There are whole days when there is not a single person on the move, not a single person walking, not a single hello.
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The other irony of saying Trump tweets like a single person is that his tweets do not, in fact, come from one single person.
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Pompeo said he has "defended every single person on this team," and that he has "done right for every single person on this team," according to a recording of the interview.
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Perhaps someday, every single person on the planet might use that standard to map their social connections, just as every single person on the internet uses TCP/IP to share data.
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If one single person says, 'No,' we wouldn't do it.
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Every single person who's met her says she's a superstar.
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And not one single person laughs when they say it.
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There isn't a single person who has most influenced me.
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"They'll probably not bump into a single person," said Lee.
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A single person can infect more than a dozen others.
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We know every single person that works behind the scenes.
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But everybody has troughs and dismal times – every single person.
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Should the executive be a single person, or a committee?
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Everyone - not just my family, every single person in there.
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He helped every single person pick out the right pumpkin.
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It looks like it was made by a single person.
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No one, literally not a single person on. the. planet.
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I never met a single person that didn't like him.
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Not a single person can come back to their home.
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Not a single person could tell they were being skimmed.
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Everyone's going through stuff in their lives, every single person.
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How much can a single person create in a lifetime?
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I haven't met a single person who didn't love him.
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However, no single person will think of every important question.
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Handwriting experts identified signatures allegedly forged by a single person.
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In September and October, not a single person tested positive.
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Didn't I once know every single person that worked here?
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You could feel it from every single person in there.
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Every single person in there was watching Josh and engaged.
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Unfortunately, no single person can be all of these things.
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Every single person must arrive at this understanding for themselves.
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Mayweather, says every single person who knows anything about boxing.
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Sometimes it's clear: blood or semen identifies a single person.
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Every single person has to perform their given tasks flawlessly.
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Not a single person under the age of 24 died.
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Every single person living in one today will be frightened.
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The generation was influential more so than a single person.
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It's for every single person who contributed such great work.
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"Every single person I know has side hustles," he said.
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Things I didn't think I needed as a single person.
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"I've defended every single person on this team," Pompeo said.
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Every single person on the road should read this article.
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There is not a single person of color on staff.
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If you're a not-single person reading this, you likely know and love a single person or two and would never, [extreme Outkast voice] ever ever want them to feel left out, unwanted, or forgotten.
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Here are three types of people who usually don't need life insurance: A single person with no dependentsIf you're a single person with no dependents, you probably don't need life insurance — at least not yet.
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Every single person has a relationship to debt and debt collectors.
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Not a single person of color among the 20 acting nominees.
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"Every single person that we meet is potentially helpful," Kramer said.
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I don't think that applies to every single person I know.
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That a single person would celebrate an MP's murder is terrible.
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For a newly single person, hope is the most valuable thing.
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Chat with a single person or with up to four people.
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I'm The Only Single Person In My Friend Group — Here's Why
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Suppose you're looking for a single person, somewhere in the world.
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Every single person has been really looking forward to seeing them.
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HANNITY: Every single person I&aposve shown this movie to cries.
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There are weeks where I don't talk to a single person.
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Barbee: Every single person who attempted to go up made it.
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Every single person he talks to has so much hope after.
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Every single person has been hacked in one way or another.
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Experts have questioned whether Guccifer 220006 is even a single person.
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It's small enough that a single person can easily carry it.
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Look: I think every single person in One Direction wants out.
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Every single person in the room raised their hands except me.
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Not a single person ever will ask you about your grades.
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In 15 bank robberies not a single person was killed, though
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That said, no single person bears full responsibility for this incident.
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It will affect every single person not because they want to.
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Every single person was a storyteller, and that was so meaningful.
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Every single person who works in the restaurant absolutely hates it.
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But throughout the show's run, not a single person took advantage.
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But it's not possible for every single person in the world.
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There wasn't a single person at B.W.I. Airport who was detained.
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Not a single person has shared my GoFundMe to their Story.
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Costco had to limit how many a single person could purchase.
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That should be a cause for concern for every single person.
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Millions would've proven too much for a single person, but 10,000?
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There is no single person biography (there is a group biography).
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But every single person wants to be listened to and remembered.
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I've done what's right for every single person on this team.
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"It really moved every single person in that class," he said.
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I think every single person in the world has to compromise.
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I think every single person is on the spectrum of racism.
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But for every single person who ended up here, it was.
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I couldn't get a single person to agree to do it.
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It tells every single person she's allied with that she's double dealing.
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"Not a single person I heard about was from Charlottesville," Smith said.
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Almost every single person there gradually joined me and it felt miraculous.
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This means no single person, government, company, or group can control them.
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I don't know a single person who hasn't struggled with saving money.
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I wasn't expecting every single person on the carpet to do it.
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Every single person that voted for Hillary Clinton you should be outraged.
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It affects every single person in the family in a different way.
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Beyond divorce rates, single-person households are also generally on the rise.
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Than a single person making a decision, a top-down decision-making.
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That kind of bled out into every single person in this world.
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Insurance companies will be fighting to get every single person signed up.
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I don't think there's a single person who leaves their shelter empty.
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Every single person in the room was a woman. Every. Single. One.
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Every single person expressed dismay that Congress has not acted on this.
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He racial profiled every single person that was in the gallery today.
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Hill, you are personally culpable for every single person using these oils.
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He doesn't have a single person, situation or place that is fireproof.
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I can't name a single person who likes having their money wasted.
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It's every single person who shows up to work every single day.
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This eliminates the need for a single person to manage the plan.
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Every single person that I employ is from a different EU country.
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"Nearly every single person I know is a Trump supporter," he says.
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We landed not knowing a single person and opened three weeks later.
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Unanimously, every single person in that group really wanted to do it.
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And she said "not a single person" expressed opposition to the letter.
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They need every single person they can get who has libertarian leanings.
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Every single person in the room was a man except for her.
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Not a single person noticed or commented on my nonconformist Z Flip.
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Such a transformation would be impossible for a single person to accomplish.
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Not a single person was killed on the day of the rioting.
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Now when I say every single person, I actually don't believe it.
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She is a single person who is working on writing a book.
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Every single person I met, my family, treated me like that person.
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Experts have also questioned whether Guccifer 2.0 is even a single person.
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"Every single person has prayed for me and my family," he said.
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A single person 2140 or older pays $23 for the first line.
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The other half were told that not even a single person did.
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So, kids see that every single person has had somebody who died.
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"It really affects every religion and every single person," Ms. Feigenbaum said.
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Every single person on the train car collaborated to commit the murder.
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"I die, you die," Lawrence says in the trailer, triggering a synapse in the brain of every single person who's seen James Cameron's epic teenage romance with a side of seacraft porn (which is every single person, right?).
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It's impossible to do a background check on every single person you retweet.
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Now, no single person knows what all the world's astronomers do all day.
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It's hard to imagine a single person would consider buying its corpse.[Fortune]
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Every single person who calls themself a "Proud Slytherin" is a fucking Hufflepuff.
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"In human life, every single person who ever existed had parents," Rohrer said.
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Radiohead isn't sure a single person will respond to that call to arms.
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A monthly grocery bill might set you back $200 for a single person.
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I don't think a single person in that room sat down all night.
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Single-person self-balancing vehicles, smart electric scooters, the three-wheeled Arcimoto SRK.
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," he said.
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He said he still has never even met a single person who JUULs.
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Right now, you have invested nearly all your emotions into a single person.
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Every single person involved played a huge part in making our efforts effective.
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Look at the rallies that every single person on this stage is having.
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Every single person that I worked with at Columbia Records was a bystander.
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The event garnered international attention, but astonishingly, not a single person was killed.
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"Every single person who participated in this rescue operation is incredible," he wrote.
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This doesn't mean that every single person who identifies as a woman masturbates.
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I haven't met a single person who seemed "excited" to vote for Clinton.
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Everyone loves stripes — seriously, can you think of a single person that doesn't?
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For all we know, every single person at the facility is a goner.
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"Every single person in the transition team is involved in personnel," says Lux.
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Writing is so much more than just the influence of a single person.
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This shoe is for EVERY SINGLE person with a dream and a passion.
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Since there's been people, all of them, every single person, ever, has masturbated.
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We can't be communicating with every single person we know all the time.
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So why, exactly, would a single person want to mingle with the Twitterati?
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It's not easy to do all that if you're a single-person entity.
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The proportion of single-person households has doubled over the past four decades.
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I want every single person to fulfill their potential, whatever that may be.
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There's only one problem: not a single person has signed up for it.
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We can reclaim the American dream for every single person in our country.
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"Insurers will be fighting to get every single person signed up," he said.
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We've got to know that this is everybody's responsibility, every single person here.
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The other race was in the men's Finn class heavy single-person dinghy.
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"There's not a single person who doesn't bring up Hurricane Katrina," she said.
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"Not a single person from the government has come to help," she says.
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Federal prosecutors have only indicted a single person for treason since the 1950s.
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" And every single person told us, "Just treat it like a separate universe.
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A single person with no workplace retirement plan can take the full deduction.
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Here was the glory of it: One single person could make a video.
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Actually, I have yet to talk with a single person who has cancer.
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In China, no one judges a single person harder than a proud mom.
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So every single person we can see on the account is your friend?
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It took me six (and I didn't have to tackle a single person).
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Not every single person is thinking about marriage or a steady relationship though.
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Not a single person mentioned the hike that everyone comes here to do.
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We might have another 37 years ahead of us of a single person.
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The 1033 federal poverty level was $1023,1013 a year for a single person.
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There is not a single person who knows anything who would say differently.
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But an attractive single person sitting in the airplane seat next to me?
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A single person — a nanny — is no stand-in for a life jacket.
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It isn't about a single person working by themselves to get something done.
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No single person should have the power to unleash America's colossal military might.
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To every single person who raised their voice in this election: Thank you.
|
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Krzykowski discovered, however, that many inmates were locked up in single-person cells.
|
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"Every single person in this room is now a yes," he bragged afterward.
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"We hire every single person who shows up" for an interview, he said.
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It's a constitutionally mandated count of every single PERSON living in this country.
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But not a single person will pay a price at the ballot box.
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Every single person up here today, all these people should be home grieving.
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I didn't observe a single person yelling, cursing, road-raging or even frowning.
|
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How many different ways can we tell a story about a single person?
|
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Not a single person spoke in favor of the bill at Kansas Sen.
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One thing's for sure, it's a totally different thing to every single person.
|
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," Hannity said.
|
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By contrast, none of the films at Andrew Kreps shows a single person.
|
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In each episode, a new single person is set up with five blind dates.
|
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In short, every single person on the planet should be brutally disoriented and traumatized.
|
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One: How the hell did these C.O.P.S manage to avoid killing a single person?
|
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I don't know a single person who hasn't been emotionally affected by the conflict.
|
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Here's the full list of every single person performing at the 61st Grammy Awards.
|
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But social media is too self-moderated to be accurate for single-person diagnosis.
|
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"God bless every single person on hear [sic] and prayers to Jacqueline..RIP BEAUTIFUL…"
|
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I don't know a single person who isn't dangerously stressed out in my school.
|
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But not every single person is trying to participate in the next cuffing season.
|
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Living as a single person in any city has its perks and its challenges.
|
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This is an automatic process and means that a single person cannot vote twice.
|
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And no one — to this day not a single person — has been held accountable.
|
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Critics often deride this as a single person serving as prosecutor, judge, and jury.
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There's not a single person in Capitol Hill who is even suggesting as much.
|
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Apple and Spotify offer single-person subscriptions at $10 a month with discounts available.
|
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Under the cheapest plan on offer, monthly premiums are $400 for a single person.
|
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In 2015, Twitter didn't have a single person of color in a leadership role.
|
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A single person only has to consider nine different scenarios when claiming retirement benefits.
|
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In fact, Doe said, he could not think of a single person he knew.
|
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Or just a bitter single person who can't be happy for other people's love?
|
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In five minutes, a single person faked a fingerprint and broke into my phone.
|
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"Not one single person jumped on that body and gave chest compressions," he says.
|
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Sasa Jankovic, Serbia's ombudsman, says the state is being reduced to a single person.
|
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Not a single person was going to fuck that up—or so I thought.
|
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I answer every single person who reaches out to let them know I care.
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That means I spend time and energy on every single person who stays here.
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Entries may only be submitted by a single person; group submissions are not permissible.
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"I couldn't find a single person who didn't want a healthier pasta," he said.
|
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Rail operators across the world, including in Europe for instance, use single-person crews.
|
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Every single person in your group is going to want to see different artists.
|
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Every single person in the group thought the character was based on Harper Lee.
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Every single person I asked for a portrait said yes, and that never happens.
|
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The McCabe case is of a single person in an otherwise huge government enterprise.
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" But, he added, he didn't expect it would be "directed against a single person.
|
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Every private prison could close tomorrow, and not a single person would go home.
|
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I was the only single person among 11 at a dinner I did attend.
|
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They had been lining up to take turns to hold single-person protest pickets.
|
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"Every single person on my crew was a 40-year-old man," she said.
|
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"Every single person on our tour is going to see an increase," Monahan said.
|
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"Every single person in this room has a sphere," Mr. Branch told his congregation.
|
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A single person in all black and multiple face masks is an eye grabber.
|
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"Every single person in that refugee camp has now got an address," Jones said.
|
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"Every single person we encountered was the most kind and thoughtful person," she said.
|
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It's called National Health Insurance, and it covers every single person in the country.
|
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Instead of giving every single person a gift, play Secret Santa and pick names.
|
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More than any single person, Mr. Neumann turned WeWork into what it is today.
|
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Can a single person with a small idea really effect change in the world?
|
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Every single person on earth has the power to resist racist policies and power.
|
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"I have a mental image for every single person, place and thing," she said.
|
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Sometimes, a single person, met casually on a journey, can be a powerful inspiration.
|
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Every single person McMaster deals with will have read the stories about Trump's plans.
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"I can't find a single person who's been fired over this," Ms. Duckworth said.
|
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A single person (and more and more are coming) can expect to pay less.
|
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Single-person protests, on the other hand, do not require a permit, Makichyan explained.
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In 2019, it's $7,900 for a single person and double that for a family.
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It makes you feel a part of every single person you're standing there with.
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"One thing that we always do before we start, we [get] every film operator, sound, grip, lighting, dancer, every single person involved, and we say, 'We love you all, we appreciate every one of you, we value every single person,&apos" Derek said.
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Every single person on this show is hurting, they have problems, and they've made mistakes.
|
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I was like listen, you haven't interviewed a single person that put this show together.
|
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In 2016, the federal poverty level was an income of $11,880 for a single person.
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If the path is meant for a single person, two people can't be on it.
|
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It&aposs funny because I&aposm friends with every single person that ever hired me.
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You can choose to share your location with a single person or with a group.
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We came from a place where we didn't know a single person in the industry.
|
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But most of those have been thought to be the work of a single person.
|
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Those are rare for security reporters to focus on a single person for the reporting.
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Then it started edging out the common way to refer to a single person, thou.
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"Every single person that I worked with at Columbia Records was a bystander," she wrote.
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Sending group messages works basically the same as sending private messages to a single person.
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If I don't come in, every single person that I employ cannot work that day.
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Details: Not a single person had heard of — or could explain — the Green New Deal.
|
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Both Apple and Spotify offer single-person subscriptions at $10 a month with discounts available.
|
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," Hannity said last week.
|
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The photo was then published in the school's yearbook — somehow without a single person noticing.
|
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You can hear a single person explain why they're so fascinated with their current partner.
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Any kind of resort destination, for me, has been the hardest as a single person.
|
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Having a leader means there's now a single person to fire when something goes wrong.
|
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"Donald can't be responsible for every single person that comes to his rally," she said.
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What I do isn't for everyone, but I don't have to please every single person.
|
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I won't stop fighting for justice for every single person in this entire fucking place.
|
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It's something that every single person in the country has experience -- and often frustration -- with.
|
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There's not a single person that has any sympathy for us, and I get it.
|
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In reality, there was no single person who first "discovered photography" in the 19th century.
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"Not one single person remains in California's prisons solely for simple marijuana possession," U.S. Sen.
|
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Every single person was hand-picked for that movie, right down to every crew member.
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For a moment, every single person in the room was whisked away to days past.
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Sometimes you think you need every single person to think you're good, and you don't.
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The investigation also found that the accidents were not the fault of any single person.
|
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There didn't appear to be a single person of color in the area, I said.
|
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That single-person sales office in a Starbucks was its first presence outside of California.
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No single person or group "owns" history, and all views and contributions should be welcome.
|
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I don't know a single person who worked on the show who voted for Trump.
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I moved here three years ago for graduate school and didn't know a single person.
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Fuck him and every single person who continues to support him and his dangerous administration.
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Every single person in my Twitter feed was saying a variant of the same thing.
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Didn't I once come to shows here and know every single person in the room?
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Every single person who went to camp in New York State has heard about Cropsey.
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Make sure every single person watching feels sad and questions whether he was ever funny.
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They were leaving quietly and not en masse, a family here, a single person there.
|
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"Every single person in the American and Canadian demoscene was at NAID," Leonard told me.
|
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When you are importing people, even importing one single person, you are importing their culture.
|
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But: Not a single person had only feminine or only masculine scores on these variables.
|
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The news that a single person, using unsophisticated methods, was responsible, only compounded those concerns.
|
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Most other tech giants are totally controlled by a single person — usually one white guy.
|
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The Vatican of today can marvel at how quickly history pivots on a single person.
|
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Every ten years, the US Census counts every single person living in the United States.
|
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Deductibles rose only slightly this year, averaging $1,505 for a single person, according to Kaiser.
|
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I have yet to find a single person in the leadership who actually believes that.
|
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Not a single person of color was nominated across all four acting categories this year.
|
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In fact, it will be the first debate without a single person of color onstage.
|
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It seemed that every single person in that line had been murdered except for me.
|
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Its subsidies help only customers earning below about $48,000 a year for a single person.
|
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For a single person, it said, the annual deductible could soar to $13,000 in 2026.
|
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But they rarely come from a single person, and they are certainly not a gift.
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I apologize that we aren't able to reach every single person, it's simply not possible.
|
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Does maximum employment mean that every single person who wants a job has a job?
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Other states include more local input, or appoint a board rather than a single person.
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I don't think that every single person has to be a candidate him or herself.
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There wasn't a single person in the audience that couldn't hear her supportive yet authoritative encouragement.
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I'd rather be myself than be something I'm not and be liked by every single person.
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There was not a single person on the list whose Echo I would want to call.
|
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Racial Equality & Justice How to get involved: Be an ally or an advocate. Every. single. person.
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If you have a great team dynamic, it makes every single person on the team better.
|
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I was surprised that he knew every single person who worked on the show by name.
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Even if one single person stops being afraid, I will know I have done my job.
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I weighed my options until I remembered that not a single person there was well...single.
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Thank you to every single person who prayed for him and our family during this time.
|
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"He was just the kindest person and the greatest friend to every single person," Fried says.
|
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I am so careful now to respect every single person working in a store or restaurant.
|
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People now need real time information, not just instructions from a single person at the top.
|
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"The FBI and the police couldn't find a single person that didn't like Gianni," says D'Amico.
|
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It's pretty rare to be able to trace a word's invention back to a single person.
|
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With a single person raising both hands in celebration emoji, Jonas simply expressed how everyone feels.
|
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I asked twenty people what I should do, and every single person was like: do it.
|
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"The FBI and the police couldn't find a single person that didn't like Gianni," he said.
|
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Every single person becomes somebody else, and all of a sudden, we're not in trouble anymore.
|
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It was interesting to realize my memory was mediated through the lens of a single person.
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" She continues, "Every single person that was there inspires me and makes me a better human.
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Her smile, her charisma, her beauty put every single person who watched her under a spell.
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And every single person I spoke with, I then started looking for, where is the toxicity?
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But hear us out: Poe has major chemistry with, like, every single person he talks to.
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In this case, however, a single person of any age is unlikely to be the culprit.
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"Every single person [on the show] I learn from constantly and I'm grateful for," she says.
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"We didn't lose a single person," adde Clinton, who was secretary of State at the time.
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Keep your emergency fund safeEvery single person should have a financial plan in case of emergencies.
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Politics aside, every single person in this country deserves access to the health care they need.
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Here's how much it costs a single person to live in the 15 largest US cities.
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Haven't met a single person who's an a*****e here, everyone is super helpful and nice.
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I don't think I know a single person who doesn't want to come across as confident.
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"We're in charge of making sure that every single person on board is safe," Mazzagatti said.
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"Let them sit there, every single person who spoke had a subtext against Trump," she said.
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"Almost every single person that was at that initial dinner is here right now," Stephens says.
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All indications are that the shooting was the act of a single person, the chief said.
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It's three meals for two people, but for a single person like me, that's six meals.
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There was a single person in charge of this situation, and that person was Donald Trump.
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That is equivalent to every single person on the planet, including babies, streaming Drake 0.64 times.
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I think that people really enjoy the idea of a single person creating something they love.
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No single person wields as much global cultural influence as the president of the United States.
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We could have an extremely active hurricane season that never harms a single person on land.
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A single person infected with measles can easily spread it to others who are not vaccinated.
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"Macarena" comes on and LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE PERSON starts doing the dance without missing a beat.
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Back then, Tunick was doing single-person shoots and recruiting models in person or through flyers.
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"It's probably impractical because the FISA court would have to verify every single person," Trumble said.
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"There wasn't a single person that raised their hand in protest," a White House official observed.
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Luckily, the mistake was caught by every single person who makes T-shirts for the Gap.
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Not a single person wore shoes, which would have been ripped off by the sucking mud.
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This decision is really pointless and it's yet another change not a single person asked for.
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"I don't want to be available to every single person who walks in anymore,'" she said.
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So the thing that makes it fair, though, is every single person is playing in it.
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"When she walked that first catwalk every single person in the audience appreciated her," Stuart said.
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Sheriff Hunt said he would not be surprised if a single person had killed the horses.
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Price: $59.99 Type: A predominantly single person adventure game with a two-player co-op mode.
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It has had entire years — 2003, 2006 and 2008 — when not a single person was murdered.
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Me showing every single person I come into contact with 50 year old baby yoda pic.twitter.
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Make sure that every single person in America who buys a gun has a background check.
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"There wasn't a single person (speaking) in support" of the bill during that meeting, he said.
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Every single person I showed the new display expressed astonishment at its brightness, color and clarity.
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I would be stunned if he could name a single person on his Supreme Court list.
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"I care about the safety of every single person in the state of Texas," O'Rourke said.
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This attitude helps every single person in the room, because everyone arrives ready to work hard.
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The size of the festival is daunting and impossible for any single person to size up.
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A single person can buy up to $2100,000 per calendar year, or $20,000 for a married couple.
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We didn't hear any fear, not a single person expressing fear and it really gave me faith.
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I called every single person I knew, the only person I didn&apost heard from was Meadow.
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"We need to make every single thing accessible to every single person with a disability," he said.
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Such a plan would have deductibles of $15,000 for a single person and $30,000 for a family.
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I don&apost think you can find a single person who does not [SIC] like this. Right?
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As such, there is no simple solution, and no one single person or business that is responsible.
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And every single person who's been briefed on this situation… have all come to the same conclusion.
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After all, the scientists can't hover over every single person and watch what they eat for decades.
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First, I had to specify whether this account was for a single person or for a couple.
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On Messenger, users can choose to share their location with a single person or with a group.
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I ended up finally tearing and crying, but every single person on that stage had my back.
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PISANI: YOU'VE LISTENED TO EVERY SINGLE PERSON HERE AND IT DOES SEEM LIKE YOU'RE RUNNING FOR SOMETHING.
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And again thank you to every single person who viewed my post (now over a million). pic.twitter.
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Another claimed that not a single person in attendance misgendered Manning, who is an openly transgender woman.
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A model with a single person in charge is not actually all that rare in open source.
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Usually, cults are started by a single person, often with both charismatic and authoritarian traits, Stein explained.
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You are not entitled to practice your kink with every single person you happen to find attractive.
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We've watched it through twice now and can confirm that not a single person smiles even once.
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Undercounting even a single person can cost a government programme—in health care, say—thousands of dollars.
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But really, single never has to do anything, because a single person is responsible only for themselves.
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I just love every single person that's sitting here today and feel so grateful to be here.
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Every single person has to have fun and agree on it, or no one can have fun.
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Here's a remarkable fact: Not a single person has died using bike share in the United States.
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It's why I think every single person of color usually brings their own makeup kit to set.
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Unfortunately for the Smithereen team and police, Chris won't speak to a single person other than Billy.
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He actually paused and waited for laughter, and not a single person laughed out of over 150.
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Almost doubles the standard deduction to $12,000 for a single person and $24,000 for a married couple.
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YouTube is one example, with millions of single-person blogs exploring ever-more specific topics and formats.
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You can point to every single person, but to blame, of course Tim Cook's going to criticize.
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Please look at every single person on the pitch, watching the very moment the goal was scored.
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"Thank you to every single person who has been a part of this journey with me." pic.twitter.
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Unmarried people rarely hold office; currently, the most notable single person serving in US office is Sen.
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"I am scared, nervous, and concerned for every single person that was in that building," he wrote.
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I wonder if being angrily shouted at or arrogantly debated with has ever swayed a single person?
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It suggests that you are the one single person on the planet with a particular skill set.
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I daresay there is probably not a single person on that grand jury that likes Donald Trump.
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But now we are in an era of an aging population, telecommuting workers and single-person households.
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What can every single person do to change the culture of everyday gun murders prevalent in America?
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That video really made me think, whoa, how much trash am I producing as a single person?
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The average deductible for a single person is now $13,21, double what it was a decade ago.
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Cost per date: $104.01Percentage of single-person households: 26%Dating opportunities ranking: 26Romance and fun ranking: 48
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Cost per date: $99.29Percentage of single-person households: 27%Dating opportunities ranking: 11Romance and fun ranking: 17
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Cost per date: $97.34Percentage of single-person households: 28.2%Dating opportunities ranking: 48Romance and fun ranking: 47
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Cost per date: $106.16Percentage of single-person households: 24%Dating opportunities ranking: 1Romance and fun ranking: 2
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Cost per date: $102.16Percentage of single-person households: 28.1%Dating opportunities ranking: 25Romance and fun ranking: 19
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Cost per date: $106.67Percentage of single-person households: 29.1%Dating opportunities ranking: 15Romance and fun ranking: 20
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Cost per date: $101.44Percentage of single-person households: 28.9%Dating opportunities ranking: 27Romance and fun ranking: 50
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Cost per date: $101.03Percentage of single-person households: 29%Dating opportunities ranking: 3Romance and fun ranking: 3
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Cost per date: $99.39Percentage of single-person households: 27.5%Dating opportunities ranking: 14Romance and fun ranking: 14
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Cost per date: $114.16Percentage of single-person households: 24.5%Dating opportunities ranking: 20Romance and fun ranking: 45
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Cost per date: $101.03Percentage of single-person households: 25.4%Dating opportunities ranking: 44Romance and fun ranking: 39
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Cost per date: $100.83Percentage of single-person households: 29.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 4Romance and fun ranking: 6
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Cost per date: $98.67Percentage of single-person households: 28.9%Dating opportunities ranking: 31Romance and fun ranking: 25
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Cost per date: $97.44Percentage of single-person households: 29.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 40Romance and fun ranking: 21
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Cost per date: $98.16Percentage of single-person households: 29.2%Dating opportunities ranking: 43Romance and fun ranking: 40
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Cost per date: $97.03Percentage of single-person households: 28.1%Dating opportunities ranking: 46Romance and fun ranking: 27
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Cost per date: $99.29Percentage of single-person households: 30.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 23Romance and fun ranking: 30
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Cost per date: $101.14Percentage of single-person households: 30.8%Dating opportunities ranking: 34Romance and fun ranking: 22
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Cost per date: $106.26Percentage of single-person households: 27.3%Dating opportunities ranking: 12Romance and fun ranking: 34
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Cost per date: $104.42Percentage of single-person households: 29%Dating opportunities ranking: 5Romance and fun ranking: 9
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Cost per date: $99.91Percentage of single-person households: 29.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 10Romance and fun ranking: 13
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Cost per date: $103.91Percentage of single-person households: 28.7%Dating opportunities ranking: 24Romance and fun ranking: 12
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Cost per date: $96.52Percentage of single-person households: 29.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 35Romance and fun ranking: 49
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Cost per date: $97.96Percentage of single-person households: 29.7%Dating opportunities ranking: 30Romance and fun ranking: 16
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Cost per date: $101.96Percentage of single-person households: 30%Dating opportunities ranking: 41Romance and fun ranking: 24
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Cost per date: $97.65Percentage of single-person households: 29.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 42Romance and fun ranking: 31
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Cost per date: $98.37Percentage of single-person households: 29.4%Dating opportunities ranking: 17Romance and fun ranking: 33
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Cost per date: $103.50Percentage of single-person households: 27.6%Dating opportunities ranking: 32Romance and fun ranking: 32
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Cost per date: $104.62Percentage of single-person households: 26%Dating opportunities ranking: 8Romance and fun ranking: 23
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Cost per date: $99.49Percentage of single-person households: 31.1%Dating opportunities ranking: 29Romance and fun ranking: 42
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Cost per date: $111.60Percentage of single-person households: 29.9%Dating opportunities ranking: 2Romance and fun ranking: 1
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Cost per date: $99.08Percentage of single-person households: 28.5%Dating opportunities ranking: 21Romance and fun ranking: 15
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Cost per date: $97.24Percentage of single-person households: 32%Dating opportunities ranking: 50Romance and fun ranking: 43
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Cost per date: $98.26Percentage of single-person households: 31.1%Dating opportunities ranking: 9Romance and fun ranking: 7
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Cost per date: $98.26Percentage of single-person households: 28%Dating opportunities ranking: 39Romance and fun ranking: 37
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Cost per date: $101.65Percentage of single-person households: 27.3%Dating opportunities ranking: 19Romance and fun ranking: 10
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Cost per date: $101.96Percentage of single-person households: 29.9%Dating opportunities ranking: 7Romance and fun ranking: 4
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Cost per date: $100.93Percentage of single-person households: 31.5%Dating opportunities ranking: 22Romance and fun ranking: 38
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Cost per date: $99.39Percentage of single-person households: 29%Dating opportunities ranking: 38Romance and fun ranking: 28
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Cost per date: $97.14Percentage of single-person households: 29.2%Dating opportunities ranking: 49Romance and fun ranking: 29
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Cost per date: $98.88Percentage of single-person households: 28%Dating opportunities ranking: 33Romance and fun ranking: 18
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Cost per date: $99.60Percentage of single-person households: 25.5%Dating opportunities ranking: 6Romance and fun ranking: 5
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Cost per date: $99.08Percentage of single-person households: 19.4%Dating opportunities ranking: 37Romance and fun ranking: 36
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Cost per date: $101.03Percentage of single-person households: 31.3%Dating opportunities ranking: 28Romance and fun ranking: 35
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Cost per date: $102.37Percentage of single-person households: 27.5%Dating opportunities ranking: 18Romance and fun ranking: 26
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Cost per date: $107.09Percentage of single-person households: 26.2%Dating opportunities ranking: 13Romance and fun ranking: 11
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Cost per date: $97.03Percentage of single-person households: 31.1%Dating opportunities ranking: 47Romance and fun ranking: 44
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"Every single person was supportive of the idea," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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There is not a single person better qualified to help the special counsel's office in this regard.
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These days we're even more invasive: Every single person is a paparazzo, a journalist, and a fan.
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" And without exception, every single person that I've approached has said, "Oh my God, this is amazing.
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That way, students would be less dependent on a single person for their academic and professional success.
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"Having a puppy in the city and being a single person is almost impossible," Mr. Leff said.
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I think most people, every single person I know does not feel good after using social media.
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As a single person, you can do so if your modified adjusted gross income is under $139,000.
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For every single person who has sent prayers, love & support to my family, we are truly grateful.
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" Asked about computer hacking, he replied, "I do not know a single person who could do that.
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"He's shot like every single person on the internet," said Addison Easterling, 19, another social media influencer.
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"It's always dangerous for a single person to be both the competitor and the referee," Ryan said.
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Eventually, with the help of friends and therapy, Ms. Tracy found her footing as a single person.
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What if the best patterns for exploring data were readily available to every single person on Earth?
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Doing so benefits everyone because every single person will end up in one of those categories eventually.
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But therein lay the problem: I had been too thin-skinned for Tinder as a single person!
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I have one-on-ones with every single person on the team and then connect the dots.
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"The point is we're not trying to pinpoint a single thing about a single person," White said.
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Even more discouraging, not a single person suspected of killing protesters on Maidan was brought to trial.
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Every single person on earth is entitled to be treated with dignity and to live without fear.
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It's been shown that the most successful companies have a culture where every single person feels valued.
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" "Every single person on earth is entitled to be treated with dignity and to live without fear.
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During my explorations of Gold Butte, I saw only two other vehicles and not a single person.
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What every single person must remember both during and after university is to actually do some work.
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Though Lewis maintained that Bobby isn't based on a single person, that doesn't mean people won't keep guessing.
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But I probably couldn't identify a single person on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, or any other city.
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One Brexit official says the government priority was getting the right deal for every single person in Britain.
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"Every single person put their hand up and said I want to learn how to code," he said.
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But the president has to take that list of 25 and narrow it down to a single person.
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Every single person who showed up around the world Saturday made a choice to go to the march.
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They constructed an air-monitoring device so that it could be attached to a single person all day.
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For example, a single person earning $40,000 a year would have to pay an addition $4,000 in taxes.
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"Every single person in this country deserves the presumption of innocence," he said on his Fox News show.
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Who loooooves everything, and thinks every single person she touches with her glowy aura is the best ever.
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The single person will pick her top three people (based on their answers) to be in round three.
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For every single person who has sent prayers, love & support to my family, we are truly grateful pic.twitter.
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Not shockingly, pretty much every single person said they just want to be comfortable in their sports bra.
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I respect that, but it's hard to do normal things when every single person knows who you are.
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Did it really not bother one single person here that I was leaning in to smell their hair?
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Every single person with a vagina has had that horrifying moment: you look down, and there's blood everywhere.
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However, CNN is now reporting that a single person in South Carolina holds the winning $1.5 billion ticket.
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Not a single person was in custody in connection with any of the shootings as of midday Wednesday.
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They're also generally another single person, given that they had a dating app profile in the first place.
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I already, unequivocally, declared it is but have yet to find a single person who agrees with me.
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We are in the middle of a clean energy revolution that no single person or group can stop.
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Plus, she said that "every single person" who had walked in the door that day had bought something.
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No single person on the team has a full, perfect picture of the game at any given time.
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"Not a single person I shared my idea with told me I should go for it," he said.
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That should matter to every single person who can hear my voice, in New York City and beyond.
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This suggests that Doomfist isn't a single person, but a title given to people who wield powerful gauntlets.
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There's reason to murder every single person on the planet that hasn't sided with Rick and his friends.
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Describing it as a "very difficult situation," staff members vowed to stay until every single person was evacuated.
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While discussing his BlackBerry on Jimmy Kimmel's show last year, Obama started laughing after a single person applauded.
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Until recently, said Wikler, those lists didn't include a single person in the town of Seymour, population 3,459.
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To this day, when I go out to dinner, I absolutely know what every single person has ordered.
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"We turned on a dime, with literally every single person here, 140 people, working an angle," she said.
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The birth rate went down, while the divorce rate and the number of single-person households went up.
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"People say, 'You could call H.R.' Honestly, I've never met a single person from H.R.," one producer said.
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Every single person on earth — yes, even that person — would love to get your visage in the mail.
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The ElectraFlyer is a single-person hybrid electric multi-copter used as a hover or personal flying device.
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That means every single person, regardless of how much or how little they make, gets the same payout.
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This is the stuff, he said, that impacts every single person, and the machines we continue to make.
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If we were going to win this year, we needed every single person, and it started with him.
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Not a single person I talked to, inside or outside the capitol, failed to bring it up, unprovoked.
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But those cases notably involved surveillance of a single person, not half an entire city of 621,000 people.
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I was in the hospital for a week for surgery, and not a single person came to visit.
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But Ms. Denhollander's appearance in court was ultimately a hopeful reminder about the power of a single person.
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I lied to everyone at Reading, to every single person, saying 'I dunno when we're gonna do it.
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"There's not a single person representing dairy that doesn't understand it's a crisis, a true crisis," he said.
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"I never tortured local people when I was there, and I never killed a single person," he said.
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"The myth of a single person in charge taking control and running this is a myth," Fugate argued.
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" Reynard countered, "DOJ has not prosecuted a single person for violating the federal Born Alive Infant Protection Act.
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The demonstrations thus far have been mostly leaderless — there's no single person or organization deciding what comes next.
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"Every single person in our caucus agrees the system is rigged," said Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan.
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Batch drinks let you make a perfect drink for every single person in the room simultaneously — including yourself.
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In some revocable trusts, a single person can act as the grantor, beneficiary, and trustee during their lifetime.
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From there, we moved to magnification where every single person onstage was filmed and shown on giant screens.
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"What we're trying to do is to make certain that every single person has health coverage," he said.
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"Sometimes you think you need every single person to think you're good, and you don't," she told SiriusXM.
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"Sometimes you think you need every single person to think you're good, and you don't," Kotb told SiriusXM.
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He pointed to two loans that claimed to be owner-occupied despite being issued to a single person.
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The throw covers a single person, two if they snuggle—or just get a double Rumpl for $199.
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The "flex gate" is made of Kevlar that a single person can put in place in just minutes.
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"I have all the respect in the world for every single person we have here," Dr. Leader said.
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Imagine a version of Facebook that was able to fill your feed before you'd friended a single person.
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I don't think you can find a single person who believes what was paid was an acceptable cost.
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When I think of him, I think of the most complete picture of humanity in one single person.
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"Israel is a place of radical otherness, where every single person is an other for someone else," he said.
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Ultimately, though, the group date rose went to Will: "I had amazing conversations with every single person," she said.
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If you're a single person, there are likely a dozen thank u, next quotes that you can relate to.
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He told reporters after the race that he hadn't discussed his protest with a single person before Sunday's marathon.
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Relationships were so frayed that within a year or so every single person on the management team was gone.
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But I was so relieved and proud and moved and in love with every single person on that stage.
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It was then used as a polite way to refer to a single person, much like the French vous.
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I tell every single person that everything that I have been inspired to do, was written in your music.
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Ford testified that not a single person has contacted her to say I was at the party that night.
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You can share pictures with a single person or a group of people and also hold a side chat.
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Giving a single person command will make big changes easier, said Roger Davidson, retail consultant at Oakton Advisory Group.
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Let's say you're a single person who's eligible to contribute $3,550 to your account, plus the $1,000 catch-up.
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"As we've seen, elections are never about a single issue, a single incident or a single person," she said.
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If any of those auto industry marketing studies were about a single person, that person would be an asshole.
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The app still requires the single person and the potential match to like each other before they can chat.
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It won't be too crazy of a restructuring, given that Cipher was actually just created by a single person.
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Every single deaf person, every single blind person, every single person in a wheelchair, we've all had different experiences.
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In 2017 that was $3,264 for a single person and $16,320 for a family of five-plus, KFF notes.
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In fact, up until a few months ago, I was the only single person in a sea of twosomes.
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In less-developed countries the skies are empty and permission to fly can be granted by a single person.
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In less developed countries the skies are empty and permission to fly can be granted by a single person.
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This isn't I Am Legend or Armageddon where the brave sacrifice of a single person can save the day.
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It's no surprise Patty is constantly devastated, as every single person around her is openly hostile to her body.
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According to the Shinil Group, it was discovered over 1,400 feet below the surface using two single-person submarines.
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Regular people without an ounce of success, beer bellies and all, could decide the fates of a single person.
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Put simply, the fate of tens of millions depends on the good judgment and stability of a single person.
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In the United States, we've combined these roles into a single person, and it hasn't been working very well.
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"Every single person who's ever loved me or supported me was 100 percent supportive of my decision," he says.
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I noticed that every single person in the car had an Instagram account and I was the only one.
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I would want to own a company that wants every single person in the world to be using it.
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I don't think there's a single person in the top 100 at PayPal that was there 15 years ago.
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That means a single person controls the nation's family planning budget for the first time since the late 21980s.
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Every single person pours heart and soul into what they do, and force the audience to participate or leave.
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Relationships were so frayed that within a year or so, every single person on the management team was gone.
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I’m going to Korea Town today and will hug and thank every single person I run into.
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And the Monocle comparison is interesting, only because Monocle built a very strong brand on not every single person.
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AND WE'VE ALWAYS STRIVED TO CREATE A WARM, WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT FOR EVERY SINGLE PERSON WHO WALKS THROUGH THAT DOOR.
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That means that insurers could once again offer plans with deductibles of $10,000 or more for a single person.
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The federal poverty line this year is $12,140 for a single person, or $25,100 for a family of four.
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"And, finally, because we have to include this: "Every single person I speak to asks, 'Is Jon Snow dead?
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They came and played acoustically and then waited 'til every single person who lined up got their CD signed.
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Also of concern is the possibility that a single person would not get listened to or, worse, get steamrollered.
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In the history of HIV/AIDS, only a single person is believed to have been cured of the virus.
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"Every single person who has encountered him knows how sweet and loving he always was," said Ms. Goz, 18.
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He was placed on suicide watch in a single-person cell and medical staff checked on him multiple times.
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Every single person who has been forced to down a pint of liquified fish guts on I'm A Celebrity?
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" He added: "Every single person I know who says they are pro-choice believes in some sort of restriction.
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And very gratifyingly, every single person was able to respond, except for one person who was just too busy.
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Not a single person failed to deliver 800 words that felt fresh, a fact I take some comfort in.
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"In the history of Antalya, there isn't a single person who has been injured because of terrorism," Agaoglu said.
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"There is a danger that every single person can get their own concerns played back to them," she said.
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And finally, every single person that I have beaten, my Republican opponents, have gotten out of politics for good.
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"It&aposs just amazing to sit on a panel and have sustainability mentioned by every single person," he reflected.
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"It is absolutely not the case that a single person or organization can complete the whole process," Cheng said.
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"Every single person is born with their own uniqueness, with their own traits with their own qualities," he says.
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Not a single person raised a hand, including a woman who later expressed broad disgust with the president's behavior.
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Posting an update to Instagram doesn't have to mean sharing your life with every single person you've befriended there.
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As a single-person company, Weir keeps accurate records of everything she brings in, based on the CPA's advice.
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Never before has the Bulletin decided to advance the clock largely because of the statements of a single person.
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The federal poverty line this year is $12,140 for a single person, or $21625,2900 for a family of four.
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Right now, a single person is considered poor in the U.S. if they make less than $12,500 a year.
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But the mandate of the decennial census is one thing alone: to count every single person in this country.
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"I tried to have that conversation with every single person with a vagina that I knew," Ms. Haddock said.
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"Now, every single person in there is a paparazzo," Mr. Rushfield pointed out, or a marketer amplifying a brand.
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In 2000, a single person&aposs MAGI must be under $2500,2000 to contribute, or $206,000 for a married couple.
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If you're a single person and make $1,000 a year, you get an additional $1,000 from the LIFT Act.
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Silicon Valley engineers, entrepreneurs, investors, everyone, every single person you see is excited to get to the future soon.
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No, YouTube Cannot Reasonably Moderate All Content On Its Platform Mike Masnick takes issue with the idea that YouTube can solve its moderation issues simply by making a single person watch every video that is uploaded: Oh, and we're still assuming that a single person viewing the video is all that's needed.
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From our vantage point, the situation is complex and probably can't be reduced to the "fault" of a single person.
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It can be used to refer to a group of people or to a single person of Latin-American descent.
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I want my kids to grow up with an appreciation for every single person, no matter what they look like.
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I think we ought to have some kind of open reporting on every single person who lied to us about.
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In 2003, Bostrom wrote that the idea of a superintelligent AI serving humanity or a single person was perfectly reasonable.
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The sizing works well for a single person who wants to meal prep or for a family to make dinner.
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They have said that about every single person who's spoken out, and not one lawsuit has been brought to anybody.
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I've never seen myself reflected back on a commercial; I've never related to a single person onscreen in my life.
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I think it's about building an economy that allows for every single person to find dignified work and feel valued.
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It is now [eight] years later, and — it bears repeating — not a single person has flown aboard a SpaceX rocket.
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IO: As I said above, every single person I worked with in the process of publishing my book was white.
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"[There is] the pressure to be nice to every single person you met, even when you're having a bad day."
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Every single person that I met in Kurdistan, from the moment that I got there, had lived through a genocide.
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"I have not met a single person, whether they understand him or not, who has not liked Alec," she said.
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Many dogs don't belong to a single person, but to the neighborhood in which they wander around during the day.
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"Not a single person is questioning whether it's actually Justin Bieber," one of the team members says in the video.
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I could talk to every single person listed in the credits of a series and still have more to learn.
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"Thank you so much to everyone here for making unbelievable memories for every single person," he said to thunderous applause.
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I didn't know a single person in the entire city; I'm actually not sure I knew anyone in the country.
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"Every single person you meet in hell is going to have some kind of tragic aspect to them," Hines says.
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If you pull a lever, the trolley will switch to another track, but you'll kill a single person standing there.
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In many nearby villages, the population has dwindled and sometimes just an elderly couple or a single person is left.
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There&aposs not a single person that can come up with the money just to start a massive car company.
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"I have yet to read an article that says a single person has been harmed by the breach," he said.
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"Every single person, without exception, whether they were sitting down or standing, was looking down at their devices," Kobre recalled.
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It's also the festival where, since 2016, a single person can buy a single $1 million ticket for a Decadent!
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And because every single person on this show is incapable of making a decision that is good, Marnie's on board.
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There is not a single person in this world that doesn't need the foundational love and support of their parent.
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Famously, only a single person had ever made it in and out of Analog with an electronic recording device intact.
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Second, it makes clearer that presidential elections are not about electing a single person, but about electing a whole administration.
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After countless insane plots, it's easy to forget every single person who has donned "A's" hood or attacked the liars.
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"I'm not saying you have to invite every single person you've ever known," Lisa said whenever the topic came up.
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The door is unlocked and not a single person is there to ask for ID or to send a raven.
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"Be clear with each single person about your objective, and make sure each wants to be set up," she says.
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My customer is not a university, my customer is every single person… I'm trying to do what's best for them.
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Every single person who Milwaukee pays from this moment forward needs to make Antetokounmpo's life easier in an obvious way.
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How long would it take for a single person to fill up an entire swimming pool with their own saliva?
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"Every single person in America would be hurt if this decision were upheld," the former chief marketing officer for Healthcare.
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It is now five years later, and — it bears repeating — not a single person has flown aboard a SpaceX rocket.
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It's was a small festival, with only a few artists, but every single person going felt like die-hard fans.
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"We know we can build something that improves the lives for every single person on the planet," Mr. Viswanathan said.
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In her small village, which has about 50 houses, not a single person will speak to her or her family.
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"Every single person has an opinion on the people who live there, and I'm certainly aware of that," she said.
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But when you choose to prosecute every single person who comes into the US illegally, you are creating this crisis.
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The percent of households consisting of a single person rose to 28 percent in 2015 from 20 percent in 1975.
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"It's absurd and ridiculous, and every single person in Washington is to blame," Hogan said, according to CNN affiliate WBAL.
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This is an unalterable fact, unless of course every single person in the group has the exact same musical tastes.
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He is the one single person in the Chain of Command that the Constitution demands proof of natural born citizenship.
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And the Soviet Union was a one-party state, where the Communist Party — not a single person — shaped the system.
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That's a lousy deal, especially for a single person looking for an emotional connection, not a role in a harem.
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How does Twitter not have a series of tripwires that keep any single person from wreaking this sort of havoc?
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There isn't a giver and a receiver, because the assumption is that every single person has something to give others.
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The Constitution requires lawmakers to represent every single person in their district, not just certain people or fractions of people.
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The aim has to be very clear: make sure every single person in this country has guaranteed health care coverage.
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I decided to just go, with a single person lined up for an interview: Jack Johncock, a local Wirangu elder.
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"We believe that this is the act of a single person who has frequented the Capitol grounds before," Verderosa said.
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We want to be ready for them and we're not going to deny one single person to tell their story.
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Still, no single person in the country has the ability to move the levers of government like the President. 2.
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The plan available would have been one with deductibles of $7,350 for a single person and $14,700 for a family.
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"I think every single person who goes to space will be delighted with it," Mr. Branson said in an interview.
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I've convinced pretty much every single person in my life to watch Hustlers, but Constance Wu is my next target.
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"Thank you 2 the LAPD, KlaasKIDS, SERT Ministries and Anonymity Rescue & to every single person that helped bring Julia home."
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It felt like every single person letting out his or her own well of fear and frustration on the crowd.
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The Constitution thus establishes a unitary executive, an office in which the executive power is entrusted to a single person.
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Sadly, I knew the fun would end, and since then, not a single person I know has bought a Portal.
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No single person can feel empowered to protect something as enormous and abstract as the fate of the American Republic.
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The focus of every single person in my life, including me, has been: We just need to get you better.
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After subtracting the $250,3963 exclusion available to a single person, the seller would pay taxes on the remaining $141,500 gain.
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We made it to the rim an hour or so later, not having passed a single person on the way.
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"I've never met a single person who has a bad word about Kevin Plank and this Patrik Frisk," Cramer said.
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But the truth is, this is a very complex problem that was not caused by any single person or company.
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I could walk alone late at night without fear, and I also went months without a single person touching me.
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"). When he goes into his Medicare-for-all health care system, they shout their insurance deductibles ("5,000 … for a single person!
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I haven't spoken to a single person that uses the Touch Bar and appreciates its functionality over physical function row keys.
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There's only one door in the entire space, so you'd have to be a couple or a single person living there.
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"I think every single person that's not in that world thinks it's that," says Ryan Heron, director of the documentary Bludgeon.
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He has been absolutely vitriolic, hateful and disgusting not only to our president but to any single person that supports him.
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"Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could've sung this song with me but you," Gaga said.
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Every single person who enters Trump Tower, you get to see them go up, go down, they talk to the press.
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"In the past week I've talked to every single person on the show: Keke [Palmer], Billie [Lourd], Abby [Breslin] and Lea."
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In his 2016 opinion, Kavanaugh argued that the CFPB's setup puts too much power in the hands of a single person.
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Almost every single person has told me they like the way I sounded but they didn't like the way I look.
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"Every single person I know is on Grindr," said Bryan Grey Yambao, better known as the blogger Bryanboy, after the show.
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Minecraft Earth aims to transform AR gaming from single-person experiences into a living, breathing virtual world that's shared by everyone.
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"Our goal is to be the Amazon Prime of rentals and reach every single person in the U.S. and the world."
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"She wanted to make sure that every single person in the film was true to what they were playing," Chastain said.
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Willem became increasingly nervous of every single person who passed by his house, and felt less and less comfortable at home.
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Then comes the kiss, which is a cathartic moment for every single person who's been shipping these two since mid-November.
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Thanks to this fixation, he contacted every single person he could to learn Becca's wearabouts until he successfully tracked her down.
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" In a series of expletive-ridden tweets Brielle, 20, wrote that "every single person who works here can go f— themselves.
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Every single person who has purchased DAO tokens has the ability to reclaim their ETH so long as they never vote.
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"Thank you to every single person who has been apart of this journey," Lil Nas continued in his statement on Twitter.
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What we started to think about was creating a brand and platform that by definition would treat every single person equally.
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There's plenty in the way of unspoken rules and tacky etiquette when it comes to navigating nightclubs as a single person.
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" She continued, "We are so grateful to every single person who helped spread the word and joined us in our search.
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But then, an unwelcome thought bubbled up: I've chosen to be the only single person in my group because it's safe.
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It reminded me of — and strengthened — my belief that any single person can make lasting change, starting with one small action.
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Young viewers are able to see positive change coming from a single person looking beyond the biases they've grown up with.
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"Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could've sung this song with me but you," she said.
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" Omar: "Every single statement that we make is from a place of extreme love for every single person in this country.
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Call it an occupational hazard, but people sure have a lot of opinions about how I behave as a single person.
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Not a single person who identifies as LGBTQ, nor any other attribute that places them outside the dominant culture of tech.
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Today, the company is filing for bankruptcy and will shut down after failing to deliver its product to a single person.
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Every Tell All there's always that one contestant that literally not a single person recognizes or remembers being on the show.
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The key to an outbreak, Friedrich said, is for those viruses to be transmitted from a single person to more people.
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GUTFELD: Yeah, I don&apost think I&aposve heard a single person that had actually said this is a good idea.
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It didn't help that almost every single person I genuinely care about uses an iPhone, which means they also use iMessage.
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The car is more than 17 feet long and just 3 feet tall, with room for a single person: the driver.
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In reality, of course, being a taxpayer is an identity shared by nearly every single person in the United States today.
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"NOT A SINGLE person in us government has EVER checked the magnitsky story," Akhmetshin told Reuters in a text message Thursday.
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Here's a closer look at what a living wage would be, before taxes, for a single person in every U.S. state.
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Still, few people with busy jobs who meet with dozens of people a month can remember every single person they met.
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Every single person involved in the process is not only amazing at what they do, but are also really good friends.
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We see rapid cuts of every single person killing zombies — to really drive home that they're all in the fight now.
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Or in other words, what every single person on the planet has felt at some point in his or her life.
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"Every single person has an investment in this, no matter how big or small, and every little bit counts," Dawkins said.
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I don't know a single person who isn't guilty of that, so I appreciated the writers attention to that little detail.
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Then there was the issue of whether Haley truly had traced his family's lineage back to a single person in Gambia.
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Every single person who purchases AirPods does so with the knowledge that the wireless earbuds could get lost at any moment.
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Someone who temporarily makes too much money—more than $320 a week as a single person—may risk getting the boot.
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When I was first appointed to the position, I interviewed every single person in my department and got to know them.
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I can't imagine what it's like to have every single person in the industry wait for your opinion on every ... matter.
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But the Nintendo Switch Lite is a handheld console, intended for a single person to use it as a handheld console.
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The chicken and gnocchi soup is a great starter for a single person on a chilly evening, but it's fairly plain.
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Dance Sam Kim has said she finds solos "gross" because they demand that audiences focus their attention on a single person.
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Ten years, every time my profound realization is always the same: Do I even know a single person working here anymore?
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From the age of four until I was 18, every single person I knew told me I couldn't be a girl.
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It is also about the amount of power given to a single person, who is largely unaccountable, at a government agency.
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"He passed a background check that every single person that purchases a firearm in the state of Florida undergoes," he said.
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And that is because not a single person in the government can confidently say what Trump will say or do tomorrow.
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She thanked "every single person in this building" and her sister before asking the female nominees in the room to stand.
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Seven months later, every single person in this photograph is no longer associated with the White House or the Trump campaign.
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"I didn't meet a single person who wasn't afraid," he said of his talks with both Rohingya Muslims and Rakhine Buddhists.
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He thought that if you could chart a course for every single person, you could make the world a better place.
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So fun times... Google Calendar automatically added every single person in the state of Utah address book to our Holiday Potluck.
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In 2020, $3,550 is the maximum contribution for a single person, while $7,1203 is the maximum for a couple or family.
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A single person making $139,000, or a couple making more than $206,000 combined, is no longer eligible for a Roth IRA.
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And it's getting worse, and not a single person who works for him doesn't know he has early signs of dementia.
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"I haven't had a single person disagree with me in terms of my policies," she told the Texas Tribune in November.
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"Initial indications are ... that it is an isolated attack, a single person," Close told reporters beside a street blocked by police.
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The satellite is sensitive enough to height that it should be able to spot a single person from 500 kilometers up.
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"Never before has the Bulletin decided to advance the clock largely because of the statements of a single person," they wrote.
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Since Mueller's appointment in 2017, he has focused more of his office's public activity on Manafort than any other single person.
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"There's not a single person on the political side the president trusts more than Bill," one senior White House official said.
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Other than those winners, every other nominee of color lost to, at times, entire casts without a single person of color.
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"Morales made it clear from day one that his government would be that of the single person," Sivak told VICE News.
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And when that final twist came at the end, every single person in the theater gasped at the same exact moment.
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York is unable to find a single person willing to go on the record as supporting his conflict of interest theory.
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"What I love about Channing is he is so willing to root for every single person in the room," said Stoner, 22.
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" Then he goes on to say, "I was surprised and shocked that not a single person at that meeting agreed with me.
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I don't think I know a single person my age who's ever booked a flight, hotel, or car through a travel agent.
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"Every single person on my board has been happy about the city's interest in doing things for the health of the city."
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Coordinated groups directed to kill by an international terrorist organization are easier to identify and disrupt than a single person acting alone.
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But because of the sheer numbers of wars, battles, and scrimmages every single person in Winterfell has fought against the Stark family.
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"That doesn't mean every single person in the vetting process," Sessions said, adding that senators are also right to closely examine Rep.
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"I don't think there was a single person in Boston who thought I would win this today," he said with a smile.
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That offers a rough estimate of how many people participate in the market currently (though a single person can hold multiple wallets).
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Not a single person perished in a commercial passenger jet crash in 2017, making the year an extraordinarily safe one for flying.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single person in want of an Iron Throne must be in need of therapy.
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She said that some transgender students choose to use gender-neutral restrooms or single-person restrooms at various locations around the school.
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Now imagine having to see every single person who saw you do that embarrassing drunk thing, every day for months and months.
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If Harmonix hadn't sold the franchise, this would almost certainly be Guitar Hero VR, where single-person play is much more acceptable.
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Say goodbye, it seems, to the politely returned text message (I've ghosted and been ghosted; what single person hasn't at this point?).
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But NordVPN says such an attack would have to be "personalized and complicated" and apply to a single person at a time.
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You've been this new single person for so long that you can't remember what it was like to be in a relationship.
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I was almost knocked over because not a single person looked up from their smartphone as they walked out of the lobby.
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A single person collecting them in one place is a Sisyphean task, but a collective is far more suited to the challenge.
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RTA also recently struck a deal with the Chinese drone company Ehang to test its single-person quadcopter as a transit alternative.
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There's also the Presidential Innovation Fellows, or PIFs, so that's more like a single person parachutes in and tackles a hard problem.
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For half my life, I sat alone with my feelings, never telling a single person what really happened to my parents. January.
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ANY political system that puts great power in the hands of a single person must also reckon with the problem that creates.
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It takes literally thousands of people to run a production of that scale, and every single person is a potential set leak.
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But at Glossier, it's something we've always stayed true to since pre-launch day one, is every single person is an influencer.
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It would seem as if Servideo is building a collection of every single person you'd ever come across on the East Coast.
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People just don't want to feel obligated to do it once a year for every single person they're sort of friends with.
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Because we're all touched by every single person that we see, we meet, we are friends with, we are lovers, we're family.
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Nor is it by any means a sure thing that having a single person manage an investment fund is the best model.
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If every single person had tried to be the very best like no one ever was, that society would have stopped functioning.
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A single person can retire comfortably on about $1,250 a month, while a couple will spend about $2,000, according to the website.
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I've now gotten hundreds and hundreds of people who are contacting me and I've tried to write back to every single person.
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What do people in power expect, when power is not used to protect the lives of every single person in this country?
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But I was single at the time, which ended up being a good twist, because you have at least one single person.
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Never in the history of the world has knowledge been so readily and easily available to every single person on the planet.
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" He added, "We humans, we feel and he made an impact on every single person on the is team in different ways.
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"This minimum code of conduct would be something that covers every single person that steps foot on the campus," he told WMC.
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According to the new paradoxical rules, a single person can be considered a man for some events and a woman for others.
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On a side note, not a single person who felt love at first sight on a speed date had the feeling reciprocated.
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We need to move toward a more expansive view that people can have multiple nations, and nations can share a single person.
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Like the wedding was some kind of boat and it would capsize if Jack didn't invite every single person he'd ever known.
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We shot an entire movie on the streets of New York, and not even a single person took a cell phone picture.
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All of this is fine when a virtual assistant is baked into a phone, which is primarily used by a single person.
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We have to treat every vote as if it is the last, make the case to every single person in the country.
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"No single person deserves more credit for House Republicans' historic majority than Nancy Pelosi," NRCC spokeswoman Katie Martin said in a statement.
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"This team has won three world championships and I will not point the finger at a single person," the Austrian told reporters.
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The government is now seriously committed to a "leave no one behind" ethic, which means counting every single person in the population.
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This would seem minimal, except that to qualify for Medicaid as a single person requires an annual income of less than $16,640.
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An Upshot articleon Thursday about rising Affordable Care Act premiums misstated the income of a single person at the federal poverty level.
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A maximum income limit applies, with a maximum income of $31,225 for a single person and $53,325 for a household of three.
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InSite has seen more than 3 million people since it opened, treated over 6,000 overdoses and not had a single person die.
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Is there any debate that is resolved quietly and privately, without the participation of literally every single person in the entire world?
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It's a nice reminder that there wasn't a single person around who wasn't affected by the charms and musical stylings of Prince.
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Every single person, regardless of any creed, color, gender, or age, all of them are going to be on the same wavelength.
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These days, Supper Mario Broth is run by a single person, but when the blog launched in 2012, there were two authors.
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"The piano keyboard interface allows a single person to play more complex music than on any other instrument," Xiao and Ishii write.
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But 62 percent of Americans know what we're talking about when we say this holiday can wreak havoc on a single person.
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Every single person seems to have this personal attachment to Britney Spears and really wants to be a part of this album.
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" He described coming out to those close to him, and said it was "unwelcome news to every single person in my family.
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He tops the Financial Review Rich List with $12.60 billion, the biggest amount of wealth for a single person in Australia's history.
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In addition, because group protests are banned, supporters were holding round-the-clock, single-person demonstrations outside police headquarters in central Moscow.
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If the state were to execute a single person every day, people would still be waiting on death row after two years.
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Every single person in America is affected and everyone is kind of going to get fucked over in one way or another.
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Not a single person mentioned coronavirus, and I didn't see any signs about symptoms or what to do if you get sick.
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The only option for customers would be a plan with deductibles of $7,21 for a single person and $2800,23 for a family.
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What if we invited every single person who wanted to come to the stage to take a photo, you know, on stage?
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And on Barbuda, where Hurricane Irma destroyed everything in its path this month, there is not a single person left, officials said.
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The one thing the framers feared above all else was a single person who was elevated to a position above the law.
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Every single person on our team wanted to beat the Tories, but we never discussed where exactly on the left we stood.
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In a statement, Holland America said that during one of those screenings, not a single person on board recorded an elevated temperature.
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When guards found Lee in his single-person cell, they cut him down, began CPR immediately and notified medical staff, Burton said.
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"The destiny of elephants is entirely in the hands of one single person — the president of China," Andrea Crosta, an investigator, says.
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If a single person earns a taxable income of $63,000 in 230.773, the first $9,875 of that will be taxed at 10%.
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"There is no single person that is so deserving of praise their comments deprecating others should be allowed to slide," she wrote.
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Mystery boxes, subscription boxes, advent calendars — what good is the millennial economy if we can't use it to our single person benefit?
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But not a single person considering Buttigieg said it would affect their vote in the caucuses, which are nearly two weeks away.
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"Maybe a year from now I'll decide I'm the best single person to do it, and I'll go do it," he said.
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Not a single person in the meeting said Northam should stay and fight, a Virginia Democrat briefed on the session told CNN.
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You don't want people to think you're cheap, but you're also not looking to splurge on every single person on your list.
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The title notwithstanding, "Trump Dynasty" is perhaps too grandiose a title for a project that focuses pretty steadfastly on a single person.
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Every single person on this earth is convinced that it’s both original and hilarious to make a Suite Life reference.
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"And I am deeply grateful to every single person who fought for it and who helped pass it into law," Warren said.
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It's an issue that no single person can solve on their own — a frustrating detail for those in critical need of help.
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Here&aposs how to do it, whether you want to video chat with a single person or a group of Instagram users.
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"I think Mary Tyler Moore has had more influence on my career than any other single person or force," Oprah Winfrey says.
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Medicare for All is one way that we can give every single person in the country access to high quality health care.
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"Any time there's a tragedy in the community, every single person has to feel and be part of what happened," Sonny said.
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For federal college loans, it is defined as the amount exceeding 150 percent of the federal poverty level for a single person.
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"We will not stop working for the people of Flint until every single person has clean water every single day," Snyder said.
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If there is a single person who exemplifies the dumbass hick in the smug imagination, it is former President George W. Bush.
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I think every single person can educate themselves on why certain things are wrong, so they're not living in an archaic dark hole.
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But that's where I think we're going, where it's literally now economically feasible and profitable to enable every single person to get tested.
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When Gomez spoke to DJ Roman Kemp in the spring, she said that she was the only single person in Taylor Swift's squad.
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A single person without children can only receive benefits if they earn less than $15,270 a year, or roughly the federal minimum wage.
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Kim Kardashian West has a face that almost every single person with internet access, or who regularly walks by a magazine stand, knows.
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There was a definite nip in the air when Padma Lakshmi arrived at the TIME 100 Gala ... not that a single person complained.
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The youngest victim recalls the grief and guilt she felt after the deadliest mass shooting by a single person in modern US history.
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As the ice in the cooler melted and the guacamole browned, not a single person among 100 apartments stopped by. Not. One. Person.
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They&aposre attaching, I don&apost know the names of the single person if you put in front of us in your audience.
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Because you realize, every single person he's picked for his cabinet wants to destroy the thing that they've been put in charge of.
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You can't control every single person and know how they're gonna deal with things and know if they're gonna pick up a weapon.
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I find this impressive because I do not know a single person who has seen Lion for any reason other than professional obligations.
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They got fairly beaten and they're lashing out and trying to destroy every single person and every company that contributed to that defeat.
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Corrine's dad is understandably worried that Nick's career as a reality show single person won't prove lucrative enough to support Corrine's lavish lifestyle.
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It seems like every single person involved in this movie just goofed around the whole time... and maybe it's great because of that.
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CBB6 is a single person company incorporated in the Kingdom of Bahrain with limited liability whose proprietor is the Central Bank of Bahrain.
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Last summer, Mr. Hollande unveiled an aid plan of €4,000 for single-person businesses that hired their first worker on a yearlong contract.
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Despite this fact, every single person around Fitz is consistently talking about how he's destined for greatness and could be a true revolutionary.
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However, since his mind linked to every single person he killed, the trauma splintered David's mind into a whole host of distinct personalities.
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Drawbridge, a startup that helps businesses identify when a single person is using multiple devices, has raised $25 million in Series C funding.
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We want every single person who walks through the doors to feel the same, which is to feel hope and to feel loved.
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It's a good salary for a young, single person like me to get to enjoy life a little more, even in San Francisco.
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How do we connect every single person in this country — whether they live in an urban, rural, or suburban area — to the economy?
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A single person can receive up to €780 a month; a family of three adults and two children can get up to €1,330.
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Because if you think about all your potential readers — in anything you write, I think — you'll try to write to every single person.
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The facts are that every single person who has been briefed on this subject has come away with the same conclusion – Republican, Democrat.
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Exercise is "available to every single person, has zero side effects and works in some capacity for everybody who takes it," Metzl said.
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Gravity raised more than $203 million from nearly 24,000 backers to create a plush, single-person blanket that weighs up to 25 pounds.
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Not a single person, the manufacturer says, has died from the direct effects of the Taser's powerful shock to the heart or body.
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"I promise that every single person who votes for Stacey Abrams, you're going to get a new car," said the call, per CNN.
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The title isn't a nod to the magical creature, but to the moniker given to a single person who has sex with couples.
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This early choral music was largely "monophonic", a tune often sung by a single person, without accompanying harmony or chords, such as plainchant.
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Not a single person has time for a leechy sibling like Paulie who considers himself as being owned shit from a come up.
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"And all of a sudden it becomes a habit and those small habit changes he's making, every single person can do," Harry continues.
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Indeed, visits to five betting shops around London on Tuesday morning found not a single person who had bet on the baby's name.
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In one of the courts, every single person processed in six months was declared a foreigner because they weren't present at their hearing.
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It's designed to be operated by a single person, with all of the electronics fitting in the Dronegun itself and an attached backpack.
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Every single person working with us in the project plays in bands who have done that to me, in some way or other.
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The facts are that every single person who has been briefed on this subject has come away with the same conclusion — Republican, Democrat.
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The government cannot possibly know the needs of every single person today, so that the needs of the individual are met for tomorrow.
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"Every single person in Congress has a role — our role is to take our votes, leadership's role is to wrangle votes," Omar said.
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While this is the kind of change that many political scientists would like to see, it still places everything on a single person.
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Every single person who got a role, the first thing I made sure of was that they could speak this language without problems.
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These aren't sure-fire wins for every single person you might encounter at the gym, but they may at least spark some ideas.
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No one knew if Nakamoto was already part of the Bitcoin community under another name, or even if he was a single person.
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McDonald's book falls into a tendency we have to attribute everything we wish were different in society to a single person or institution.
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I can say with so much certainly that I could not be loved by a single person if my thoughts were just public.
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Chaganty: I think every single person on the cast and the crew had to relearn aspects of the job to make this movie.
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It is defined as intentional aggressive behavior by a single person or a group against a peer who cannot easily defend himself/herself.
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It shocked me to find out that every single person I knew there had a gun and was not afraid to use it.
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"I haven't found a phone company that actually said that their mission is to sell less phones to a single person," he adds.
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In a perfect world, you'd be able to get every single person on your list the most thoughtful, memorable gift money can buy.
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Iran, on the other hand, has a complex political system where power is dispersed and not controlled by any single person or institute.
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Unless every single person on the e-mail list is properly designated, he said, the FDA is likely in violation of the rules.
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There wasn't a single person at the table whose work I don't consistently admire, so it was truly an honor to be included.
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It was the largest single cash gift from a single person in the museum's history, and the museum subsequently named its new building
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The memoir form makes the book work, however, because it focuses a very broad subject through the microhistorical lens of a single person.
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"Every single person deserves an opportunity to succeed no matter where they live and no matter how they grew up," Kander told Simmons.
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Ask Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch), who uses her retro bombshell aesthetic to strike fear into the hearts of every single person in Riverdale.
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Person B might offer that the Internet is a fucking nutso file dump of every crazy thought every single person has ever considered.
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It worked for me; I managed to land a job I found online, at a company where I didn't know a single person.
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Every single person at the party was looking for that beautiful black or brown midnight kiss and it felt like a fish market.
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Without fail, every single person I've shown it to has either yelped with surprise or stumbled in response to the sensation of falling.
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Speaking to a security conference in Munich, Pence tells his audience he brings greetings from President Trump... and not a single person claps.
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Progressive politics prefer consensus to hierarchy: This can lead to a multitude of leaders, rather than a single person taking the interview spotlight.
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You are going to assess the faces of every single person stood before and behind you in that queue, out of sheer boredom.
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But it's remarkable just how badly fucked every single person who has ever so much as shaken Trump's tiny, weatherbeaten hands has gotten.
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The groups got smaller and smaller too, "like a single person or a small family instead of a group of people," Lawson remembers.
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No single person or government department has enough information to capably steer the market, and ad hoc deals establish a poor business climate.
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For a single person where I live, that is a decent salary -- as long as you are not planning on buying a home.
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U.S. agents, most of them from the U.S. Border Patrol, took people's money — in some cases, hundreds of dollars from a single person.
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Every single person giggles with joy when they see them, swimming in on a mirrored tray, ringed by drifts of powdered sugar snow.
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Today, however, an estimated 28% of all American homes are single-person households, according to a 63 report from the US Census Bureau.
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Although activists say not a single person has died there, the city is still struggling with a spiraling increase in fentanyl-related deaths.
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But it is still an optional program that lacks the automatic enrollment that Medicare-for-all utilizes to cover literally every single person.
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"A single person might have money, but we got mics," San Francisco-based instructor M.K. (Mary Kate) Hurlbutt wrote on her Instagram account.
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And he was poet enough to know that everyone, every single person, was a mystery he could spend a lifetime trying to solve.
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Not a single person in America, let alone the entire planet, is immune from feeling the impact of COVID-19 in some form.
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You happen to be standing next to a lever that would divert the trolley onto another path, where a single person is standing.
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Also popular are "huddle" or "focus" rooms — small spaces where two people can meet or a single person can enjoy some alone time.
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"Every single person at American knows we succeed or fail based on how well we serve customers," said Joshua Freed, a company spokesman.
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So a massive thank you to every single person that has shared our post and given their time to help make this possible.
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Those transactions are a violation of campaign finance law, which limits contributions to a candidate from any single person to $2,700 per campaign.
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Every single person you see day to day is there because they are the best person who could be found for that job.
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I think the question in this whole area for every single person who wants to be the Democratic nominee is: What's your message?
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But some of the unspoken rules of Instagram give us some leeway – not every single person, location, or brand needs to be tagged.
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Calculating how much information a single person or state-full of people have contributed, and which companies benefited financially, will be incredibly difficult.
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In many, many cases, a $15 hourly wage will not bring a family, or even a single person, to an adequate living standard.
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"There wasn't a single person in my circle whom I wouldn't be begging to help him — not a single one," Maksakova told me.
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The entire day I had been knocking on doors, not a single person asked me why I was doing what I was doing.
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It was just impossible at the height of the BSC's popularity for a single person to write four or five books a month.
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No single person can speak on behalf of a religion with more than a billion adherents or even the millions of American Muslims.
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I think it would be great if every single person in this room and every single person in the administration never had to talk about this again and we actually got to focus on the real policies and the real things that not matter just to people in this building but certainly all Americans, African-Americans, Hispanics, and everybody in between.
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Not a single person living with HIV in either study who'd been undetectable for at least six months transmitted the virus to their partner.
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This opens up the possibility of players acquiring loot and in-game items that are totally unique and only owned by a single person.
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"While this is interesting research, it is a single person case study," stressed Karen Pearce, director of care for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
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For 2016 the AMT exempts the first $53,900 in income for a single person and $83,4.13 for a married couple filing a joint return.
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But above all, it is about more than women — for any of this to be successful it is imperative that every single person #BeBoldForChange.
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Right now a single person earning $550,000 a year pays the same marginal rate as a person earning 10 or 20163 times as much.
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"I can guarantee you that there was not a single person there that got wet who did not want to get wet," he said.
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I remember every single person who has ever worn a dress of mine, whether they are celebrities, social media influencers, family, friends, or clients.
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And the idea that every time that every single person can't get their question answered or fit in a room that we're excluding people.
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Back in the 1980s, some epidemiologists searched relentlessly for a single person they dubbed 'patient zero,' the one who carried AIDS out of Haiti.
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For Spotify's monthly fee, $26 per month for a single person in the US, users can also listen to ad-free and unlimited music.
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Not just the close ones, or the ones you've seen recently -- I mean every single person on this Earth that you consider a pal.
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"She was so thankful for the people who were flying with her – every single person in that airplane gave her their condolences," Belinnette says.
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You might have learned in English class that "they" and "them" describe a group of people, while "he" and "she" describe a single person.
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What T-shaped people realize is that no single person or discipline is more important than the other, nor should they strive to be.
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One of the defining aspects of my life is that my house is a mess and I never invite a single person to visit.
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"I don't think I've talked to a single person in person — and I'm out all the time — who has criticized my position," he said.
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I started to fall in love with it really in my own right as a single person, but really just generally as a place.
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Yes, every single person I have done a scene with has been someone I fantasized about, looked up to, or desired in some form.
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In the meantime, I'd like to officially call bullshit on every single person who has felt the need to comment on my baby's size.
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But when you're managing a traditional news group, the first things I did was I had an industrial engineering person follow every single person.
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