Scores of over 203 percent are considered fresh, and scores of 59 percent and under are rotten.
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States began the study with average alcohol policy scores of 45.1 and ended up with average scores of 50.3.
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On average, women without diabetes had total symptom severity scores of 21.87 while those with diabetes averaged scores of 33.42.
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The lowest-risk category includes patients with scores of zero, and the highest-risk category includes patients with scores of 1,000 or higher.
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These students would have to achieve scores of 55 or higher on the English and math exams, or successfully appeal scores of 52 to 54.
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Ard further argues that Liberman "once 'unilaterally lowered' the scores of three men whose performance Ard had evaluated, while she maintained the scores of two women," according to Mercury News.
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It's also given scores of MoviePass customers a serious headache.
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Scores of them ran in panic away from one area.
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Sanders and Warren follow with scores of 6.5 and 6.4.
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Scores of roads and bridges were closed throughout the region.
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Scores of Venezuelan soldiers defected to Colombian territory that day.
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Across the street, Reserve Cut has scores of empty seats.
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Even scores of fans, reporters, and a taekwondo demonstration team.
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Barbara Boxer as well as scores of local elected officials.
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The festivities have produced scores of funny social media videos.
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Since taking office, Trump has dismantled scores of environmental rules.
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Scores of people died in the resulting raids and clashes.
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They have killed scores of soldiers and stolen their arsenals.
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Scores of journalists have been sacked for criticising government policy.
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Nor did FiveThirtyEight's "Trump scores" of roll call voting correlate.
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The FBI has interviewed scores of former and current Boeing
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Ryan racked up scores of awards and 11 Oscar nominations.
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Abdul Majeed, 36, was among the scores of people injured.
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Scores of elected officials lined up to back his candidacy.
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Day after day, scores of activists demonstrated outside Brown's office.
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There are scores of ideas on how to do that.
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Scores of people have been killed in the capital Kinshasa.
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Scores of people died on each side throughout the week.
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Lisa Murkowski have CFG scores of 35% and 55% respectively.
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But there are also scores of less famous pottery traditions.
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Scores of other places have opened in SoHo since then.
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Scores of them were children who had not been vaccinated.
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Scores of people were wounded on the "Day of Rage".
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Rescue workers said scores of people died in that incident.
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There are scores of highly trained rescuers deployed by FEMA.
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Scores of leading retailers and fashion brands increasingly say no.
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Scores of homes, shops and cars have been set aflame.
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In Brazil, scores of politicians and businessmen are in jail.
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Scores of people and professional opportunities disappeared from my life.
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In response, scores of Democrats endorsed impeachment in some form.
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Scores of drug cheats, then, can never be conclusively identified.
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He's performed "about faces" on scores of key policy positions.
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It is closing scores of stores across the United States.
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Scores of our supporters have been fired from their jobs.
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For criminal risk scores, we collected 18,000 scores of defendants.
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And, to my delight, there were scores of seemingly friendly bloggers.
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OneBlood centers in Orlando received scores of donors after the shooting.
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Every year bears injure scores of people, and kill a handful.
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One of the scores of VR headsets on display this year.
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Sophy is a leading psychiatrist in Hollywood, treating scores of celebs.
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There are scores of questions, subject areas, and allegations in play.
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You had scores of zombie dead people to do your bidding.
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Scores of others have been fined and more cases are pending.
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Larry Hogan (R); and scores of House lawmakers from both parties.
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A trial prompts the clerk to summon scores of potential jurors.
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Fields have been scoured, divers dispatched and scores of people interviewed.
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In his second, Philadelphia hit scores of 45 and 43 points.
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We also pored over scores of staffing audits and research papers.
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Of the city's scores of holy sites, only the Kaaba survives.
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Scores of others stayed in a separate building with their pets.
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Brazil has seen scores of politicians convicted on charges of corruption.
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The Taliban attacked a military-intelligence base, killing scores of people.
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Tuesday&aposs storms knocked down scores of trees and utility wires.
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They are well-trained (the Philippines boasts scores of marine colleges).
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Now scores of women say he harassed and even assaulted them.
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Wednesday night, scores of protesters gathered in two locations in Charlotte.
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It joins the scores of free Social Security tools available online.
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They have been responsible for scores of deaths with total impunity.
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So its early scores of the law read strangely in hindsight.
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Hospital administrators decided Thursday to evacuate scores of patients, including newborns.
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The posters have inspired scores of memes, parodies and artsy homages.
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The rumors led to the destruction of scores of Jewish communities.
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I've had scores of earnest conversations with scholars on these issues.
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Scores of consumers in developing countries in Asia have adopted it.
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We've heard it's over 100 — scores of people to investigate this?
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Erdogan's political opponents have been jailed, along with scores of journalists.
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The 2015 NAEP scores of high-school seniors were similarly disappointing.
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She knew the recent test scores of all the clever children.
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Scores of special, targeted tax breaks and shelters have been passed.
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The chemical attack left scores of civilians dead, including numerous children.
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Netflix, Sony PlayStation Vue, and Twitch all received scores of 78.
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"Scores of citizens" were injured in the attacks, the paper added.
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Plus, she ended Monday with the highest scores of the night.
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Scores of companies around the country succumbed to Plaisted's sales pitch.
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Footage shows scores of students leaving the premises of the school.
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Overnight, Jenner acquired scores of new friends in the transgender community.
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Today, he leads investigations into the scores of international sex trafficking.
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Traveling solo, I've lost myself and found myself scores of times.
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Yes, but: Facebook will face scores of regulatory hurdles in China.
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It requires the government to recruit and train scores of regulators.
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Scores of tributes were shared through private group messages on Facebook.
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Companies have dropped scores of riders found doing black market deals.
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He also published scores of Nobel- and Pulitzer Prize-winning authors.
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Scores of Hondurans were kidnapped, tortured and killed as political enemies.
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The airstrikes killed scores of civilians as rescuers rushed to help.
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What about the world-beating test scores of students in Shanghai?
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Interpreters — the unsung heroes of Ellis Island — translated scores of languages.
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Scores of athletes, coaches and officials were barred from the Games.
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With money for scores of federal agency operations expiring on Sept.
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Scores of arrests have followed, but the theft has not abated.
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Scores of chefs and volunteers bring food and run the kitchens.
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She killed a man — possibly scores of them, black widow-style.
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Federal agents have made scores of publicized arrests around the nation.
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He said scores of bodies were still lying in open air.
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They speak to the press—Brazil has scores of regional newspapers.
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These led to the conviction of scores of politicians and businessmen.
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If the emperor was phlegmatic, scores of others are more stimulating.
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He started running scores of radio and TV ads months ago.
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Scores of people assembled there, a video posted to Facebook shows.
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Scores of Khan's partyworkers have been arrested since, the party says.
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She portrayed scores of radio characters in the 1930s and '40s.
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We heard from scores of women in both Arabic and English.
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This case has 18 counts, supported largely by scores of documents.
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The accusation triggered a nationwide panic and scores of frenzied headlines.
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Argentine officers even tortured scores of their own soldiers in the Falklands.
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It's cheap and relatively easy to reach scores of people on Facebook.
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Water poured out of creeks and rivers, prompting scores of rescue calls.
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Renegotiating scores of trade agreements would be a huge and prolonged effort.
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Bashir responded with a crackdown that led to scores of civilian deaths.
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The allegations have prompted prosecutors to drop charges in scores of cases.
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Scores of protesters gathered outside the building to demonstrate against Trump's victory.
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And there are scores of other K-pop training centers across Seoul.
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Scores of international companies have said they will comply with the order.
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Inside, scores of Apple engineers are huddled around, chattering about server loads.
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Scores of civilians have died in the bombardment, which began last month.
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He is ruling as a dictator, jailing or harassing scores of opponents.
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Scores of people have suffered for expressing such views in the streets.
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Over the past few years it has shut scores of unlicensed mines.
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Scores of banks have paid tens of billions of dollars in fines.
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On Saturday, air strikes on rebel-held areas killed scores of people.
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Doctors and nurses stared down the horror and saved scores of lives.
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Now, the charity has scores of volunteers, and is a family undertaking.
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It also threatens scores of similar abortion-inhibiting laws in other states.
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And pretty much anyone can hum the scores of those two movies.
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Scores of police cars, firefighters and medical personnel rushed to the scene.
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Befrienders is one of scores of organisations operating hot lines around Japan.
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Nevertheless, scores of people protested in cities from Vladivostok to St. Petersburg.
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The large majority of these insurers maintained scores of "Strong" or better.
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Will al Qaeda and scores of other such organizations simply go home?
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"I personally answered scores and scores of calls," Johnson wrote to CNN.
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Bashir responded with a crackdown that led to scores of civilian deaths.
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It wasn't ... The scores of "Get Out" were not off the charts.
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Scores of talented executives and experienced employees found themselves on the street.
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It has led to scores of top officials being sent to trial.
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There are scores of planets and asteroids and wrecked ships to scan.
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Residents say the stench of gas fumes has sickened scores of them.
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Scores of these have opened across the region in the past decade.
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Sesame points are related to the scores of your circle of friends?
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A man who had power over scores of women and their careers.
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The National Emergencies Act (1976) abolished scores of existing presidential emergency powers.
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There were scores of other families, like us, watching from the hillside.
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Scores of fighters and MMA personalities lambasted the champion following his suspension.
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Scores of private schools and universities are filling the thirst for education.
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Witnesses said that police officers shot and killed scores of unarmed demonstrators.
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Scores of candidates broke barriers across gender, race, sexual orientation -- and religion.
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The Hill: Scores of Kavanaugh protesters arrested after descending on Senate building.
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In scores of others, less than 1 percent of children tested high.
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Dempsey and scores of viewers who watched the surveillance video, the shooting
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In 2016, militants mowed down scores of people in Nice and Berlin.
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There are scores of recent migrants inside our borders charged with terrorism.
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He has also arrested scores of clerics in a crackdown on dissent.
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Before all of them, and scores of others, there was Rene Arocha.
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Fred Trump's real estate empire was not just scores of apartment buildings.
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Scores of individual recordings have amassed views in the tens of millions.
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But landslides and floods often result, killing scores of people every year.
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The U.S. strikes resulted in the deaths of scores of Russian mercenaries.
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Scores of Trump officials at the time publicly denied writing the piece.
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They went back in together, along with scores of others, to rebuild.
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Scores of people saw this and, immediately, everyone recognized her as Gertrude.
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Scores of reporters have the datelines and airline receipts to prove it.
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Over the first 216 hours, Mr. Wunder showed scores of PowerPoint slides.
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Scores of artists were jailed, and art became even more heavily censored.
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Scores of others who held ranks just beneath Mr. Shannon's have left.
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Some have been accused by scores of alleged victims; some by one.
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Authorities say they've also killed scores of militants in the past month.
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They estimated that scores of beavers had entered the region since 1999.
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However, scores of people have been killed by vigilantes for alleged blasphemy.
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Scores of victims have filed lawsuits alleging abuse by priests on Guam.
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Scores of voters were incorrectly told they had cast ballots days earlier.
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Islamic extremists have targeted Tunisia in recent years, killing scores of people.
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Tribute is also paid to the scores of unnamed victims of lynchings.
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Scores of such missions have kept the space station stocked since Nov.
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Scores of rivers flooded, levees burst, and roads and bridges were destroyed.
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Scores of recreational and sports facilities were built, including a soccer stadium.
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Edward Graff, "raped scores of children" in about 45 years of ministry.
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Blood was pouring into body cavities from scores of torn blood vessels.
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Scores of startups in developing markets today are building businesses around WhatsApp.
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Scores of shops were closed and many bank cash machines were vandalized.
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"There are scores of projects seeded through that program," Mr. McMahon said.
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Scores of new Greek winemakers trained their sights on the international market.
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Scores of reports emerged that a West Wing shake-up was imminent.
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Iraqi witnesses have said that airstrikes this month killed scores of civilians.
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Woods, 53, carded scores of 76 and 72 and missed the cut.
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Mikhaylenko wins by lopsided scores of 100-90 twice and 99-1.
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At the center of Ramallah, we found scores of people milling around.
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Sometimes fights settle petty scores of stolen pencil cases or stolen boyfriends.
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It has 60 employees, but scores of independent workers use its platform.
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Raffaele's own practice licenses its PhysioAge technology and protocols to scores of physicians.
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Since David Bowie died eight days ago, scores of musicians have paid tribute.
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Chanting "No bill, no break!" scores of Democratic lawmakers joined in the protest.
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But scores of people still took issue with how long the statement took.
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Over the past few years, Maduro has imprisoned scores of his political opponents.
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They also contained scores of threats against Trump's political opponents and his critics.
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They had sent scores of emails to pastors and to church planting groups.
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Scores of young women wore "staff" badges — though many of them were volunteers.
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Cadre is among scores of LLCs in which Kushner reported owning a stake.
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After reading through scores of reviews, we definitely saw a lot of complaints.
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Scores of suspects have been arrested in the past 2-1/2 weeks.
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You'll also be able to see the scores of people you're chatting with.
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Scores of state troopers from Wisconsin and Michigan will assist local security forces.
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Even the press-freedom scores of northern European countries like Finland have dropped.
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Silverstein's reporting unearthed that scores of legitimate businesses were tied to Mossack Fonseca.
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Scores of companies pulled deals as investors baulked at buying into new bonds.
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It could lose market share and may need to exit scores of cities.
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Yet there are scores of unclimbed peaks in Alaska, Greenland and western China.
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And just yesterday, our train cars were flooded by scores of trouserless travelers.
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Since 216 Denmark has moved thousands of government jobs to scores of cities.
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Scores of them saw their net value surge more than 5% on Monday.
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In 2015, those Manhattan buildings earned Energy Star scores of 42 and 52.
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The best estimates put it around 300 to 400, including scores of generals.
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Since Saturday, Nevada Democratic Chairwoman Roberta Lange has received scores of death threats.
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As scores of police officers closed in, Long apparently shot and killed himself.
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On YouTube there are scores of vloggers tasting everything on the Jollibee menu.
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Surveillance vans, security cameras, and scores of police officers are on the scene.
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Taylor rushed for scores of 47 and 03 yards in the first half.
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Since late 2015, scores of protesters have been killed in clashes with police.
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It was unfortunate timing, and scores of patients were exposed to infected air.
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Only after scores of women came forward did the country react with rage.
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N25 and scores of other big markets are all down for the year.
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Labour is on course to lose scores of seats at the next election.
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Scores of papers have been published since 2008 attempting to estimate fiscal multipliers.
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Bridges has been racking up scores of new fans during his current tour.
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I have many great relationships with scores of professional colleagues and other individuals.
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They are building scores of new coal plants as we close ours down.
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One missed payment will tank credit scores of both the borrower and cosigners.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Oracle's Larry Ellison followed with scores of 0.91.
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Gone, too, were scores of antique tchotchkes he had collected over three decades.
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Scores of international journalists had been flown to the capital to join us.
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Dr. Schultz's curiosity took him beyond the scores of field investigations he supervised.
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Scores of Greeks wandered into the square, handing out supplies and homemade food.
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It has about 0003 employees, but scores of independent workers use its platform.
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And there are scores of regulations that Republicans still intend to roll back.
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My tribe, Zobaa, is only one of scores of tribes in that area.
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Soon, scores of class-action lawsuits were filed in courts across the country.
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SPI gives Massachusetts scores of 64 in its index, and Mississippi just 27.
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There have been scores of travel complications during the league's 28-year history.
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Scores of them reached out to CNN to share their stories and frustrations.
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He executed scores of senior officials, including his uncle, to instill unquestioned fealty.
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And he received three perfect scores of 10 for performance and musical interpretation.
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And the average SAT scores of entering freshmen had surged by 100 points.
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And is it likely scores of selfie-takers will find themselves in court?
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The police recently arrested scores of people suspected of smuggling gold to Turkey.
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Every few decades, the group issues a hefty analysis containing scores of proposals.
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He ran a retreat, or prayer camp, where scores of people were chained.
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But after interviewing scores of evangelical leaders, I have developed a different perspective.
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Scores of refugees and immigrants found themselves trapped in airports across the country.
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Their interspecies friendship has inspired scores of supporters to donate to the foundation.
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There are scores of startups in India today offering payments service to users.
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Scores of fires continue to burn on the east coast despite recent rain.
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Scores of celebrities have shown solidarity with Bryant and the other eight victims.
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Scores of fires continue to burn on the east coast despite recent rain.
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Scores of people, including young children and women, are arriving daily in hospitals.
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At least two children were killed and scores of people injured, he said.
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Scores of civilians have been arrested and charged with, among other things, terrorism.
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There are scores of magazines, notebooks, invitations, thank-you notes, programs from shows.
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But with scores of young people turning 22016, Joe Arpaio's empire was shrinking.
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Earlier this month, scores of high school seniors submitted their applications to college.
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She was joined by scores of guests, all there to witness the moment.
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But those administrations had scores of candidates in the pipeline by this time.
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Yale graduates had founded and led scores of American colleges in that century.
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Photos showed scores of bites on his body, his daughter said last week.
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Now, they're losing money on trading operations and laying off scores of traders.
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Scores of Nigerian girls have been sent on suicide missions by Boko Haram.
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In the coming weeks, scores of companies will report their fourth-quarter results.
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Instead, scores of Venezuelans ascended the road on foot, at a snail's pace.
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Scores of them drilled regularly for just such an emergency at Notre-Dame.
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Women with scores of 26 to 100 are considered good candidates for chemo.
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They engage scores of "chargers" — people who pick up, charge and redeploy scooters.
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With three generations of fans, 10 studio albums, five live albums, scores of singles, scores of music videos (a format which we pioneered), and eight world tours committed to history since our 1978 debut record, Q: Are We Not Men?
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Japan, which sits on the Pacific "ring of fire", has scores of active volcanoes.
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Police say they have taken statements from scores of witnesses who saw the drones.
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Developers already had scores of ways to build server-side web applications when Node.
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Another survey claims the I.Q. scores of millennial men are plunging to new lows.
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Scores of specialized technology and engineering companies are located in the southwestern state. FoxNews.
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Hundreds of flights were grounded, while scores of others were diverted to other airports.
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Brain MRIs, molecular analyses, basic genetic testing, scores of doctors; nothing turned up answers.
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Hasina's government has cracked down on domestic radical Islamists by making scores of arrests.
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Scores of protesters returned to the scene setting parts of the area on fire.
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And scores of Democrats who are not on those committees have been kept out.
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She helped spearhead the #MeToo Movement, which prompted scores of women to come forward.
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There are newspaper clippings about an Iron Works explosion that claimed scores of lives.
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Scores of police, fire fighters and medical personnel had been sent to the scene.
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It has since collaborated with scores of artists and groups advocating criminal-justice reform.
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Bulldozers arrived Wednesday but have been met by scores of Palestinian and international protesters.
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The supreme court has authorised the prosecutors to investigate scores of members of congress.
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So the researchers analyzed the test scores of more than 24,000 children in Victoria.
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He treated campus athletes and scores of young gymnasts at his Michigan State office.
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ONE of them was a publishing machine with scores of bestsellers under his belt.
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At least four separate attacks between January 25th and 28th killed scores of people.
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Media outlets have been shut down and scores of journalists have also been jailed.
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Scores of financial firms run their Europe, Middle East and Africa operations from London.
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Scores of journalists, politicians and activists linked to Amhara nationalists have already been arrested.
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The gap between the two scores of the standing volunteers was about 100 milliseconds.
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Yes, the scores of shiny new skyscrapers look like something out of science fiction.
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Of the scores of injured, 25 were on life support, authorities said on Friday.
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When he stopped and took a stroll, witnesses tell police, scores of people followed.
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At least two children were killed and scores of people injured, according to him.
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In the nine-day protests, scores of people, mostly students and journalists, were injured.
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That seems to be the thinking of scores of TikTok users who, on Feb.
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We all recognize R2-D2, WALL-E and scores of their lesser-known kin.
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Bushman caught five passes for 101 yards, including scores of 27 and 39 yards.
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Bushman caught five passes for 343 yards, including scores of 27 and 39 yards.
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Scores of survivors from the multiple attacks -- which left 130 dead -- attended the concert.
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Scores of protesters have been killed in clashes with police since late last year.
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For over a decade, scores of Canadians received unsound hair test results from Motherisk.
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Nearly 800 flights were canceled, along with scores of ferries and trains, NHK said.
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Scores of people were injured, including police officers, and dozens were arrested, authorities said.
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An attack by Boko Haram left scores of people dead in Nigeria on Saturday.
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We already have witnessed the phenomenon of armed teenagers killing scores of their classmates.
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Europe has scores of operators and its regulators have pushed prices and margins lower.
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Some of his members employ scores of refugees, in dairy farms and cheese plants.
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A disturbance ensued, and Judge Davis ordered scores of people to leave the courtroom.
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So gaining a better count involves outreach to scores of local officials and others.
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Several GOP lawmakers and scores of Democrats have denounced the policy as child abuse.
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It has already carried out scores of airstrikes on Iranian-backed forces in Syria.
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These methods have been applied to scores of manuscripts in preparation for this exhibition.
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Instead, you can get a sense of the range of scores of successful applicants.
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Instead, the athletes snagged in those efforts have been intersex women — scores of them.
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More than 160 flights were canceled and scores of train lines closed for hours.
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Tens of thousands of people, including scores of civilians, have died in the conflict.
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The typhoon killed scores of people and caused more than $1 billion in damage.
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Scores of Cathay Pacific staff have been dismissed over their support for the protests.
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On at least three occasions, scores of workers fled their plants, fearing immigration raids.
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We all recognise R2-D2, WALL-E and scores of their lesser-known kin.
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Media outlets have also been shut down and scores of journalists have been jailed.
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Dr. Nassar, who abused scores of gymnasts during his tenure, is now in prison.
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Also The Times publishes scores of engaging graphs we wanted to take advantage of.
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There are still scores of House and Senate primaries that need to be settled.
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For most of her life, Kieffer was one amid scores of good, anonymous runners.
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For example, scores of black teachers were fired in the wake of Brown v.
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This warning — delivered by scores of bipartisan national security experts — failed to dissuade voters.
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This is in addition to scores of originals produced in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia.
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College courses on positive psychology have a track record of attracting scores of students.
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Engineers inspecting the area have so far ordered scores of buildings to be demolished.
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While many farmers have died, the clashes also have killed scores of Muslim herders.
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Some 500 citizen volunteers deputized by Haynes's agents stormed scores of roadhouses and homes.
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We broke down the consequences facing the scores of men accused of sexual misconduct.
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In a pile of sand, two slim tree trunks bristle with scores of nails.
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He has already guided scores of appeals and district court judges onto the bench.
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Ms. Hornor is bleeding cash as she refunds deposits for scores of canceled reservations.
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Scores of dead remain unidentified and streets are buried in layers of thick mud.
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They have, however, suffered scores of casualties and are no closer to that aim.
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The whiff of char, from scores of burned-out buildings, clung to the air.
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That sparked a task force to investigate scores of deaths dating back to 2018.
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Schools in the capital city will be closed as scores of staff members participate.
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Fighters sometimes even send suicide bombers to blow up shoppers, killing scores of civilians.
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On cell phone video recorded near the shooting, scores of gunshots can be heard.
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In scores of interviews, they've expressed worry about repeating the mistakes of the past.
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"I copied and memorized whole scores of symphonies," she once said in an interview.
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Since the coup, scores of people have been arrested under these "lese majeste" laws.
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However, almost 600 suppliers manufacture components for the plane, along with scores of subcontractors.
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The government arrested scores of Kashmiris, including former heads of state, without disclosing charges.
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Mr. Blackson collected scores of damaged flutes, trombones and other instruments for an exhibit.
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Scores of civilians were killed, and Trump saw images of children choking to death.
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Here are just a half-dozen examples from the scores of proposed cuts: 1.
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Then, more than a dozen men were together accused of abusing scores of children.
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U.S. forces killed "scores" of Russians and pro-Syrian government forces in a Feb.
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Scores of world leaders, even those representing America's closest friends, remain wary of Trump.
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State officials said they had deployed scores of additional emergency workers to the region.
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The American lexicon contains scores of expressions designed to frame the unlikeliest plot twists.
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Their legacy be having lifted up the scores of women who will follow them.
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That chemical strike left scores of civilians dead, including children, and many others wounded.
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Scores of academic studies have found that economic freedom is associated with economic development.
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He noted that farmers suffered significant losses and scores of people lost their homes.
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Brown and Bersten nabbed the highest scores of the week with their graceful waltz.
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But scores of people sporting all shapes and sizes of literal tin-foil hats?
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On Wednesday, that was evidenced by the scores of people waiting to get in.
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Airplane lost pressure immediately after taking off…scores of passengers including me bleeding from nose….
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In water-scarce Chhatarpur district, scores of men have married women from nearby Odisha state.
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The rebels in retaliation had fired scores of rockets on the nearby Hama military airport.
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Corruption investigations have jailed scores of powerful businessmen and politicians in recent years, infuriating voters.
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Organizers relented after scores of professional mushers ay demanded that race officials identify the musher.
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In recent years, scores of pilgrims have been killed in attacks blamed on Sunni extremists.
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The newspaper set out to try to understand the appeal, interviewing scores of Trump supporters.
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Subway and Arby's both fell 1 percent to earn scores of 80 and 79, respectively.
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The rescues included nine puppies and scores of adult dogs, many believed to be pregnant.
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O'Neill, Nebraska, had become a refuge for scores of Central Americans fleeing poverty and unrest.
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Every employee has access to it from scores of iPads found all over the factory.
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Scores of other wheelchair-users trundle back and forth, their loads rarely inspected by officials.
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Scores of Republicans who sit on those committees have participated in the questioning so far.
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Scores of police officers, clad in riot gear and clutching batons, separated the two groups.
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Last April China's largest-ever naval exercise saw scores of ships in the Taiwan Strait.
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Somehow all of the dragon emoji that exist received scores of 10 out of 10.
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Scores of volunteers will hit the streets with the goal of reaching thousands of homes.
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At least 51 people are dead and scores of others wounded, reports The Associated Press.
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Hamas has allowed scores of Egyptian militants to slip into Gaza and seek refuge there.
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China's growing middle class can choose from scores of designer brands at the local mall.
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Now, Vargas' temple draws scores of devotees to worship the saint and receive spiritual blessings.
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Wang was detained along with scores of other lawyers and activists in July last year.
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Scores of protesters were arrested, sometimes after being beaten with batons and bloodied by police.
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Scores of princes, ministers and officials have been arrested or sacked, mostly accused of corruption.
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SCORES OF millions of Orthodox Christians will on June 16th mark the feast of Pentecost.
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Scores of school districts in Oklahoma will remain shuttered on Friday, including the two largest.
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He split the business into scores of divisions, hoping competition between them would increase profits.
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Scores of activists approached the perimeter fence, throwing stones and explosives at the Israeli side.
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The military operations have raised concerns over human rights violations and scores of civilian deaths.
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Attacks by the militants have killed hundreds of soldiers and police and scores of civilians.
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"We have been moving scores of screaming children from the hospital," medic Juma Rahal said.
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Scores of students, peons, clerks and priests sit on antiquated chairs in the tea shop.
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And so when Emanuel proposed privatizing 311, scores of Chicago aldermen felt emboldened to fight.
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Scores of journalists have been imprisoned, and over 100 media organizations have been shut down.
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After the 1986 nuclear disaster in Chernobyl, the Soviet Union simply abandoned scores of towns.
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Scores of fighters and hobbyists pass through the doors of the family-owned gym daily.
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Those and scores of other lingering questions finally get answered starting at 250:211 p.m.
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At least nine people died in the fire as scores of others escaped Friday night.
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Amid scores of advertisers dropping out of the show, Fox decided to pull the plug.
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Traffic was snarled on the street due to scores of people trying to get in.
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The chemical strike left scores of civilians dead — including children — and left many others wounded.
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As a startup shipping dozens or scores of items, you have little leverage in negotiations.
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Every year, scores of new business books are published and read by millions of people.
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Scores of gadgets and techniques have appeared over the years promising to detect a lie.
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Over the years scores of ethnic militias have taken up arms against the central government.
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Scores of buildings are destroyed, power is out in most places, communications are almost nonexistent.
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Scores of police and troops arrived to control the protesters, and one policeman was injured.
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As a result a hungry traveler could eat scores of different flavors of Kit Kat.
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Scores of prisoners, among them militants, were freed when rebels took over two detention facilities.
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With Saudi airspace closed, scores of Qatar Airways flights now arc over Iran each day.
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Campaigners in Britain have successfully prevented scores of onshore projects being approved by local authorities.
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An ice storm in January had damaged scores of power lines, making them more vulnerable.
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Scores of towns across the country, including several in Colorado, have tried to ban it.
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Mr. Wallace interviewed scores of politicians for ABC and NBC before joining Fox in 2003.
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Scores of cases still remain unresolved in federal courts today, up to a decade later.
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The study looked at the IQ scores of brothers who were born in different years.
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According to Lawfare, the FBI sees scores of 3.81 or higher as markers of success.
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In 2900, North Korea's reported WannaCry ransomware attack targeted hospitals, banks and scores of companies.
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Bush's family followed as scores of American and international leaders looked on from the pews.
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But roads, sewage treatment plants and other basic infrastructure are lacking in scores of districts.
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The rare event brought together scores of prominent lawmakers from administrations dating back three decades.
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The preschoolers had average emotional regulation scores of 2 out of a possible 5 points.
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Scores of people have died in such fan-related violence over the last two decades.
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Consider Kim Fowley, consider Bill Cosby, consider the scores of men accused and women doubted.
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"Scores of people have been murdered," Corinne Dufka, Sahel director at Human Rights Watch, said.
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But the total did not include scores of Hasidic newcomers whose residency had been challenged.
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An earthquake on the Indonesian island of Sumatra killed scores of people while they slept.
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Scores of grin-and-fin photos taped to the shelves show customers and their catches.
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That sparked a task force to investigate scores of horse deaths dating back to 2018.
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Aid workers have been kidnapped, scores of civilians gunned down or killed in roadside bombs.
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Scores of environmental organizations are also watching closely, ready to sue whenever an opportunity arises.
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The movie producer Harvey Weinstein has been accused by scores of women of sexual assault.
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Scores of men and women are gathered by a makeshift bar topped with corrugated steel.
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Higher education encompasses community colleges, technical schools and scores of public universities without storied names.
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Scores of women and girls created and modeled their own elaborate She-Ra cosplay costumes.
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In 2014, scores of people were injured and three were killed in Buddhist-Muslim clashes.
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Scores of people milled around the register, spilled out into the doorway, or smoked outside.
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He is survived by five sons, three daughters and scores of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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This scene played out before scores of reporters and camera crews enclosed behind police barricades.
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"I meet with scores of lawyers at various stages," he said in a recent interview.
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Scores of police cars, marked and unmarked, filled the neighborhood, along with firetrucks and ambulances.
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But in recent years, scores of homes have been expanded or replaced by new construction.
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The researchers compared the cardiovascular health scores of pet owners with those of petless people.
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Condemning scores of American elders to a painful death should be unthinkable for any reason.
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They have gone on to kill scores of people, mostly Muslims and lower-caste Dalits.
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Scores of guests have groaned about hosts who have canceled reservations at the last minute.
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The lack of promotion means research from scores of government scientists receives less public attention.
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Throughout the day on Sunday, scores of police officers arrived at Kings County Hospital Center.
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Scores of de Blasio supporters in red shirts brought a New Orleans-style jazz band.
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But Ms. Carter had sent Mr. Roy scores of texts encouraging him to kill himself.
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Scores of studies have shown that patients who use tobacco have poorer post-surgical outcomes.
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The Syrian government later resumed airstrikes in the rebel-held town, killing scores of people.
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In one temple, scores of them sat on the ground floor listening to a teacher.
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Honorable mentions: A total of eight films had scores of 99% and are worth mentioning.
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Paraquat is just one of scores of pesticides prohibited in Europe but sold outside it.
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The extended family, all living in the Philadelphia area, includes scores of high-level athletes.
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Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority laid off scores of people, mostly expatriates, sources said.
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In the course of his training, he had been part of scores of rescue drills.
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Scores of gunshots can be heard in footage recorded by a witness near the shooting.
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ProPublica reporters examined the risk scores of 7,000 people assigned by a private company's algorithm.
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New Jersey won the first two meetings by scores of 113-211 and 213-240.
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Sandy survivors said to expect scores of mold treatment companies to flock to the area.
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The dinner has for decades been attended by sitting presidents and scores of administration officials.
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" Hammill said Democrats "have passed scores of significant legislation now sitting on Senator McConnell's desk.
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Rescue crews had arrived early Wednesday to begin evacuating scores of residents from the facility.
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The federal office that examines campaign conduct has been fielding scores of allegations of impropriety.
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Scores of other women in the past several years have publicly claimed Weinstein abused them.
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Scores of foreign and Russian dignitaries had pleaded with the Bolshevik government for their release.
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It's also pretty popular at Amazon, with scores of buyers agreeing with the critics' conclusions.
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ATMs, Chinese banks and scores of shops were vandalized during protests over the long weekend.
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In recent years, African governments have reported that poachers have killed scores of wildlife rangers.
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Some experts argued that scores of death sentences in Florida could be seen as flawed.
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Across Washington, officials from previous administrations can be found in scores of high-profile jobs.
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The trial is expected to last six months and to hear from scores of witnesses.
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After scores of businesses on 56th Street complained of revenue losses, it was partly reopened.
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More than 700 flights were cancelled, along with scores of ferries and trains, NHK said.
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It caused red flags to go up and raised scores of questions with enormous implications.
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In 1990-91 the average of 16.8 included scores of 353-14 and 51-3.
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Islamic Jihad fired some 400 rockets toward Israel, while Israel responded with scores of airstrikes.
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Scores of residents packed a City Hall hearing in October, according to The Seattle Times.
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At the time of her trial in Congress, scores of lawmakers were under investigation themselves.
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And there are scores of other TV viewing options now that didn't exist in 1990.
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But scores of members are leaving, and interviews portray a group engaged in disturbing practices.
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Scores of black originators in the genre then and now continue to earn their due.
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Penalties on the Jets' defense aided New England's final two scores of the first half.
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Known for pushing boundaries and sometimes provocative imagery, her work has influenced scores of artists.
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If you had mixed ancestry for scores of generations, that's going to be much harder.
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The Chinese government attributes scores of violent events, including bombings and assassinations, to Uighur separatists.
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Rights groups say about 2,000 people were killed, mostly Muslims, and including scores of children.
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But she, like the scores of others who have shared their Hess Kramer memories, isn't worried.
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And no one, including scores of scientists who have studied them, really knows why they're there.
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But on the screen, portraits of scores of different faces appear and disappear in a blink.
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Most UN peacekeepers are based in Africa, and are currently enduring scores of fatalities in Mali.
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Islamic State militants put up tough resistance, planting scores of mines around their districts, Ahmed said.
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Credit scores of 719 or higher help you qualify for the lowest rates, according to Bankrate.
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Many Colombians believe Santos offered far too generous terms for former guerrillas behind scores of atrocities.
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When liberals talk about their health care utopia, they have scores of examples to choose from.
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The tweet was sent shortly after WikiLeaks published scores of hacked emails from other Democratic officials.
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Scores of people crowd the narrow alleys and sit in cafes around the famous Umayyad mosque.
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There are scores of air shows, large and small, throughout the world, especially during summer months.
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Of the scores of professors listed in the TPUSA "Professor Watch List," none teach at MSU.
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Such disaffection helped cause the scores of more than 70 countries to decline compared with 2015.
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Although scores of Gazans attend, the night protests are not as big as in the daytime.
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With scores of Russian clerics and bishops looking on, Patriarch Kirill also solemnly reconsecrated the cathedral.
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The city moved scores of additional pieces of equipment into Queens on Sunday as problems emerged.
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As darkness fell, officers dispersed scores of yellow vests gathered on Paris's Avenue des Champs-Elysees.
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The scores of Hungary and Turkey - countries with autocratic leaders - fell in recent years, for example.
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It eliminated scores of personnel directly or indirectly involved in local language broadcasts to those countries.
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One of the "scores of people" offering to take in Snoop is the BBC's Andrew Neil.
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Bill Clinton is highly regarded in Israel and scores of people greeted him with broad smiles.
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Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc in 2000 Caribbean countries, killing scores of islanders and leaving thousands homeless.
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If top Odebrecht executives turn state's witnesses, they could implicate scores of politicians who took bribes.
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His professional example inspired scores of young scholars, whose work is a monument to his memory.
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Scores of cremations take place daily on the riverside ghats in the city of Varanasi alone.
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Heavily armed militant groups have carried out scores of attacks in recent years, including at schools.
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"Scores of other groups are making thousands of calls, though," the state GOP said on Twitter.
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And media, like all industries, is adding scores of tech jobs, which is exacerbating pay gaps.
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So what is it that brought Hadfield, and scores of other founders, to the Texas town?
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Still, scores of protesters were arrested, sometimes after being beaten with batons and bloodied by police.
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Under Sisi scores of websites have been taken down and journalists and opponents have been arrested.
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A fire broke out in the Chawkbazar district of Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital, killing scores of people.
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The United States condemned the scores of arrests of protesters reported by Iranian media since Thursday.
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Scores of activists have been jailed on various charges including contempt of court and public nuisance.
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Right now, scores of actual human beings, often contractors overseas, are tasked with overseeing Facebook content.
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Authorities in Bahrain have convicted scores of people of terrorism in a series of mass trials.
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid claimed parts of Ghazni had been seized and scores of people killed.
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Amtrak canceled scores of trains to and from Chicago, one of the nation's busiest rail hubs.
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In Syria, scores of civilians, including many children, were killed by an apparent chemical weapons attack.
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In late 2005, explosions struck the market days before Independence Day celebrations, injuring scores of people.
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Those fences are often stormed by scores of migrants trying to reach Spanish territory from Africa.
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Scores of women have since accused him of sexual misconduct dating back decades, allegations he denies.
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"There are scores and scores of wonderful, effective, evidence-based treatments" for these conditions, Rozel said.
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Scores of people have been imprisoned, including politicians and rights activists, and many have fled abroad.
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That probe has ensnared scores of top politicians, including several ministers in Temer's center-right government.
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The AbilityOne and SourceAmerica program dole out hundreds of multimillion-dollar contracts to scores of organizations.
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But the real action unfolds on Twitter, with scores of journalists and activists howling in protest.
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The toll was likely to rise with scores of injured, mostly civilians, in a critical condition.
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The scores of the men studied, on the other hand, weren't able to predict STI status.
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Usually suspicious of foreigners, North Korea has invited scores of foreign journalists to cover the congress.
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When the class ends, Holohan is off to the viewing area to shake scores of hands.
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But one in four Peruvians still lives in poverty and scores of towns lack basic services.
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Scores of people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the convoy, the AP reported.
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In the months after Tillerson took over, scores of senior diplomats retired, quit, or requested sabbaticals.
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In mid-2017, ARSA fighters engaged in "scores of clashes with security forces," according to Amnesty.
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The big fish were awarded scores of 4.9 on average, compared with 4.7 for the minnows.
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In 2017, Saudi Arabia launched a crackdown on dissent, arresting scores of clerics, intellectuals and activists.
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Mr. Hun Sen's government has jailed scores of dissenters and forced the exile of many more.
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She escaped slavery and helped scores of others to flee to freedom on the Underground Railroad.
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S. officials who addressed scores of conferences and seminars we organized on U.S. policy on Iran.
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But she recovered to nail four perfect scores of 10, with the last sealing the match.
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With three cageside scores of 30-27, Henderson has now won four fights in a row.
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The Associated Press reported that scores of bodies had been taken to Juba's hospital and morgue.
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A gendarme was killed and scores of people injured in clashes between the demonstrators and police.
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Nearly two dozen projects are on the drawing board, with some potentially including scores of turbines.
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Outside of China, Tencent has made scores of international investments in ecommerce, payments and gaming firms.
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He needs scores of medicines, vitamins and supplies and requires nursing care 24 hours a day.
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Just ask the millions of women in scores of countries who posted #MeToo on social media.
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Scores of Palestinians and dozens of Israelis have been killed in five months of street violence.
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Scores of stall holders offered home-baked cakes and discarded books, paintings and handcrafted face scrubs.
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Amona was the largest of scores of outposts erected in the West Bank without formal approval.
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But that hasn't stopped scores of tourists from climbing the site over the past few decades.
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But reports citing U.S. unnamed officials said that "scores" of Russian mercenaries were killed and injured.
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They have hit several foreign targets in Mali and its neighbors and kidnapped scores of Westerners.
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The film is being released as scores of celebrities rally round Clinton ahead of the Nov.
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Around 150 white tents held eight people apiece, while larger tents held scores of additional beds.
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After scores of black men and black women enshrouded in purple interred Arnold, the shootings continued.
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Over the same period, the economic freedom scores of Canada and Denmark have improved a lot.
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For two hours, scores of women paraded in front of me like a Golden Corral buffet.
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Bucholz hopes it will have enough resources to track thousands of pages, from scores of agencies.
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A decade ago, the state was grappling with foreclosures, bank failures and scores of empty subdivisions.
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He formed a Medicaid Redesign Team, which made scores of recommendations, many of which were adopted.
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Scores of people dying needlessly on the outskirts of Athens looks more like carelessness than fate.
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Scores of Plaquemines homes were flooded in Isaac; two bodies were found floating in a kitchen.
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Scores of protesters were killed this year during months of street demonstrations against the Maduro government.
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Scores of campaigns — particularly Republican ones — have leaned in on divisive themes throughout the election cycle.
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Among other things, the lawmakers released details on the scores of ads purchased by Russian operatives.
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This is not to say that Biden is likely to turn out scores of chronic nonvoters.
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I can't find out my own reputation score, or the scores of any of my friends.
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Scores of people who lived and died alone were sure to be discovered when roads reopened.
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Videos shared on social media showed scores of voters arriving home at Irish airports from abroad.
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" Scores of physicists turned up, despite a competing parallel session on "The Extreme Mechanics of Balloons.
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After scores of messages were shown in court, Mr. Rodriguez was called to the witness stand.
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There are scores of courtyard temples, houses and other structures, including a wooden tower from Nanjing.
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In 2017 the index set scores of record highs and rose by one-fifth in value.
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By comparison, Calgary and Edmonton — Alberta's two largest cities — have scores of three and five, respectively.
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We recognized that collectively, we represent a powerful political constituency of scores of millions of people.
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In just the past decade, psychologists have conducted scores of studies on the effects of touching.
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The Taliban detonated an ambulance packed with explosives in Kabul on Saturday, killing scores of people.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park, which opened in 2010, draws scores of New Yorkers and tourists every day.
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During his years in ministry, Father Graff raped scores of children, the grand jury report says.
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Soon, scores of websites owned by Yomtobian or his father, Saeid, advertised the toolbar for download.
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Scores of courses remain open, but every day the roll call of shuttered golf complexes mushrooms.
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They used teargas, baton sticks and water cannon to disperse demonstrators and arresting scores of protesters.
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Walls were built, budgets ballooned and scores of new agents were hired to patrol border towns.
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Scores of children were being honored at a madrasa for completing their memorization of the Quran.
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Upon landing, I have received scores of mostly obscene and sick calls, voicemails and text messages.
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He wrote 85 books, selling no fewer than 100 million copies, and located scores of shipwrecks.
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Rocket Lawyer and Legal Zoom offer them, along with scores of other legal documents and services.
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Turkey is blaming the PKK for a bombing that killed scores of civilians earlier this week.
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The camera then panned to scores of soldiers who started running, before the transmission was cut.
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If one of his protests did materialize, scores of demonstrators were often killed by the police.
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Scores of media members later waited outside the White House, sweating in the 90-degree heat.
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Since the articles were published, we have heard from scores of tenants affected by these issues.
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Dr. Stanley wrote or contributed to scores of books and was frequently published in medical journals.
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He has also clamped down on critics, arresting scores of opposition activists and restricting the media.
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In addition, North Korea has conducted scores of ballistic missile tests, including two that overflew Japan.
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Scores of people were killed in explosions and buried under rubble when their homes were hit.
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Professor Chomsky is the author of numerous best-selling political works, translated into scores of languages.
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Its crowning glory is its distinctive cratered appearance — its surface it dotted with scores of holes.
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I could identify scores of birds, at first on charts, later it led me into nature.
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A second quake with a 5.6 magnitude subsequently hit the same area, among scores of aftershocks.
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Scores of people were injured amid fistfights and screaming matches between white supremacist groups and counterprotesters.
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Scores of people were arrested, especially in the eastern city of Goma, human rights groups said.
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But the ALA can't keep up with the demand from bright applicants from scores of countries.
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The photo of this Airbnb listing has 42,800 likes and scores of adoring comments on Instagram.
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In flood-ravaged Livingston Parish, scores of people woke up on Monday in packed emergency shelters.
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The raptors, backed by scores of riot police, pursued protesters down the roads to nearby areas.
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Many lenders will not lend to people with credit scores of under 620, Mr. Cordray noted.
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Scores of senators called for Franken to resign Wednesday after the new accuser's allegations were revealed.
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Scores of clubgoers escaped the massacre by jumping into the freezing waters of the Bosporus Strait.
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After seeing scores of officers there, he decided to search for the suspect around the neighborhood.
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Scores of Venezuelan national guard members began to defect into Colombia, some coming in with wounds.
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They advertorials appeared in other newspapers as well, and Mr. Schmertz made scores of television appearances.
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Western countries say scores of people were gassed to death in the April 7 chemical attack.
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She began the formal inspection by going through a checklist: six pages long, scores of questions.
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A border wall with Mexico, and the mass deportations of scores of Mexican migrants to America.
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They ran proxy fights, submitted scores of shareholder resolutions and formed opinions on sophisticated corporate governance issues.
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Radia's lakeside home is a pile of rubble, like scores of others in the former war zone.
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A massive graft investigation known as Operation Car Wash, meanwhile, ensnared scores of business leaders and politicians.
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In both cases, there were multiple deaths and scores of maimed and injured left in their wake.
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Sara Johnson, who illegally and negligently sold the gun to Headley, purchased scores of firearms on Armslist.
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Scores of underwear companies have emerged to appeal to the people who have to wear it: women.
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Scores of ground troops are headed toward Syria to help the U.S. military move out, he added.
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Oh, and we tried scores of innovative new products that ascended the ranks to holy-grail status.
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"Scores of passengers including me bleeding from nose," Satish Nair wrote in a tweet about the flight.
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Scores of screaming Filipino fans in the stadium waved flags and chanted "Manny, Manny" throughout the match.
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But it was discovered Page exchanged scores of anti-Trump texts with FBI counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok.
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Rival Google has also conducted scores of workshops across the country to train journalists to verify news.
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Scores of her own lawmakers - both Brexit supporters and detractors - joined forces to vote down the deal.
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The resulting famines would kill scores of people in China, but American citizens would emerge largely unscathed.
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Authorities rescued 59 people with boats, helicopters, and high-water vehicles, and scores of roads remain closed.
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They've been discussion topics for philosophers and moralists for scores of generations and, literally, thousands of years.
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At the height of the Great Depression, scores of US citizens found themselves homeless and without work.
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Scores of Democratic lawmakers announced over the weekend that they will not attend Donald Trump's inauguration Friday.
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He was crammed with scores of others into one of more than a dozen waiting police minivans.
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Malaysia, meanwhile, has used draconian security laws to detain scores of suspected militants and Islamic State sympathizers.
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The group killed scores of Kenyan soldiers last week and seems to be trying to reassert itself.
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She did not have to remove any body parts to stay unmarried, nor murder scores of men.
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But scores of Sukumaran's paintings from his time on death row have since been exhibited across Australia.
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Scores of wealthy people fell for a Ponzi scheme run by Bernie Madoff that collapsed in 2008.
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But scores of rumbustious football fans were nothing compared with what greeted the visitor on June 7th.
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Turkey detained tens of thousands of people including scores of journalists after a failed coup in July.
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They follow dramatic attacks last week in Turkey, Bangladesh, Yemen and Iraq, that killed scores of people.
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After scores of kidnaps and hijackings, the world launched a huge naval anti-piracy effort in 2008.
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The report contains explicit details of scores of attacks, naming perpetrators, many of whom have since died.
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Some of the standouts among the scores of designers are Oliver Peoples, Comme Des Garçons, and ZED.
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Scores of human-rights lawyers and activists have been detained, harassed and subjected to ever tighter surveillance.
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Others, less so: scores of cities built big futuristic districts but are still struggling to attract residents.
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But after attempting to return home, scores of families are coming back in fear of their safety.
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"Scores of explosives" were found in the suspect's home in the Ankara neighborhood of Etimesgut, Anadolu reported.
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Constant police harassment, including beatings and scores of arrests, forced them to suspend the vigils in 1999.
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After the unrest, which left scores of buildings in flames, Myanmar's army took control in the city.
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The rebels' use of scores of car bombs to breach army defense lines has helped them advance.
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The Plasco Building stood for hours after catching fire, allowing scores of merchants to evacuate to safety.
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In recent years, scores of journalists and bloggers who criticized security forces have gone missing in Pakistan.
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After scores of similar dissents, no wonder that the public has a low opinion of the court.
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Scores of white supremacists streamed past me, and a couple dozen counter-protesters shouted back at them.
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Upstairs, in the call center, scores of customers a day are phoning in a state of crisis.
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Nassar has been accused of sexually abusing scores of female athletes over the years -- including McKayla Maroney.
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The night ended in scores of bloody injuries after a violent clash between demonstrators and riot police.
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Ellison has racked up scores of endorsements from lawmakers on Capitol Hill and from national labor groups.
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Scores of women, many of whom work at NBC, came out in a public show of support.
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The trucks fan out to scores of courts in neighboring towns -- some up to fifty miles away.
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"Not even 5 percent of our business" is for consumers with credit scores of less than 620.
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Scores of Warren G's peers fell by the wayside, but he continued to progress as a musician.
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The inside is engraved with the scores of the series that led them to the cup too.
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The stench of odorized methane fumes has sickened scores of people since the leak began on Oct.
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Television vans were attacked, cars set on fire and hospitals struggled to cope with scores of injured.
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It toppled neighboring buildings, destroying scores of apartments as well as the businesses on the street level.
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Scores of people have died in attacks by Islamist extremists in Mali, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast.
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Among the scores of victims were at least 14 women and 10 children, according to Iraqi officials.
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In Rio, the scores of only three judges counted after being chosen at random by a computer.
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Mr. Kim has had scores of senior generals and party officials executed for disloyalty since taking power.
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Not surprisingly, the test scores of most of Bed-Stuy's schools reflect the marginalization of their students.
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Scores of people who lived on the island have banded together on Facebook complaining of mysterious maladies.
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AIDS has claimed millions of lives and left scores of children mourning the loss of their parents.
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Since Trump assumed office, the Chinese government has approved scores of trademark applications by the Trump Organization.
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A third volume, The Last Dangerous Visions, went unpublished even though Ellison had gathered scores of stories.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle as well as scores of organizations slammed the new version.
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He and his wife, Leah, have amassed scores of fans as the indie pop duo Brandon & Leah.
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Strict environmental rules and steep labor costs have sent scores of Southern California surfboard manufacturers to China.
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Today only some 60 written scores of ancient Greek music have survived, said Lyravlos member Michael Stefos.
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The prince has pushed back against the religious establishment, including by arresting scores of clerics and dissidents.
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Scores of homes have been damaged or destroyed but no deaths or serious injuries have been reported.
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"We have been moving scores of screaming children from the hospital," a medic told the news service.
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Scores of pellets had pierced her lower abdomen, opening up the scars of an earlier C-section.
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It briefly started to rain before the rally began, and scores of people pulled out their umbrellas.
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His unexpected victory came after scores of polls showed him trailing Clinton in the Great Lakes State.
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Yet with little attention, scores of Syrian women have been fighting for peace since the conflict began.
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As she left, she said, scores of law enforcement officers, weapons drawn, were heading into the terminal.
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Women looked after scores of children playing on an asphalt runway, and swatted flies from babies' faces.
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Scores of Twitter users are tweeting stores describing how the shootings have affected their places of work.
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The flamboyance of Trump's wealth was an aspirational measuring stick for black men on scores of songs.
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Borrowers generally must also have credit scores of at least 620, in keeping with Fannie Mae's guidelines.
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The protest, organized by union representatives and attended by scores of federal employees, also included Democratic Reps.
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Hong Kong, Singapore and New Zealand topped the list, with respective scores of 28503, 22019 and 83.7.
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The United States expressed its "regret" over the incident, which Russia said killed scores of Syrian troops.
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Scores of middle-class Americans clutched their pearls through their striped three-quarter-sleeve casual popover blouses.
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Scores of people were killed in the chemical attack on a rebel-held town in northwestern Syria.
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On the safe side stand those productive Americans who have prime credit scores of 700 or better.
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The good news is that scores of companies are working to change that—and they're making progress.
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The brigade said scores of people are trapped in the area due to sludge flows, Reuters reported.
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Japan placed fifth in the overall Team Event, which included the scores of Takata's fellow team members.
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In Obama's two terms, the official told me, the Assad regime used chemical weapons scores of times.
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If Democrats prevail in either case, scores of additional ballots could be added to the final counts.
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In 2011, WADA and FIFA jointly decided not to pursue clenbuterol cases against "scores" of soccer players.
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Scores of athletes' careers have been ruined by unknowingly ingesting banned substances from contaminated supplements or foods.
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Scores of videos are available online featuring people whispering, fingernails scratching terrycloth, and hands stretching Play-Doh.
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He also threw for scores of 4 yards to Jake Bargas and 33 yards to Emery Simmons.
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They arranged for bribes to scores of people to travel to the community to register to vote.
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Scores of health workers have been deployed at international airports in Nigeria to screen all arriving passengers.
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As the U.S. election approaches, feminism takes center stage at scores of art institutions across the country.
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Since taking power in 2011, Mr. Kim has executed scores of top officials, including his own uncle.
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The bustling downtown of Westfield, with scores of restaurants and shops, is less than two miles away.
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Terror attacks that kill and injure scores of people have become all too common around the world.
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Scores of them have business ties to the friends and family members of the company's senior executives.
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Then a command was shouted, and scores of white-gloved hands flew to hat brims in salute.
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LONDON — Business class plane tickets and five-star hotel rooms had been booked for scores of guests.
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The publication has published scores of pieces attacking the real estate mogul over the past several months.
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He scrolled through scores of them while Ada De Donato, 75, cheered him and his team on.
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Courts have handed down jail terms to scores of protesters and activists, with many still awaiting trial.
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Another five iOS exploit chains were exposed in malicious websites that took over scores of victim devices.
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In Brazil the Lava Jato investigation has exposed bribes paid by industrial firms to scores of politicians.
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Question is ... when, and how, will Drake respond to the scores of other shots in Pusha's track?
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Scores of L.G.B.T.Q. groups boycotted the event and held parties that screened alternative concerts with Palestinian artists.
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Strong earthquakes in 2007 and 2009 killed hundreds in Peru and ravaged scores of historic adobe structures.
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About 100 structures were to be destroyed, officials said, and scores of people were living in them.
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Our more complete roundup of voices and portraits, selected from scores of interviews, can be found here.
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Scores of undergraduates and graduate students were co-authors on the LIGO team's historic first-detection article.
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Scores of solo shows followed, most recently last year at the Hall Art Foundation in Derneburg, Germany.
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Afterward, scores of fans rushed to the South Korean embassy to express their gratitude and to celebrate.
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With coronavirus sweeping the globe, scores of marathons, smaller races, and cycling competitions hang in the balance.
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It threw scores of bridge workers and mechanics into the river and killed at least 80 people.
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Interpreters translated scores of languages — they were required to speak at least four each, other than English.
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His journalism and his books about Charlie Parker and Louis Armstrong have won him scores of awards.
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Scores of athletes, including the five-time Grand Slam tennis champion Maria Sharapova, tested positive for it.
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Just a day earlier, scores of people were killed when soldiers opened fire on an opposition encampment.
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But Mr. Trump's comments prompted scores of Haitians to march together at the Women's March on Jan.
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I don't mean to suggest that the president wants scores of Americans to die from the coronavirus.
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Serve it as is, or use it in scores of recipes: Gruyère d'Alpage, $27.99 a pound, freshdirect.com.
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During this era, there are scores of moments like that, a brew of the exhilarating and unsavory.
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He introduces scores of characters and, after a while, it becomes hard to keep track of them.
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Within weeks, scores of other Cuban doctors followed Dr. Grana's lead and filed suits in Brazilian courts.
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In Zambia, in September 2011, scores of hippos died of anthrax, a bacteria occurring naturally in soil.
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There were scores of attacks on election targets on Saturday that killed police officers and wounded civilians.
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He sat on the panel for four Supreme Court confirmation fights and scores of lower-court nominations.
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Scores of American small businesses are losing profits and wasting inventory in the U.S.-China trade fight.
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During the seven years in prison, he has written scores of letters to his father, Rudy Bullock.
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Through her Institute for Inclusive Security, she has worked with scores of Afghan women leaders since 1998.
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Scores of Republicans have since viewed the document in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility on Capitol Hill.
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Israel has conducted scores of strikes on Iran and its allies inside Syria, rarely acknowledging them publicly.
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Attaining the rank of captain, she personally recruited scores of African-American women for wartime Army service.
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Scores of Israeli schoolchildren who came into contact with the group were subsequently told to stay home.
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I'd have to really have my head in the sand not to see the scores of games.
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Solutions like this could prove invaluable to scores of small businesses, and can become profitable businesses themselves.
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Scores of new and established players today are offering a range of solutions including lending to merchants.
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Several Success schools still have some of the highest test scores of any school in the state.
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Several Success schools still have some of the highest test scores of any school in the state.
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Scores of boards on 8Chan are devoted to Mr. Tarrant, including forums lionizing him as St. Tarrant.
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Scores of people have been imprisoned, including politicians and rights activists, and many others have fled abroad.
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This week: The comeback of Paramore, and its role as an inspiration to scores of younger artists.
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The court also received scores of letters from Mr. Collins's former constituents and others, most opposing leniency.
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The website studied three-year personal loans offered to borrowers with credit scores of at least 640.
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The doctor told BBC News that scores of citizens have lined up at Wuhan hospitals in panic.
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The DA also said Clark called the woman scores of times after an incident on March 16.
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It surrounds "Circus Sideshow" with scores of sideshow paintings by other artists, both famous and completely unknown.
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It joins the scores of S&P 500 companies that have already reported for the fourth quarter.
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Sara Thompson was among scores of protesters who flocked to the legislature to protest House Bill 2.
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Earlier this month, a Saudi-led airstrike hit a school bus carrying scores of boys in Yemen.
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And those are the ones that have been followed by scores of people over decades of experience.
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But it has acknowledged carrying out scores of airstrikes against archenemy Iran and its Shiite proxy Hezbollah.
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The latest Republican tax reform framework promises to lower statutory rates and repeal scores of tax preferences.
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Scores of Soviet Bloc intelligence officers assisted the host government in its efforts to thwart U.S. operations.
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Scores of other flights scheduled for Friday in the area were also canceled and more are likely.
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The long, complicated task of undoing scores of regulations will then begin…but it will take years.
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But it drew hundreds of retweets and scores of comments from people who said they had donated.
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Scores of the kings like Tutankhamen and multiple Ramses were buried in the arid hills of Luxor.
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Our sources say scores of parents -- scores and scores -- have already lawyered up fearing they'll be indicted.
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Researchers examined math test scores of third graders and found that boys and girls obtained similar scores.
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Other relatives and associates of the company's top executives have scores of ventures that work with HNA.
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Local news media outlets reported more than a dozen missile strikes that killed scores of Haqqani fighters.
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Since April, government forces have increased their shelling and bombing of the area, killing scores of people.
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Scores of previous such raids went unanswered but Israel worries that changing conditions may now embolden Iran.
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As we reported ... scores of alleged victims have come forward against Spacey accusing him of sexual misconduct.
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Corruption investigations have jailed scores of powerful businessmen and politicians in recent years, and alienated infuriated voters.
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As of Monday, the blaze had killed 77 people, and scores of names are still listed as missing.
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They're the crew who realize their town is plagued by a magical clown who kills scores of children.
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Currently, there are scores of Spectacles for sale on eBay selling for as much as $550 a pair.
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It has exonerated scores of people convicted based on more flawed disciplines like hair or bite-mark analysis.
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The Pakistan Muslim League said scores of its members were nabbed in the sweep in eastern Punjab province.
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Credit bureaus like Equifax, TransUnion and Experian collect and store personal information on scores of millions of consumers.
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You wipe out scores of young producers who are using modern tools at their disposal to express themselves.
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Again, no answers, even as Facebook stressed it is hiring scores of new employees to monitor political ads.
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Several senior Petrobras executives, and scores of Brazilian politicians, have been prosecuted over the Petrolão ("Big Oily") affair.
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Cattle rustlers have killed scores of people in Zamfara state since January amid growing tensions in the area.
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Chen said she knew the scores of her close friends but not those of acquaintances or work colleagues.
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Most Democrats with de Blasio's name recognition (about 40%) or better have scores of +20 points or above.
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Facebook and Google also scored 'A' grades, with clean energy index scores of 67 and 56 percent respectively.
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Scores of Iranian soldiers have been killed in battles with insurgents in Syria, including a number of officers.
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He recorded scores of albums and sold out concert halls, hotel resorts and Vegas showrooms through the years.
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Scores of horses have died, including at least 46 at a thoroughbred training facility in San Diego county.
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Due the Department of Justice's findings of excessive force, the department is now subject to scores of reforms.
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Finished solar panels require scores of components, ranging from aluminum framing to transformers, solar glass and power inverters.
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As BuzzFeed News reported, O'Neill had become a refuge for scores of Central Americans fleeing poverty and unrest.
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Western countries say scores of civilians sheltering from bombs were gassed to death in Douma on April 7.
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But not at the cost of essentially ignoring the fact that scores of people are dying every day.
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Scores of people are still homeless, living in overcrowded shelters, churches, and tents, without jobs and losing hope.
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WARNING — Spoilers ahead After tanking with the lowest scores of the evening, there was no saving this Shark.
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She rose to senior vice president of public relations and events for Macy's East, comprising scores of stores.
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It is the same desolate picture in scores of other backwater settlements in Portugal's interior, north to south.
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Between events, she phoned scores of donors, focusing on the ones most likely to give the maximum $10,800.
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Mr Trump has listened to scores of executives, but there are barely any economists in the White House.
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On view at Chancery Lane, his installation "Soap Block" (2015) consists of scores of carved pieces of soap.
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In Kelly's first season at Philadelphia, the Eagles posted Ducks-like scores of 54, 49 and 48 points.
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Nigeria, in particular, had scores of cargoes on the high seas, in search of a buyer, at times.
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In an anti-corruption crackdown last November, authorities detained scores of senior officials on charges of alleged graft.
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It determines how much life-threatening environmental harm the current generation will impose on scores of future ones.
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Scores of protesters gathered outside the government headquarters on Tuesday, condemning Burhan's meeting with Netanyahu, Reuters witnesses said.
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Scores of people died and nearly 200 were missing after the eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala.
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Scores of people on Twitter have been posting the Needville Independent School District's phone number and Rhodes' email.
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Police searched the bags of scores of young passersby and detained some briefly in a nearby metro station.
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Such swap groups can include scores of donors and recipients, who might otherwise have died awaiting a transplant.
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The group assessed famous figures and assigned them scores of zero to 20, based on their historical significance.
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Bombings claimed by Islamic State in two cities along Syria's Mediterranean coast in May killed scores of people.
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Jackson, who cleared concussion protocol to be active, now has 28 career scores of 50 or more yards.
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Scores of people were killed in suicide-bomb attacks on a mosque and market in north-east Nigeria.
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Like scores of other fatal police encounters involving Tasers, Lucky Phounsy's death began with a call for help.
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Google, Amazon, DJI and scores of other companies are building their drone businesses in the U.S. and China.
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But Cézanne also painted scores of portraits over a 50-year career, and they tell a surprising story.
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And there are scores of Vlisco imitators: Chinese knockoffs are sold on city streets all over the world.
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Exxon Mobil, Halliburton and Chevron were among the scores of Houston businesses reopening their doors to office workers.
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Either they spread firms thinly over scores of countries and focus on servicing big companies and facilitating trade.
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The judges agreed, awarding Torres a clean sweep unanimous decision with scores of 30-27 in her favour.
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The internet benefited from this phenomenon, too, with scores of how-to books showing up during this time.
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Scores of homes also were claimed by the 8,400-acre blaze that sparked a nationwide outpouring of sympathy.
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Margarito went on to finish strong to win by scores of 95-94, 97-93, and 96-93.
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It has conducted five nuclear tests — two since the beginning of last year — and scores of missile tests.
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There were scores of horses that had to be abandoned because their owners almost had to immediately evacuate.
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Scores of people are believed unaccounted for, with the presence of the holidaymakers making it difficult to tally.
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Around 20063 Israeli settlers live in Amona, the largest of scores of outposts built in the West Bank.
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ACT's head of test security, Rachel Schoenig, said the organization had canceled suspicious ACT scores of GAC students.
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But having scores of businesses does not make it any easier when one closes down, according to Branson.
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For example, those with credit scores of 760 or greater got 36 percent of all loans in 2008.
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They have arrested scores of couriers or "mules", but said they needed India's help to arrest the ringleaders.
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The vessel's surgical bays and beds and scores of medical personnel can handle 600 patients at a time.
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Scores of the captives either escaped or were released over the past few years; 0000 remain unaccounted for.
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The Society of Actuaries published a lengthy paper on Tuesday looking at the "risk scores" of Obamacare enrollees.
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At least 15 civilians have been killed and scores of others injured in three days of sustained bombardment.
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Scores of Kurds from Sheikh Maqsoud have gone to Afrin to support the fight, Kurdish officials there said.
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There were attacks on dozens of rival checkpoints and both groups arrested scores of supporters from each side.
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Pain ratings of 0 represented no pain at all and scores of 10 represented the worst pain imaginable.
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In 1990, scores of students at Wellesley College had signed a petition protesting her selection as commencement speaker.
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In July, Iran sentenced scores of students to lengthy prison terms for peacefully protesting against the clerical regime.
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Chicago won three of four over the Reds by scores of 16-0, 2335-213 and 21-22.00.
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The judges' decision came unanimously in Barrera's favour, with scores of 111-116, 112-115 and 112-115.
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San Luis Obispo County has scores of pot farms, some of them larger than one acre (0.4 hectare).
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Despite massive demonstrations in which scores of protesters were killed, the Assembly was elected, amid evidence of fraud.
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Under President Donald Trump, the EPA has dismantled scores of environmental rules and Trump rejects mainstream climate science.
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The Bataclan, the Paris concert hall where scores of people were killed in the terrorist attack of Nov.
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Nine other nations and scores of armed militia were drawn into conflict over the DRC's vast mineral resources.
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Scores of reports show Nvidia employees love working for him and his addresses are often technical yet accessible.
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He has scrapped the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Paris Climate Accord, and scores of Obama-era executive orders.
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Over the last week, scores of Afghan soldiers and at least three army posts surrendered to the militants.
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Four hospitals have been struck and scores of civilians killed in the last week, according to monitoring groups.
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It was reason enough for scores of hedge funds now trading the digital currency to take some profits.
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To win, entrants had to predict the scores of two games to be played on July 19, 1957.
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Scores of conflagarations are blazing across the United States in the midst of an unusually active wildfire season.
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"The big fires have scores of water-dropping helicopters getting water from nearby lakes and reservoirs," he said.
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Scores of Puerto Rican refugees relocated to Florida after the island was ravaged by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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Scores of other Democrats are bringing young immigrants benefitting from a program Trump is ended as their guests.
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Washington and its allies expelled scores of Russian diplomats and imposed financial sanctions on oligarchs and political leaders.
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Over the years, scores of eastward-bound cougars have been killed in the Midwest, including in Chicago proper.
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In response to scores of lawsuits brought by environmental and government-transparency groups, he gave in—a bit.
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Cryptocurrency is becoming more popular by the day, and scores of new traders are jumping on the bandwagon.
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PLENTY of orchestras offer soundtrack karaoke these days, playing the scores of films live as they are screened.
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Aside from its extralegal political aspirations, the group also operates scores of legal schools, charities and media organizations.
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In 2012, Obama officials lobbied scores of finance ministers for Mr. Kim, and dispatched him to meet some.
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Drone footage of the event shows scores of people waving flags and cheering across major roads and intersections.
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The company makes clothes for brands such as Gap, whose global operations include scores of outlets in China.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has cracked down with accusations of fraud and scores of subpoenas this year.
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His decorated career spanned nearly three decades, directing 9 films and scores of episodes on hit TV shows.
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In February, scores of Christian families and students fled North Sinai province after a spate of targeted killings.
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Pitta's two TDs Sunday against the Dolphins were his first two scores of the year, but: baby steps.
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TV footage showed scores of police officers and emergency vehicles at the scene, with large areas cordoned off.
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And the "Scores of Panel" column shows the total number of points Chan earned for each element — i.e.
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Scores of people have been killed in several months of violence in Israel and the occupied West Bank.
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Facing several crises at once, he seems to have scores of allies and none at the same time.
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And of course, there are the scores of other fighters who have called him out to no avail.
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Since 2012, TIKA has restored scores of Ottoman religious structures and built dozens of new mosques across Kosovo.
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Wallfisch's score is especially effective in how it echoes the scores of movies of the 80's, i.e.
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But after treatment, the group exposed to the bright light was scoring sexual satisfaction scores of around 6.3.
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Scores of neighbors, many barefoot and wearing sleeping clothes, poured into the street hoping to thwart the police.
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In a 2013 study, yoga was shown to improve the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index scores of older adults.
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For scores of Asian-themed films to come, the hope goes, "Crazy Rich Asians" could be that comp.
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Scores of powerful politicians and wealthy businessmen ratting on each other in hopes of avoiding long prison terms.
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On Friday, army weapons experts and scores of troops were deployed to Salisbury to assist in the investigation.
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Two dozen countries, including the United States, sided with Britain, ordering scores of Russian diplomats expelled in retaliation.
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They are bringing scores of such "Dreamers" to the Capitol for Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
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Facebook is where it is today in part because it acquired Instagram, WhatsApp and scores of other companies.
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The Caltrain station is in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood, home to scores of tech start-ups.
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I have met with scores of families, attended multiple spelling competitions and visited the homes of competitive spellers.
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Wick doesn't just shoot the scores of Russian gangsters who cross his path of revenge — he dispatches them.
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In Gaza, Palestinian health officials reported two deaths and scores of injuries from Israeli fire along the border.
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Scores of influential politicians across Europe graduated from the university, and it has received bipartisan support in Washington.
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Since then, scores of lawyers, contractors, engineers and waiters have sued Mr. Trump for unpaid bills or pay.
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Women, some of whom have traveled to dozens or scores of countries, affirmed their love of solo adventure.
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Scores of women have come out of the woodwork, claiming the comedian drugged and/or sexually assaulted them.
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The cabaret laws were a biased and punitive system that capriciously caused financial suffering for scores of musicians.
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Now, as talk about the secret sisterhood and branding has circulated within Nxivm, scores of members are leaving.
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Scores of late shipments clogging shipping lines could stand to increase delays, even once factories are back online.
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So among the scores of clever items on the Food52 website, these denim silverware wraps caught my eye.
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Scores of women have been spurred to publicly share their own experiences with harassment through the hashtag #MeToo.
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Scores of candidates were announcing their intentions in terrain recently considered inhospitable to Democrats: West Virginia, Texas, Kansas.
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Who knew that the Sumner incident, for example, was just one of scores of violent episodes in Congress?
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But while scores of Democrats are mentioned as possible contenders for the party's next presidential nomination, he isn't.
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And the scores of people making a positive difference around the world are all Heroes in our book!
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The photograph is among scores of pictures taken by the Khmer Rouge of prisoners who died under torture.
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The storm also left a swath of damaged buildings and scores of injuries in Hong Kong and Macau.
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Even so, the reduced delegation means that scores of meetings traditionally held by American officials will not occur.
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For the next three hours, American officials said, scores of strikes pummeled enemy troops, tanks and other vehicles.
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There, he led a small combat outpost with 30 American soldiers and scores of Afghan National Army soldiers.
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Mr. Trump has been under fire for months for leaving open scores of critical positions in his administration.
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Even with thunderstorms and rain in recent days, scores of fires are still burning on the east coast.
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In the absence of such rigorous assessments, scores of students will be affected by cuts to these programs.
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Belgrave, a trumpeter who died in 2015, mentored scores of younger musicians there, and performed across the world.
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Insider rounded up the 2019 films that have received perfect scores of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes from critics.
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Scores of people have been arrested since then, the opposition says, and protesters have frequently clashed with police.
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Indeed, why should answers to mysteries that implicate and devastate scores of people over decades ever come easily?
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But at the Pazarkule border post with Greece, scores of migrants faced barbed wire fences and smoke grenades.
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Scores of startups and heavily backed firms such as Google, Walmart and Amazon are chasing this untapped market.
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It said scores of indigenous protesters had looted a shop in the town of Lasso on Monday morning.
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More recently, Jewish extremists have burned a family in the West Bank and committed scores of other attacks.
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If he laid off scores of them, he reasoned, he would have money to reinvest in other priorities.
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Coastal erosion threatens scores of treasured sites in Scotland, including the spectacular Neolithic ruins of the Orkney Islands.
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