"The unfortunate truth is you're only going to suffer this one in a million times, but that one in a million can kill you," he said.
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Still, that "one in a million" statistic Apple brags about?
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"This is a one in a million shot," Lewis told CNN.
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Just one in a million users face targeted attackers, Google said.
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"He was one in a million," the owner said of Chucky.
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She released her second album One in a Million in 1996.
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So, silly mistake from her, one in a million shot, really.
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"Cleo is just amazing, she really is one in a million."
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I thought — I hoped — that Elkins was one in a million.
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It's been almost two decades since One in a Million was released.
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"I would say lottery-ticket odds, one in a million," Dr. Tyson said.
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You have a one in a million friendship, just like Philipps and Williams.
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"It was a chance encounter, a one in a million photo," Hasson said.
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But it's not unheard of, and it's certainly not one in a million.
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The thing that caught me is when you sampled "One in a Million"?
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Only one in a million ever get to make it to the pros.
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Kate Spade New York One in a Million Initial Pendant Necklace, $48; nordstrom.
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"For a country like Ethiopia, Abiy is one in a million," says Geta.
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Ms. Boden's colleagues described her as "one in a million," Ms. Sills said.
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The odds of 2014 JO25 actually hitting Earth were around one in a million.
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And our readers prove that hotel soul mates really are one in a million.
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"It's a one-in-a-million type of event, but we're prepared," Fertes said.
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One in a million "The reason we studied this is very simple," said Meyre.
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Joan Rivers's death from the procedure was not a one-in-a-million complication.
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Now they're maybe one in a million that she'll find what she's looking for.
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"This is one in a million," local official John Tattan told the Irish Examiner.
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"Rui is literally one in a million," Carreira da Silva, the sociologist, told me.
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Aaliyah's One in a Million-era reinvention wasn't just her blossoming through creative risks.
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The overall rate of AFM is fewer than one in a million, she said.
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In our million tickets, a one-in-a-million event will occur roughly once.
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It's always great when the internet serves up amazing, one-in-a-million viral surprises.
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The occasion was obscure, insignificant—what you will: a lost youngster, one in a million . . .
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Abolafia called this photograph of Elvis, Frank Sinatra, and Fred Astaire "one in a million."
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The proud new moms recently gathered for a one-in-a-million group photo opportunity.
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"It's a one-in-a-million voice," the conductor Antonio Pappano said in an interview.
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"We have 250 million people, and a genius is one in a million," Gozali said.
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That was a one-in-a-million moment that we all just had,' says Miller.
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According to the same research, one in a million children have serious adverse reactions of vaccines.
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Apple claims there's a one-in-a-million chance that someone else could open your phone.
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The condition is extremely rare, occurring in about one in a million people, the CDC said.
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"You have to have that one in a million connection to make things work," Tyler says.
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You know it's funny you would just say that about the phrase one in a million.
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Her love was one in a million because a light this precious can never really die.
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" And he described Risher — a man who has reached 106 — as "easily one in a million.
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It's like a one-in-a-million chance to do that and it looks so fun.
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But given that Boyajian's Star is (apparently) one in a million, we'll have to be patient.
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"It's a one-in-a-million voice," the conductor Antonio Pappano said of Davidsen, a soprano.
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It's the ultimate vanity check: you're not one in a million; you're one of the millions.
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Aaliyah's version came out on her "One In A Million" album, which sold 8 million copies worldwide.
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So [it's a] one-in-a-million chance, while one out of two smokers die from smoking.
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The popular perception is that the chance of being struck by lightning is one in a million.
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Garnett, before the erosion of time, was a one-in-a-million overlap of body and skill.
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One in a million isn't much, but from the standpoint of a political campaign, it's not nothing.
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It affects fewer than one in a million people each year across the country, the CDC estimates.
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More severe problems are virtually nonexistent: Serious allergic reactions happen in fewer than one in a million cases.
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Jenna Goudreau: People say only one in a million makes it as a pro athlete or in Hollywood.
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Translucent lobsters are incredibly challenging to find: chances of nabbing one are quite literally one in a million.
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"She was one in a million," Amy Bilyeu, president of the school's parent-faculty organization, told affiliate WXIN.
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It seemed like a one in a million chance, but Valdez was determined to see his sister free.
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More severe problems are virtually nonexistent: serious allergic reactions happen in fewer than one in a million cases.
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That includes offering up invented odds like "one in a million" or "1 in 129,600," the registry says.
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Apple says the chances that someone can trick FaceID and break into your phone are one in a million.
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Steve Evans expressed his relief that, like Luke Skywalker's one-in-a-million torpedo shot, backers won the day.
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Bright watermelon slices surround a punny message, letting the recipient know that they're one in a million — or, melon.
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" That is because, as one of Barbaro's owners, Roy Jackson, said, "he was a one-in-a-million horse.
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And even when One In A Million is firmly rooted in the 90s, it can sound a little dated.
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Multiply these together and you get a one in a million chance of a New Hampshirite's vote being decisive.
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The rare genetic disease, which causes high cholesterol and sometimes heart disease, affects about one in a million people.
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The fact that this deal includes 173 pieces is a one-in-a-million find and true foodie heaven.
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Because if there is a one-in-a-million chance to help, to grow, to share, it's worth it.
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You're one in a million," Schon complimented Perry, who returned the favor by mentioning "the magic fingers of Schon's guitar.
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The flip side, though, is the one-in-a-million child (literally, 1/1,000,000) who has a serious adverse reaction.
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Even if we said one in a million people will become mass murderers, that would be too high an estimate.
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The identical triplets headed home from a Houston hospital today are being called "one in a million" multiples by doctors.
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Even if only one in a million people were interested in using an invention violently, that could lead to disaster.
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"What I realized is, you cannot scare the one-in-a-million guy who already beat the odds," he said.
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The official estimated their chances of finding an image of Mr. Regeni in the video at one in a million.
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"Our job was basically to replicate that one-in-a-million shot by taking it out without damaging anything," Kakarala said.
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Real driving is best to teach cars about those "one in a million" situations drivers face on the road, Dempsey said.
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A decade ago, as a 19-year-old law school undergrad, she auditioned for Malaysian singing competition One in a Million.
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Sway 10,000 voters in a one-in-a-million state and you have a 1 percent chance of swinging the election.
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While posts showing suicidal thoughts are very rare — they might make up one in a million — suicide is a pervasive threat.
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To unlock the phone, users can activate Face ID, which identifies users with a one-in-a-million chance of mistakes.
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Delanie Weyer, 23, tells PEOPLE she suffers from Kleine-Levin Syndrome (KLS), a neurological disorder that affects one in a million people.
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The histrionic, one-in-a-million circumstances of his death, along with the overwrought public, made Harambe the internet's absurdist pin-up.
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It's estimated that about one in a million people annually develop some form of CJD, by far the most common human prion disease.
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" While his childhood may have been a one-in-a-million experience, Hough says he knows his history with bullying "is not unique.
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But this man is one in a million, and I was so excited to see where this day was going to take us.
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"One In A Million" and "4 Page Letter" are among the major hits that never appeared on the chart due to this rule.
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The audience readied itself for Cronus' inevitable victory, but a sudden last-ditch maneuver allowed Lynx to land a one-in-a-million shot.
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Apple says the chances of two faces being similar enough for the system to mistake one for the other is one in a million.
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"Overall the rate of AFM is less than one in a million, and that's why we say this disease is incredibly rare," she said.
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Both of the Cerda-Garza's children were diagnosed with Berdon syndrome, a rare disease that affects one in about one in a million children.
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About one recipient in 100,000 suffers a dangerous reaction like jaundice, hepatitis or encephalitis, Dr. Marques said, and about one in a million dies.
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Mr. Chaney's upper and lower arches "matched" the bite, he said, adding that "only one in a million" people could have made that impression.
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"When someone says you're one in a million ..." he began his next sentence, as if to suggest such a comparison can never be true.
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"When someone says you're one in a million ..." he began his next sentence, as if to suggest such a comparison can never be true.
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Real driving has been thought to be best to teach cars about those "one in a million" situations drivers face on the road, Dempsey said.
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Ne-Yo, for his part, is known for a string of R&B hits including So Sick, One in a Million and Because of You.
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Like i said about the West Wing, if there's 300 people working there and there's 300 million people the country, you're one in a million.
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An average of about 20 people fall off cruise ships every year, which the industry points out is only about one in a million travelers.
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After a few weeks of hearing those sounds every day, I realized that those songs were Aaliyah's "One In A Million" and Ginuwine's "Pony," respectively.
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" The Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation commissioned its own study for baseball players and found that cancer risks were "at or below one in a million.
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Even though I know the chances of him seeing my tweet are one in a million, just knowing that he might is worth it to me.
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The odds are not even one in a million to bump up against a real true pioneer and a genius like Bruce Springsteen — they don't exist.
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There's a printer in every office and that one-in-a-million idea is sometimes squirreled away in a moleskin notebook or even on a napkin.
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Apple claims that a random person has only a one-in-a million chance of being able to unlock your phone with his or her face.
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"Consumers want to be one in a million, not one of a million," Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at The NPD Group told CNBA via telephone.
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Sometimes the chance of finding a lifesaving match can be as low as one in a million—or, as in Lara's case, one in 25 million.
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"It didn't take me long to figure out that Gary was one in a million, and I was fortunate to have in my life," she said.
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And in an act of pure and selfless forgiveness, we're premiering this fantastically breaksy, piano-heavy remix of "One in a Million" by Swedish artist Olsson.
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Hill, who has been birdwatching for 40 years and has written books on the subject, believes Black's photos are proof of a one in a million opportunity.
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The upshot: Only one in a million faces should be able to trick Face ID, Schiller said — though beware your evil twin or others with similar genetics.
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It's really kind of a dream come true, it's like one in a million to have a mountain lion raise a family right outside my back door.
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" Still, he said, even if this is a one in a million story, for the Carlsons, hyperbaric oxygen treatments have "made all the difference in the world.
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Apple says that its new face recognition system is so secure that the chances of a stranger being able to unlock it are one in a million.
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Because the shape of a person's head is unique, the likelihood of bypassing facial recognition with someone else's face is one in a million, according to Apple.
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But we can provide some support, and it's like with salmon eggs – maybe instead of one in a million surviving, maybe two, or five survive, you know?
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: You know, when you have over 16 million, 17 million rides every single day, the one in a million happens 16, 17 times a day.
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Because a person's head shape is unique, the likelihood of bypassing infrared-based facial recognition with an incorrect face is one in a million, according to Qualcomm.
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It takes a one-in-a-million leader to be able to spout that garbage or just flat-out scare players into fucking up less than their opponents.
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She believes that those words—"one in a million"—more than any others, stayed with the jury, possibly because it was the only phrase they could easily understand.
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I'm not talking about Jeff Bezos or Warren Buffett, the one-in-a-million stories of people so rich they couldn't run out of money if they tried.
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"There's a one in a million chance that you have of getting it – most likely you get it from a parent, but it just happened for me," he said.
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"There's a one-in-a-million chance that an unknown failure mode that they absolutely couldn't imagine has reared its ugly head and is doing something unexpected," he said.
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But 1996's One in a Million, which marked the beginning of her work with Timbaland and Missy Elliott, was a sharp pivot away from everything related to him.
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Lastly, in the final battle against Thanos, Tony asks Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) if this is the one in a million Thanos-besting-scenario that Strange foresaw in Infinity War.
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The illness has gained widespread attention as it continues to stricken Americans nationwide — and primarily children — but it is still extremely rare, affecting less than one in a million Americans.
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"There's a one in a million chance that you have of getting it – most likely you get it from a parent, but it just happened for me," Matarazzo tells People.
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"Stand Up And Shout About Love," from the bassist's 1980 solo album One In A Million You, provides the perfect outro after Kanye finishes airing out a laptop-jacking cousin.
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It could be a one in a million flaw or it could be the indicator of a larger problem with the Galaxy Fold that needs to be rectified before shipping.
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Timbaland only produced half the songs on One In A Million, and it's sometimes jarring how backward-looking the rest of the album is compared to his twitchy future funk.
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This all happens just a few minutes after "One In A Million" completely reinvented the sound of R&B with a slow, ethereal club ballad with hyperactive doubletime drum fills.
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It's the only sport with a long list of names (Priest Holmes, Mack Strong, Joe Theismann) who've been erased from rosters in a single weird, one-in-a-million moment.
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His remarkable recovery is 'one in a million' Kelli and her husband Rick didn't know the full extent of their son's injuries until they rushed back to Florida that night.
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It's an exceedingly rare condition, one in a million perhaps, and because left-handed snails can't mate with ordinary right-handed ones, it's basically an involuntary vow of chastity as well.
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"If you want to start a lifestyle or beauty channel, you have a one in a million shot of being successful now," Asano says of women who are just getting started.
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"There's a one in a million chance that you have of getting it – most likely you get it from a parent, but it just happened for me," Matarazzo, 14, tells PEOPLE.
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Aaliyah's One In A Million was released in August 1996, beating Ginuwine…The Bachelor to stores by a few weeks to become the first album primarily produced by Tim "Timbaland" Mosley.
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"This is one in a million," John Tattan, the local chief of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, told the The Irish Examiner, a newspaper based in the nearby city of Cork.
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Scientists this week announced evidence of man-made global warming has reached a "gold standard" level of certainty, meaning there is only a one-in-a-million chance the findings are incorrect.
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Bloomberg's story did not specify whether Apple relaxed its requirements before or after it announced its one-in-a-million accuracy claims for Face ID at a press conference on Sept. 12.
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Also, meeting an A-list celebrity like Kevin Bacon early in his career gave Randy this illusion that he too could be in store for that one in a million showbiz career.
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Initially feared as an impact threat after its discovery in 2004, Apophis is projected by NASA to only pass close by in 2029 and 2036, with impact odds below one in a million.
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Having twins joined at the head with fused skulls and separate bodies occurs in less than one in a million births, while having the connection extend into the brain tissue is rarer still.
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Jordyn's symptoms subsided slightly, though the loss of taste and smell remained, and the family relaxed after doctors assured them that this was likely a "one in a million" issue that wouldn't reoccur.
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Despite the low rate of thefts (Hong Kong international airport welcomed over 68m passengers in 2015, meaning that such incidents have affected less than one in a million people) the trend is worrying.
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In nine case studies presented in the new research paper, the programmers' statistical model shows that the likelihood of a chance match is "on the order of one in a million," O'Brien said.
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According to Apple, that means there's a one in 50,000 chance that a stranger can access a phone via Touch ID. With Face ID, Apple claims that number jumps to one in a million.
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Despite the recent spike in reported cases of AFM, Messonnier underscored that the disease is "incredibly rare" and has been diagnosed annually at a rate of less than one in a million since 2014.
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Seventeen years after a plane crash claimed the life of 22-year-old R&B star Aaliyah, fans and fellow artists are taking to social media to honor the "One in a Million" singer.
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After appearing in the first season to play "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number," she returned a couple of years later to play the title track of her 1996 album One in a Million.
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King, who worked on Aaliyah's very successful sophomore album "One in a Million," recalled her concern for him dealing with the frigid temps of Detroit during a work trip they once shared in her hometown.
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If that same camera system lacked precision, someone else's face could potentially unlock your phone (although, Apple notes, there's still a one-in-a-million chance someone could unlock your phone with a similar face).
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The monogenic obesity syndromes are very rare, Meyre noted, so rare they may collectively represent only 0.5% of the obese population in Canada, while individually some of these syndromes represent one in a million births.
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The song "One in a Million," which appeared on the group's 1988 album "G N' R Lies" and includes offensive and bigoted language, has been removed, a stain wiped clean from the band's historical record.
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Although the bond between Munger and Buffett could be seen as one in a million, Munger can truly say he spent his life working with someone he enjoyed and advises that others do the same.
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The latest super affordable monogrammed piece comes from Kate Spade New York — right now, the brand's One In A Million Initial Pendant is available for just $35 at Nordstrom, 40 percent off its original price.
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But, in a 2004 interview in Golf World, Dean Knuth, the inventor of the United States Golf Association's slope rating system, said the figure was closer to one in a million, still quite a feat.
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Her second album, One in a Million, was certified double platinum in 1997, and her final record, Aaliyah, sold over 2.4 million copies worldwide and scored a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Album in 2002.
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"The chance that a random person in the population could look at your iPhone X and unlock it with their face is about one in a million," said Phil Schiller, Apple's Senior VP of Worldwide Marketing.
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With the True Depth hardware in place, the team focused on the A11 Bionics' Neural Engine and other software and algorithms to reduce the false acceptance rate from one in 50,000 to one in a million.
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I could have made it to a decision, but with 30 seconds left I tried an escape that's a one in a million escape, but that's a better chance than I had of winning a decision.
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A fair coin would do this only about one in a million times, so it's an extraordinarily high level of proof to demand—far beyond the threshold of five per cent used by much of science.
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Here's the issue: even with a threshold of one in a million—even with everything perfectly fair and aboveboard—we would still expect around three hundred of these people to throw twenty heads in a row.
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In an op-ed in The New York Post last month, then-Commissioner James O'Neill noted that the chance of being the victim of a serious crime in the subway is about one in a million.
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There's that one-in-a-million chance that it could turn out to be the one, where the floors are marble, the servers are immaculately trained puppies, and there are extra appetizers for their bestest delivery customer.
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For example, if you're looking for a disease that affects only one in a million people, and your test for the disease is 99.99 percent accurate, then it'll turn up 100 false positives for every true positive.
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But in Rise of Skywalker, when someone suggests using the Holdo Maneuver again, they're told it's a "one in a million" shot, making Holdo's sacrifice seem less like a skilled, heroic act and more like pure luck.
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"I don't know what the oldest reported natural pregnancy is, but I'd say there's easily less than a one in a million chance of having a pregnancy naturally above age 50 — it's not even 1%," Dr. Forman says.
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"There was a one in a million chance that such tragedy would befall upon my family, but Chynna was a once in a lifetime soul," Deese's sister, Kennedy Deese, said in a Facebook post on her personal page.
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"If you take a catastrophic risk, something that's like a one-in-a-million chance of happening and make it one in 10,000, still very remote, but increasing the likelihood a hundred times, people don't feel it," Lewis said.
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It doesn't appear as if the ball actually punctured a hole through the fabric material used for the Tokyo Dome's roof, but instead found a gap between two large panels, which is still an impressive one-in-a-million shot.
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The one-in-a-million chance is the hope that, in its third generation, the Kim dynasty has decided its future depends not on being able to incinerate Seoul and Los Angeles but on being part of the world economy.
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Like the Death Star and its convenient vulnerability to a proton torpedo shot to the reactor core in "A New Hope," the butt was clearly designed for a one-in-a-million pass for a successful and hilarious inbounds play.
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In 1988, Axl Rose took the time to write a 6-minute-long song called "One in a Million" where he declared, using the most heinous slurs imaginable, that gay men, African-Americans, and immigrants were a personal nuisance to him.
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Pinto, who is set to appear on the third season of Hulu's "The Path," juggles her activism with her own search for interesting roles that defy expectations and prove that complex female characters don't have to be one in a million.
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If our software is running, say, on one of the many, many computers under the hood of a modern car, that one in a million might be an airbag randomly deploying on a driver as they navigate rush-hour traffic.
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Given the torrent of robocalls, many Americans probably feel that the odds of getting relief are on par with Lauren Holly's declaration to Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber that there's a one-in-a-million that they'll get together.
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And as if the One In A Million pendant weren't great enough on its own, it bears a striking resemblance to one worn by Taylor Swift in her "Delicate" music video, which might just up its cool factor even further.
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In other words, the group says that a person eating two cups of cereal a day contaminated by 160 parts of glyphosate per billion would have a one in a million risk of cancer linked to the chemical, according to Naidenko.
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I know this is not what she intended, but I don't think I can stomach, again, being presented with the impossible goal of finding a woman who is ambitious and driven and one-in-a-million smart and also relatable.
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It's the reason why, when the one-in-a-million situation whether it's a plane landing in the Hudson or the helicopters in Abbottabad, then that piece of discussion happens to actually matter for a bunch of people outside of their circle.
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The way the skewer went through Xavier's head without hitting any major vessels was a "one-in-a-million shot," Dr. Kiran Kakarala, a head and neck surgeon at University of Kansas Health System who also treated Xavier, told Medical News Network.
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By switching to face recognition, Apple originally claimed it would be more secure — the chances of someone else unlocking your phone should have been one in a million with Face ID. It's unclear if today's change is going to affect this number.
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Finally, there was the FOMO, the worry that I was going to miss that one-in-a-million moment where the stars aligned and my favorite underground band played a secret show while the club owner passed out free beer and Molly.
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They said confidence that human activities were raising the heat at the Earth's surface had reached a "five-sigma" level, a statistical gauge meaning there is only a one-in-a-million chance that the signal would appear if there was no warming.
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I got a one-in-a-million lottery ticket, somehow ending up, as a native African, working for one of the most powerful institutions in the world, The New York Times, following around the most powerful people in the world: American dignitaries.
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With all this in mind, the researchers hypothesize that there's a one in a million chance that a catastrophic astrophysical event will kill all forms of life on Earth—tardigrades included—before the Sun grows old enough and hot enough to boil the oceans away.
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The scientists said that confidence in their prediction that humanity is raising the temperature on earth has reached "five-sigma" level, meaning there is only a one-in-a-million chance that similar data would appear if there was no warming, the news service added.
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The scientists said that confidence in their prediction that humanity is raising the temperature on earth has reached "five-sigma" level, meaning there is only a one-in-a-million chance that similar data would appear if there was no warming, the news service added.
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In developing countries, the ratio of mental health professionals to citizens is about one in a million — and that vast majority of people with treatable conditions like anxiety and depression are left to their own devices, or to the ministrations of local folk healers.
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A spokesperson from the EWG said in an email that it got the figure from a 2010 draft California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment, which indicated 1 ppb of chloroform is low enough for a "one-in-a-million" lifetime risk of cancer.
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"It would have had to be really just a one-in-a-million stroke of bad luck to have had a mechanical problem right when getting into the clouds," said Jeff Wise, an aviation expert and pilot who learned to fly in Southern California.
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It would be amazing to see him finally win the UFC belt he never managed to capture in this, his fourth attempt, but it's just so hard to see that happening outside of a one in a million right hand or a surprise back take.
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Meanwhile, Bruce Schneier, an internet security expert and chief technology officer at IBM Resilient, said Apple's "one in a million" failure claim may well hold up — but that it doesn't matter if even one person in a million is still able to break into your phone.
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One In A Million opens with Missy Elliott's voice cutting through a fog of digital noise and ominous bells, calling Aaliyah's name, and then saying "you've just now entered into the next level, the new world of funk" as Timbaland's now signature drums dance across the track.
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They calculated that the odds of this mismatch being a statistical fluke were less than one part in a hundred — which might sound good in poker but not in physics, which requires odds of less than one in a million to cement a claim of a discovery.
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It'd be similarly improbable if any of those people were infected with whatever causes the disease acute flaccid myelitis—a rare but scary polio-like disorder that affects roughly one in a million people in the US. But that's what pundit Sydney Powell said on Lou Dobbs Tonight.
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The Carolina Hurricanes took on the Arizona Coyotes last night, and some kind of one-in-a-million scenario played itself out, where a puck sent in along the boards behind Hurricane goalie Cam Ward somehow lodged itself in between the boot and the blade of his skate.
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"Your mom & brother @RAD_6 & your fans been holding it down 163 u❤️you will always be A One in A Million🙌🏾 sleep peacefully angel Babygirl🙏🏾" Aaliyah (Babygirl) I can only imagine how great you would be today winning oscars😉& creating sick music & still setting fashion trends!
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Before her illness she had been a student with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, dutifully swallowing an antipsychotic medication; then a mild rash and swollen lips turned into toxic epidermal necrolysis syndrome, the one-in-a-million, dreaded pharmacological complication that caused her skin to bubble up and melt away.
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Age's biggest hit was a gorgeous cover of the Isley Brothers' "At Your Best (You Are Love," and One In A Million consciously returns to the Isleys for "Choosey Lover (Old School/New School)," which mimics the 1983 original faithfully for the first four minutes before departing into a more modern extended outro.
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So let's see: In the case of North Korea, even if there was just a one-in-a-million chance Kim Jong-un would launch a nuclear missile at us, Trump said we must do everything possible to buy insurance so that it can't happen — even if it meant pre-emptive war.
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And they had 14 [orbs] left for the scene, and Phil said to John, 'as long as you don't hit the seam of the ball with the scissors — which would be like a one in a million chance that you could do it — the ball will slowly deflate, and it will work as planned.
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The probability of one person's vote being decisive, we found, ranged from roughly one in a million for a resident of New Hampshire — a swing state with a relatively small population — to less than one in one billion in states that are reliably "red" or "blue," such as New York, California, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
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Apple claims Face ID is more secure than the previously used Touch ID in old iPhones (which Schiller said had become, before today, the "gold standard in consumer device biometric protection"), and even said there is only a one-in-a-million chance for a nefarious actor to fool the Face ID system and break into your phone.
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But the film's actual accomplishments are modest, and its own optimistic conclusions—Mia can, after all, be the one in a million strawberry-haired white woman that Hollywood wants; Sebastian can succeed in paying tribute to the history of jazz that he takes it upon himself to uphold—say very little about most people's circumstances, personal or political.
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Even friendships like the ones she formed Missy Elliott, a multi-faceted MC who, with the help of Timbaland, gave "baby-girl" some unforgettable hits on her second album One in a Million, thus forming the R&B trinity that made tracks so ahead of the time that they shook the foundation of pop culture for the greater part of the 90's.
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Aaliyah's posthumous greatest hits compilation Ultimate, which features 25 of her best known tracks, including "Try Again," "Are You That Somebody," and the aforementioned masterpiece "One in a Million" has now surfaced on both services, which marks the first time that her hits have been available to buy and stream (though her debut album Age Ain't Nothin' But A Number appears on Spotify).
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Finally, in a sequence so ungodly off-the-charts awesome that it will have to last us for the next year, the Night King, flanked by horsemen of the zombie apocalypse, makes a one-in-a-million shot and harpoons one of Daenery's dragons through the neck, only to haul it out of the ice and reanimate it as a Fucking Zombie Ice Dragon.
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