""Seventy-eight of our brothers and sisters have given up on life this year alone. Seventy-eight.
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"Seventy-eight years separate these two people in age," she wrote.
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Seventy-eight who couldn't find a single reason to keep going.
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Seventy-eight high schools give priority to students who live nearby.
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Seventy-eight players must complete their second rounds early on Saturday morning.
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"Seventy-eight percent of Americans do not own a gun," Moore responded.
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Seventy-eight years is a long time to work in one place.
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Seventy-eight counties still have unemployment rates in excess of 10 percent.
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Seventy-eight percent of the public agrees that teacher salaries are too low.
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Seventy-eight fusion centers were developed in states and localities tied to DHS.
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Seventy-eight percent of registered Republicans said they would vote to re-elect Trump.
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Seventy-eight percent of GOP respondents said they would vote for his re-election.
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Seventy-eight started treatment, and 2600 have been clean for more than 2110 days.
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Children released Seventy-eight schoolchildren kidnapped by armed men in Cameroon have been released.
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Seventy-eight cities submitted entries to the competition, and in March, seven finalists were selected.
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Seventy-eight percent say Russia poses a threat, and 65% say the same about China.
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Seventy-eight percent reported that gender doesn't affect their likelihood of voting for a candidate.
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Seventy-eight counties, like Yuma, Arizona, still have unemployment rates in excess of 213 percent.
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Seventy eight percent of SoFi Invest member' first trades are fractional, according to the company.
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Seventy-eight percent of people under 30 found the constant connectivity of their smartphones distracting.
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Winning those three states would have got us to two hundred and seventy-eight electoral votes.
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On September 13th, Guccifer 2.0 dumped six hundred and seventy-eight megabytes of D.N.C. information online.
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Seventy-eight percent of respondents said they had no idea what the right to repair is.
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Two years ago, a lawyer in Indiana sent me a check for seventy-eight thousand dollars.
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Stephen Breyer is seventy-eight, Anthony Kennedy is eighty, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg is eighty-three.
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Seventy-eight percent of male commenters used their full names versus 63 percent of female commenters.
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Seventy-eight percent of the women interviewed (including lawfully present immigrants) didn't have health insurance at all.
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Seventy-eight percent of Republicans, 72% of men, and 69% of gun owners support such an allowance.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democratic voters said they support the probe, as did 2202 percent of independents.
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Seventy-eight percent of Republicans said they support building the wall, and just 22019 percent of Democrats agreed.
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Seventy-eight percent of Verizon's postpaid phone base has now transitioned to unsubsidized plans, the company said Thursday.
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Seventy-eight percent of the consumers surveyed said the neobank's app had plenty of features and strong usability.
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Post did not live to see that shame; he died at the age of seventy-eight, in 1928.
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" The great divide: "Seventy-eight percent of Democrats think withdrawing from the Paris agreement will hurt the national economy.
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Seventy-eight per cent of these were dealt with by medically qualified passengers who happened to be on board.
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Seventy-eight people have been hospitalized, and two people, one from New York and one from California, have died.
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Seventy-eight percent of women make up the healthcare profession, but only 5 percent sit on a major board.
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Seventy-eight percent, meanwhile, believe sweeping new laws are necessary for the reducing the power of money in politics.
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Seventy-eight seconds later, Murphy scored on a slap shot through traffic to give Chicago a 2-1 advantage.
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Seventy-eight percent of Republicans approve of Trump, as do 2202 percent of independents and 2628 percent of Democrats.
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At seventy-eight years old, she is nearing four decades as the most influential gun lobbyist in the United States.
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Seventy-eight percent of all tickets written for "walking in the roadway where sidewalks are provided" were issued to blacks.
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Seventy-eight police were injured, with one in a serious condition after a skull-cracking blow from a paving block.
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When Jack Whitten died, in January, at the age of seventy-eight, he was a renowned, category-defying abstract painter.
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Seventy-eight percent of people who have a financial adviser report feeling optimistic about their personal or household financial situation.
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He told her that his weight had dropped from a hundred and seventy-eight pounds to a hundred and five.
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The Court's senior liberals, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer, are eighty-three and seventy-eight, respectively; Kennedy is eighty.
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Xo's slow journey to understanding her relationship with her own body is what "Chapter Seventy-Eight" should always be remembered for.
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Seventy-eight years of age, he started coming shortly after Yahya arrived on the scene and now escaped here every winter.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democrats now say climate change is responsible for severe storms, an increase from 31 percent in 2005.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democrats say Trump isn't being framed, 7 percent of Democrats think he is, and 15 percent aren't sure.
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Trifonov died in 1981, but his widow, Olga, who is seventy-eight, is a proud chronicler of her husband's life and work.
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Seventy-eight percent of voters surveyed said they believed Trump's decision to call off the strike on Iran was the right move.
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Seventy-eight percent of those listed were black, compared to 27 percent of serious youth offenders in London identified as black British.
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Seventy-eight-year-old Willie Dawson is hoping President Donald Trump makes good on his promise to bring down high drug prices.
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"The Tourist" went on to earn two hundred and seventy-eight million dollars worldwide, but Donnersmarck wasn't eager to repeat the experience.
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Seventy-eight percent of Americans say they would rather see his administration improve the law than try to sabotage and replace it.
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Seventy-eight percent of those who held at least one New Age belief said they did not affiliate with any particular religion.
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Seventy-eight percent of Americans who are in relationships said they're monogamous and have been sexually active at least within the past year.
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Seventy-eight-year-old lesbian historian Lillian Faderman continues to find it jarring when LGBTQ people of her generation self-identify as queer.
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One hundred seventy-eight chemicals linked to cancer or birth defects, which ran the gamut from lead to ethyl alcohol, suddenly required labeling.
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Seventy-eight percent of small-business owners said their current financial situation is very or somewhat good, up from 73 percent last quarter.
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Seventy-eight percent of the 36.9 million phones that shipped in India during this period sported a sticker price below $200, IDC said.
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Seventy-eight percent of the doctors who reported errors had symptoms of burnout, compared to 52% of those who did not report errors.
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Limited FX Exposure Seventy-eight per cent of the restricted group's revenue as of 30 June 2016 was linked to the US dollar.
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If you can afford the splurge, the seventy-eight-dollar kaluga caviar, which comes with Lay's potato chips and crème fraîche, is lovely.
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Seventy-eight percent of Americans said teachers don't make enough money, according to an April 2018 poll by The Associated Press/NORC Center.
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He had been in the highest spirits, and apparently in the best of health, despite his seventy-eight years, when death overtook him.
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Seventy-eight percent of the 22017,220 teachers who voted over the course of this week voted to walkout of their classrooms on April 22018.
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Seventy-eight percent of the 20203,22020 teachers who voted over the course of this week voted to walkout of their classrooms on April 228.
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Seventy-eight percent of the doctors who reported errors had symptoms of burnout, compared to 52 percent of those who did not report errors.
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Seventy-eight per cent of Americans working full time live paycheck to paycheck; nearly half do not have four hundred dollars at the ready.
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My table was ready; ordering from the seventy-eight-dollar prix-fixe menu, which includes a snack, three courses, and gratuity, was a cinch.
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And "Edison" does it doubly, because it is the last book that Morris finished before his death, earlier this year, at age seventy-eight.
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Seventy-eight percent of "leave" supporters said they would definitely vote, while only 66 percent of "remain" supporters said the same, according to the report.
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Speaking of relatable, "Chapter Seventy-Eight" ends with a nod to one of the Latinx community's greatest habits, its near-unexplainable reverence for Vicks VapoRub.
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Seventy-eight percent of teams (70 of 90) over the past three years have sold at least 20173 percent of available tickets for home games.
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South Florida—the densely populated area comprising Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties—has four hundred and seventy-eight licensed facilities for drug treatment.
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If you can afford the splurge, the seventy-eight-dollar kaluga caviar, which comes with chive-garnished crème fraîche and Lay's potato chips, is lovely.
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Seventy-eight percent of U.S. workers think that CEOs make too much compared to employees, according to a new survey by beqom, a compensation software company.
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Among the patients, who ranged in age from about nineteen to seventy-eight on this day, a majority complained of migraines, anxiety, pain, inability to sleep.
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Seventy-eight percent of the 5.2 million eligible voters turned out to vote, Erbil-based Rudaw TV said, citing the Independent High Elections and Referendum Commission.
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Seventy-eight percent of full-time workers said they live paycheck to paycheck, up from 75 percent last year, according to a recent report from CareerBuilder.
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In 2013, Lauder made a promised gift to the Met of seventy-eight Cubist works, along with funds to establish a research center for modern art.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democrats say Trump and Republicans are responsible for any problems going forward, while 46 percent of Republicans say Obama and Democrats are responsible.
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Seventy-eight percent of respondents in that poll said teachers were not paid enough, but just around 50 percent supported tax hikes to pay for increased salaries.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democrats in Tuesday's poll said Trump has emboldened people with racist beliefs, compared to just 25 percent of Republicans who said the same.
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Seventy-eight percent of people think their consumption of American brands during Singles Day will be impacted, while 70% say the trade war will impact their overall purchasing.
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Stills, seventy-two, and Collins, seventy-eight, are touring together, and they have an album, "Everybody Knows"—new songs, some catalogue, a few covers—coming out this week.
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Seventy-eight percent of Americans surveyed said that drinking alcohol is morally acceptable while 28503 percent said it is morally wrong, according to a Gallup poll released Monday.
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Seventy-eight percent of Republicans supported a second term for Trump while only 28503 percent of Democrats and 22019 percent of independents said they would support Trump's reelection.
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My seventy-eight year old Dad was thrown into a deep eddy, badly injured with five broken ribs, a broken vertebrae, a broken leg and a collapsed lung.
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Seventy-eight percent back a rule letting children stay on their parents' healthcare plans until age 22019, while 19 percent oppose that rule and 3 percent are not sure.
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Every day we hear of another overdose death — seventy-eight a day in this country — and it continues to increase despite efforts in every state to combat the crisis.
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Seventy-eight MPs in the 120-seat parliament voted to dismiss the cabinet, which the opposition had accused of failing to meet its campaign pledges and creating public distrust.
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Seventy-eight percent of school employees voted in favor of the walkout, which will begin next Thursday after three "walk-ins" before classes begin on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Seventy-eight subway stations, or about 60 percent of the subway network, have suffered some sort of damage; the subway is likely to be closed for much of the week.
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Seventy-eight people, most of them Russian émigrés to Israel, died when the flight from Tel Aviv to Novosibirsk exploded and plunged into the Black Sea off the Russian coast.
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Last year, the studios released only a hundred and seventy-eight films in total, and they had to carefully and expensively market each one—to people who stayed home anyway.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democrats say they are disappointed with the administration appointments Trump has made so far, while 22016 percent of Republicans say they are generally pleased with Trump's picks.
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"A seventy-eight-year old man walks into a day spa and, in addition to receiving conventional spa services, he allegedly engages in illegal sexual activity," Hanser wrote in his ruling.
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But Ginsburg (who was appointed by Bill Clinton) is eighty-four; Anthony Kennedy (the Court's swing vote, appointed by Reagan) is eighty; and Stephen Breyer (a Clinton appointee) is seventy-eight.
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Seventy-eight percent of respondents said they had bound for over a year, over half bound an average of seven days a week, and 66.6 percent were interested in top surgery.
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The first blimp they built, the Aeros 50, was a seventy-eight-foot one-seater, which they sold to an Atlanta company to use for advertising during the 1996 Paralympic Games.
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The sale brought in just over seventy-eight million dollars, well beyond the low estimate of fifty-nine million, and within respectable range of the high estimate of eighty-one million.
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In every case, the number of people who said yes (sixty-two per cent in Michigan, seventy-eight per cent in Alabama) was greater than the number who voted for Trump.
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Christopher H. Johnson, whose methods are considerably more scientific than those of Engels, approximates that by 1846, there were one hundred thousand active Icarians in seventy-eight of France's one hundred departments.
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Seventy-eight percent of Latinxs live in the country's largest urban areas; by contrast, some of the most naturally beautiful, remote the areas in the United States are not diverse at all.
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Seventy-eight percent of people who never go to church, and 76 percent of people who "seldom" go, say a true allegation is enough, compared to only 61 percent of weekly attendees.
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Class of Service: Business The Bag: The emerging Asian brand Seventy Eight Percent, known for high-quality, sophisticated bags, is behind the kits, which come in either a rectangle or clutch style.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democratic women reported themselves as "very motivated" to vote in the November's elections, compared to 28503 percent of their Republican counterparts, according to a recent Politico–Morning Consult poll.
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This happened to be the theme of " The Ugly American ," by Eugene Burdick and William Lederer, which was published in 1958 and spent an astonishing seventy-eight weeks on the best-seller list.
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If you need any more proof of this indisputable fact, look no further than Friday's "Chapter Seventy-Eight," which handles the aftermath of Xiomara De La Vega's (Andrea Navedo) stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis.
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Barry, who is seventy-eight, with a Clark Gable mustache and a bouncy tuft of silver hair, furrowed his brow, noting that a couple of men drew their firearms before they were meant to.
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He was seventy-eight years old, he reminded me, and he felt that if he did not share his findings with the public now, he might not be around long enough to do so.
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Seventy-eight farmers planted those soybeans this spring across 17,000 acres in South Dakota and Minnesota, a crop expected to be the first gene-edited crop to sell commercially, beating out Fortune 123 companies.
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One hundred and seventy-eight words were added, but nothing in the new rules were technically new policies—as described above, the policy changes had already been rolled out elsewhere and were being actively enforced.
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Amid all of these well-crafted emotional missiles, "Seventy-Eight" also finds time for an adorable LGBTQ+ love story, a meditation of the true purpose of religion, and some really fantastic Gina Rodriguez physical comedy.
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Seventy-eight percent of shoppers check inventory online for a certain store before heading there, and 68% of all shoppers say they'll do more of this in 2019, the firm found in surveying 1,100 consumers.
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Seventy-eight co-sponsors is the most it's had since 2009, and though it's DOA in a Republican-controlled government, its renewed popularity is a source of optimism for single-payer backers on the Hill.
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Seventy-eight percent also knew that the phrase "rule of law" meant that no one is above the law, and 93 percent knew that the Senate and House made up the two chambers of Congress.
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Seventy-eight percent of Democratic women, and 73 percent of Democratic men, say abortion should be legal in all or most cases, according to a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center in September 2018.
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Seventy-eight percent of 1,200 people surveyed by Social Weather Stations (SWS) said they were satisfied by the government's crackdown on illegal drugs, down from 85 percent in a similar poll in December last year.
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Seventy-eight percent of those polled were pleased with the nation's military strength (up 12 points from last year); confidence in how secure the United States is from terrorist threats increased from 50% to 63%.
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Seventy-eight percent of the voters who are pro-capitalist and anti-socialist are either Republicans or lean Republican, while 63 percent of those who are neutral toward both systems are either Democrats or lean Democratic.
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Seventy-eight percent of patents recently approved by the FDA were for medications already on the market; and only 1 percent of R&D funding was allotted to rare and neglected diseases between 2000 and 2011.
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Seventy-eight years ago last month, German gynecologist Ernest Grafenberg published a paper describing an "erotic zone" on the front wall of the vagina that, when stimulated, can lead to intense orgasms, sometimes accompanied by ejaculation.
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Seventy eight Americans die every day from opioid overdoses, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many of whom become addicted through no fault of their own when they are over-prescribed pain medication.
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Seventy-eight percent of Americans support having a special prosecutor or independent commission oversee the investigation, which also includes potential ties between Trump campaign associates and Russia, according to a recent NBC News–Wall Street Journal poll.
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Seventy-eight of the world's best players, including Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, will compete over 72 holes for a purse of nearly $10 million in front of sellout crowds at the course on the outskirts of Tokyo.
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Seventy-eight percent of drivers—more than three-quarters—reported engaging in some kind of aggressive driving maneuver, including tailgating, yelling, honking, gesturing angrily, purposely blocking another vehicle, cutting someone off, confronting someone, and intentionally ramming another car.
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This legislation, broadly supported by victim advocacy organizations as well as seventy-eight senators, built on the tremendous success of VAWA's 28500-year history in providing a coordinated national response to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.
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Seventy-eight groups representing startup founders, investors, economic development organizations and civic leaders sent a letter in May, to the White House urging the administration to not roll back the International Entrepreneur Rule before it goes into effect on July 17.
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In Grand Junction, the average age of a school building is forty-four years, and the district is ranked a hundred and seventy-first out of a hundred and seventy-eight in the state, in terms of funding per student.
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Seventy-eight groups representing startup founders, investors, economic development organizations and civic leaders sent a letter in May to the White House urging the administration to not roll back the International Entrepreneur Rule before it goes into effect on July 2628.
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Seventy-eight undergraduates volunteered for the study, thinking they were being investigated for their tolerance to challenging and unpleasant jobs, choosing between killing insects, assisting in the killing of insects, cleaning toilets, or submerging their hands in ice cold water.
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The sculpture was one of seventy-eight art works that Troemel and his collaborator, the artist Joshua Citarella, had conceived in the past six months and put up for sale in their store on Etsy, the online marketplace for handmade goods.
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It skews younger (eleven freshmen are under the age of thirty-five, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , at twenty-nine, is the youngest woman ever elected to Congress) and more progressive (the Congressional Progressive Caucus has grown from seventy-eight members to ninety-six).
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Seventy-eight percent say it is just somewhat or not at all likely that Congress will pass gun legislation this year, and 50% say they are more concerned that if Congress does act on new gun legislation, the changes won't go far enough.
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Seventy-eight percent say they are satisfied that Obama's presidency "did as much as was possible at the time in addressing the issues facing the country," while 20% were "not satisfied because more should have been done to address issues facing the country."
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It will be among Clinton's first duties to renominate Garland, or choose someone else for that seat, and, since Ruth Bader Ginsburg is eighty-three, Anthony Kennedy eighty, and Stephen Breyer seventy-eight, she may have several more opportunities to reshape the Court.
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Seventy-eight percent had often warned their children to stay away from authorities; 65 percent had often talked to their children about changing their behavior, "such as where he/she hangs out"; 62 percent said they'd often avoided medical care, police, or other services.
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And so it was that, one morning earlier this month, Teague, age seventy-eight, joined the throngs of twenty-somethings converging on Radio City Music Hall in their purple caps and gowns, for the ceremony celebrating the N.Y.U. Tisch School graduating class of 2016.
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Seventy-eight percent of women in the survey reported being treated differently because they are a woman, and among self-employed freelancers, 68% felt their gender had negatively affected their employment — with women working in production, performance, and music journalism fields experiencing it at the highest levels.
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When officers ran everything through the Glauco database, they discovered that one of the scraps of paper submitted by the Sudanese authorities included the phone number of a man named Solomon, who in 2014 had spoken with Mered about hawala payments at least seventy-eight times.
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Overall two-year survival was highest among responsive study patients who received the vaccine and two chemo drugs: Seventy-eight percent of vaccinated patients who also received the chemo drugs survived two years, compared with just 44% of patients who received the drugs but no vaccine.
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It is also a rare event, the first solo show in nearly seven years of work by an artist, now seventy-eight, who is not only esteemed but cherished in the art world, as a paragon of aesthetic rigor, poetic sapience, and brusque, funny personal charm.
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As Richard White tells us in his excellent volume on Reconstruction and the Gilded Age, published as part of the also excellent Oxford History of the United States, between seventy-eight and a hundred and sixty-one black men were lynched every year in the decade from 21963 to 21964.
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Seventy-eight percent of Americans said in a recent Quinnipiac University poll that Trump's policies are not making much of a difference or hurting their personal finances even though 72% in that survey said the stock market is doing excellent and a majority said Trump is responsible for its performance.
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Made up of the seventy-eight-year-old author's eight previous volumes of verse and a new sequence—the bold and elegiac "Thirst"—"Half-Light" is both the culmination of a distinguished career and a poetic ur-text about how homophobia, doubt, and a parent's confusing love can shape a gay child.
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In a survey of likely 2020 voters, conducted earlier in the summer by the polling group GQR, more than one in four said that their views on guns had changed during the past five years, and, of those, seventy-eight per cent said that they had shifted toward stronger laws curbing guns.
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Seventy-eight percent of registered voters say immigration will be extremely or very important to them as they determine who to vote for in the midterms, according to a Gallup poll released Friday, including 220006 percent of GOP or Republican leaning voters and 2202 percent of Democrats or voters who lean toward the party.
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Courtesy Rackstraw Downes / Betty Cuningham Gallery Now seventy-eight years old and in ill health, Downes may not be able to add to his signature feats of months-long, open-air endurance at his easel, where he came to know specific rocks, bricks, weeds, and stretches of asphalt as one would the nape of a lover's neck.
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Seventy-eight percent of 20,000 people surveyed by the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute support a full border closure, while 75% said they were unhappy with how the government had handled the coronavirus outbreak and 61% offered their support to the striking public health workers, viewing it a way to put pressure on the government, according to poll results.
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Seventy-eight percent find President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE responsible for the lack of civility, with more holding special interest groups (at 81 percent) and social media (also 81 percent) "very or somewhat" responsible.
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Seventy-eight percent of those who voted for Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in 2016 say they're excited to vote this year, compared to only 64 percent of those who voted for Trump.
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" Within 24 hours, the African Union mission to the United States expressed its: "Infuriation, disappointment and outrage over the unfortunate comment made by Mr. Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, which remarks dishonor the celebrated American creed and respect for diversity and human dignity" Seventy eight former U.S. ambassadors serving in Africa rebuked the U.S. president in a formal letter saying: "We hope that you will reassess your views on Africa and its citizens, and recognize the important contributions Africans and African Americans have made and continue to make to our country, our history, and the enduring bonds that will always link Africa and the United States.
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