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The impulse has arrived once or twice, but in those moments, knowing I've successfully navigated the challenges it's thrown at me in the past, I take a deep breath and walk away.
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It was just once or twice—maybe three times—and now I've deleted it AND erased my profile and now I'll never use it ever again… so that's that… just so you know.
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Okay, so it's not exactly cheap, but it comes in a huge tub that you'll only need to dip into once or twice a week: The scalp-invigorating effects last for days afterwards.
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Maybe Trump, who supported net neutrality four years ago and has been known to change his mind once or twice, will reverse course and take the issue off the table before the election.
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Over time, it gets easier, but first, you think about them all day, every day—then, once or twice a day, then a few times a week, then a few times a month.
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Khan can't actually play piano, which is why his hands are hidden by camera angles (they're shown once or twice — consider that a content warning for those sensitive to inauthentic musicianship on film).
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In a Gallup poll this year, 84% of people said they never ordered groceries online, and among those who did, it was most common to only do so once or twice a month.
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Unless you've been living under a rock for the past month, you've probably heard someone mention Fenty Beauty once or twice or — depending on their status in the Rihanna Navy — maybe 100 times.
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He's only one year old and a German Shepherd and Pit mix (read: really high energy and mischievous), so taking him to daycare once or twice a week helps with all that energy.
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Farm owner Ma, whose 4,000 herd pig farm was visited by Reuters last year, says she is disinfecting inside and outside pig barns every other day, instead of once or twice a week.
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The Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates just once or twice this year, Pimco said, given excessive U.S. dollar strength and the negative impact of Chinese yuan depreciation on financial conditions.
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Riskier assets like equities will not enjoy a world in which the Fed is unable to do more than raise rates once or twice before it is forced to think again about loosening.
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Since many important projects, like wedding photos and major home renovations, are things people only need to do once or twice, they have to rely on providers they have probably never met before.
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Farm owner Ma, whose 4,000 herd pig farm was visited by Reuters last year, says she is disinfecting inside and outside pig barns every other day, instead of once or twice a week.
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But a veteran of the sport told CNN affiliate KCRA he estimates that worldwide there are about 21984,22009 people who jump weekly and another 227,113 who do it once or twice a year.
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Dr. Goje says she sees this once or twice a year, and gynos who aren't so specialized may go their whole careers without ever encountering a patient that can't use the existing treatments.
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If enough of us protest just once or twice a year, the airlines may get so sick of responding that they will automate refunds, whether our elected representatives force them to or not.
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Thus, Chair Yellen's speech today tells us that, not only is the Fed likely to raise rates in March, but it's also serious about raising rates more than once or twice in 2017.
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I'm a generally phlegmatic moviegoer, but the first time I saw Hereditary I yelped a lot, and very nearly crawled under my seat once or twice, to the bemusement of my viewing companions.
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More than 80% say they believe in God and attend church at least once or twice a month, and three in four say religion is "very important" in their lives, according to Pew.
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The once or twice she hadn't been were occasions of crushing disappointment, and he'd glared hard at the mullockers, as they bickered and barked like seals over the trays of buns and cakes.
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Both are similarly shaped and placed right next to each other, so I did find myself accidentally turning off the headset once or twice when I just meant to toggle the noise-cancelation.
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Practice was only once or twice a week, but when these days aligned with my running days, I felt an extra strain than I usually did for quick pick-up games and drills.
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I wouldn't necessarily go out of your way to prepare for a Day After Tomorrow–type setup, because this is something that almost everyone has lived through once, or twice, or multiple times.
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Then it's back home to Pennsylvania by morning, where he'll watch Stranger Things with his three kids and maybe hit the gym once or twice before the traveling circus begins again next weekend.
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"We did so many different type of rituals, and I really learned to go into a deeper place, to have a meditative practice that I do once or twice a day," Morazan says.
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Schoolchildren who may have once or twice acted out in such a way as to prompt a psychometric evaluation could find themselves labeled, setting them on an inescapable track through the education system.
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As a writerly contrivance, you can do this once or twice; when you do it over and over the reader begins to think, Maybe she skimped on the self-help books about writing.
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In the year since she took that job, we have been in frequent email contact, have worked together on projects occasionally and have seen each other at meetings once or twice a month.
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But as the months dragged on, he spent less time at the bureau and toward the end of his tenure there employees reported seeing him no more than once or twice a week.
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Instead, Andrew said in a statement on Saturday that he saw Epstein once or twice a year and never suspected any inappropriate behavior — let alone engaged in it himself — according to the Guardian.
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The bear ambled off to climb a nearby jungle gym-like structure, fell off it once or twice, eventually gave up, and finally settled on a choice piece of bamboo to munch on.
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But it's not a very fresh joke, even though "The Square" is often quite funny and, once or twice — in particular during an aggressive performance at a black-tie gala dinner — genuinely provocative.
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"It's made for people like me: high-functioning adults who maybe use cannabis once or twice a week," said Scott Campbell, the celebrity tattoo artist, who is one of the founders of Beboe.
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The rise of fast fashion, with older retailers like Macy's and JC Penny following Zara's "climate of scarcity" model of changing styles once or twice a week, has everything to do with this.
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" He said, "It seems like the actual business plan for these independent router companies is in subscription services," because he wisely points out, "people only buy router hardware once or twice a decade.
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There is a huge difference between having a prototype that can do something once or twice or a handful of times versus building a product that people can start using in their daily lives.
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Infused with premium quality Phyto-cannabinoid-rich (PCR) hemp oil, these delectable CBD gummy bears can be taken once or twice a day to relieve soreness, treat restlessness, and help you fall asleep faster.
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They are relatably ride-or-die-style pals—the kind you only find once or twice IRL— which may be why Broad City is best experienced with your own Ilana or Abbi on-hand.
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"Among cannabis users who said they only tried or used cannabis once or twice over the period of the last three months, more than 60 percent indicated they had spent nothing," the survey said.
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Once or twice, he thought he'd come close; but in his typically self-effacing way, as gentle off the course as he was bold on it, he admitted he hadn't quite got perfection nailed.
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Deodorant-Removing Sponge There's not a person in the world who hasn't had this problem at least once or twice (unless they just don't wear deodorant, which is a whole other problem in itself).
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So, considering she and Sprouse are reportedly a couple, we don't doubt he's Insta-stalked her page once or twice and knows if anyone can teach him how to put on blush, it's her.
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I like nitro cold brew, which is ridiculously expensive for the tiny cups they serve it in, but I have it once or twice a month and it always feels like such a treat!
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Once you've done the work to know what you want out of a relationship, some of the people you dated once or twice and then passed on might suddenly seem like good potential matches.
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But once or twice a day I'm greeted by a cute photo of a frog wearing a sunhat, hanging out around an ancient castle or riding in a leaf canoe with a praying mantis.
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The confluence of those two factors together with, I think, a certain segment of our society that is prone to addiction—some, it's genetic, and others try it once or twice, and they're addicted.
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Mr. Ferlinghetti, who suffers from glaucoma, still paints in his art studio at Hunters Point once or twice a week, though because of his deteriorating eyesight he's limited himself to black-and-white abstracts.
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A few trips to the library or a bookstore, once or twice to a museum, the apartment of the widow of a former Marlboro Man who had some old ads I wanted to see.
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While similar services only provide updates once or twice a quarter, Drupal uncovered a major security risk in a previous version of the software, prompting it to push multiple updates in a few months.
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Before the challenge, Syatt said he had only ever had a Big Mac about once or twice in his life, and it was so long ago he couldn't even remember if he enjoyed them.
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Like so many places in New York that are taken for granted, that people go to once or twice and then forget about, the room had the potential to be inspiring, but was not.
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He and I write once or twice a month, and there is not a letter I receive in which he doesn't encourage me in some way, and ask how my son and husband are.
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I woke up once or twice because of turbulence or to use the lavatory, but I was still blown away by how well I slept, even considering how tired I was by that point.
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You'll have lower risk for heart problems Taking a nap once or twice a week could lower the risk of heart attacks or strokes, according to a 2019 study published in the journal Heart.
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While typical Chinese internet users spend a third of their mobile online time on the app and return to it 10 times or more daily, I check it only once or twice a week.
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But if you plan to grill often — once or twice a week throughout the summer, say — experts suggest taking some small steps to make a big difference in lowering your exposure to these compounds.
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He is an integral part of a bullpen many consider the best in baseball, yet he plays an unheralded role—even the team's media coordinator acknowledges having only spoken to him once or twice.
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Dr. Geda said that those who performed such activities at least once or twice a week experienced less cognitive decline than those who did the same activities at most only three times a month.
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"If cutting rates once or twice helps grease the skids a little bit to keep the expansion going, that's going to be good for everybody," said Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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Carmack raised issues that he's mentioned before with the Gear VR, like the fact that people worried about draining their phone's battery and rarely used the device after they'd tried it once or twice.
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"Subjects who nap once or twice per week have a lower risk of incident CVD (cardiovascular disease) events, while no association was found for more frequent napping or napping duration," the report authors said.
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Often he can hoist even the most experienced wrestlers in the division off their feet and slam them to the mat, not just once or twice a fight but dozens upon dozens of times.
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As someone who may have lost her student ID card once or twice, the feature also seems genuinely convenient, and potentially more secure than tying campus access and money to a small piece of plastic.
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A deodorant-removing sponge There's not a person in the world who hasn't had this problem at least once or twice (unless they're just not wearing deodorant, which is a whole other problem in itself).
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Bisexual people said they are having more sex than their gay, lesbian, and queer peers — 29% of bisexual people report having sex once or twice a week, and 15% of them several times per week.
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Lesbians reported having the least sex, with 35% abstaining the last year, 19% having sex several times per year, 25% doing it once or twice per month, and 4% having sex several times a week.
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However, the first launch of the rocket has been consistently delayed over the last decade, and once it's built, it's expected to only launch once or twice each year at around $23 billion per flight.
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I've been going in once or twice a week for the past month or so to get the area injected with alcohol to deaden the tissue and stop the cavity from filling up with fluid.
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Extra letters pop up once or twice but never again; "PILLOWTALK," like a couple of other tracks at the end of the record, is written in all caps, while other songs are written LiKe ThIsz.
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One might think Instagram is a good avenue for horniess, and in some respects it is: who hasn't liked a butt shot of Emily Ratajkowski once or twice, or fallen prey to the "thirst follow"?
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Ivan Lesica, Sardi's maître d'hôtel, said on Thursday that Mr. Herz would eat there once or twice a week and sit at Table Four, to the left of the dining room entrance, under his caricature.
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The somewhat catty truth about the Carnegie Deli is that it is one of those New York destinations that actual New Yorkers visit once or twice and then frequently decide they have had enough of.
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Nationally, the counselor-to-student ratio is nearly 500-to-1, meaning most students in high-needs communities see a college counselor once or twice before making a decision that affects them for a lifetime.
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You are tender, with your UberX rides and your cold-pressed juice and your membership at the local CrossFit gym, which you use, like, once or twice a week, because that's just plenty, thank you.
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Because Beer Sisters is so service-oriented, and we have a lot of different clients, many of whom buy once or twice a year, it's hard to build a business plan based on past performance.
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If your family moves around, you may only use a specific funeral home once or twice in your entire life, and even if you don't, it may be decades between funeral home visits for some.
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When I hit adolescence my curls kicked in; there's some pretty hilarious evidence that I clearly forgot it was school picture day once or twice and was caught with my mane looking wild and unkempt.
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They got in touch with the owner, who quickly informed them the dogs were fine, his daughter came out once or twice a week to feed them, and he had no interest in surrendering them.
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But while I have, once or twice, spontaneously baked brownies or busted out the vacuum unbidden, I have a feeling my fantasy version of myself as a domestic goddess will remain just that — a fantasy.
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Although the groundskeeper had seen Sunny once or twice at a distance, during the day—she was very careful—little in her dress or behavior distinguished her from the other mourners moving among the trees.
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Twisted Arms: For the next pose, take your right arm under your left in front of you and twist your arms like ropes, once or twice (only if you are able to do so easily).
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But we're at too low of an elevation to grow Fraser firs — we drive up to a different farm in Tennessee where they have them, buy 'em, bring 'em down, once or twice a week.
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But when I log in — once or twice a week at most, usually on my wife's phone — I'm now hyper-conscious that every like, thumb click and scroll may go into my permanent Facebook record.
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He passed several ash barrels on his way, but somehow or other some one always seemed to be gazing in his direction when he approached one, and once or twice he saw a watchful policeman.
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Those were left behind this time, not just because I won't be dealing with such harsh weather, but because I've realized it's not worth bringing anything that I'm only going to use once or twice.
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