I actually couldn't answer that, only because I read every day.
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The Washington Post I now read every day, which I didn't.
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"A large inflatable Santa on road," isn't something you read every day.
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They read every day, even though their greatest prayer has been answered.
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For years, Gawker and Deadspin were the only two websites I read every day.
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These will be the stories behind the stories you read every day on the site.
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"We read every day about an act of violence somewhere in the world," said Lahr.
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That's what New York Times readers read every day — what the front page editor chooses for them.
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And I mean small: Take walks during your lunch hour, or read every day or eat better.
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Each week, Extra Crunch members have access to conference calls moderated by the TechCrunch writers you read every day.
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It's what I read every day, especially now that I'm on a national ticket and often out of Virginia traveling.
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We read every day about the biggest enterprises getting breached, and they have multiple layers and complex security solutions in place.
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Both Gates and Buffett make a point to read every day, a habit that research shows reduces stress and boosts intelligence.
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"Every morning I wake up to a text from him that is a meditation that we both read every day," she explains.
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But the news we read every day, of women abducted, burnt, raped, killed, appeared to be filled with women whose sixth sense had let them down.
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It makes sense that Facebook would be a target for regulation, considering their huge stash of personal data and increasing control over what hundreds of millions of people read every day.
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But it was the socially maladjusted Genevan, whose writings Tocqueville claimed to read every day, who first attacked modernity for the unjust way in which power accrues to a networked élite.
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Here is some news you don't read every day: Microsoft and Facebook today announced that they are teaming up to build a subsea cable across the Atlantic that will connect Virginia Beach, Virginia, with Bilbao, Spain.
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We have all of our net promoters score feedback and comments from every single customer who answers it, constantly taking into a Slack channel, that everyone from me to my assistant, to an intern can read every day, just to stay connected to the customer.
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Read every day; 2. Take writing classes and workshops; 3. Write every day; 4. Revise thoroughly; 5.
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90% of Toutiao users are under 30 years old. The average user spends 76 minutes on the site every day, resulting in 1.3 billion articles read every day.
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These parables are found in the Menaion, Triodion or Pentecostarion. During Great Lent, parables are read every day at vespers and at the Sixth Hour. These parables are found in the Triodion.
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Flyet havde fløjet : She had walked. The plane had flown : Hun var gået. Flyet var fløjet : She had left. The plane had taken off The passive form takes the suffix -s: avisen læses hver dag ("the newspaper is read every day").
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One method is to read aloud, both to children and adults. Reading aloud allows the listener to hear the story without struggling through decoding the words and possible frustration. Another method, used in schools, is to encourage students to read every day, choosing for themselves what to read, and reading simply for enjoyment. This is often referred to as Sustained Silent Reading (SSR).
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The Torah is read every day in the shacharit morning services in synagogue, on the first day beginning from (according to some customs, ), and the last day ending with . Since Hanukkah lasts eight days it includes at least one, and sometimes two, Jewish Sabbaths (Saturdays). The weekly Torah portion for the first Sabbath is almost always Miketz, telling of Joseph's dream and his enslavement in Egypt. The Haftarah reading for the first Sabbath Hanukkah is – .
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In her childhood, she would ride on horseback to visit her grandmother, who bought the young girl a newspaper to read every day and became a role model for the rest of her life. She began her education at a local one-room school, and gained local attention for her softball skill. In order to attend high school, she lived with her older sister in the neighboring town, where the school was located, and then began to drive every day despite being only 14. She graduated from Stanberry High School in 1941, aged 16.
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AKJ follows the Nitnem maryada followed by the Sikh panth. The 5 Banis recited every morning are the same Banis that are recited when preparing Amrit during Amrit ceremony. A Gurskh learns from the Amrit Sanchaar that the Banis being read there should be read every day so that the internal Amrit is experienced every day. The Nitnem banis read everyday by Gursikhs in AKJ are: # Japji Sahib # Jaap Sahib # Tav Prasad Savaiye # Chaupai Sahib # Anand Sahib # Rehraas Sahib # Kirtan Sohila In addition to the following banis, sikhs try to add as many banis as possible to their daily rehit.
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He also influenced John Climacus and John of Damascus, as well as Saint Dominic, Francis de Sales, and John Henry Newman."The saint whose guide on virtue was read every day by monks in the Middle Ages", Catholic Herald, 23 July 2012 Cassian's writings stress the role of prayer and personal asceticism in attaining salvation by contrast with Augustine's writings which stress the role of God's justice and grace (predestination) and take a more negative view of human effort. His teaching on overcoming the eight evil tendencies (See Books 5 to 12 of The Institutes) were the inspiration behind the way the Irish monks practised asceticism, as shown in the Irish Penitentials. The Institutes had a direct influence on organization of monasteries described in the Rule of Saint Benedict; Benedict also recommended that ordered selections of the Conferences be read to monks under his Rule.
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