He illustrated "One Hundred Poems," (ca 1835) and "One Hundred Ghost Tales" (1833).
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That's either "ten-one-hundred" or "ten-thousand-one-hundred" or "one-zero-one-zero-zero" or something else altogether in Trucker.
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" She added, "When I'm at home I'm there one hundred percent, and when I'm at the office I'm there one hundred perfect.
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In the video demonstration, a woman saying "one hundred and ninety one point four" is made to say "one hundred and eighty two point two" instead.
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That's why we've got one hundred and twenty-six cases that are waiting to go to Strasbourg, and one hundred and eighty-three cases that we've defended that we've won.
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One Hundred Years of Solitude – Gabriel Garcia Marquez 21.
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" HER (cough) "One hundred people with five days' notice?
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Christopher H. Johnson, whose methods are considerably more scientific than those of Engels, approximates that by 1846, there were one hundred thousand active Icarians in seventy-eight of France's one hundred departments.
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"If Coca-Cola accidentally created one hundred million cans of faulty Coke, you know for sure the entire one hundred million cans would be dropped in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean," he said.
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It used to be, 'One hundred women can't be lying.
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One hundred and twenty thousand people have rated this game.
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At least one hundred little sushi plates, to be exact.
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"One hundred and sixteen years later, 2016, here I am."
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As scholars, we are one hundred percent behind this photo.
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Goldman Sachs is celebrating its one hundred and fifty anniversary.
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One hundred percent, without celebrities my brand would go nowhere.
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"[One hundred] years of life," she wrote in the post.
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One hundred seventy five gigawatts of renewable power by 2022.
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"It's like fitting a bra times one hundred," she said.
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One hundred fifteen miles east of Enid, the Tulsa, Okla.
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One hundred thousand pounds is also a lot of money.
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"One hundred percent, they would kill me," Zakia told Nordland.
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One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez 20.
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One hundred million people saw GoldieBlox's message about empowering girls.
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From the front, I'm one hundred precent normal and functioning.
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One hundred and four miles of new regional cycle highways.
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One hundred percent, I'd rather be a bodyguard in Macau.
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"Chapter One Hundred" did wrap things up neatly for now.
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"One hundred percent tears all the time," she said, laughing.
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Razor blades come in packs of ten or one hundred.
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One hundred and thirty years ago this month, somebody did.
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"One hundred percent handcrafting, zero percent bullshit," Ferrato says proudly.
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Differentiate these from suburbs or rural areas one hundred percent.
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"One hundred percent," Jenna said, and again mentioned her girls.
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They can just imagine it times one hundred with Ali.
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"My sister was one hundred percent against drugs," she said.
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One hundred and twelve months of increased employment and growth.
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One hundred residents received 30 reais (about $8) per month.
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"One hundred percent, it does," said Dennis Basso, the furrier.
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Put your granny's kitchen coordination game up at one hundred.
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Fifty years ago, "One Hundred Years of Solitude" defined Colombia.
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"It used to be, "One hundred women can't be lying.
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One hundred days isn't even 7 percent of Trump's term.
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I heard they sent one hundred buses back to Syria.
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Drake was one of the first one hundred people to like.
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I benefit more from one sketch than from one hundred photographs.
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One hundred thousand can be felt and 200 will create damage.
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It's like do you, boo and do it one hundred percent.
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One hundred percent of them focused on risk rather than return.
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They technically should be called Blink one hundred and eighty two.
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One-hundred percent of the proceeds were donated to storm relief.
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Wuhan was once known as the city of one hundred lakes.
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One hundred fifty-seven people died in the March 10 accident.
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"Swanson on the other hand one hundred percent yeah," he adds.
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"One hundred percent it did more harm than good," Ayers said.
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One-hundred percent, and I don't think it survives a veto.
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Estimated Retail Value ( "ERV") of Prize is one hundred dollars ($100).
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Roughly one hundred Swiss banks signed up to the DOJ program.
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One hundred and three films will be featured at the festival.
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One hundred and two of them were done behind closed doors.
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It can't be... Actually that statement is one hundred percent correct.
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"'One hundred percent treatment effect,'" he read from the pathology report.
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The original "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" was released in 1961.
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Bring "One Hundred Years of Solitude" to read in South America.
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One hundred twenty GOP women ran for the House in 6900.
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"The law's one hundred per cent against you," Chemtob told her.
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But we were prepared to pony up at least one hundred.
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One hundred fifteen millimeters is not enough for crops to grow.
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One hundred and thirty-seven people were crammed into Iancu's car.
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One hundred years later, the warlord spirit is back in Beijing.
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We of passed a one hundred percent clean electrical grid bill.
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" He added that Mexico will pay for it "one hundred percent.
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One hundred and fifty-seven people were killed in the disaster.
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One hundred sixty-nine Russian athletes were permitted to compete here.
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One hundred and fifty students enroll every time I teach it.
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One hundred hour work-weeks without overtime or bonus pay. Burnout.
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One hundred and thirty Americans die every day from opioid overdose.
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It's the "mans never been in Marquee" voice on one hundred.
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And that, for sure, will matter one hundred years from now.
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One hundred more are still growing and nearly ready to transplant.
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"Did you bring one hundred pieces of identification?" she will ask.
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Nietzsche made these same arguments more than one hundred years ago.
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One hundred sixty-one billion dollars in fraud is a travesty.
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"One hundred thousand fans could not have been louder," he wrote.
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Finland, which turned one hundred last year, is building a new library.
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Well maybe not innocent innocent, but definitely not one hundred percent guilty.
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What I give to her I get in return one hundred percent.
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One hundred percent of the $100 price tag goes to Planned Parenthood.
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ONE hundred years ago, Argentina was not the country it is today.
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One hundred percent of what we sell is because we recommended it.
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It was approximately one hundred and fifty miles from where we were.
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Trump has about one hundred delegates more than Cruz, his closest rival.
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What happens to those people, one hundred million people covered by it?
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"One hundred percent — I cry when I think about it," Young says.
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"One hundred percent of my LGBT clients have felt anxious," Torsiello adds.
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Still, there are cons to even a one hundred percent accurate model.
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Almost one hundred years later, no major leaguer has matched that record.
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All of the stadium was behind us—one hundred percent for Mongolia.
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"One hundred percent, it's going to make our Mom cry," Ben said.
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One hundred days still leaves more than 90% of a presidential term.
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One hundred Tiffany lamps are on view, with Driscoll's career featured throughout.
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There was no view count, though presumably it was under one hundred.
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But there is no contraception that protects one hundred percent from pregnancy.
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Jake: One-hundred thirty-one years of practice, that's how it's possible.
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Is it the one hundred and eighty-eight thousand lakes we have?
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C. transboundary mining issues statutorily – using a mechanism one hundred years old.
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Estimated Retail Value ("ERV") of each Prize is one hundred dollars ($100).
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A modern thermonuclear weapon is going to be roughly one hundred kilotons.
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"No, I trust you one hundred per cent," the Iranian-American said.
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"Let's say we have one hundred boxers from the North," he offers.
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Presumably this show will concern that one time out of one hundred.
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One hundred and fifty days after her transplant, she lost her battle.
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"I am one hundred percent committed to the Pipeline idea," Manfred said.
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One hundred years later, nearly 2221 million students are enrolled in college.
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They are nearly one hundred atoms wide, not thousands of atoms wide.
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"One hundred yards away or so, there's 27 more anomalies," he said.
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Safe materials are glass, metal, and one hundred percent silicone, for instance.
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One hundred and forty-eight thousand Instagram posts include the hashtag #daddydaughterdate.
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"One-hundred percent guarantees that something is not harmful do not exist."
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"It used to be, 'One hundred women can't be lying,' " he said.
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One hundred-fifty survivors found themselves marooned in a Garden of Eden.
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"One hundred-plus people have been evacuated in that area," he said.
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One hundred years ago this fall, a celebrity showman became a strongman.
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In law school: "One Hundred Years of Solitude," by Gabriel García Márquez.
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One hundred years ago, the islands were called the Danish West Indies.
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Every time our dancers would run it, it's at one hundred percent.
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One hundred people die from the coronavirus and the world freaks out.
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One hundred and four years later, the Ducks finally matched that streak.
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"One hundred percent I'm disappointed — absolutely," Mr. Morgan told reporters on Tuesday.
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One hundred million people have signed up for Amazon's Prime subscription service.
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One hundred and twenty-seven billion passed through those vaults last year.
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"One hundred percent verbalized some version of, 'Your president,'" Mr. Garcia said.
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"One Hundred Years of Solitude," Gabriel García Márquez It's an easy pick.
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One hundred and eleven had policies requiring board oversight of political spending.
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One hundred Stockton residents started getting monthly payment of $500 on Friday.
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One hundred years ago child care meant putting the kid to work.
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You miss one hundred percent of the shots you don't take, kids.
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"I remember when our first one hundred dollar bill came in," says Hightower.
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One hundred percent of all donations will be received by the charitable cause.
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One hundred Labour MPs have condemned the decision not to boot him out.
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One-hundred percent he did it getting the knife out of the packet.
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One hundred active players in major league baseball have hit more than 800.
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One hundred and twenty-nine countries joined the US in signing the call.
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The migrant ships reemerge in Chung's installation, titled "Ciento veinte" (One Hundred Twenty).
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One hundred and thirty people died in Paris and 34 died in Brussels.
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One hundred percent of the sales proceeds for Where Does My Penis Belong?
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It can carry me across one hundred kilometers and up and down mountains.
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One hundred thousand accounts may have been caught, but how many were not?
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Today's coastal defenses may be equipped to handle a one-hundred year storm.
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So I tell you, we do business, you trust me one hundred percent.
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There wasn't a one-hundred percent understanding of how we understand disease today.
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One hundred and eleven companies had policies requiring board oversight of political spending.
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I'm working right now on this one hundred different food cubes design project.
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Yeah. Dick/piss/sex, should be one hundred percent the same as before.
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One-hundred-six people died when the building collapsed, the response center said.
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With this deal, the new business would be one hundred percent minority owned.
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One hundred days into the Trump era, that Moscow trip remains on hold.
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"One hundred million people, we're trying to think a little smaller," he said.
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Distance from Phoenix to Flagstaff, Arizona approximately one hundred and forty-five miles.
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One hundred years after the Chicago Race Riots, we still see racial polarization.
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A decline of more than one hundred percent indicates more cancellations than bookings.
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One hundred years ago, we didn't think women should be allowed to vote.
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One hundred fifty poets and others performed, with readers limited to two minutes.
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One hundred and eleven had two or more of the four main symptoms.
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" Cuomo joked it was like "the end of 'One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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"One-hundred sixty-two games is a lot," deGrom said of this season.
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The Shortlist ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE DAYSBy Michèle AudinTranslated by Christiana Hills2160 pp.
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One hundred and thirty-five does give you a little bit of leeway.
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"One hundred years have gone by and that is still happening," she added.
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One hundred percent of profits will benefit Ms. Lin's foundation, What is Missing?
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According to current figures, the previous earthquake brought over one hundred of deaths.
|
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One hundred ninety-five out of 103 countries signed on to the agreement.
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"One hundred and ten degrees on the field today," Manager Terry Collins said.
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CLEVELAND — One hundred fifty miles northwest of here, the residents of Flint, Mich.
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Article continues after the video below One hundred and thirty seven million pounds.
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How do you want people to remember you one hundred years from now?
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A quarter of a fortune is better than one hundred percent of nothing.
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One-hundred paper cones, pre-attached to filters, are loaded into the machine.
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One hundred of them are currently furloughed -- and 300 are working without pay.
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One hundred years ago, women won the right to vote in New York.
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That's what one hundred years at -454ºF without heating would do for you.
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Now that we're celebrating one hundred years, I look at how we've changed.
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"One-hundred-and-three Toyota seatbelts were found to be defective," she said.
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One hundred community Lunar New Year events are billed across Sydney until Feb.
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One hundred patients were infected and seven died, The New York Times reported.
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"One hundred bucks in a weekend at twelve, that was crazy," David said.
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One hundred and three is a good number of authors to choose from.
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One hundred and three hospitals across the country were included in the study.
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EP: I&aposm absolutely one hundred percent excited about [expenses management startup] Soldo.
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She seems to be on message one hundred per cent of the time.
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One hundred years later, another entrepreneur arrived — this time in a prop plane.
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In each of the 21 states that use this rule (Maine and Nebraska are the exceptions), the candidate who wins the most votes gets all of that state's electors, whether the margin is one hundred votes or one hundred thousand.
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One hundred devices will be rented to medical facilities in Japan later this year.
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"A thousand [bodies] will become one hundred thousand," he once promised the country's criminals.
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There were one hundred fifteen of us all squeezed into a very small boat.
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Bromine's ozone killing properties make it almost one hundred times more dangerous than chlorine.
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One hundred percent, they came geared up to fight if it would be allowed.
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Still, there were more than one hundred arcade video games released before Starship 1.
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One hundred people who were 18 years old and older participated in the study.
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What would Henry Ford think, one hundred years after the birth of the car?
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"One hundred years from now people will still be watching Star Trek," he said.
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One hundred lawmakers voted in support of Soini, while 60 voted to oust him.
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One hundred points if you can spot the Surfing Pikachu in the final image:
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One-hundred and thirty-six applications were received from June 201033 to June 201023.
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One-hundred and thirty-six applications were received from June 8 to June 20.
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"One hundred people just saw you open fire on a female cop," Shades says.
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One hundred and fifty acquaintances you can truly hold in your mind with meaning?
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"Absolutely. One hundred percent," she said, kissing Caffrey and throwing her arms around him.
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One hundred thirty years later, German carmakers are still having trouble with their batteries.
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One hundred points to Canada for its beautiful scenery and amazing salmon-loving eagles.
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It's sentiments are just as relevant now as they were one hundred years ago.
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"One hundred percent," Trump said when asked about his willingness to deliver sworn testimony.
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Over one hundred years ago the journey was much different than it is today.
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One hundred projects are aimed at restoring marshes, or building new ones, Miller said.
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One-hundred percent of donations to No More Kids With Cancer go to research.
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One hundred seniors in Spain, Italy, and England are testing the product until 2018.
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One hundred and ninety one doors, mostly custom and made from mahogany or bronze.
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"One hundred percent," Wong said when asked if he were swinging for the fences.
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Another $7 billion for the roughly one hundred aircraft remaining will be awarded later.
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Firtle: One-hundred percent of the distillation process is done by hand as well.
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Zuckerberg pointed out last week that Facebook receives one hundred billion hits each day.
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Ponder that for a moment — two billion, one hundred million dollars — for a website!
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One hundred and sixteen House Democrats are backing a separate House bill from Rep.
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For him , a single night is as long as one hundred years on Earth.
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One hundred animals were moved from the Agoura Animal Care Center, which remains closed.
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One hundred episodes ago, she was begging her new roommates to watch Dirty Dancing.
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The one hundred-dollar watermelon, the thousand-dollar plate of oysters, the insane wealth.
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I just want to be one hundred percent sure before I actually move out.
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One hundred and fifty-six watch references over 222 songs means an average of .
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We did another census a month later, and one hundred twenty-nine are missing.
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One-hundred grams of tofu contains 17.3 grams of protein, according to the USDA.
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Awareness is one hundred percent the first step to not turning into a parent.
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One hundred people were laid off, and considerations for a public offering were shelved.
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"One hundred thousand in one month, brought in just this past month," she declared.
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In 1896 One hundred Sioux people Were put on exhibit [In the Cincinnati Zoo].
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"One hundred years later, I see a similar attitude," he said in an interview.
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One hundred and fifty years since the amendment's ratification, that story is worth remembering.
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"One-hundred percent of any of the campaign questions were focused on 2018," Rep.
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Incredible advances have been made in the past one hundred years in ocean technology.
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One hundred and ninety-five nations negotiated the Paris accord, including the United States.
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Wouk, whose novel "The Caine Mutiny" won the Pulitzer, turned one hundred last year.
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One hundred capsules of bladder wrack or ashwagandha can cost between $10 and $20.
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There are currently over one hundred political prisoners locked up arbitrarily by the regime.
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One hundred tons would go a long way toward establishing a permanent lunar base.
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"One hundred tons of fish is nothing in terms of environmental impact," said Phu.
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"One hundred thousand fans could not have been louder," he recalled in his memoir.
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Jay cruises around town in an old-school motorcycle that's almost one hundred years old!
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"One hundred percent of our company and brand is about the client experience," Maggie said.
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Image: Dennis Yang/FlickrYou have, as of today, a one hundred percent chance of dying.
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Smith said the foundation runs one hundred percent by word of mouth on social media.
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Maybe not for one hundred, two hundred years - but why not change the law now?
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At that point you can take that one hundred dollars and you can tune it.
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"So the bags are one hundred percent biodegradable instead of just cellophane plastic," she explains.
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You had two one hundred... (APPLAUSE) ... you had two 110-story buildings come crashing down.
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One-hundred-and-eighty-nine states ratified the U.N. Declaration of Commitment to Fight AIDS.
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While we have adjusted that the startup has over one hundred customers rather than "hundreds."
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One-hundred and forty-one of these militants listed Russia as their country of citizenship.
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One-hundred percent of funds raised will go to help children in the Louisville community.
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One Hundred East Fifty Third Street will also feature amenities fit for this famous duo.
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Turn your volume up, play this video on repeat one hundred times, and be happy.
|
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As the Allen reflects on the past one hundred years, they are also looking forward.
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This you can tell a driver one hundred times, but he has to experience this.
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What do you want people to remember you for one hundred years in the future?
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In the next 2900 hours, nearly one hundred Americans will die from a drug overdose.
|
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One hundred and sixty-one people were killed, including many civilians, in the ensuing violence.
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One thousand, one hundred air attacks a day, saturation bombing that utterly destroyed the enemy.
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One-hundred percent of the proceeds will go to the LGBT Center of Central Florida.
|
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"One hundred and twelve people were injured," Collomb said, adding there could be more victims.
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It starts with one-hundred-percent Espadín agave farmed in high altitudes with premium terroir.
|
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One-hundred-and-thirty animators brought 86 different animal species to life for the film.
|
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"One hundred percent Mr. Simpson will be able to move to Florida," he said Sunday.
|
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Hillerman went on to make one hundred appearances on the small screen, De Waal said.
|
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One hundred and fifty-six players began the British Open, and 81 played the weekend.
|
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"One hundred percent," of course, connotes certitude, round-the-clock commitment, totality, crystal clarity, perfection.
|
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Never fighting at one hundred percent, fighters will book as many fights as they can.
|
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At the height of the war, over one hundred DEA employees worked in the country.
|
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TC: One hundred of the people you are welcoming will be people you've never met.
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But surprisingly, the drop-out rate is about two out of every one hundred students.
|
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One hundred individually signed and numbered hardcover copies in slipcases are available for $2,500 each.
|
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One hundred years later, relativists the world over are rejoicing, each in their own way.
|
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One hundred and fifteen Covid cases reported in our county as of March 20, 2020.
|
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One hundred years ago today, one of the century's most momentous uprisings hit St. Petersburg.
|
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One hundred days into his administration, President Trump has few legislative achievements to his name.
|
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These classes are things that im gonna have to put one hundred percent effort in.
|
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One hundred and thirty-two people have died from the Wuhan virus as of Wednesday.
|
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One of the men later said that it was "one hundred percent a human grave."
|
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One hundred percent of people said it wouldn't work and gave me this dismissive message.
|
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One hundred years ago, newspapers, radios and fishmongers ruled the oldest neighborhood in New York.
|
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In comparison, California, the largest agricultural state in America, has a little over one hundred.
|
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Already, a few dozen American cities have pledged to become one-hundred-per-cent renewable.
|
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One hundred senators voted on whether to acquit President Trump or remove him from office.
|
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One-hundred three of the girls have been freed in two swaps with Boko Haram.
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One hundred of them will be performed by 20 ensembles in a two-day concert.
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One hundred and four frescoes decorate the walls of 13 of the 14 principal rooms.
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"One hundred was my flock at its largest, and that nearly killed me," she said.
|
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One-hundred-and-thirty animators brought 86 different animal species to life for the film.
|
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He should seek to raise the cap on US films in China to one hundred.
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One hundred years from now, because of increased warming trends, it may well be unrecognizable.
|
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" One hundred forty-one people voted to "replace him" and 28 voted to "keep him.
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One hundred percent of the time, my pacemaker is telling my heart when to beat.
|
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"One Hundred Years of Solitude" never lacked suitors for its adaptation to the cinema screen.
|
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The Alabama-born artist created over one hundred and twenty sculptures out of found objects.
|
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One hundred days ago, Congress let the funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program expire.
|
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One hundred million families of people and families that are affected by preexisting medical conditions.
|
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One hundred and four thousand people applied to UC Irvine for the 2017 fall semester.
|
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One hundred percent, but I want to doubleclick into the word you used, you used traveler.
|
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"One-hundred million Americans say they like their private health insurance, by the way," Delaney said.
|
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One hundred dollars that my dad will be like 'Yeah, I really related to John's character.
|
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So far, the service has been "one hundred times faster" than previous connections, Shotwell told reporters.
|
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With a lifespan of roughly one hundred years, the tortoise has plenty of time for grudges.
|
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One hundred years ago, on February 12, 1915, workers laid the cornerstone for the Lincoln Memorial.
|
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One hundred years ago, the average person was consuming 20 combined pounds of butter and margarine.
|
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The other firms are Shiva Uranium, VR Laser, Islandsite Investments One Hundred and Eighty, Confident Cocepts.
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GR: No. In fact, he said that (One Hundred Years of Solitude) was better in English.
|
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Queues stretching for one hundred meters (yards) are a regular sight outside the former power plant.
|
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There are more than one hundred cute ninja heroes each with their own features and settings.
|
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"One hundred percent, they had their guns out and the dogs out," DiPietro told the Post.
|
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One hundred years before the events of the game, monsters started terrorizing the people of Victusia.
|
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"One hundred percent, Instagram has been my biggest platform of all social media accounts," Maffucci said.
|
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In the last decade, mankind produced more plastic than in the previous one hundred years combined.
|
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Messenger's meteoric rise continued as it added one hundred million more active users every few months.
|
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One hundred thirty-two passengers and five crew were on board the plane at the time.
|
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" "Fish tank is," he throws his head back like he's howling at the moon, "ONE. HUNDRED.
|
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"The border police are being paid off to smuggle in migrants, one hundred percent," Valev said.
|
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One hundred and forty-nine other human beings in the exhibition quiver carnally all around me.
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You might go further and say Strangler Bob's second sight proved out one hundred per cent.
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Of course, one hundred million is just a small fraction of Facebook's over 1.5 billion members.
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One hundred and four years ago this August, the war to end all wars broke out.
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One hundred percent of the purchase price of each lipstick sold is donated to the fund.
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One hundred kids are asked the ultimate question: Who do you like better -- Mom or Dad?
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"One hundred hours of random community service hours is a colossal waste of time," Doe said.
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One-hundred-sixty players fill the ranks of the boys' and girls' teams across six schools.
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One hundred thirty Buddhist monks have set themselves on fire to protest oppression by their government.
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"I am not one hundred percent sure if there is a planet or not," Fienga said.
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So this format with interviews and playing it one hundred percent serious isn't new to me.
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One hundred and six years ago, one of the most famous — and deadliest — disasters took place.
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"One hundred thousand people coming across the border this month… that is a crisis," he added.
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The trees measured four meters and were at least one hundred years old, France 24 reported.
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There's a new Closer every week, so I've probably read one hundred in the last year.
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"It's almost one hundred percent reliable when the cat is looking at the camera," Garro said.
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Li is among the first one hundred visually impaired or blind users to trial the technology.
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It's a long list, well over one hundred organizations if you try to identify them all.
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"You can see one hundred inches in a week from the ocean-effect snow," Miller said.
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One hundred and 10 laps later, Sébastian Bourdais (a St. Petersburg resident!) took the checkered flag.
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One description portrays Grýla as having 15 tails, together bearing one hundred balloons filled with children.
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"One hundred years in the context of history is a drop in the ocean," she said.
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THE PANDEMIC CENTURY One Hundred Years of Panic, Hysteria, and Hubris By Mark Honigsbaum 22017 pp.
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"One hundred years from now, they'll have this book which shows how it started," he said.
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One hundred and eighty days stand between Britain and an uncontrolled exit from the European Union.
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One hundred years ago, Sothoron fashioned a 1.94 earned run average and held opponents to a .
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One hundred mysterious red objects in the sky have vanished inexplicably over the last 70 years.
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Q Are you going to go forward with that two hundred — THE PRESIDENT: One hundred percent.
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One hundred people are killed by guns each day in America and it's business as usual.
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One hundred years ago, the 19th amendment was ratified and women earned the right to vote.
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One hundred years ago, the average temperature for this date in this city hovered below freezing.
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One hundred percent true story: Fellow makes a fortune down in Texas building big-box retailers.
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"One hundred percent of the time, it was better to rent rather than own," Arzaga said.
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One hundred feet to the left and the world's a different place — for better or worse.
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"One hundred percent of our supply comes from our brick and mortar store partners," he said.
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Each is its own distinct entity and spans from between five minutes to one hundred years.
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We've worked on maybe close to one hundred song ideas together […] over the past couple years.
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One hundred and thirty-one women are currently serving in both chambers of the 116th Congress.
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In 2019, we brought thirteen experts into our studios to debunk one-hundred health-related myths.
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One hundred percent of proceeds will benefit Planned Parenthood, according to an Instagram post from Marc Jacobs.
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Completing everything by hand, Khoury made one hundred 16" x 16" tiles to construct a cubelike installation.
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One hundred sixty-six of these instances of looking down occurred while the vehicle was in motion.
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You're aiming for a hundred and even if you fall short, that's okay, that's your one hundred.
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Stingray devices range in price from tens of thousands of dollars to over one hundred thousand dollars.
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"One-hundred percent," Abreu said in explaining how his game and outlook have changed in that span.
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José Arcadio Buendía in One Hundred Years of Solitude dies under a tree in his own backyard.
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"On our worst day... We are one hundred times better than any Republican candidate" -@BernieSanders #DemDebate pic.twitter.
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The algorithm interprets more than one hundred thousand "signals" to make its decisions about what users see.
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Provided the first English translation of One Hundred Years of Solitude (1967) Alberto Remedios (1935–2016), tenor.
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For reference, here's how de Vil looked in the original 1961 One Hundred and One Dalmatians cartoon.
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"One hundred percent the people of New York City," said Patchett, as protesters laughed in the audience.
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One hundred and forty-five whale have died after stranding themselves on Stewart Island in New Zealand.
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After we attempted to contact over one hundred individuals associated with the comments, we received three replies.
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"I said to them,"One hundred percent if I played beats for Kendrick we're doing a thing.
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The group published a journal and organized an exhibition of work by more than one hundred artists.
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One hundred of the top solo players will be invited, along with the top 50 duos teams.
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He doesn't go out with me as much anymore, and I one hundred percent don't blame him.
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One hundred years after the Great Influenza pandemic of 1918, global health leadership stands at a crossroads.
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One hundred percent of net ticket proceeds and donations from the concert will support the aforementioned organizations.
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One hundred Texas Guard members were already at the border as part of an ongoing support operation.
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One hundred miles north of the Arctic Circle lies the Swedish mining town of Kiruna, population 20,000.
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One hundred days into President Donald Trump's time in office, the answer seems less clear than ever.
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Krighsu didn't wake up when the Neomorph Protocol was activated (the awakening of the one hundred Chryms).
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One hundred and fifty million people currently rely on their employer-sponsored health care plans for insurance.
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Some devices may cost anywhere from tens of thousands of dollars to over one hundred thousand dollars.
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ONE HUNDRED years ago this week, 33 Korean intellectuals called for independence from the colonial overlord, Japan.
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One hundred days since his death, the dust has well and truly settled on Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
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"On abortion:Williamson describes abortion as a moral issue and says she is "one-hundred percent pro-choice.
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"One-hundred and fifty head of ponies control the purse strings of the entire island," said Bowden.
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He added that there was a plot to pay one hundred thousand dollars to kill President Kennedy.
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One hundred days into the Trump administration, it's clear that the president has abandoned his populist message.
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One hundred and forty financial institutions closed their doors in 6900, and 2628 shut down in 28503.
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One hundred and forty-four Tibetans have killed themselves in this way during the past 20 years.
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While certainly the most famous, the Supreme Court typically only hears about one hundred cases a year.
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One hundred people gathered to adapt Zoe Leonard's 1992 text piece "I want a president…" for 2016.
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One hundred people gave $1003,700 each, for which they received wine and a plaque in the winery.
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It might be hard to shake him out of it because I think ... One hundred percent. Right.
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I don't share this enthusiasm for the avant-garde, which was so overwhelming one hundred years ago.
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Snowden, for instance, possesses 1.7 million NSA documents, yet has released less than one hundred of them.
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One hundred years ago, in 1916, Jeannette Rankin from Montana became the first woman elected to Congress.
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"Yeah, one hundred percent," Ms. Simpson said softly, pulling on the drawstrings of her dark teal sweatsuit.
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One hundred miles from Portland, and there's a lot of real — but ocean-less — forest in between.
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The more they make fun of him, the more I'm, like, He's one-hundred-per-cent right.
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The Palestinian health ministry said one hundred people were injured by IDF live fire in Friday's protest.
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One hundred thirty people have become ill since March, although the outbreak was not announced until June.
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One hundred and 99 years ago, New York City began its love affair with another sport: bicycling.
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One hundred copies apiece were hurled with sighs into Bisbee, Arizona, Red Wing, Minnesota, and Atlanta, Georgia.
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The bag was packed to the brim with plastic-wrapped bricks of fresh one-hundred-dollar bills.
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One hundred years earlier, another member of the breed was honored at the New York City show.
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"One hundred percent it is correct to say we are in an impeachment investigation," one Democratic aide.
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He didn't tell them that well over one hundred thousand troops would be needed for many years.
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One hundred years ago today, Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born in a red-clay corner of Georgia.
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"One Hundred Ways" earned Mr. Ingram a Grammy in 21994 for best male R&B vocal performance.
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The collection includes "One Hundred Years of Solitude," as well as previously unseen manuscripts, notebooks and scrapbooks.
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He notes that while there is violence in "One Hundred Years of Solitude," it predates drug trafficking.
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One hundred and ninety-six members of Congress, including 50 senators, have thrown their weight behind Grimm.
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One hundred prostitutes provide sex as a service to anywhere between 200 and 300 men a night.
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DJ Khaled and his fiancée just upped their wrist game ... with watches worth over ONE HUNDRED STACKS!!!
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Nearly one hundred baby hammerhead sharks were found dead near Oahu's Keehi Lagoon in Hawaii this week.
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In all, the list includes 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176, or one septillion, two hundred eight sextillion, nine hundred twenty-five quintillion, eight hundred nineteen quadrillion, six hundred fourteen trillion, six hundred twenty-nine billion, one hundred seventy-four million, seven hundred six thousand, and one hundred seventy-six hidden service addresses.
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I wake up every morning thankful for where I've been but one-hundred percent focused on the future.
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We were together all the time, so we could tell when the other wasn't feeling one hundred percent.
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One hundred and forty five have been killed in the line of duty and 500 injured, says Gorani.
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One hundred million cubic feet of gas is enough to fuel about 500,000 U.S. homes for a day.
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"One hundred percent of the advertising industry is now moving toward software-driven, data-targeted advertising," Armstrong said.
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In her experience, she said, "One hundred percent of firefighters have been influenced in some way" by trauma.
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"The answer to the ending is one hundred percent hidden in the playlist choices," they told the outlet.
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One hundred and forty years later, his company appears to be having trouble transitioning to a "smart" bulb.
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First, the Late, Late Show host joined Instagram – and has already racked up over one hundred thousand followers.
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One hundred and fifty years before John Nash received his Nobel prize, a train left Versailles for Paris.
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Including more than one hundred paintings and drawings, the exhibition marks a major departure for the former president.
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A Ty Cobb baseball card more than ONE HUNDRED years old just sold for -- are you sitting down???
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One hundred and forty characters — that is not how you want to make your mark in the world.
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"One hundred percent of our business was focused on pigs, half of it is now gone," he said.
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One-hundred percent of the proceeds from sales of the song – available to preorder for $1.99 on BroadwayRecords.
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One hundred-eighty countries will be watching this Sunday's Super Bowl 52 between the Eagles and the Patriots.
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The new theater has separate dressing and restrooms for men and women, a stage, and one hundred seats.
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Ohio heroin epidemic One hundred and twelve people have died of heroin overdoses in Akron this year alone.
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On Saturday, thirty minutes before the march was slated to begin, about one hundred people had already gathered.
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One Satoshi is one hundred-millionth of a bitcoin, making it worth around $0.0002 at current exchange rates.
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With "One Hundred Years of Solitude," for instance, the torment began with the first word of the title.
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One hundred of her photographs comprise Through Darkness to Light, a new book published by Princeton Architectural Press.
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One hundred percent of the people who said that there was nothing new did not see the material.
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When asked if he has "turned his back" on black culture, West said he "one hundred percent" has.
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Code-named 'Starfish Prime,' the 2202 megaton nuclear bomb was around one-hundred times more powerful than Hiroshima.
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All proposals shall remain in effect for One Hundred Eighty (180) days from the RFP submission due date.
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One hundred new products are in the pipeline in the next four years around the world, he said.
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One hundred seventy-five people donate $1,905 per month to the Thunderbolts Project Patreon campaign for video production.
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One hundred years later, French electronic artist Thylacine (William Rezé) took a trip not unlike Cendrars and Pilkinton's.
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But that's not one hundred percent—there are a lot of young people who climb with no problem.
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It stood the test of time for one hundred damned years, and with good reason: It. Just. Worked.
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It was a long climb, nearly one hundred meters, with only low red lights to guide the way.
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One hundred percent of us have the same risks in the genetic and wrong-place wrong-time lottery.
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Dr. R. K. Smile's national sales chief, Ivan Jewel, expressed one-hundred-per-cent confidence in her abilities.
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" • Quotation of the day "One hundred years in the context of history is a drop in the ocean.
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"One hundred percent, yeah, man, America First, bro," he said in a telephone interview from the Washington area.
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You can't take someone who is one hundred percent dead broke and throw them a bunch of cash.
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One hundred of the irrigation system's 2180 canals are still out of commission, according to the United Nations.
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The masculine privilege of the vote was granted to women less than one-hundred years ago, in 1920.
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"One-hundred percent of our resources are going towards beating Donald Trump," said DNC communications director Xochitl Hinojosa.
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I love President Trump, who is a fearless American hero, and continue to support him one hundred percent.
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One hundred years ago in 1918, pandemic influenza took between 50 and 100 million lives around the globe.
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One hundred troops in all are ready to aid local law enforcement should protests become violent, she said.
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One hundred and fifty-nine others also died in those attacks, and more than 600 people were injured.
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These short-term measures, known as continuing resolutions, have been used more than one hundred times since 2202.
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One hundred years ago, it may have been accurate to think of Ford and GM as American companies.
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"I am one hundred per cent certain that my family is responsible for my husband's death," she said.
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After the success of "Just Once" and "One Hundred Ways," Mr. Ingram became a force in R&B.
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The room "Prosperity," displays around one hundred objects from the Qing dynasty in a large fenced-in case.
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One hundred percent of public donations directly fund these projects, and you can make a donation here today.
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One Satoshi is one hundred-millionth of a bitcoin, making it worth around $0.0001 at current exchange rates.
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"One hundred percent of our business was focussed on pigs, half of it is now gone," he said.
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On Sunday, Giuliani said he was "one-hundred percent certain" that Trump never asked Cohen to lie to Congress.
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In response to three major hurricanes in 2017, Congress provided over one hundred billion dollars in aid to communities.
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The crowd, now well over one hundred, turns onto the main drag, the rally's neutral zone now in sight.
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"One hundred episodes means a lot of flights and it means a lot of Hilton Garden Inns," Joseph says.
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"I will give you one hundred thousand dollars if you can guess the brand by the end," wrote Simmons.
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Saleswhale has over one hundred customers that include recruiter Randstad, educational company General Assembly and enterprise service business Unit4.
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In 2009, Joseph was charged with over one hundred counts of sexual assaults on women aged 5 to 30.
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"It's perfectly OK if your job is not giving you one hundred percent all around life fulfillment," Blake says.
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One hundred miles of I-26 East was be reversed, allowing South Carolina residents to exit — but not return.
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One hundred percent of the net proceeds from Dewan Tatum's six-piece necklace collaboration with Jennifer Meyer for Gilt.
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One hundred percent of proceeds from these items will benefit Shawn Carter Foundation (to learn more, visit eBay.com/SCF).
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Plus, he pitched that Guadagnino could direct, and, um, how do you say "One hundred percent yes" in Italian?
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Wilson, 59, announced that she is cancer-free and "one hundred percent healthy" in December after battling breast cancer.
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One hundred percent of a portion from every Apple (Product)RED product sale goes directly to the Global Fund.
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One hundred miles of I-26 East will be reversed, allowing South Carolina residents to exit — but not return.
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Servers say they close the doors on a crowd of up to one hundred people still waiting hungry outside.
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One hundred percent of your job in stripping is to approach people and sell you and your personal brand.
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One hundred fifty seven thousand jobs were added in July and the unemployment rate is down to 3.9 percent.
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One hundred campaigns is an ambitious target in an industry where the idea of small dollar subscriptions remains anathema.
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Several hundred craters were documented in the area, of which around one hundred were up to one kilometer wide.
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One hundred fifty-three other people were tested because they had come into close contact with those showing symptoms.
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The SDF appointed one hundred tribal figures to meet and elect a council to run the province on Sunday.
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One hundred percent of the bacteria were transferred to wet lemons, but only 30% was transferred to dry lemons.
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"One hundred percent -- asteroids hit the Earth every day," said Dante Lauretta, principal investigator on NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission.
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One-hundred-percent fruit juices and zero-calorie diet drinks are to be exempted, along with dairy-based beverages.
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There are no one hundred percent certainty determinations, and one terror attack in the United States is too many.
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We are just about one hundred meters from the most forward line of the Iraqi Army's Ninth Armoured division.
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"What we've done is not only enable cards, but we have one hundred million active wallet users," said Bose.
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One hundred miles an hour comes on easily, effortlessly, a tenor clearing his throat, Usain Bolt stretching his legs.
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One hundred letters and 40 years later, international pen pals Maxine Neustroski and Ritva Hellberg finally met in person.
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The person fighting next to you, maybe you don't agree one hundred percent with them, and that's okay too.
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My mouth said that I was one hundred per cent innocent and that I was getting married this summer.
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Over 609,85033 Americans voted online for candidates winnowed from over one hundred women nominated by historians and museum curators.
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One hundred chief executives in manufacturing, retail, telecommunications and other sectors in Britain were interviewed for the KPMG survey.
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One hundred and twenty-nine House Republicans voted in favor of it, while 60 House Republicans voted against it.
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"One Hundred and One Dalmatians" has had two TV spin-offs: "101 Dalmatians: The Series" and "101 Dalmatian Street."
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China One hundred Christians have been detained in China, raising concerns about the Chinese Communist Party's crackdown on religion.
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And I count to one hundred some days before I hit 'send,' because I know how that shit is.
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In the process, we have also received donations of over one hundred brains from individuals with PTSD and TBI.
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One hundred Wilshire Park homeowners, one-fifth of property owners in the area, took Ring up on the offer.
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Free 2-day shipping plus free return shipping on eligible items at over one hundred online retailers with Shoprunner.
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Clinton has pledged to overturn the Supreme Court decision in Citizens United in her first one hundred days. Really?
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One hundred and thirty jobs burned up with it -- including that of Lenora Olson, the hotel's human resources director.
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One hundred years after the world's first socialist revolution, many accounts of the Russian Revolution fit into this narrative.
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Thirty-one hundred Google employees signed an open letter to CEO Sundar Pichai, protesting Google's participation in the project.
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So if you want to keep your brain running past one hundred twenty years, it's going to be difficult.
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The soulful voice behind '80s R&B hits like "Just Once" and "One Hundred Ways" has died at 66.
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I suspect that he has not finished one hundred of them and he is nearly seventy-five years old.
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There's been a lot of talk about what you will do in the first one hundred days about legislation.
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And Netflix announced that it had acquired the rights to develop "One Hundred Years of Solitude" into a series.
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I was born and grew up in the exact geographical area where "One Hundred Years of Solitude" takes place.
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One hundred and forty-eight of the cases were in Westchester County and 95 were in New York City.
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Gabriel García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude" has a scene in which a woman sees her husband naked.
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"Since 1982 I've used your books to help almost one hundred friends and acquaintances," wrote one former pain sufferer.
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"One hundred percent certainty, the numbers of reports have increased," said New Jersey state Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal.
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Remember back before you were a one-hundred-thousandaire and you were vigilant about every little extra investing cost?
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The U.S. is the world's largest steel importer, relying on shipments from more than one hundred countries and territories.
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One hundred techniques and practices are described here—some are well known; some you may have never heard of.
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I believe strongly that you can bring one hundred thousand people per hour with air taxis through the city.
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One-hundred and twenty-one scholars recently signed a letter arguing that only Congress can legally shrink a monument.
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One hundred years later, everyone knew to call the storming of the Bastille the start of a French Revolution.
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Like them, "One Hundred Years of Solitude," published in 1967, has a life that extends beyond the printed page.
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One hundred transgender American adults — including teachers, astrophysicists, doctors, lawyers, engineers, and a truck driver — also signed a brief.
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In one hundred years, I think people will look back on this as the fall of the Persian Empire.
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One hundred and ninety five states have accepted the world heritage convention and 165 have sites on the list.
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One hundred percent is best, but even if you are very risk-averse, allocate at least 75 percent to stocks.
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One hundred college professors from around China joined the program to improve how they teach AI skills to their students.
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One hundred of those new homes are in Beit El. But the settlement has plans to expand far beyond that.
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A one-hundred year-old company is probably safer than a two year-old company, but that is an assumption.
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In honor of Comic-Con, Aliza recommends our current MashReads book club book, One Hundred Thousand Worlds by Bob Proehl.
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"If you consume the brains or the flesh of someone who's got kuru, it's one hundred percent lethal," Schutt says.
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On grounds ranging from gray to black the artists has painted over one hundred skulls, often arranged in uneven rows.
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Setapp is a set of more than one hundred OS X apps that come bundled for about $10 a month.
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They have found at least one hundred forty different types of terpene available in the plant at any one time.
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One hundred miles (161 km) to the east, in Jefferson County, the Republican vote share climbed by 30 percentage points.
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"One hundred percent, it happens," he said, also speaking anonymously as he was not authorized to talk to the media.
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In the space where you could previously fit four regular LEDs, you can now accommodate one hundred Corsair Capellix lights.
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One hundred years on, we still stand together, gathering as so many do every night, in remembrance of that sacrifice.
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One hundred and fifty years later, the trust is still going strong, having delivered a compound annual return of 21898%.
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"One hundred percent there was a part of me that was a little nervous, obviously, to face JWoww," she says.
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"I grew up listening to emo music one hundred percent," Lauren says, with a slightly wry look on his face.
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NBCUniversal said it would award $1,000 in bonuses to more than one hundred thousand eligible frontline and non-executive employees.
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One hundred days into his term, Trump has not managed to stabilize his administration with a string of noteworthy victories.
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"The role of the vice president is one hundred percent decided by the President," says a spokesman for Pence's office.
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This summer he's releasing a huge book called David Lynch, Nudes that features over one hundred photographs of naked bodies.
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And presidents aren't the only ones who are expected to make a noteworthy impact during their first one hundred days.
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One hundred years ago, there were people in Germany whose family and friends were lost on the submarine, Nicklin said.
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Fox was like, Whatevs, you seemed to have no problem during your ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY appearances on our air.
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In Walmart's case, it wasn't until 2005 when Hurricane Katrina – that "one hundred year storm" – struck the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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One hundred twenty municipalities, comprising 90 percent of all the coastal communities from Cape May, N.J. to Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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That's one hundred times larger than the reported $2.5 billion middle class American's received under Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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Opinion: The war that changed everything One hundred years ago, World War I ended -- life would never be the same.
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"I agree one hundred per cent that we as a nation have the right to define our borders," he said.
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This dramatic drop occurred even as our population increased by one hundred million people and our economy doubled in size.
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One hundred thousand Amex points are subjectively worth $22,2000, but the card has a ton of other valuable benefits, too.
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At the sprawling Tam Mei barracks in the rural New Territories over one hundred troops in khaki fatigues were marching.
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One hundred machines invented or enhanced by the Italian Renaissance mastermind have been realized, by using plans he drew himself.
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Owl, like Rabbit, Kanga, and Roo, doesn't make the trek from the One Hundred Acre Wood to the real world.
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"One Hundred and One Dalmatians," the original movie from 1961, is based on the 1956 novel of the same name.
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Manila brought me back to that charm so well described by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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You had trees removed that were one hundred years old because it meant the officials could make money from it.
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One hundred and fourteen anti-Muslim groups were operating in the U.S. last year, compared to 101 the year before.
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RACHEL WHITEREAD One hundred careful, clean, conceptually driven objects from the length of this English sculptor's career. Sept. 227-Jan.
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One hundred and fifty-four thousand people were eligible to apply for renewal and 132,33 applications were received on time.
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One hundred and sixty-five miles away, President Trump was apparently going off on one of his hurricane news conferences.
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He could get more Muslim sympathizers, "One-hundred brothers or 50," as he allegedly boasted, to take over the resort.
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Over one hundred people commented on our story, including many who said they also keep stuffed animals in their lives.
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In previous attempts to write One Hundred Years of Solitude, I tried to tell the story without believing in it.
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" Employment in Ohio "One hundred and twenty three thousand more Ohio workers are employed today than when I was elected.
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In 20083, after the war, he moved to Tarusa, just beyond the one-hundred-kilometre line surrounding Moscow city limits.
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Extinction Rebellion was established in the U.K. in May 2018 with about one hundred academics signing a call to action.
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One hundred U.S. firefighters and two liaison officers are travelling to Australia this week to offer assistance during the crisis.
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One hundred percent of NYCWFF net proceeds benefit the Food Bank For New York City and No Kid Hungry®.
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One hundred and thirteen years ago this week, an airplane created by the Wright brothers made the first powered flight.
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Such a machine would use "fifty to one hundred times" as much energy as a traditional snowmaking machine, admits Eikevik.
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Of the one hundred or so Parisian jewelry houses active by the mid-19th century, only Mellerio dits Meller survives.
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One hundred forty-nine cases were reported in 39 states in 2016 and 22 cases in 17 states in 2015.
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Last year, 48 people died in fires, the lowest number since the department began keeping data one hundred years ago.
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In addition to its unmistakable poetic prose and magical realism, "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is a very sensory work.
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"I recognize none of this is easy and that none of these solutions are one hundred percent comprehensive," Warner said.
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Valenti says there are several books she rereads every year, including Gabriel García Márquez's classic One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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But stay tuned for our next episode when we chat with Bob Proehl about One Hundred Thousand Worlds on August 4.
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He decided to grill some chicken breasts, but when I cut into mine it was one hundred per cent medium rare.
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A recent Southern Poverty Law Center report linked nearly one hundred murders in the past five years to registered Stormfront members.
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Their daughter's award certificates for good grades — "One Hundred A's for Mom" — are posted on the wall of their fishing cabin.
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"Not even one hundred percent of people who go to war get PTSD, so there are differential risk factors," says Silver.
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The furry gizmo also comes preloaded with 1,000 phrases and a set of one hundred animations for its LCD screen eyes.
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" The section devoted to the currently very hip 99-year-old Carmen Herrera was colorfully subtitled "One Hundred Years of Fortitude.
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It will build a new rail tunnel — the first in one hundred years — and it will speed commuters from the west.
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One hundred and nine paintings, sculptures and decorative objects (ceramics, furniture, jewelry, liturgical pieces, etc.) represent every corner of the empire.
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One hundred thirty-six lectures spread across 17 hours of content will teach you the anatomy of TensoFlow programs and beyond.
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"If I had been born one hundred or two hundred years ago, I might have been a sculptor," he once claimed.
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A wolf killed a cow in California for the first time in more than one hundred years, the Sacramento Bee reports.
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One-hundred percent would just have passed out—and again, I'm surprised I didn't do so while writing that last sentence.
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"One hundred thousand people will die in the U.S. this year because of preventable mistakes," Schweitzer said in her TEDx talk.
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But the imaginary entry requirements for art should probably not include being entertaining or impressive one hundred percent of the time.
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But on the other hand, we were ranked close to one hundred in the global corruption perceptions ranking two years back.
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It is the behavior of a calculated serial abuser who was one hundred percent aware of the wrongness of his abuse.
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One-hundred days is a very short time in Washington, D.C. We'll have a much better idea in the near future.
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" He added, "each one has a weapon, each one has a silencer gun, the operation will be one hundred percent successful.
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It's basically an all profit proposition, and it's also one hundred percent not racist, unlike Chief Wahoo, which is EXTREMELY RACIST.
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One hundred and eighty Democrats and 15 Republicans voted for the amendment, while 211 Republicans and six Democrats voted against it.
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"One hundred years means that we have this incredible history at the Salzburg Festival," Mr. Hinterhäuser said in a telephone interview.
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These proposed cuts would undermine the security, stability, and prosperity of more than one hundred thousand blind people in this country.
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Loved by some as a dark-horse outsider with a near-one hundred percent chance of losing, Donald Trump has won.
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One hundred and twenty-four sovereign states and a complementary I.C.C. are committed "to contribute to the prevention" of massive crimes.
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"In less than three days, more than one hundred crocodiles manage to transform a dead hippo into fertilizer for the river."
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One hundred and fifty-five years ago this week, Abraham Lincoln traveled to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to give a two-minute speech.
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One hundred had been born prematurely, weighing less than 53 kg, while the other 89 had weighed more than 2.5 kg.
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Indeed, we have been able to edit two videos which we will release today, along with one hundred social media memes.
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" Asked if he thought Iranian society had grown more welcoming to those who fight in Syria, he said "One hundred percent.
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There are also over one-hundred YouTube videos, including "Charlie Bit My Finger," a 2007 clip which became an iconic meme.
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What's more, over one-hundred thousand unaccompanied Northern Triangle minors have come to the U.S. from October 28500 to July 6900.
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One hundred years ago today, the Senate approved an amendment to the Constitution guaranteeing most American women the right to vote.
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Each time I got up and ran farther … one hundred yards … fifty more yards … twenty yards … and at last — the forest.
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" Judicial appointments Trump said of vacancies on federal courts: "And I came in, I had one hundred and forty eight openings.
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From the gunner's station, Jorgensen swiveled the turret one hundred eighty degrees and destroyed the seven trapped BMPs to the east.
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"The U.S. pressures on firms and banks to halt business with Iran is one hundred percent a terrorist act," he said.
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One hundred and twenty-three thousand people have been left without power in the Houston area, according to one power provider.
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One hundred new citizens gathered with friends and family under the midday sun to enjoy the pageantry of the naturalization event.
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One hundred Tiffany lamps will be on permanent display there, in a dim space where they will glow like luminescent jewels.
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Disney+ boasts a library of family-friendly content totaling 7,500 television episodes, 400 older films, and one hundred recently-released films.
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One hundred of those horses will be a control group, and about 100 horses will receive the surgery, according to Thissell.
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The new nationwide Klan privileged "One Hundred Percent Americans," celebrated people who defended slavery, and turned its attention towards limiting immigration.
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January 18 - One hundred thirty-seven people are killed in the Mexican State of Hidalgo after a ruptured gasoline pipeline explodes.
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If twenty films generated around $2 billion in revenue, then one hundred might create $10 billion, an increase of 400 percent.
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One hundred and fifty years after Florida enshrined this awful law, there's only one clear way to get rid of it.
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In 2012, he launched The Last Pictures, a silicon disc holding one hundred photographs representing life on Earth, into geosynchronous orbit.
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"I said that 4,000 arrests on our southern border — one hundred thousand in a month — is truly a crisis," he said.
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