Thirty-eight minutes later it was revealed to be a goof.
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Thirty-eight percent said they are in favor of that approach.
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Thirty-eight percent of the respondents had no opinion about Comey.
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Thirty-eight percent of people would vote to scrap the law.
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Thirty-eight weapons and a cache of explosives were also recovered.
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Thirty-eight counties in Texas, people just out of their homes.
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Thirty-eight percent don't think the House should vote on impeachment.
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The wind chill was thirty-eight below, according to my phone.
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Thirty-eight require minors to notify their parents or get their consent.
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Thirty eight percent said they disapproved of the firing, while 29% approved.
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In 1968, Humphrey got thirty-eight per cent of the white vote.
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Thirty-eight of these female pilots lost their lives in the service.
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Thirty-eight percent of those surveyed are in favor of the measure.
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Thirty-eight percent of independents agreed as did 6900 percent of Democrats.
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Five Thirty Eight had the idea to break them down even more.
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Thirty eight people were injured overnight Sunday, the city's Hospital Authority said.
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Thirty-eight sovereigns were crowned there, and 17 are buried on site.
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Thirty-eight people died, including 30 police and seven civilians, he said.
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Thirty-eight and baby-faced, Nolasco wears cowboy boots and golf shirts.
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Thirty-eight percent said they were already using it at the time.
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Thirty-eight years later, The Force Awakens is premiering in actual Chinese theaters.
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Thirty-eight years ago we had Steve Jobs, Bob Hope, and the sun.
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Thirty-eight passengers were injured, Chief District Officer Bal Krishna Panthi told CNN.
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Thirty-eight percent approved either slightly or strongly, and 13 percent reported ambivalence.
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The ACS, however, only goes to roughly one in every thirty-eight households.
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Thirty-eight people were wounded overnight on Sunday, the city's Hospital Authority said.
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Neal, who is thirty-eight, is tall and lean, with a resonant voice.
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But Five Thirty Eight is known for producing probabilities, not just straight picks.
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Thirty-eight countries currently participate in the program, according to the State Department.
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He told me he was thirty-eight and asked if I was hungry.
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Thirty-eight of Hawaii's 415 endemic plant species, it added, have become extinct.
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Thirty-eight percent hadn't heard enough about her to have an informed opinion.
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Thirty-eight percent of those polled thought so in March, and 44% do now.
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Thirty-eight children have been born there since the conclusion of the peace agreement.
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Thirty-eight percent couldn't remember ever talking to their doctor about their life expectancy.
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Thirty-eight percent of them report people not wanting to conduct business with them.
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Ratification requires three-fourths of state legislatures (thirty-eight), and Republicans hold thirty-three.
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Thirty-eight percent prefer Northam, Virginia's lieutenant governor, while 1 percent supports another candidate.
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Thirty-eight per cent of the workforce is now made up of nonregular workers.
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Thirty-eight companies and 58 executives have been charged as part of the investigation.
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Thirty-eight refugees from Iran, for example, have been resettled in 2018 so far.
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Thirty-eight states must approve constitutional amendments in order for them to be ratified.
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Thirty-eight percent said they would support a Democrat, while 23 percent are undecided.
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Thirty-eight of the chief executives that left their posts were from public companies.
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ZARIF: Well, first of all everybody over the past thirty-eight years has tested Iran.
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Thirty-eight of 82 strategists said they were more bearish and 37 were more bullish.
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If Jasper had been thirty-eight when they met, that made him fifty-nine now.
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Thirty-eight of the cases are laboratory confirmed, 221 are probable and 25734 are suspected.
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Thirty-eight percent of Republicans, however, think the U.S. is winning the war in Afghanistan.
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Like both of them, Mendelssohn died young—at thirty-eight, apparently from a brain hemorrhage.
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Thirty-eight percent of families in the surrounding zip code live below the poverty line.
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Thirty-eight percent of independents and 19 percent of Republicans were also against the withdrawal.
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His death, at thirty-eight years old, reminds people of Mozart's at a similar age.
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My mother conceived me when she was thirty-eight, using sperm from an anonymous donor.
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Thirty-eight percent said they'd be more pleased, while 7% said they'd be more insulted.
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Thirty-eight percent of respondents oppose the protests, compared to 33 percent who support them.
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Thirty-eight of the 39 victims have been identified and 11 of them were Turkish nationals.
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Thirty-eight faithless electors from states Trump won switching their votes to Clinton would do it.
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Thirty-eight of the dead appeared to be adults, while one was a teenager, police said.
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Thirty-eight were tagged with identification chips and released into the Allegheny River Basin in 2013.
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Thirty-eight percent said they hoped to hear Democrats discuss their differences with President Donald Trump.
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Thirty-eight percent say Trump will raise their taxes in a CBS News survey released Wednesday.
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Thirty-eight missiles, hidden under clamshell openings, point to the sky and sit ready for launch.
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Thirty-eight percent believe news coverage is slanted in the Democratic nominee's favor, the poll found.
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Thirty-eight percent of Democrats said it should stay open, while 52 percent wanted it closed.
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Out of thirty-eight hours of Convention coverage, CBS devoted thirty-two minutes to the demonstrators.
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Thirty-eight percent think Apple should not unlock the phone, while 2628 percent do not know.
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His current job was overseeing the construction of a thirty-eight-unit apartment complex in town.
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Hopkins is now thirty-eight, and one of the most celebrated electronic musicians of his generation.
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A few weeks ago, Parliament released "Medicaid Fraud Dogg," its first album in thirty-eight years.
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When I visited in the early spring of 2016, the meal cost about thirty-eight dollars.
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Some of them (have spent) even thirty eight years with me, and they are still there.
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Thirty-eight percent of Democratic lawmakers are currently women, while just 8 percent of Republicans are.
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Thirty-eight other people who were in the clinic that day would need to be monitored.
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Edelstein, then thirty-eight, had worked his way through John Jay College and Fordham Law School.
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Thirty-eight states said more guidance would be "extremely to very helpful," according to the report.
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Thirty-eight-year-old Donald Giusti died from injuries suffered in the June 12 fight in Lewiston.
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As Five Thirty Eight notes, "Trump is more popular among Republicans right now than" Paul Ryan is.
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Thirty-eight-year-old Jeff Mann's company Render Life falls into the "computer" category highlighted by Poloz.
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Thirty-eight percent of respondents in the new polling said they are happy with the country's direction.
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The Morning Consult/Five Thirty Eight poll had Biden losing 10 points and Harris gaining 9 points.
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Thirty-eight percent said they put in one to 10 hours from home, during a typical week.
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Gorman was thirty-eight, a Bronze Star-winning combat veteran who had served multiple tours in Afghanistan.
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Thirty-eight signature small scale paintings are being shown as well as some sculptures and block prints.
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Now Todd, who was thirty-eight, asked if she would pick him up from a city park.
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Thirty-eight states have laws on the books similar to Indiana's—that is, criminalizing harm to fetuses.
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Thirty-eight percent say the former president should step down instead, while 2 percent have no opinion.
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Shapiro, who is thirty-eight, constructed a scenario that teasingly mirrored "The Bachelor," which airs on ABC.
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Do not forget that this is a pattern of behavior that has existed for over thirty-eight years.
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In his thirty-eight career fights, Santos has been knocked out in about a third of his appearances.
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At the time, Hopkins lived on thirty-eight acres that he had converted into a makeshift wildlife sanctuary.
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We are thirty-eight pages into " Shyness and Dignity " (218), by Norway's most distinguished contemporary novelist, Dag Solstad.
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McWilliams has often crossed paths with Justin Moser, a thirty-eight-year-old fifth-generation Oklahoman from Norman.
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Thirty-eight years later, Judge Nguyen was confirmed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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Thirty-eight lawmakers in the country's Senate voted against the bill, with 85033 in favor and two obstaining.
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Like a lot of character actors, she was a late bloomer, making her Broadway début at thirty-eight.
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A mile-long section of a single lane of an American interstate highway requires thirty-eight thousand tons.
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Thirty-eight of the 39 counties in King's district shifted at least 12 points toward Republicans in 2016.
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An appetizer-size plate of pasta can set you back thirty-eight dollars; a roasted squab, sixty-five.
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Thirty-eight percent of those surveyed said it was increasingly difficult to demand the use of a condom.
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Thirty-eight percent considered it appropriate in 2005 and 28 percent said the same during 2001's edition.
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Thirty-eight percent said he would be terrible, while 6900 percent said he would be good or great.
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Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos finalized their divorce in July, and she received a thirty-eight-billion-dollar settlement.
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Thirty-eight people were injured in the siege, amid barrages of tear gas, water cannons and petrol bombs.
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Thirty-eight states have passed Right to Try laws, but federal law supremacy probably renders these merely symbolic.
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Thirty-eight minutes later, a second emergency alert was sent to phones, confirming it was a false alarm.
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Thirty-eight percent of its 631,000 population is immigrant and the jobless rate exceeds 12 percent - both nationwide highs.
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When he was thirty-eight, he went to see a famous Jungian in Rome, his first foray into therapy.
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Thirty-eight percent say they don't believe Mueller has found evidence of collusion and 27 said they don't know.
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According to analysis from Five Thirty Eight, Cuellar has voted with President Trump more than almost any other Democrat.
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In the end, thirty-eight lawmakers voted against the bill, 31 voted in favor of it and two abstained.
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Thirty-eight percent of GOP respondents opposed allowing criminal charges to be brought against a president who's in office.
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Thirty-eight Republicans voted to ban assault weapons in 28503; just eight voted for this year's background check bill.
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Last year, thirty-eight hundred people drowned while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea; many of them were Eritreans.
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Thirty-eight states have laws criminalizing harm to fetuses, which prosecutors could also apply to cases involving self-managed abortion.
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Thirty-eight Israelis, two American tourists and a British student have been killed in Palestinian stabbings, shootings and car-rammings.
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Thirty-eight of the city's 51 council members sponsored the legislation, and it ultimately passed in a 45-2 vote.
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Thirty-eight people were wounded, including 14 police officers with one being hit on the head with a paving stone.
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Thirty-eight-year-old John Walker Lindh is scheduled for release Thursday from the federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana.
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Thirty-eight states have their own "two-victim" laws, meaning it is considered a separate crime to harm a fetus.
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Thirty-eight Israelis, two U.S. tourists and a British student have been killed in Palestinian stabbings, shootings and car-rammings.
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Thirty-eight percent of Northeast residents said they were better off now, with 2202 percent saying they were worse off.
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The physical factor still imposes limitations—only thirty-eight consulates have agreed to issue documents, and they are distributed unevenly.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans still believe in the creationist account of our origins, but that is a historical low.
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Thirty-eight percent oppose an outside probe into alleged links between Trump's campaign and Russia, while 28500 percent are unsure.
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Bob and Rhonda stayed for seventy-four minutes, thirty-eight of which were spent discussing water damage to their condo.
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The Obama EPA, alone, wrote over 25,000 pages of rules, thirty-eight (38) times the words in our Holy Bible.
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Thirty-eight percent rank Clinton's time at State as her career's best accomplishment in the Rasmussen Reports survey released Friday.
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Let's say it is, over all, way up, from thirty-eight per cent to fifty per cent, or even higher.
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Thirty-eight years later, we were at an airport in Paris, standing in line for our connecting flight to Kiev.
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Thirty-eight more bodies were found on Sunday, said chief coroner Seneh Dumbuya, bringing the official death toll to 499.
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Thirty-eight planned surgeries for Monday would be postponed to make space for victims of the mosque attacks, he said.
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Thirty-eight percent believed that bias favored Clinton, while 24 percent thought the bias hurt the former Democratic presidential nominee.
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Thirty-eight cases of AFM have been confirmed in the United States so far this year, according to the CDC.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Thirty-eight people were injured in a train accident in northern Egypt on Thursday, the health ministry said.
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Thirty-eight percent said the tariffs would protect American jobs and 28503 percent said the tariffs would have no impact.
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Thirty eight French troops have been killed in the West African Sahel since France sent troops to Mali in 2013.
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Thirty-eight members of parliament voted against the motion of no confidence in the new government and 25 for it.
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Thirty-eight percent trust employees to communicate financial earnings and operational performance, versus 20 percent who trust the CEO, for example.
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Thirty-eight were found guilty by a police tribunal of excessive force, getting into a fight, or firing their gun unnecessarily.
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Thirty-eight of those individuals were so ill they were hospitalized, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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He said that prior to their wedding they had never even met; he was thirty-eight and his parents were concerned.
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Thirty-eight of the 40 analysts covering the company have either buy or hold ratings on Netflix shares, according to FactSet.
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Thirty-eight percent expect to raise allocations to Saudi equities in the next three months and 8 percent to reduce them.
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In the United States, the rate is one in thirty-eight hundred; in Finland and Italy, it's one in twenty thousand.
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Thirty-eight percent of all voters now say they approve of the job Trump is doing, down 6 points since April.
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Thirty-eight, with a round face, in person he was friendly, with an inquisitive manner and a decent command of English.
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Thirty-eight percent say they are not confident in the financial future of their business compared with just 15% in January.
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He is thirty-eight and photogenic, a devout Christian who grew up in Soweto and is married to a white woman.
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Mendieta was thirty-eight and single, the son of a public prosecutor and a teacher who ran a home for orphans.
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Thirty-eight percent of Trump voters and 32 percent of Clinton supporters said they were voting "with reservations" about their candidate.
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Thirty-eight years old, she is of Turkish descent and the first Muslim member of the C.D.U. to enter the Bundestag.
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Thirty-eight of the tourists were traveling on Royal Caribbean's cruise ship Ovation of the Seas, the New Zealand Herald reported.
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From 22014 to mid-22009, Federal District judges considered fifty-three Guantánamo habeas-corpus petitions and granted thirty-eight of them.
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Thirty-eight of the Eastern Hellbenders cared for by the zoo have been released into the wild to help with these efforts.
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Thirty-eight boxes remain unpacked from when Douglas and his partner moved in 1994, so who even knows what else is there?
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The crew over at Five Thirty Eight even picked Zuckerberg 23rd overall in their fantasy-football-style draft of Democratic presidential candidates.
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Almost forty thousand people were jammed into a stadium whose official capacity is under thirty-eight thousand; five thousand more listened outside.
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Thirty-eight percent of Democrats have a "very unfavorable" view of Republicans, and 43 percent of Republicans hold that view of Democrats.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters disapprove of the job Whitmer is doing, while 22019 percent approve and 27 percent have no opinion.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters believe the Trump campaign was spied on during the 2628 election, according to a survey released Wednesday.
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Thirty-eight percent don't plan on specializing in UX, backend stuff or other specific disciplines, which they might want to revisit later.
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Thirty-eight people were killed, 221 of whom were black, and more than 2200 were injured, the commission on race relations said.
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Busia is thirty-eight, with big brown eyes, a warm, toothy grin, and the dense, bunched-up shoulders of a gym rat.
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Thirty-eight percent of respondents said they disapproved of the military action, showing that Americans are almost equally divided over the move.
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Thirty-eight percent said they would prefer Republicans to keep control,and and 33% of independent voters said they would vote Republican.
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Thirty-eight schools around the country generate more than $100 million in sports revenue annually, according to data compiled by USA Today.
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Thirty-eight countries are participating in the visa waiver program, including several close U.S. allies like France, Germany, Australia, Sweden and Japan.
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Listening to thirty-eight CDs brings you no closer to experiencing such felicity and innocence—the possibility in the tripper's brittle laugh.
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Thirty-eight percent of all border apprehensions and 52% of marijuana seizures occur in this part of southern Texas, according to Karisch.
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Thirty-eight other departments told the news outlet that they have either applied to the program or may want to sign up.
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Thirty-eight out of 71 rivers are unsuitable for humans to touch, according to a report by the State Oceanic Administration of China.
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Thirty-eight percent said the businessman would be the best president for small business, while 21 percent said Democratic candidate Clinton would be.
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Thirty-eight percent of all respondents said he is held to lower expectations while 37 percent said he is held to higher ones.
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Thirty-eight percent of respondents said they were conservative in 2015, versus 21625 percent who said moderate and 2900 percent who said liberal.
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At thirty-eight, Abloh is technically a member of Generation X, but his career, and his success, tell the story of millennial consumerism.
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Five Thirty Eight says: FanGraphs has: According to Baseball Prospectus, it's: So you probably have some idea what this list will look like.
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If we just get five percent [of the vote], that's one hundred thousand people, going by the thirty-eight percent turnout last election.
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A thirty-eight year old cultural anthropologist and ethnographer, Stark is a wry and, at times, rambunctious guide through the Age of Images.
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Thirty-eight international artists cross boundaries to reveal insider and outsider perspectives on Sicily, January 28-April 30, 2017 at The Delaware Contemporary.
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"Thirty-eight minutes — and the fear and the anxiety and everything that it caused for the people and for our visitors," she said.
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Under a cerulean blue sky one morning in Auckland, I boarded a helicopter beside a thirty-eight-year-old American named Jim Rohrstaff.
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There is something awesomely confounding about the music of Tyshawn Sorey, the thirty-eight-year-old Newark-born composer, percussionist, pianist, and trombonist.
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Riya, who is thirty-eight, told me that her relationship with her mother is strained; they can connect only through discussions about politics.
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About half of the thirty-eight trustees on the Met's current board either collect modern and contemporary art or actively support the department.
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Thirty-eight countries, including the United States, the UK and Canada, had partial bans, in which such punishment is prohibited only in schools.
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Thirty-eight percent of bisexual Americans are also nonwhite, greater than the number of gay or lesbian respondents of color (24% and 26%, respectively).
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Thirty-eight percent of the Guillain-Barré patients examined had to be admitted to the intensive care unit and 12 percent required breathing assistance.
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Thirty-eight percent say they think Trump's apology for those comments is sincere, and 68% say Trump probably has made unwanted advances toward women.
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As the wall text states: In December 1862, President Abraham Lincoln approved the executions of thirty-eight [men] in a quickly moving, unfair trial.
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Thirty-eight tonnes of equipment had to be transported to the remote site by a convoy of trucks amid heavy flash floods , UNHCR said.
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Thirty-eight percent said they are "much less likely" to vote for those who back Trump in the Morning Consult survey released early Tuesday.
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The M.T.A. offered a million dollars in prize money in each of three categories, and Avedisian emerged from four hundred and thirty-eight entrants.
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The Five Thirty-eight website shows Trump's job approval going from 42.5 percent just before the drone strike to 42.3 percent two weeks later.
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"It's not a seat Democrats needed, but it's one they wanted, for sure," Nathaniel Rakich, an elections analyst at Five Thirty Eight, wrote Tuesday.
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The restaurant was a sort of Michelin Star Hooters for gay men, where patrons could consume thirty-eight dollar halibut while sexually harassing muscled servers.
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Lag was hardly an issue, even after receiving a blast of thirty-eight text messages from a group chat about an upcoming Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
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According to Five Thirty Eight, more people voted in Virginia than in any state legislative election since 1976, a fact that should concern Republican leaders.
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She told Krasner that, shortly before she took office, she sent letters to thirty-eight prosecutors, informing them that she was planning to fire them.
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Mondella set about expanding that location into two adjacent buildings, and eventually the factory occupied a total floor space of thirty-eight thousand square feet.
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Thirty-eight percent believed Barr should be able to refuse to testify until both parties came to an understanding on the format of the hearing.
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As the controversy over "Amoris Laetitia" has grown, the thirty-eight-year-old Douthat has become perhaps the most prominent lay critic of Francis's papacy.
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Thirty-eight percent said Clinton's nomination was a "historic moment," and 12 percent said that she is the most historic nominee in the nation's history.
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Thirty-eight of the 50 U.S. states have some form of early voting in this year's race between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.
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Thirty-eight percent of say Biden has the best chance of beating the president, pollsters found, while 18 percent say Sanders has the best shot.
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Read more " _____ • Brandon Rottinghaus in conversation with Clare Malone in Five Thirty Eight: "History shows that these investigations can take years and often prove inconclusive.
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Chang claims that it's what his first restaurant, Noodle Bar, would be if he had opened it at age thirty-eight rather than twenty-six.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans overall approve of Trump's job as president, while 58% disapprove -- and 48% strongly disapprove, according to the newly released poll.
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Thirty-eight percent think the process should be delayed until the next president is elected, as Mitch McConnell and other Republicans in the Senate have argued.
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Thirty-eight state and national pharmacy associations had urged the court to take up the case, saying pharmacies generally get to choose what products they stock.
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Eataly, the Italian food empire, which has thirty-eight stores, is opening its first L.A. branch this month and was looking for local products to stock.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans polled approve of the job Democrats in Congress are doing, compared with 2628 percent who approve of the Republicans in Congress.
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Thirty-eight percent of millionaires age 55 and under said they will increase short-term investments — cash, money market accounts, CDs, treasury bills, checking/savings accounts.
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Carton, then thirty-eight, was a well-travelled, fast-talking shock jock with a knack for the rhythms and the provocations of free-form talk radio.
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The War on Drugs, a Philadelphia-born outfit fronted by the thirty-eight-year-old guitarist and vocalist Adam Granduciel, does not subscribe to this ethos.
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Thirty-eight years later, in the midst of the 21600 outbreak, scientists finally discovered the actual culprit: a species of bacteria now known as Chlamydia psittaci.
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Thirty-eight percent said they would be willing to pay more for a travel service provider who demonstrates environmental responsibility, a 13 percent increase from 2014.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters say that their community isn't prepared to handle a natural disaster, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll released on Monday.
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Thirty-eight police and security officials were captured last weekend in Dong Tam village, 25 miles south of the capital, Hanoi, in the dispute, activists said.
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The Activist One afternoon this winter, in a hotel room near Amsterdam, I met a gaunt thirty-eight-year-old Syrian activist named Mazen al-Hamada.
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Intelligentsia, an American emporium that promotes a vision of coffee that is "revered, yet democratic," sells a twelve-ounce bag of Takesi for thirty-eight dollars.
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He had lost "thirty-eight pounds of fat," married "the woman of my dreams," and ditched his tiny apartment for a Spanish-style castle in Southern California.
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Thirty-eight percent of Donald Trump supporters in South Carolina wish the South had won the Civil War, according to a new poll by Public Policy Polling.
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Thirty-eight people, including 35 men and 3 women aged between 15 and 70, were charged with participating in a "riot", the police said in a statement.
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As the horses hit top speed, about thirty-eight miles an hour, Irad, aboard a four-year-old filly named Fortunate Queen, held a two-length lead.
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Thirty-eight percent want immigration into the country to be decreased, while 38 percent want it kept steady and 21 percent want it increased, the poll found.
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Thirty-eight of the 54 African countries have coastal borders, and marine development was recently hailed as the "new frontier of African Renaissance" by the African Union.
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Thirty-eight healthy college students were invited to U.A.B.'s exercise lab to determine their fitness and metabolic rates — and to report what their favorite pizza was.
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Thirty-eight feet wide by twelve feet high and deep, the work pairs the glamorous fantasia of a teen-age boy's bedroom with a stark prison cell.
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Thirty-eight percent said they believed the FBI had been biased against Trump, while 21 percent said it had worked in the president's favor, the poll found.
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Thirty-eight were killed based on a body count at the local hospital, but the death toll could be closer to 50, said regional prefect Evariste Binguinendji.
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Read more " _____ • Perry Bacon Jr. in Five Thirty Eight: "It is the Republican reaction — and especially the congressional Republican reaction — to Russia stories that really matters most.
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" Now, tipping back her glass and downing the wine in a single belligerent gulp, she announced, "I'm thirty-eight years old and I'm putting my foot down.
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The terrorist, who had trained at an Islamic State camp in Libya, killed thirty-eight people, thirty of them British tourists, before being shot dead by police.
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It's been thirty-eight years since Bob Crane was found bludgeoned to death in his Scottsdale, Arizona, home, but the unsolved case remains a bigger mystery than ever.
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"Thirty-eight years after the original Halloween I'm going to help to try to make the 10th sequel the scariest of them all," Carpenter said in a statement.
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Thirty-eight percent of respondents said they opposed him and 233 percent said they supported, compared to 228 percent opposing him and 623 percent supporting him in August.
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Thirty-eight percent of all adults, including two out of three Democrats, support efforts by Democratic leaders to continue the Russia investigation in Congress, according to the poll.
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Thirty-eight years after John Warnock Hinckley Jr. attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in a mad bid to impress Jodie Foster, he is — mostly — a free man.
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Thirty-eight percent of Trump supporters told PPP they wish the South had won the Civil War, while only 323 percent said they're pleased that the North prevailed.
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Thirty-eight percent said they "don't feel strongly" about seeing politics in their feeds, while only 15 percent said they liked it, a 5 percent decrease from 2016.
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Thirty-eight percent of evangelicals told pollsters that they wished the South had won the Civil War—more than twice the number of nonevangelicals who held that view.
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It also used the grant to buy the portable ultrasound machine, for thirty-eight thousand dollars, and to pay the part-time salary of Mary Hargis, the sonographer.
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In six years over thirty new alternative payment models were launched and thirty eight states and territories participate in the State Innovation Models initiative to implement regional reforms.
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When she entered the White House, at the age of thirty-eight, she had already established a reputation as a kind of Joan of Arc for humanitarian intervention.
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Thirty-eight percent of Democratic college students rate climate as their top issue, while another 20 percent named wealth disparities, Gaba added, discussing polling conducted by College Pulse.
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Romer is thirty-eight years old, stands six feet tall, wears dark skirts with dark tights, and has copper-red hair, a pale complexion, and light-blue eyes.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters said they cast a ballot in opposition to Trump, while 26 percent said their vote was meant to express confidence in the president.
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Then, at dawn on November 2nd, thirty-eight buses arrived to transport the minors from the containers to a network of eighty-five temporary-accommodation centers across France.
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Thirty-eight seconds after Staal's tying goal at 7:05 of the third period, the Blue Jackets thought they had regained the lead on a Zach Werenski delivery.
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Thirty-eight percent of millennials queried for the study cited visibility of buy-in into a company's mission as their top reason for choosing one job over another.
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Thirty-eight cases are pending, and 87 were withdrawn or closed because of a lack of probable cause, according to a document obtained by The New York Times.
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Of three male actors listed in the main credits of "Suspiria" (the cast is otherwise thirty-eight women), one is a distinguished cinematographer and another is an architectural photographer.
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Read more " _____ Nate Silver in Five Thirty Eight: "[...] Tuesday's results shouldn't have exceeded your expectations for Democrats by all that much because you should have had high expectations already.
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Five hours and thirty-eight minutes of malice and mistrust, in which the characters—mostly men—are trapped in extreme weather conditions and settle their differences with extreme violence.
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In a "Five Thirty Eight Chat" in December 28500, Nate Silver estimated that the breakdown may have been 6900 percent Clinton, 2628 percent Trump, and 28503 percent no vote.
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Thirty-eight percent in both states say they could change their mind, and 17 percent in South Carolina and 21625 percent in Nevada indicate they have no preference yet.
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In New Hampshire, Sanders received sixty per cent of the vote and Clinton thirty-eight per cent—one of the worst electoral defeats that either Clinton had ever suffered.
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Thirty-eight percent of fund managers polled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch expect a recession over the next year, compared with 49% who see a recession as unlikely.
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Thirty-eight out of 50 statehouses would have to approve it to satisfy what the Supreme Court calls the "consent of the states" requirement established in the 1869 Texas v.
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In the past eight years, as coal has ceased to be the dominant fuel used in power plants, production in the United States has dropped by thirty-eight per cent.
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Two lithographs by Renoir were priced at thirty-eight hundred dollars, and a glass cocktail table ("Client states that it is a Brancusi design") was twelve hundred and fifty dollars.
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Thirty-eight percent said they would like the GOP to keep control of the lower chamber, while nine percent said they did not know or did not provide an answer.
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The second in a quartet of volcanic island-based investigations curated by Marianne Bernstein, Due South brings together works by thirty-eight artists who have traveled or lived in Sicily.
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Would Emmanuel Macron, a thirty-eight-year-old defector from Hollande's cabinet, running as an independent, siphon off a considerable number of votes from whoever ends up representing the left?
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The school, which has two hundred and thirty-eight students, was undergoing a forty-one-million-dollar renovation, including a new gym that could seat the entire village on bleachers.
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Early one morning in Grozny, I sat in an office off the cavernous main hall of the Kadyrov Mosque with Usman Osmaev, the republic's deputy mufti, who is thirty-eight.
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Thirty-eight states currently have so-called right-to-try laws, which allow dying patients access to experimental medicines that have passed an early phase in the FDA approval process.
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According to a count, in May, by the independent journalist David Dufresne and Le Monde , two hundred and thirty-eight people had been wounded in the head during the protests.
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The preface to the catalogue of the original show, authored by the three curators, states: 'A New Spirit in Painting' is an exhibition of the work of thirty-eight painters.
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They towed targets for gunnery training and ferried more than half of the combat aircraft within the U.S. during World War II. Thirty-eight of the women died during their service.
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Thirty-eight percent of those polled disapproved of the way Barr has handled the release of information, 32 percent said they were unsure or had no opinion, and 31 percent approved.
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In 1978, poor blacks aged twelve and over were only marginally more likely than affluent blacks to be violent crime victims — around forty-five and thirty-eight per 1000 individuals respectively.
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"Thirty-eight years after the original Halloween I'm going to help to try to make the tenth sequel the scariest of them all," Carpenter said in a statement to Entertainment Weekly.
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"Thirty eight million school days are missed each year due to influenza alone," says Larter, who is partnering up with Lysol to raise awareness about the benefits of keeping healthy habits.
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Thirty-eight percent of respondents said that they see immigration as their top issue – more than the 36 percent who said health care is the most important matter in the country.
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Thirty-eight percent said they would have no real effect; 2202 percent said they would create better economic opportunities for Americans; and 2628 percent said the discussions would make things worse.
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Thirty-eight children under 5 years old, of the 93 identified, were returned to their families by Tuesday evening, according to a Health and Human Services official and an administration official.
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When Mandiberg started paying close attention, sometime in 2009—he is now thirty-eight, has wavy red hair, and hasn't shaved since New Year's Day—he set up a weekly calendar.
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Thirty-eight years later, I stood in her kitchen and took notes as she took 18 pounds of chicken and rice and flipped it upside down without losing a single grain.
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Thirty-eight percent of employers automatically enrolled workers at a rate of 3 percent of salary in 2015, down from nearly 215 percent of employers in 2401, according to T. Rowe Price.
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More from VICE: Even so, none of the right to try laws adopted at the state level—thirty-eight so far—force private drug companies to release experimental drugs to dying patients.
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Thirty-eight of the group were injured and two were in critical condition, the official said, adding that there had been no fatal avalanches in the region for at least three years.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans hold a positive view of the president, while 215 percent have a negative opinion — again mostly unchanged from last month's 278 percent positive/133 percent negative score.
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Thirty-eight percent said they expected their taxes to go up because of the new law, compared to only 19 percent of voters who said they expected their taxes to go down.
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Thirty-eight years ago, in Ridley Scott's "Alien," we met the crew of the Nostromo, a spaceship that, having picked up a signal of mysterious origin, was diverted to an uncharted planet.
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His father, Joseph Dillard Quillian, who was born in Georgia in 22013, practiced law for thirty-eight years before becoming a judge, serving on the state supreme court from 229 to 215.
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Two-hundred-thirty-eight cities across North America applied to be home for the company's next headquarters, and last month Amazon selected Long Island City, Queens, and Crystal City, Va., for HQ2.
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Thirty-eight years after she first appeared on the cover of the coveted magazine, Brinkley is back in the pages -- this time with daughters Alexa Ray Joel, 31 and Sailor Brinkley Cook, 18.
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Thirty-eight Israelis, two American tourists and a British student have been killed in stabbings, shootings and car-rammings, many of which took place in the vicinity of the Old City's Damascus gate.
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He is thirty-eight, with a dry, ironic wit and a nervous habit of twirling his goatee, which is rapidly going gray; his clients are, for the most part, young, boisterous, and unpredictable.
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That's more than Islamophobia, civil liberties, foreign policy, or anything else: Thirty-eight percent of Muslim Republicans polled listed the economy as "the most important issue" to them in the 2016 presidential election.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans described themselves as optimistic about the future of the economy compared to 35 percent who were pessimistic, with 27 percent saying they were unsure, according to the poll.
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A fourth man, Kenneth Williams, aged thirty-eight, who had been on death row since 2000, was executed at Cummins on Thursday, shortly before midnight, when his warrant was set to run out.
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" The FCC notes that "Thirty-eight public interest organizations expressed concern that financial incentives can result in consumers paying up to $85033 per year—$62 per month—for plans that protect their privacy.
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Thirty-eight of his singles, including "Workin' Man Blues" and the 1973 recession-era lament "If We Make It Through December," reached No. 1 on the Billboard country chart from 1966 to 1987.
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Thirty-eight percent of Netflix subscribers said they did so "to watch original series made by the provider," (such as "Queer Eye," pictured) according to data from GfK included in the Ofcom report.
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When the thirty-eight-year-old singer Jamie Stewart, the prime mover behind the longstanding experimental rock group Xiu Xiu, first watched "Twin Peaks" in college, on VHS tape, he became unhealthily obsessed.
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Read more " _____ • Clare Malone in Five Thirty Eight: "The nice thing when you're talking to voters is that they don't want or need a bumper sticker [...] They want to have an actual conversation.
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Thirty-eight percent in the 11th District think it will cause their taxes to rise, while 19 percent responded that they think taxes will fall and 32 percent believe they will stay the same.
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Thirty-eight percent are using instant messengers like Telegram and LINE several times a day, compared to 12 percent back in 2012 when 3G had yet to be fully released across the telecom sector.
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Helgesen, who is thirty-eight years old and lanky, with hair that he regularly brushes out of his eyes, grew up in Silver Bay, Minnesota, a small town on the shore of Lake Superior.
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Thirty-eight percent of the Americans surveyed said the Democrats in Congress are likely to be more capable in handling the issue, as compared with the 30 percent who said the same of Trump.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters surveyed in the Sunday poll said they were less likely to support Moore following the accusations, while 85033 percent of voters said they were more likely to support him.
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Thirty-eight lenders in all will have to report by April 5 on how their bottom lines will be impacted by an economic shock and the Federal Reserve will grade the banks by June 30.
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Thirty-eight states and D.C. have laws against revenge porn, but up until today—counting statewide and city laws, New York was one of 12 hold-out states where it had yet to be criminalized.
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Last Wednesday afternoon, Jacinda Ardern, the thirty-eight-year-old Prime Minister of New Zealand, sat on a couch in her suite at the Plaza Hotel recounting her day to a small circle of advisers.
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This is all a valiant effort to fight FOMO, I get it: Thirty-eight percent of millennials in the survey said they already wished they'd taken more chances on what they really wanted to do.
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The thirty-eight-year-old actor Andrew Rannells is part of a new crop of gay stars—like Chris Colfer and Tituss Burgess—who never had to bother to be closeted in the public eye.
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Thirty-eight percent of the respondents told pollsters working for the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights said they had considered emigrating because they do not feel safe as Jews in the country where they reside.
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Thirty-eight permits have been granted to 33 individuals, allowing them to import the trophies into the U.S., according to the group Friends of Animals, which cited documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Thirty-eight percent of people would vote for a new right-wing party that is committed to Brexit, while almost a quarter would support an explicitly far-right anti-immigrant, anti-Islam party, the poll found.
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There were no survivors among the 227 people on board, and the crash amounted to the worst disaster involving an American sports team: Thirty-eight members of the Marshall University Thundering Herd football team were killed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Thirty-eight large financial companies will get an additional year to develop plans for how to unwind their business in an orderly way in the event of bankruptcy, U.S. banking regulators said on Tuesday.
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Apart from their beauty, it is likely their frequent association with the dimmed fates and wan hopes of the victims of the AIDS epidemic—which took his life, in 1996, at the age of thirty-eight.
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Ernst, who was thirty-eight, with floppy brown hair and a look of perpetual bemusement, had recently become the head of Channel One, the state television network with the largest reach, a post he retains today.
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At a bilateral summit in April, he reached an agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping to boost the number of American movies that are released in China from thirty-eight to a number to determined later.
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Photograph by An Rong Xu for The New Yorker When I learned that the Alaskan king crab on a neighboring lazy Susan was priced at thirty-eight dollars a pound and weighed about eight, I demurred.
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Thirty-eight tourists, mostly British, were killed by an Islamist gunman who opened fire at the hotel in Sousse, three months after 21 tourists were killed by gunmen attacking the Bardo National Museum in the capital Tunis.
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"When I moved to Kono, we went to the government hospital and there was nothing—no beds, patients were lying on the floor, no doctors, only volunteer nurses," Barrie, a round man of thirty-eight, told me.
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T-Mobile's Binge On service—which offers unlimited video streaming from more than thirty-eight video providers including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and HBO—violates that key principle according to a new study published by Stanford University researchers.
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Thirty-eight percent of people with HIV weren't receiving treatment and were linked to 6900 percent of new infections of the virus, according to 2628 data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Monday.
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The remarkable thing about Camarena is that he never seems to push his voice: it's as if singing a high D-flat in a thirty-eight-hundred-seat theatre were the most natural form of self-expression.
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Through two GoFundMe campaigns, she had fraudulently raised thirty-eight thousand dollars; altogether, she had taken in nearly half a million dollars, most of it through a seven-year false narrative perpetrated on her family and friends.
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Thirty-eight percent of Fairholme Fund is invested in preferred shares of government-backed mortgage financiers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which Berkowitz predicts could bring him higher returns in the next six months, according to the Journal.
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The three-hundred-and-thirty-eight-foot ship, the Fragata Libertad, was reportedly hosting a hundred and ten naval cadets from several countries, sixty-nine members of the Argentine Navy, and a crew of two hundred and twenty.
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Thirty-eight years ago this week, a film was released that showed the complex relationship between a group of friends, separated by time, distance, and war but connected in their love for each other and, um, for surfing.
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On September 11, 2001, after flights were rerouted to their nearest airports, thirty-eight jets suddenly landed in Gander, stranding some seven thousand passengers for up to five days in a town with only five hundred hotel rooms.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans say Trump has a great deal or a fair amount of respect for the nation's democratic institutions and traditions, while 60 percent say he has not too much or no respect for those institutions.
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That's distinct from aquaponics (farming with fish) and aeroponics (farming with air and nutrient-dense mist), explained Rob Laing, a thirty-eight-year-old Australian tech entrepreneur, who, in thrall to papalo , set up the farm two years ago.
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Thirty-eight percent of students said they favor, and 224% said they strongly favor, allowing universities to pay college athletes a salary, meaning that more than half (22014%) of all students polled were in support of compensating college athletes.
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The CCC was a public relief camp for young men, so the insinuation was that the thirty-eight-year-old Jeanne had some inappropriate contact with these young men, most of them between the ages of 18 and 25.
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They have a forty-minute conversation that contains about two minutes' worth of relevant information and instruction and thirty-eight minutes of Sheila venting about how at best they've embarrassed themselves and at worst they're facing a copyright lawsuit.
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At the time Ford's will was executed, it was thought that the yearly expenditure would be around twenty million dollars, but, three years later, it leaped to thirty-eight million, then, a few years after that, sixty-eight million.
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ISTANBUL — Thirty-eight people were killed and 136 were wounded here on Saturday in two explosions, and officials said one of them was a car bomb outside a stadium that targeted police officers on duty for a soccer game.
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According to the Pew Research Center, based in Washington, D.C., the number of French people who express a favorable view of the E.U. has dwindled from sixty-nine per cent, in 2004, to a mere thirty-eight per cent.
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BALTIMORE _ The winning numbers in Wednesday evening's drawing of the Maryland Lottery's "Bonus Match 5" game were: 03-10-18-36-38, Bonus: 25 (three, ten, eighteen, thirty-six, thirty-eight; Bonus: twenty-five) Copyright 2020 The Associated Press.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Thirty-eight Islamic State militants were killed in northern Syria over the last 24 hours, the Turkish military said on Sunday, marking an escalation of conflict in the area where Syrian rebels, backed by Turkey, are fighting the jihadists.
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Thirty-eight percent said the EU brought more drawbacks than benefits, while nearly two-thirds said they did not think Macron would be able to change the EU for the better, despite it being one of his main policy goals.
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Thirty-eight states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico experienced minimal flu activity for the week ending December 1, while New York City and 10 states experienced low or moderate activity, according to Friday's weekly flu report from the CDC.
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These poems, by a citizen of the Oglala Lakota Nation, juxtapose tribal and personal history to address the U.S. government's violence against Native Americans—including the execution, in 1862, of thirty-eight Dakota men, who revolted as starvation ravaged their people.
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Two-hundred-thirty-eight different cities across the country, trying to win Amazon's beauty pageant, pledged everything from tax benefits to free parking to exclusive zoo memberships to creating a new town in which Jeff Bezos could be mayor for life.
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Thirty-eight tonnes of equipment were transported to the remote site by a convoy of trucks amid heavy flash floods for that event, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said, with 250 high-profile guests making an appearance.
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Hendrix's anthem arrives on the thirty-seventh disk of "Woodstock—Back to the Garden: The Definitive 50th Anniversary Archive," a thirty-eight-CD set that includes nearly every moment of recorded sound from the festival, spanning thirty-six hours of audio.
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The meticulously organized, modest closet in which Sara Berman kept her pristine all-white belongings tells the story of her liberation: At the age of sixty, she ended a thirty-eight-year marriage and relocated to New York from Tel Aviv.
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Read more " _____ Nate Silver in Five Thirty Eight: "I still think Moore is favored, although not by much; Jones's chances are probably somewhere in the same ballpark as Trump's were of winning the Electoral College last November (about 30 percent).
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Clinton is still up by 0.3 points in the Real Clear Politics average of polls—a CBS/YouGov poll released just days ago had Clinton leading by five—and Five Thirty Eight forecasts that Clinton has a 56 percent chance of winning Ohio.
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Thirty eight States have enacted right-to-try (RTT) laws, the intent is to increase the availability of experimental medicines to individuals battling life-threatening conditions A federal version has support at the highest levels of the Trump administration including the president himself.
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To reach the Pole in the time Peary said he had done so, he would have had to average thirty-eight miles a day, or more than three times faster than the highest proven average ever achieved—and that was by snowmobile.
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Finally, MacCarthy makes a forceful case for Gropius's greatest American achievement: the Pan Am (later Met Life) building in New York, though here, too, van der Rohe's "superlatively elegant thirty-eight-story Seagram Building" on Park Avenue seems to steal the show.
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In the late nineteen-nineties, Alan Collinge was beginning work as a research scientist, hopeful that he would be able to pay back about thirty-eight thousand dollars in loans he had taken on to study at the University of Southern California.
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ROME — Thirty-eight years after being gunned down in a hospital church in El Salvador, Archbishop Óscar Romero was named a saint on Sunday to cheers in St. Peter's Square, while thousands watched the ceremony on video monitors in the Salvadoran capital.
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You're bobbing your head to a funky guitar riff when, all of a sudden, you hear it: Thirty-eight seconds in, that "spine-tingling squeal" makes you realize this is a song you're going to be thinking about for a loooong time.
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Some of the green had evidently washed down onto the pedestal and stained the bas-relief granite shields once intended to hold the seals of the thirty-eight states (plus two extra for the future) that had entered the Union by 1886.
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Thirty-eight-year-old Abdul Muntaleb Ali, sleeping on a thin blue mattress on the floor beside three others, had been killed when debris from a ballistic missile fired by Yemen's Houthi militia group crashed through their roof shortly before midnight on Sunday.
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Thirty-eight children -- all girls between the ages of 5 and 12 -- were sleeping in the dorm when the fire broke out at the private Pitakiatwittaya School Christian elementary school in Thailand's northern Chiang Rai Province, according to lead investigator, Police Captain Kachornsak Pongthit.
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Thirty-eight planes and nearly 6,600 civilians descended on the small town, and the generosity shown by the locals has spawned a book ("The Day the World Came to Town"), a Canadian TV movie ("Diverted") and even a BBC radio play ("The Day the Planes Came").
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Over the past few years, victims of revenge porn have been fighting to pass laws around the country to ensure this new class of sexual violence is actually seen as a crime; thirty-eight states and Washington, DC, now have laws against revenge porn on the books.
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Since the armies tabulated their casualty statistics by the day and not by the hour, we know only the total toll for November 11th: twenty-seven hundred and thirty-eight men from both sides were killed, and eighty-two hundred and six were left wounded or missing.
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The average age of domestic farmworkers—the roughly one million seasonal workers who were legalized as part of the 4.03 Immigration and Control Act, as well as those who are undocumented—has increased from thirty-three, in 2000 and 2001, to thirty-eight, in 2015 and 25.1.
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That hurdle might not seem steep at first glance, but according to a Five Thirty Eight analysis, only eight candidates -- Joe Biden, Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, Beto O'Rourke, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren -- have registered at above 2 percent in three qualifying polls so far.
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There we were at the Pageant in St. Louis in January, part of a mostly black, mostly heteronormative, coupled-up crowd, when this white guy—seemingly out of nowhere—rushed the stage to tell the thirty-eight-year-old comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish how much he loved her.
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According to Media Matters, in the first year after Mueller was appointed Hannity alone aired four hundred and eighty-six segments attacking the federal criminal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election; thirty-eight per cent of those segments claimed that law-enforcement officials had broken the law.
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" At the beginning of "Paper Shadows," Mr. Choy states the facts of his birth as he had long known them: "I was born Choy Way Sun, on April 20, 1939, in Vancouver, in the province of British Columbia, to Nellie Hop Wah, age thirty-eight, and Yip Doy Choy, age forty-two.
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Thirty-eight states have some version of a fetal protection law on the books, and though many of them were intended to protect pregnant people from harm—think: an abusive spouse who punches their partner in the stomach—prosecutors have tried to use them to criminalize people they suspect of self-managed abortion.
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Thirty-eight tips for understanding Germany and the Germans, a video podcast on how to open a bank account and cartoon guides instructing foreigners not to grope women or harass homosexuals are just part of the guidelines authorities are introducing in an effort to teach migrants and refugees how to integrate into German society.
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We'll start with the CDC data: CDC: Most new HIV infections come from those not receiving treatment Thirty-eight percent of people with HIV weren't receiving treatment and were linked to 81 percent of new infections of the virus, according to 85003 data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday.
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In October, 2016, Johnson, who is thirty-three, and Elsheikh, who is thirty-eight, travelled to Ghana, where they met local entrepreneurs and saw relevant sights: everything from the notorious Cape Coast Castle, the center of the transatlantic slave trade, with its "door of no return," to W. E. B. Du Bois's last home, in Accra.
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Not long after that, a seven-year-old boy who was in the custody of his father, but whose case had been overseen by the D.C.F. for more than five months, was brought to the hospital with burns on his feet and bruises all over his body and weighing only thirty-eight pounds; he has been in a coma ever since.
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Very truly yours, Rose & Stern Kenneth S. Sterncc: Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh Rajneeshpuram, Oregon -- October 31, 1983 Mr. Kenneth S. SternKellogg Building, Suite 1011935 SE WashingtonMilwaukie, OR 97222 Dear Mr. Stern: As a fellow member of the Oregon Bar, and as an individual with thirty-eight years of Jewish heritage, I am appalled by your letter to Robert Krueger of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Services.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker The card for the rainbow trout—the cheapest fish on the menu, at thirty-eight dollars (forty-five if you opt not to catch it yourself)—reported that such a creature inhabits "rivers with low temperatures, high speeds, and high levels of oxygen"; the one I was about to eat, a server admitted, came from a farm in Pennsylvania.
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" The Woman in the Window " (Morrow), a highly successful début novel by the pseudonymous A. J. Finn (thirty-eight-year-old Daniel Mallory, a former editor at Morrow), is a superior example of a subset of recent thrillers featuring "unreliable" female protagonists who, despite their considerable handicaps—which may involve alcoholism, drug addiction, paranoia, and even psychosis—manage to persevere and solve mysteries where others have failed.
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