Thrice to thine, and thrice to mine, and thrice again to make up nine. Peace!
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Roth ended his writing career with a series of tightly focused novels including this slim, powerful volume about an unnamed, thrice-married, thrice-divorced New Jersey-born protagonist.
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She had to do it to em thrice....... . . .
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McGregor fought thrice in 2015 and thrice in 2016 with little controversy, but competed once in boxing in 2017, once in UFC in 2018, then not at all in 2019.
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The novelties normally cost between $39.95 and $49.95 at Thrice.
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Already, Tehran has thrice surpassed limits found in the deal.
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Nowadays people think thrice before reaching out to their pockets.
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The thrice-married Trump says he's never asked God for forgiveness.
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The German Bundestag introduced a thrice-yearly Chancellor's Questions in 20183.
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Punch me in the nuts thrice — what's your freaking problem, man?!
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Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Cyprus and Greece -- but not once but thrice.
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The central bank currently expects to raise rates thrice this year.
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Thrice Woven is out September 22 on their own label Artemisia.
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So thrice blighted and the opposite of useful: A fiddly gimmick.
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The world's largest airline will offer thrice-weekly service starting Dec.
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This night, before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice.
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Going back a little further, William Jennings Bryan managed this trick thrice.
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Reset comes out thrice weekly; the debut episode is about bio-hacking.
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Whatever the case, these festival wristbands aren't showcasing your thrice-yearly hedonism.
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A thrice-delayed general election is due to be held next year.
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That's because a mid-week storm would have been thrice as costly.
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Some staff members even get together for thrice-weekly morning 5K runs.
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After all, their winters are twice as long and thrice as unbearable.
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Not once or twice but thrice, the best of three epic bouts.
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So far, Prime Minister Theresa May's deal has been rejected thrice by lawmakers.
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You're a thrice-married adulterous p—y-grabbing 6 times bankrupt scam artist.
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EDT Received comment from Nate Schmiedehaus at Thrice about pool float order statuses.
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In the pilot episode alone, Emily is thrice referred to as a genius.
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On the afternoon of July 13, 2018, the prim daughter of thrice-deposed
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At center: cumin lamb lahmacun (top), thrice-cooked bacon with rice cakes (bottom).
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The bottle was small, so my friend went thrice to collect the fuel.
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Now, Mr. Doumbouya photographs the thrice-monthly Talk column for the Sunday Magazine.
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Xero's market value, at around A$6.88 billion, is more than thrice MYOB's.
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Women's groups have pounced, accusing the thrice-married billionaire businessman of compulsive misogyny.
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The treatments were unorthodox, involving copious draughts of vegetable juice and thrice-weekly enemas.
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In Hanoi, Trump, to his credit, stopped Kim from selling the same horse thrice.
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They have been practising their march thrice a day for the last four months.
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This thrice-yearly signal scrambler can throw us off our communication game big time.
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Poot met him up in four bruising encounters, beating him thrice and only losing once.
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For a thrice-married former raconteur, the Trump first family appears remarkably stable, and loyal.
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Once, twice, thrice The third and final CNN town hall this week features Texas Sen.
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Although Zuckerberg has thrice declined the committee's summons — preferring to meet with EU parliamentarians instead.
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Professor Kinitra Brooks will teach the thrice-weekly "Black Women, Beyoncé, and Popular Culture" course.
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Cyprus's can take over three years, more than thrice the wait in Germany and France.
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Thrice leaders in Brussels have agreed to delays as deadlock has dragged on in London.
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And the thrice-married candidate accompanies his evangelical wife to church on Sundays, aides said.
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The central bank has thrice cut interest rates this year, most recently on Oct. 30.
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Today, she is a thrice-elected congresswoman pushing for socially minded change in Argentine politics.
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Sign up for Signal, a thrice-weekly newsletter from GZERO Media, a Eurasia Group company.
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If you've done something, then you do it "Again ... and again," you've done it THRICE.
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Priebus said he doesn't believe voters are judging the thrice-married Trump on his personal life.
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Or maybe Ivanka needed to squeeze in one of her thrice-daily meditation sessions before Pilates.
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She urged the United States to "prudently" handle the issue and to "think thrice before acting".
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But today, they return with Thrice Woven, a vibrant, diverse dive into all their multifarious interests.
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Trump, the thrice-married ubermensch who jokes about Megyn Kelly's period, is the more usual reality.
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He has won five matches against the top 10 ranked tennis players this year, losing thrice.
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Lynn has allowed multiple homers in a start four times this season, thrice to the Astros.
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Rubio once again resorting to his earlier, thrice-repeated, point about Obama knowing exactly what he's doing.
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Thrice-yearly "Space Flag" exercises, begun in 113, will include allies for the first time in August.
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That leaves the 68-year-old, thrice-ousted prime minister with a very difficult decision to make.
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We pray to his bust thrice a lesson and then we kiss the bust on the lips.
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As you might expect for a thrice-nominated, Oscar winning actress, Portman transforms emotionally for each role.
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The emergency committee of international health experts that advises WHO had thrice declined to declare an emergency.
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Trump is a thrice-married man who has repeatedly betrayed those who have done business with him.
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The public pressure: Trump has tweeted five times about McCabe over the past year, thrice in December.
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Though India outperformed its rival that day, the thrice-delayed match was overshadowed, quite literally, by pollution.
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This time around, one of those will be the thrice-nominated Marin Mazzie, who died on Sept.
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Metro-North's Hudson Line offers twice- or thrice-hourly service between Cold Spring and Grand Central Terminal.
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Jim Jordan: He doesn't share the one that- Speaker: Mr. Jordan, Mr. Jordan Hayes Brown: And thrice.
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Parliament has failed so far to find a majority for any alternative to May's thrice-defeated deal.
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Enhanced co-operation has been used but thrice, for cross-border divorce, the European patent and property rights.
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Alejandro Giammattei, for his part, had thrice been rejected by voters in his previous designs on the presidency.
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Casado compared Spain's economy to thrice bailed-out Greece and Rivera called the country "the European joblessness champion".
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She was thrice-married and five-times titled: Throughout her life, she held the titles the Honourable Mrs.
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"I thought it was going to start a fight, instead it humped the wooden moose thrice", he said.
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First baseman Ian Desmond tripled and scored in the ninth as Colorado scored thrice against the Houston bullpen.
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The Rangers scored twice in the second and thrice in the third to take a 6-1 lead.
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But then you discover that lightning really can strike twice — or thrice, or more — in the same place.
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But we did manage to finish our too-sweet iced green tea, only after it was thrice diluted.
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Lewis Carroll notwithstanding, the fact that the government has 'said it thrice' does not make an allegation true.
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Initially, it was suggested that we conduct the interview during one of his thrice-weekly 10-kilometer runs.
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Mr. Trump is the scion of a real estate developer and a thrice-married lover of the gilded.
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They targeted how Ukraine's government thrice offered him the role of defense minister, which Vindman each time declined.
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Dour, rural, thrice divorced but born again — Twitter could not have invented a better parody of the uncool.
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Everyone, from the Trump-loving cop to the thrice-divorced man whose motto is "You can't fix ugly," cries.
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I can't believe we have to write you up thrice, but it looks like you just can't help yourself.
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That's more than nine days in aggregate—enough time to watch Game of Thrones all the way through. Thrice.
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Which, by the way, is a long-awaited thrice-weekly half-hour talk show that just started on Netflix.
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He is also, like his candidate, a thrice-married man who feels entitled to criticize Hillary Clinton's lifelong marriage.
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Tulsa trailed by as many as 453 points before slicing that deficit to eight thrice in the waning moments.
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It has been banned thrice since Independence, including after the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi by former member Nathuram Godse.
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The call can be made by pressing the existing power button thrice, anywhere between 300 milliseconds and 500 milliseconds.
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He was later sent to jail thrice for harassment and breaching restraining orders that banned him from contacting Hopkins.
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The 22015 trillion yuan is also thrice the volume Alibaba achieved in 2482, and double its transactions in 3.73.
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The thrice-married Khan recently wed a woman who appeared in their wedding photos wearing a full-face veil.
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The 24,000-square foot glass-heavy structure had seating capacity for 300 patrons, thrice that of a typical McDonald's.
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Batman Forever's box art emphasizes not once, not twice, but thrice that there's something special about the game's graphics.
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Before Veep, it was Modern Family winning five years running; before Modern Family, it was 163 Rock winning thrice.
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Squint at the thrice-married Logan and his thirsty heirs and you might see the first family as well.
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I'm sure they share their convictions with all their colleagues, neighbors and their good friend the thrice-married president.
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It delivers thrice-weekly cooler bags customized with meat-optional, plant-based breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks, sides and juices.
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Galactic is also working on a third, so its fleet could be thrice as big by end of year.
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The Huskies thrice trimmed the deficit to two points in the second half, twice in the final four minutes.
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In fact, we have no basis for concluding that there are independent sources for the documents' thrice-made assertions.
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Up until the release of his EP , Quiet as Kept, Thrice Groove's vocal chops were unknown to the masses.
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Get the classics—like Kung Pao Pastrami and Thrice Cooked Bacon—but give the mapo burritos a shot, too.
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The thrice-married candidate's checkered personal history and crude rhetoric flew in the face of the party's religious, conservative image.
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He also added that the university had an anti-cheating team of 22 that checked the students thrice during exams.
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However, a sluggish wage growth have raise doubts about the central bank's plan to raise interest rates thrice in 2018.
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The Fed expects to hike rates thrice in 2018, but it is doubtful that investors have priced in as many.
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He is a better bet than the thrice-married, ethically compromised Newt Gingrich, or the unpopular, politically damaged Chris Christie.
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Cruz has argued that he is a much better choice for religious conservatives than the thrice-married, casino-owning Trump.
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It would also increase the frequency of foreign currency swap auctions to daily from thrice a week previously, starting Thursday.
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Cubans tune in to the thrice-daily state news programmes or to foreign satellite programs pirated from the United States.
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Read it, and you may well want to cook Mr. Smillie's recipe for thrice-cooked roast chicken when you're done.
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Sex can be a source of scandal, of course — as the thrice-married, infamously philandering Gingrich should be aware of.
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Riedel, previously convicted thrice for DUI between 2003 and 2010 (a fourth from last year is still pending), faces numerous charges.
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He was also the offspring of immigrants (Czech, rather than German), thrice married and, obviously, a big fan of fast food.
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Against New England, Manning went deep five times, once for a 34-yard gain, once for a touchdown, thrice for incompletions.
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She is hoping to again put to parliamentary vote her thrice-rejected Brexit agreement but chances of it passing appear low.
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The food's okay if you fly a couple of times a year, but not when you're doing it thrice a week!
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He once read the entire Bible from cover-to-cover in one night, a feat achieved only thrice by Mrs. Kim.
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This record to me is not just their jumping off point, it's their iconic point where they became what Thrice is.
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Donald, who is thrice married, was an active participant in one of the most lurid infidelity scandals of the 20th century.
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The Making Eyes 3-in-1 Brush doesn't have just one product hidden inside the tube — it has thrice as much.
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On May 28th Lufthansa announced that it was suspending its thrice-weekly flights from Frankfurt to Caracas as of June 18th.
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The Balsam Hill Classic Blue Spruce Tree looks so real you'll have to look twice (or thrice) to realize it's manufactured.
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Back in the Theresa May days, Parliament thrice rejected the Brexit divorce agreement and couldn't agree on an alternative Brexit plan.
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He's arrested — thrice — and is facing multiple felony charges in addition to his original drug case, a lawsuit and impending divorce.
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Adams has thrice suffered heartbreak in her career, after finishing behind athletes who have subsequently been found out as drug cheats.
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You can be a thrice-married, trash-talking showman with bankruptcies, lawsuits and all manner of other messiness in your wake.
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That may be the least nefarious thing since most Americans might not be surprised about the thrice-married President's personal life.
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For all its healthy overtones, Adler is an all-inclusive resort, serving up plentiful, thrice-daily meals and snacks in between.
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How do evangelicals explain their support for a thrice-married adulterer whose biographers have not found a man preoccupied with his salvation?
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Within half an hour, the ritual will be complete, and I'll have gotten my thrice-weekly dose of medicine into my system.
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"I am a great Christian," he assured Iowa's voters who may have been skeptical about a thrice-married New York casino magnate.
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Another 24 percent found the thrice-married real estate tycoon not too religious, and 23 percent found him not religious at all.
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Once I got to the door, a gentleman thrice my size in camouflage cargo shorts checked my name off an iPad list.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May could try bringing her thrice-rejected deal back to a vote in parliament as soon as Tuesday.
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Britain's exit from the EU has already thrice been postponed due to the London parliament's repeated failure to ratify a withdrawal agreement.
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Even if the thrice-delayed general election is held, politicians will be fearful of expressing themselves openly and challenging the junta's policies.
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Henderson began his Bellator career with losses as he was defeated thrice in his first four bouts with the Hollywood fight firm.
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Gordon then delivered his hail of 3s and the Rockets thrice cut the margin to four points without ever scaling the hump.
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This is a thrice married man whom multiple women have accused of sexual misconduct, and at least one has accused of rape.
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The elder Ataucusi was a natural orator with a catchy cadence, who founded Frepap in 1989 and ran unsuccessfully for president thrice.
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It is impossible to overstate how important a thrice-daily bowl of the fiery, fermented red cabbage is to the Korean worker.
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British lawmakers thrice voted down the agreement that May negotiated with the EU, despite European leaders consistently claiming they would not reopen negotiations.
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Indeed, half the show's appeal is its location — a word that, when repeated thrice, forms the chief aphorism of the real estate business.
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In a risky move for a thrice-married adulterous nominee, Trump is making a full-on pivot to the former president's sexual misbehavior.
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She was given the once/twice/thrice over for a full 90 seconds before she was allowed to go on her merry way.
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They've rallied around the #NeverTrump hashtag in the hope that they could find someone — anyone — to take down the thrice-married reality star.
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Chico's has been offered to be bought out by private equity Sycamore Partners LP, but has rejected an offer from the firm thrice.
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Huo's reaction may also have been a result of losing his phone the same way thrice in two months, he told local news.
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As the lead singer of post-hardcore faves Thrice, Dustin Kensrue has been just as responsible for songs that innately resonate with people.
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And the thrice-married huckster had the nerve to tell evangelicals here Friday that marriage and family are the building blocks for success.
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It reflects the sense among many Republicans that, flawed as they may see him, the thrice-married billionaire is preferable to the alternative.
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We had to run it last week and we are going to run it thrice during the Harare International Festival of Arts (HIFA).
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There has been no official announcement whether Air India has received permission to fly over Saudi soil for its proposed thrice-weekly flights.
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And they saw lethargic losses replace what had been a searingly hot start to the year, with their offense getting shut out thrice.
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That deadline has been pushed back multiple times after former Prime Minister Theresa May's withdrawal agreement was thrice rejected by the British parliament.
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Mehrotra was accepted at Berkeley in 1976 but he faced a problem: the US Embassy in New Delhi denied his visa application — thrice.
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See LEWIS CARROLL, THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK 3 (1876) ("I have said it thrice: What I tell you three times is true.").
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EVEN for a life characterised by drastic reversals of fortune, it has been a dizzying week for Pakistan's thrice-ousted prime minister, Nawaz Sharif.
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The central bank said it would buy those bonds only thrice in June, compared with four times per month for the past six months.
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Product Hunt is featuring several exciting floats by Thrice Brand — including emoji favorites such as the eggplant, poop face, fire, 100 and sunglasses face.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 1 (Reuters) - German chipmaker Infineon said on Thursday it expected to meet its thrice-lowered guidance for the business year to Sept.
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Before Paris Hilton, before the Kardashians, the thrice-divorced interior designer and L.A. socialite Faye Resnick was a proto-reality star in the making.
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No longer would a spinach salad or a skillet full of garlic-sautéed leaves require 20 minutes of gritty, stem-pulling, thrice-rinsing preparation.
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There are worse things than a thrice-daily reminder to be glad for freedom, and to meditate on where people still haven't been freed.
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Eventually, walking up and down Thomas Street or in and around Stevenson Square on a Friday night was like drinking thrice-diluted orange squash.
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We had wrongly assumed they would never embrace the thrice-married Donald Trump, with his shifting views on abortion and luminous praise for Planned Parenthood.
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Sterling fell to a three-month low, with Prime Minister Theresa May expected to once again fail in getting her thrice-rejected Brexit deal approved.
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Faced with a slowing economy, the Reserve Bank of Australia reduced rates thrice last year, bringing the cash rate to a record low of 13%.
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That has set the stage for the thrice-rejected fail to fail again if, as planned, it is put to vote in parliament next month.
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The thrice-married New Yorker with a history of supporting socially liberal policies received a resounding welcome at the US' premier university for evangelical Christians.
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By joining with Trump he conferred on this former New York Democrat and thrice-married man the imprimatur of acceptance on the Principled Right; 2023.
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As late as May, a majority of evangelical leaders said they intended to vote against the thrice-married adulterer and longtime supporter of Planned Parenthood.
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In Mr. Trump, a thrice-married Manhattanite who lives in a marble-wrapped three-story penthouse apartment on Fifth Avenue, they found an improbable champion.
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I don't care if I have to watch every episode thrice at 0.5 speed and take entire scratchpads of notes — I'm gonna figure it out.
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Even HBO couldn't pull this off (though it was nominated thrice in the comedy series category in 213 for Curb Your Enthusiasm, Girls, and Veep).
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The question is especially important for cable news, which should certainly think twice — or thrice — about airing the briefings before their content can be verified.
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It may seem surprising that someone from a country the United Nations has thrice deemed the happiest on earth has struggled to find her joy.
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By 2100, Americans could pay for a mechanical "radiovision" kit from inventor Charles Jenkins, and tune in for thrice-weekly "radiomovie" pantomimes on his broadcast network.
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The thrice-married mogul has never exactly presented himself as squeaky-clean on sexual matters — indeed, his history of infidelity has been well-known for decades.
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That has set the stage for the thrice-rejected deal to fail again if, as now planned, it is put to vote in parliament next month.
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Thomson Reuters data shows that 240 Chinese companies have made trading debuts so far this year, about thrice the number of companies compared with last year.
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Mr Cruz's hope lies with evangelical Christians, yet 53% have a positive view of Mr Trump, a thrice-married, self-declared debaucher and former casino owner.
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He fucked a guy who couldn't finish unless Poke wore a mask, and another who couldn't finish for anything, not until Poke had spent himself thrice.
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That has set the stage for the thrice-rejected fail to fail again if, as planned, it is put to vote in parliament in early June.
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His 65-year-old son, a thrice-married pilot who has spent significant time abroad, cannot rely on the kind of devotion that King Bhumibol received.
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Yes, because nothing says family values like a thrice-married man who allegedly cheats on his latest wife just after she gives birth to their son.
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Here's the latest: Britain's Parliament voted down all four alternative options to Prime Minister Theresa May's thrice-rejected withdrawal plan, leaving the process in further disarray.
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He was thrice married, and he was known to use some pretty salty language at times — hardly the model politician the religious right could enthusiastically support.
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He is a thrice divorced, self-admitted sexual predator wallowing in the kind of material ostentation that gives David Brooks nightmares, and they ate it up.
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Mr. Trump is a thrice-married Democrat-turned-Republican who once supported abortion rights, a billionaire casino owner who, he says, has never asked God for forgiveness.
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I saw Sia at Coachella—both performances—and thought that having cried thrice during the first performance I might not do the same thing the next weekend.
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The judge has impeccable character witnesses and performed years of public service, over the course of which he has been vetted at least thrice by the FBI.
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But the honorific that most puzzles the world, perhaps, is that bestowed by American conservatives who praise the swaggering, thrice-married tycoon as a man of God.
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The company has struggled due to persistent price pressures in the U.S. market and was forced to cut revenue guidance for its generics business thrice in 2017.
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But in Houston, a city that had demonstrated its strong liberal streak by thrice electing an out lesbian Mayor, Annise Parker, they opted for a new tactic.
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The first was the woman before him, Valerie Van Emmerik, a thrice-married, rabbit-hunting miners' cook who had once knocked a man down in a fistfight.
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But at a press conference in Russia last month, he said he was going to fight thrice in 2020, beginning with a January bout in Las Vegas.
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Two former recruiters blamed in part the engineering department's candidate review process, a twice- or thrice-weekly meeting at which every engineering offer had to be approved.
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But it is no revelation that the thrice-married ladies' man president who boasted of sexually assaulting women is a person with no moral fiber or character.
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It follows the story of Candy Christian, a young woman of thrice-scrubbed innocence who possesses nuclear pheromonal impact and a "heart too big" to deprive men.
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The Miracle of San Gennaro was later codified into a thrice-yearly ceremony in which Catholic priests exhibit a reliquary containing the ampoules to the Neapolitan public.
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He is now back at welterweight, has previously said he wants to fight thrice in 2020, and could drop back down to lightweight in the near future.
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Britain has seen an unprecedented failure: a thrice-repeated defeat by huge margins in the House of Commons on the most important issue of the day, Brexit.
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And throughout the '21625s and '2900s and '220006s, one could count on the thrice-married Trump making the gossip pages of each paper on a regular basis.
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Rihanna has not murdered people once, not twice, but thrice—which I'm sure technically makes her a serial killer, but I'm not here to pass judgement *files nails*.
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The 20-plus-year Treasury bond ETF (TLT) dropped following the Fed's rate hike announcement as well as its expectation that it will hike rates thrice in 2017.
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The thrice-married billionaire has been a staple of the New York tabloids for years -- and we know what they say about people who live in glass towers.
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During his second trial he posed for Vanity Fair in zippered black leather, tight blue jeans and a devilish grin, with a new, thrice-divorced mistress in tow.
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Many evangelical voters enthusiastically supported the thrice-married libertine president, who probably reads the Bible about as often as he tithes, because he promised to appoint conservative judges.
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In three out of four preliminary contests, the thrice-married, loosely churched Donald Trump has prevailed over Ted Cruz, whose fervent evangelicalism has been a main selling point.
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But Mr. Trump, a thrice-married Manhattan businessman, does not hew to traditional conservative orthodoxy, and in years past he might have agreed with some of what Mrs.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates thrice this year to help boost the world's largest economy, which has been bruised by a trade war with China.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates thrice this year to help boost the world's largest economy, which has been bruised by a trade war with China.
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It is a possibility certain to cause chortles in some corners, but it could also open doors in others for the thrice-married presumptive Republican nominee for president.
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He endorsed Mr. Trump instead, becoming one of the first major evangelical leaders to get behind the thrice-married, insult-hurling real estate mogul's long-odds presidential bid.
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Still, questions were raised in the immediate aftermath of the shooting as to whether closer attention should have been paid to a man who thrice raised red flags.
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Once Mr. Trump seized the Republican nomination, religious conservatives realized that their only path to federal influence lay in a bargain with this profane, thrice-married Manhattan sybarite.
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Persons with ESRD rely on thrice-weekly dialysis treatments to replace the function of their failed kidneys, unless and until they are able to obtain a kidney transplant.
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Fortescue Metals Group surged as much as 12.5 percent to its highest in nearly three years, with 38.7 million shares changing hands, nearly thrice the 30-day average.
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Unlike his forward-thinking contemporary Henrik Ibsen, the thrice-married Strindberg took an exceedingly dim view of the opposite sex — and you can see it in his work.
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The monarch was joined by new Queen Suthida after a surprise announcement three days before the coronation that the thrice-divorced monarch had married for a fourth time.
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Next time you leave the house with three bags in hand, don't even think twice thrice about it, and instead consider how randomly cool and practical your trio is.
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Their company, INITI, lit the 77' diameter dome on fire with 8K visuals for Biosphere at the Prague Planetarium, filling every seat in the space thrice in one day.
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Horford blocked six shots, thrice swatting Cousins — twice in the first half and again on Cousins' last-ditch 3-point attempt with 5.8 seconds left to seal the game.
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Yes, he thinks Wisconsin is ready for a black governor, citing the fact that he was thrice elected by acclamation to lead a union composed of mostly white men.
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You might brush twice or even thrice daily, floss, use fluoride rinses, and dutifully go to the dentist every six months yet still have sensitive teeth and occasional cavities.
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Monday's palace statement hinted the downfall involved a rivalry with Queen Suthida, 41, whom the thrice-divorced king married on May 1 just days before he was formally crowned.
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Vietnam's second-biggest listed firm by market value said its total revenue in the six-month period surged thrice from the corresponding period last year to 15.7 trillion dong.
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HowStuffWorks reports that MIT news editor and Lego enthusiast Maia Weinstock submitted the Women of NASA set to Lego as part of the company's thrice-yearly Lego Ideas competition.
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Broken by BrexitBritain has seen an unprecedented failure: a thrice-repeated defeat by huge margins in the House of Commons on the most important issue of the day, Brexit.
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Women — big, big problem there for a thrice-married man who said his personal Vietnam was keeping himself safe from the "scary world" of women with sexually transmitted diseases.
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If the script of "Septembers of Shiraz" looked anything like the film sounds, each sentence would be printed in bold, increased to an extra-large font and thrice underlined.
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These two short books are part of a projected trilogy, and together they're already a serious achievement: dense, aphoristic, philosophically acute novels that read like Iris Murdoch thrice distilled.
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Hawaiian Airlines said it would from October suspend its thrice-weekly nonstop service between Honolulu and Beijing, which it opened in 2014, citing slower-than-expected growth in demand.
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Earlier this year he strolled around the Republican National Convention with his candidate, Donald J. Trump, a thrice-married man whom numerous women have accused of sexually harassing them.
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Embarrassingly, I got suckered into opening photos of this man thrice(!), as have many others, via assorted prank texts circulating and promising breaking information about the COVID-19 crisis.
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" But Case is the one who's described it best: "A sour and used-up ol' place," she sings in "Thrice All American," with buildings "empty like ghettos of ghost towns.
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Leveraged and inverse ETFs with "2x" or "83x" in their titles, for instance, seek to return twice or thrice the daily return or daily inverse return of the underlying holdings.
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Another part of the price of SPD participation in the new government was a commitment to more open disagreements and even a thrice-yearly "chancellor's questions" session in the Bundestag.
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Given that history, however, Isaan's farmers are surprisingly ambivalent about how they will vote if the military regime allows thrice-delayed parliamentary elections to be held in November, as promised.
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The thrice-married Mr. Trump, whose second marriage grew out of an affair during his first one, has repeatedly raised Mr. Clinton's infidelities as a character attack against Mrs. Clinton.
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But now, in the lead-up to the midterm elections, the thrice-married former Democrat who used to describe himself as "very pro-choice" has been offering catnip to conservatives.
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But we were surprised to find out it completely sold out in a shocking three days and was thrice re-stocked to keep up with a ceaseless flood of orders.
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These days, only a dozen or so merchants continue to set up their small portable stalls for the thrice-weekly market, selling postcards and old letters as well as stamps.
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Theresa May, who resigned as prime minister after her plan for a negotiated break with the European Union was thrice rejected by Parliament, managed at least to postpone the deadline.
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Thrice a week for over 10 years, I would take the stairs to the seventh floor of the building (I suffer from claustrophobia) to lie at an elderly woman's feet.
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The message relayed thrice over was a copy of a decree passed by a council of priests on the first anniversary of king Ptolemy V's coronation to affirm his reign.
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She'd shed her coat and scarves and sweater, and her body was covered by only an A-shirt now, her arms completely bare except for the thrice-coiled leather bracelet.
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What does it mean that, thrice now, the leader of the world's most powerful tech company couldn't be bothered to actually stick these gadgets in his ears for a photo op?
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William snapped the car seat in with ease and smiled to the crowd of well-wishers as he joked, "Thrice worry now," referencing his new role as a dad of three!
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"Thrice the worry now," William told reporters, holding up three fingers with a smile, as he got into a Land Rover to take his wife and newborn back to Kensington Palace.
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According to Scarborough, Trump thrice questioned a pillar of U.S. nuclear policy during an hour-long briefing with an unidentified foreign policy expert at some point in the last several months.
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That's a direct repudiation of the message Christian leaders have been shouting from the rooftops: The thrice-married mogul more at home in casinos than churches is not one of us!
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" Thrice wed — he and his third wife, Jenny Lind Nilsson, a violinist, have a daughter, Maia, who just graduated from high school — he once described marriage as "the deathbed of romance.
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As a woman living and working in the Central Business District (Makati), I had to think thrice before hopping into a cab, fearful that I could get mugged, drugged, or both.
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After vaulting into contention at the United States Open with a third-round 63, he thrice three-putted on the final front nine to fall hopelessly behind the winner, Brooks Koepka.
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It's a seriously good thing Harvey Weinstein is gone and that the potential Harvey Weinsteins will think twice or thrice or a thousand times before harassing women whose fortunes they control.
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A thrice-married casino owner who seems to have never cracked open a Bible and bragged about groping women, Trump might not seem like a natural standard-bearer for evangelical Christians.
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The Dutch side will take on the thrice champions in Sunday's title clash at Lyon and Van de Donk said her team will not be overawed by their more celebrated opponents.
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How can a leering, thrice-divorced business mogul who profits off strip clubs and has appeared on the cover of Playboy capture the allegiance of voters who self-identify as thoroughly Christian?
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But if a thrice-married billionaire who lives in a gold-plated condo in Manhattan can become the leader of culturally conservative rural populist movement, then we're long past worrying about irony.
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For them, Trump—a thrice-married serial philanderer and beauty pageant proprietor who has boasted about ogling, harassing, and even assaulting women—is undoubtedly the least agreeable candidate Republicans have ever nominated.
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The thrice-divorced author of "The Art of the Pimp," who appeared on HBO's "Cathouse," owned a strip club and five legal brothels in Nevada, the only U.S. state with legalized prostitution.
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On the second, I was hit with the Dione workout: a round of 75 jumping jacks, 25 burpees, 50 straight leg levers and sit-ups, followed by another 50 burpees—repeated thrice.
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On Monday, the British parliament again failed to break a deadlock surrounding the country's departure from the EU. Lawmakers thrice rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal but couldn't find an alternative.
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MSR is one of the premier manufacturers of snowshoes (it made our list thrice), so it should come as no surprise that its youth-oriented Shift model is a high-quality product.
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Our two most overstudied conflicts are the Civil War and World War II. It seems as if every episode or personality of those wars has been written up once, twice, even thrice.
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Recent legislation in Congress to impose sanctions on nations that buy military equipment from Russia also threatens New Delhi, and the Trump administration has thrice canceled high-level talks with Indian officials.
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The CBSL has cut interest rates thrice over the last 10 months, starting with the first reduction in May after the Easter bomb attacks that triggered a slump in investments and tourism.
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I was mortified when four out of five white evangelical Christians voted for a thrice-married liar who bragged about sexual assault — and then cited me as the reason for their votes.
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For instance, take a look at Julia Moskin's recipe for thrice-roasted chicken with a rosemary rub, an adaptation of one cooked by the chef Justin Smillie at Upland in New York.
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Since more than half of all Americans have zero dollars in savings, for someone like me to thrice sock away a grand on a paltry four-figure income was no small feat.
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Here's Garland's written opinion US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit: Lewis Carroll notwithstanding, the fact that the government has "said it thrice" does not make an allegation true.
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Crude inventories fell 3.1 million barrels in the week to June 14, nearly thrice analysts' expectations for a decrease of 1.1 million barrels, and dropping from their highest levels since July 2017.
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Even thrice-married Trump understands US voters need to see a strong family unit, with his wife and children often joining him on the trail and at the national party convention last summer.
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Originally slated to lift off last Sunday, the Falcon Heavy's first commercial launch was thrice delayed due to unfavorable weather conditions before it finally left launchpad 39-A at Kennedy Space Center today.
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Few people have experienced more time at 200-plus miles per hour than Derek Bell, the celebrated British racing driver (and master storyteller) who won Le Mans five times and Daytona 24 thrice.
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Associates of fired FBI Director James Comey rejected President Trump's assertion that the former head of the nation's top law enforcement agency thrice assured the president that he is not under federal investigation.
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The central bank slashed its benchmark interest rate thrice this year by a total of 75 basis points to 4.0% and reduced the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) by 400 basis points to 14%.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday she would make a "new bold offer" to British lawmakers in an attempt to get her thrice-defeated Brexit deal through parliament before she leaves office.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has agreed with the EU to delay Brexit by six months while she seeks to reach an agreement with Labour to get her thrice-rejected exit deal through parliament.
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That said, I put it through paces that I'd put any camera through, although since the cost per shot was about $2, I thought twice and thrice before committing to taking a picture.
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That said, I put it through paces that I'd put any camera through, although since the cost per shot was about $2, I thought twice and thrice before committing to taking a picture.
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Standing across the street from the pharmacy in Isabel Segunda, the bigger of the island's two towns, Mr. Alvarado recounted his thrice-weekly trips from Vieques to Humacao, which began at 4 a.m.
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How does a devoted evangelical Christian serve a foulmouthed, thrice-married vulgarian who boasts of grabbing women by their private parts and paid hush money to a porn star alleging an extramarital affair?
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The rule of threes suggests that when weird things strike thrice, let alone all in the same place, it probably means something shady is happening—at least if you buy into conspiracy theories.
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For some reason Rihanna has chosen to thrice bless his career with "Love the Way You Lie" and "The Monster" and one of the most enormous (in cultural gravitas) collaborative tours of all time.
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That endorsement led the way for the Christian right to back the thrice-married New York real estate developer, reality show host, and former casino mogul known for talking crassly about women and sex.
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You could hardly scroll through Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook without seeing gender-bent versions of your family, friends, ex-lovers, celebrities, coworkers, your neighbor's uncle's cousin thrice removed, and so on and so forth.
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The volume of digital payment transactions is projected to hit 726 billion by 2020, with emerging market rates expected to grow thrice as fast as that of developed economies, according to a recent study.
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When the local press asked police why the girl's alleged rapist was still on the loose, they reported: "Delhi Police claimed that they arrested the accused [rapist] Shivshankar thrice, but the victim turned hostile."
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Musk said he wants to be launching Starships as much as thrice daily, with the goal of moving megatons of cargo and up to a million people to Mars at full target operating pace.
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One is a celibate who lives in simplicity and austerity, embracing the disabled and the diseased; the other is a thrice-married germophobe who lived in a gaudy gold tower and mocks the feeble.
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Yellen did not say if the Fed still planned to raise rates thrice this year, nor did she give indications whether a hike might come in March or in June, as most analysts expect.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will bring her thrice defeated Brexit deal back to parliament for lawmakers to consider again in the week beginning June 3, a Downing Street spokesman said on Tuesday.
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The quest for a way out of the Brexit stalemate continues on Monday evening when British lawmakers will vote for a second time on alternatives to Prime Minister Theresa May's thrice-rejected EU withdrawal agreement.
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In fact, I would not be surprised if there are more, you are 22, a billionaire, thrice married, living in Manhattan and you don&apost have to share your apartment, you&aposre hanging around models.
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Before she died, Monroe's personal life was a shambles: Thrice divorced, she wasn't a mother (her fondest wish), and many believe she had had, or was still having, affairs with both of the Kennedy brothers.
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Mostly, I just pressed the Boom Key to turn the screen on, which I could also do by pressing the power button on the left side or double tapping the display, making it thrice redundant.
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In the 1930s, the actor Vincent Price used to eat it at Sardi's in Manhattan, where he was a thrice-weekly regular during a run of "Victoria Regina" at the Broadhurst Theater across the street.
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It came with too-large-thrice-over wolves that refused to die by bullet, cattle with their reproductive organs sucked clean out, and a multitude of UFOs, as they told the Deseret News in 20083.
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Thrice married and with a notorious playboy past, Trump has only the barest familiarity with the Bible, which was reason enough for some people to assume that he had little personal passion for cultural war.
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As an obsessive saver and penny pincher, it would drive me crazy to watch him waste it away, $7 at a time, on the Americano and lemon poppyseed muffin that's become his thrice-weekly ritual.
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Thrice divorced, he runs his studio with the help of his long-suffering daughter, Mindy (Sarah Baker), dates his 20-something students and hangs out with his agent and apparently only friend, Norman Newlander (Arkin).
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Like others raised in that environment, I too was stunned by the evangelical support of Donald Trump, a thrice-married vulgarian who has admitted to multiple affairs and only venerates himself and his vast fortune.
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HAD LEXINGTON'S 2007 incarnation been informed that the next Republican president would be a pro-gay, pro-choice, thrice-wed New Yorker, the name of Donald Trump would not have leaped to his august mind.
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The thrice-divorced prince, King Bhumibol's only male heir, has spent much of his adult life abroad, and has a home in Germany where his son, Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti, is enrolled at a private school.
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Back home, he endured thrice daily breathing treatments and myriad medications, appointments and tests, all meant to counter the sad reality that after all of the medical hoopla, Jack's trachea was still 80 percent obstructed.
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After years of floundering and even accidentally setting myself on fire (thrice), any given day is more noteworthy when I don't end up in a situation that would be better off in a wacky sitcom.
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The EU, which gave her a two-week extension the last time she asked, insists she must first show a viable plan to secure agreement on her thrice-rejected divorce deal in the British parliament.
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I fully planned on doing it when I got home, but then the last holiday weekend before Christmas happened and, well, I choose much-needed sleep and a boozy brunch over my thrice-weekly hair routine.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's government wants to get her thrice-defeated Brexit deal approved by parliament before the new European parliament opens in July, her de-facto deputy, David Lidington, said on Thursday.
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One example: Instead of ordering months of thrice-a-week physical therapy after a hip replacement, hospitals should tell patients they can also do a few instructional sessions and then do the exercises at a gym.
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If Sanders does as expected, the headlines declaring him a winner thrice over will surely provide a gust of wind for Sanders' campaign for fundraising purposes, even if it doesn't change the calculus of the race.
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But after Air India on Wednesday announced the planned thrice-weekly flights to Tel Aviv over Saudi soil, the General Authority of Civil Aviation in Riyadh said it had not granted such permission to the carrier.
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ROMEO: Nay, nay, thrice times nay, I simply mean that like the sun, um, thou giveth life, and bring lightness all around … JULIET: Thou sayest I'm a big fat round sun, is that what thou sayest?
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"With the demand we are witnessing, I think we're going to increase the frequency to twice a day, thrice a day and even more," Mr. Tewolde, Ethiopian Airline's chief executive, was quoted as saying by AFP.
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After the summer crowds leave the Hamptons, the grass grows more slowly, the yoga classes have extra elbow room, and traffic on Ms. Retzky's thrice-weekly drive to a pottery studio in Sag Harbor is light.
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Mealtimes on the Orion inevitably put me in mind of the sanatorium in "The Magic Mountain": the thrice-daily rush for the dining room, the hermetic isolation from the world, the unchanging faces at the tables.
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Her dutiful but maladroit attempts to negotiate a "soft Brexit" with Brussels thrice died in parliament, torpedoed by a motley coalition of Tory leavers led by Johnson as well as remainers in Labour and smaller parties.
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The U.S. central bank cut interest rates thrice this year to help sustain U.S. growth, but had signaled last month that there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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If Buttigieg were to become the Democratic nominee, Trump would never stop talking about "family values" (even though it boggles the mind to think of Trump, thrice married and a known womanizer, running on "family values").
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Like Mark Twain—who translated one of his stories from the French back into English, to produce the thrice-baked "The Frog Jumping of the County of Calaveras"—I at first found the language comically unwieldy.
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The president is a racist, misogynist, thrice-married, anti-immigrant, wealth-obsessed braggart who is credibly accused of (though has denied) sexually harassing and groping women and claims he's never sought forgiveness in his entire life.
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The RBNZ has already slashed interest rates thrice this year to a record low 1.75 percent to help stoke inflation, which, at just 7.483 percent sits well below the bank's target band of 1 to 3 percent.
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But Washington rallied in the fourth quarter, led by a trio of three-pointers from Trevor Ariza that thrice helped it cut Detroit's lead to three points, the last when Bradley Beal's dunk made it 96-93.
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Even if your sole exercise consists of thrice-daily walks from your bedroom to your bathroom, you're still not safe — because it's actually from the mixture of chemicals in your laundry detergent and your anti-perspirant deodorant.
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And the happiest of all Happy Places might very well be Brimfield Antique Show, the thrice-yearly, weeklong event that's considered to be the largest, most reputable, and longest-running gathers of antique dealers in the country.
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Just days after Trump called Clinton a "nasty woman," Gingrich lashed out at Megyn Kelly of Fox News for being unduly "fascinated with sex," a rich remark from a thrice-married man with a record of affairs.
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Seemingly impervious to the sweltering heat and jostling crowds, the perfectly coiffed Nawaz, who is the daughter of Pakistan's thrice deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, delivers speech after speech without any evidence of a bead of sweat.
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The thrice-married candidate – who over the course of more than 20 years and roughly two dozen appearances broadcast his sex life in interviews with the radio "shock jock" Howard Stern — retains overwhelming support from evangelical voters.
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For many of these self-described "value voters," Trump was a walking contradiction of nearly everything they claim to believe in — a vulgar, thrice-married real estate tycoon whose brand is built on money, women, and debauchery.
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But it was a two-person task to administer her critical-care rabbit food, a powdered blend of timothy grass and soybean hulls to be mixed with warm water and syringed thrice daily past Judy's unfriendly teeth.
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If anything, a "sugar baby" hoping to find a lasting arrangement with "a good provider" should withhold sex for as long as possible, said the thrice-divorced Mr. Wade, who also runs other dating sites including OpenMinded.
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The passenger load factor - an industry metric that measures how much of an airline's passenger carrying capacity is used - for Air China's thrice-weekly Beijing-Honolulu route averaged 66.37% last year, according to Chinese aviation data provider Variflight.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing intense scrutiny over her leadership, with many calling for her departure, as she struggles to sort out how Brexit would pan out after her EU exit deal has been defeated thrice.
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Denver hit Tom Brady hard 12 times by my count, several times forced him to throw the ball away, thrice forced what might have been intentional grounding calls, and chased him backward on the game-deciding deuce attempt.
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The guarantee of a conservative justice mattered to white evangelicals—who might otherwise have had problems with a foul-mouthed, thrice-married libertine—because of Roe v Wade, the 1973 ruling that recognised a constitutional right to abortion.
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But Mapi's experimental treatment, GA Depot, holds promise for the company as it is once-a-month injection, compared with the Copaxone generic that has been approved as thrice-a-week and once-daily shot based on dosages.
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Last month, Air India announced the planned thrice-weekly flights to Tel Aviv over Saudi soil, but the General Authority of Civil Aviation in Riyadh said at the time it had not granted such permission to the carrier.
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The Indian government told the Supreme Court this month polygamy and triple talaq - by which a Muslim man can divorce his wife by saying "talaq" thrice - deny Muslim women "the full enjoyment of fundamental rights under the Constitution".
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When the Republicans nominated the thrice-married serial philanderer with precious little knowledge of the Bible, some pundits took this as a sign of the weakness of the Christian right as a voting bloc within the Republican Party.
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They are certainly far from silent in rallying behind the present president, Donald Trump, whose personal traits make him a thoroughly implausible vessel for evangelical aspirations: thrice-married, credibly accused of multiple extramarital affairs, given to vulgar speech.
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For a group that regularly preaches about the "sanctity of marriage" and inveighs against the evils of divorce, it was a major political puzzle to me when evangelicals first backed the thrice-married, adulterous Trump over Hillary Clinton.
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In Montenegro, it is clear who runs the show: since 1989 it has been Milo Djukanovic, who has thrice taken time off from serving as president or prime minister only to return after running things from behind the scenes.
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For 90 minutes, I listened to 25 sound clips, each two-second "stimulus" played three times in a row, followed by the muted banging of the coils, a quiet interregnum, and then on to the next thrice-played clip.
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But even as we fret over passing up our thrice-weekly opportunity to drink vodka-seasoned ice water in the same poorly lit karaoke bar, it's often true that our nights spent at home bring us far more joy.
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For example, you can't get pregnant if: you stand up right after, you have sex underwater, if the night before you thrice circled an oak tree and prayed to the Moon Goddess for sexual pleasure sans consequences, praise SHE.
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As for the Republican contest, it is only now becoming clear that Mr. Trump, a thrice-married billionaire who espouses the very "New York values" that Mr. Cruz denounced for effect in a debate, could win the Southern state.
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The Rockets led 212-32 before Justin Holiday ended that run with a trey, only for Gordon to convert thrice more from behind the arc, including a 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds left for a 60-39 halftime lead.
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Voters who care about 'shared values' support Trump The thrice married Trump, who at times brought his personal copy of the Bible on the campaign trail, was the favorite of voters in Southern states for whom "shared values" mattered.
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School: Michigan StateConference: Big TenMax bonus: $650,000Championships (conference/national): 3/0One thing to know: Dantonio has thrice won the Big Ten with the Spartans, and in two of those years, he was named the conference's Coach of the Year.
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Asked about the vetting records of his other VP choices, Trump has enjoyed telling friends and allies that the vetting report of the more polarizing and thrice-married former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) ran to some 400 pages.
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But over time, in a paradox of the Bible Belt, Mr. Copley, a deeply religious father of three, put his faith in a trash-talking, thrice-married Manhattan real estate mogul as a savior for coal country — and America.
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The Christian right worked largely under the national media's radar this year, but it helped deliver the presidency to a thrice-married mogul who bragged about groping women and has been accused by multiple women of actually doing it.
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"There's a famous saying: once is chance, twice is coincidence, and thrice is a pattern," Bangalore Sathyaprakash, a physicist at Penn State and Cardiff University, as well as the lead author on a new study about the detection, tells The Verge.
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I can actually imagine this being useful if you're an anxious individual who checks their pockets twice and thrice before leaving the house (like I do), but even then, a Post-it note stuck on frame of your door is cheaper.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's deputy said the government wants to get parliamentary approval for her thrice-defeated Brexit deal before July, while the Conservative Party looks likely to demand a "clear roadmap" for May's departure if a deal is not approved.
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Even back on the campaign trail, it was such an effective way for him to distance himself from the perception of him as this thrice-married billionaire real estate mogul to have him on his private jet eating KFC or McDonald's.
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With his endorsement of Donald J. Trump for president on Tuesday, the younger Mr. Falwell has dismayed his fellow conservative evangelicals and baffled many others, who think it's counterintuitive that Mr. Falwell would endorse this thrice-married reality television star.
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But some in the Labour Party have cast her gambit as a trap aimed at scaring her own lawmakers into backing her thrice-defeated deal, or as a way to extend responsibility for the difficulties of Brexit to the Labour Party.
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" She continued: "And when people take a shot at the President and try to even question, try to put a piece of tissue paper between him and his commitment to those people, and those people, you should think thrice about that.
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LONDON — There were chaotic scenes in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening after the government apparently accidentally allowed members of Parliament to approve a plan that would force them to vote again on Theresa May's thrice-rejected Brexit deal.
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I just find it so ridiculous that people are screaming about the fact that a billionaire real estate developer in Manhattan who has been thrice married, known as a womanizer, might have paid a woman to not talk about an affair.
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So if you want an insider's guide to the very best of SF, look no further than the Chef's Night Out picks in our brand-new guide, featuring everything from pizza and thrice-cooked bacon to high-end French fare.
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But it also said that the only way to do that was to use the existing solution of the "Irish backstop" in the withdrawal agreement negotiated with the EU by Britain's previous government, and thrice since rejected the British parliament.
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But it also said that the only way to do that was to use the existing solution of the "Irish backstop" in the withdrawal agreement negotiated with the EU by Britain's previous government, and thrice since rejected the British parliament.
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I speak, of course, of Liev Schreiber, our greatest living actor, nominated thrice for his lead performance in Ray Donovan then for his narration work on the HBO Sports documentaries Muhammad Ali: Only One and UConn: The March to Madness.
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After all, an African-American law professor with limited national political experience and a foreign-sounding name was not exactly the picture of electability; neither was a thrice-married former reality TV star turned accused sexual assailant and verified compulsive tweeter.
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A woman who behaved like the thrice-married and affair-prone Mr. Trump — going on the radio to brag about her promiscuity, leaking sordid details about her sex life to the tabloids — would be unlikely to fall in the "virgin" category.
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However, they know that deal was thrice resoundingly rejected by Parliament, and now they face a prime minister who is an enthusiastic "Brexiteer" who saw that the sky didn't fall after the initial referendum and doesn't believe it will fall now.
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After some mental calisthenics, I landed on trying to limit myself to two to three meals that include meat, seafood or dairy per week, and thrice-daily splashes of milk in my tea (nonnegotiable if I want to retain my sanity).
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But some in the Labour Party have cast her gambit as a trap aimed at scaring her own lawmakers into backing the thrice-defeated deal, or as a way to extend responsibility for the difficulties of Brexit to the Labour Party.
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Labour Party junior Brexit spokesman Matthew Pennycook said his party supported May's extension plan, but warned the extra time must be used to try and find a compromise with Labour and not to pass her own thrice-rejected deal at a fourth attempt.
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Hatch, it has been noted, helped Trump in Utah, where the thrice-married New Yorker, suffering from the secret attitudes toward women uncovered by the Access Hollywood tape, faced possible Republican rebellion from the insurgent last-minute independent bid by Evan McMullin.
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Hence Mr Schulz's desperate resolution not to serve in the new cabinet and the lines inserted by the SPD into the coalition deal committing the parties to more open disagreements, a two-year progress review and thrice-yearly chancellor's questions in the Bundestag.
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No one should presume to know another person's faith, but it is a statement of fact that Trump is a thrice-married megalomaniac who is certain in his infallibility and has mangled Bible verses when he's tried to read them out loud.
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The thrice-weekly #Ham4Ham shows were recorded and instantly shared with thousands of people by die-hard fans who were live on site, to an audience that was mainly made up of huge Hamilton fans longing for any access to the performance.
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At events for both GOP presidential candidates across the Hawkeye state, voters say they are torn between backing the committed Christian conservative who is solid on their principles, or the once-liberal, thrice-married candidate who they believe would make the stronger president.
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Mr. Trump ultimately eclipsed his father, though Fred Trump, who was married to his wife for more than 60 years, joked to his thrice-married son that the "one place you'll never beat me is with the marriage stuff," Mr. Trump said.
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The D.U.P. will not countenance separation from the rest of the United Kingdom — hence why the so-called backstop, effectively an insurance plan to avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and its southern neighbor, fatally scuttled Theresa May's thrice-rejected deal.
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But after betting it all on the thrice-married Manhattan businessman — Trump won white Catholics by a 252-point margin, compared with Mitt Romney's 93-point victory in 29 — they never received so much as a "thank you" from the 25th president.
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Starting his match at around 2100 local time under the closed roof of Rod Laver Arena, the Swiss appeared to be in a hurry to finish the contest, breaking his opponent's serve twice in the first two sets and thrice in the third.
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Britain had been due to leave the European Union on March 29 but that has been postponed until as late as end-October as parliament has thrice rejected May's negotiated deal and failed to come up with an alternative which would command a majority.
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The contenders for second place include Marco Rubio, bruised in Saturday night's debate when he seemed to go on automatic pilot, thrice babbling the same anti-Obama talking point in answer to a charge by Chris Christie, the chosen bully of the stop-Rubio crowd.
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Labour Party Brexit spokesman Matthew Pennycook said his party would support May's extension plan, but warned that the extra time must be used to try and find a compromise with Labour and not to pass her own thrice-rejected deal at a fourth attempt.
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Why it matters: After years of being viewed as a market pariah — thrice bailed out by its eurozone creditors, limping from one austerity budget to the next — Greece last year began its road to economic recovery, with "positive developments" noted by an IMF monitor.
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Now, in the lead-up to the midterm elections, the thrice-married former Democrat who used to describe himself as "very pro-choice" is offering catnip to conservative voters with a new administration push to strip funding from Planned Parenthood and other family planning clinics.
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It was the start of the 2017 Fall Family Weekend at Liberty University, the school founded by Jerry Falwell Sr. 20153 years ago in Lynchburg, Va., and the lines were especially long to get into the basketball arena for the mandatory thrice-weekly student convocation.
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In the instantly infamous recordings, the thrice-married leader of the party of "Family Values" bragged about using his fame to sexually assault untold numbers of women and regaled host Billy Bush with a story of his thwarted attempts to seduce a married woman.
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"If possible, we shall put a stop to the extraction and exportation of our mineral resources...for processing abroad and importing them back to the Philippines in the form of consumer goods at prices twice or thrice the value of the raw materials," Duterte said.
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Donald Trump's presidential election campaign aggressively courted the religious right and its many institutional tentacles with startling efficacy—exit polls show that he won with the support of 81 percent of white evangelical voters, despite being thrice-married, and despite bragging about sexually assaulting women.
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"Ever since her mom's boyfriend kicked them out, Amber, her mom, and her totally loyal dog, Bobby Big Boy (aka Thrice B) have been camped out in the back of Hello Yellow (the school bus her mom drives)," the book's Good Reads description says.
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That set off an ongoing crisis for patients with kidney failure such as Garcia -- who cannot survive without dialysis and for whom the thrice-weekly round trip to a dialysis center in Humacao on Puerto Rico's main island, including treatment, takes at least 12 hours.
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Others started a supervised program of brisk walking or jogging for 45 minutes three times a week, or a thrice-weekly, high-intensity interval program consisting of four minutes of strenuous exercise followed by four minutes of rest, with the sequence repeated four times.
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Conservatives, who were initially wary of a thrice-married former Democrat who once supported abortion rights, came to accept Mr. Trump in part because he took the unusual step of providing a list of people he said would be on his Supreme Court shortlist.
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President Trump has long sought to appeal to religious and social conservatives, many of whom were initially wary of the candidacy of a thrice-married Manhattan billionaire who had openly boasted of his sexual conquests and displayed little interest in church or the Christian faith.
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Mike Huckabee of Arkansas dropped his bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016 and announced he was "all in" for Donald Trump, it suggested that maybe a thrice-married businessman who did not seem particularly religious or socially conservative could gain traction with evangelicals.
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Mr. Mercer has never spoken publicly about his policy views in depth, but his giving is eclectic: He has financed anti-Clinton documentaries, right-wing media watchdogs, libertarian think tanks and both Senator Ted Cruz, a religious conservative, and Mr. Trump, a thrice-married nationalist.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has asked EU leaders to postpone Britain's exit from the bloc next Friday until June 30 but the EU insists she must first show a viable plan to secure agreement on her thrice-rejected divorce deal in the British parliament.
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A boy was hit in the right arm, an 25-year-old man was hit in the left arm and another 230-year-old was shot in the groin twice and the thigh thrice, and a 21-year-old man was hit in the right foot.
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The popular emerging markets ETF (EEM) has performed thrice as well as the S&P 383 this year, rising more than 18 percent while large-cap U.S. stocks are up just 6 percent — and some traders say the global play is just heading higher from here.
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We did a full tour after we had finished War All The Time but hadn't put it out yet and then we did that three-month long tour with Thrice and Coheed & Cambria where we had almost no days off and then we did the international stuff.
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They have still less love for two other finalists for vice-president, Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey (seen by hardliners as weak on abortion and gay rights) and Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House of Representatives, who like Mr Trump is thrice-married.
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During our 40-minute wait, we spotted a handsome young couple with tidy haircuts and matching suits, a gaggle of bearded men whose American voices rang boisterously over the sea of seniors, and a towering Clark Kent look-alike accompanied by a man thrice his age.
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Or one particularly crafty mammal from the annals of history: the Harry Houdini of orangutans, with the unassuming name of Ken Allen, who rose to fame in the 1980s for escaping the San Diego Zoo not once, not twice, but thrice — sometimes colluding with other primates.
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No, I mean, once upon a time — or actually, thrice upon a time, once with each child — I thought that potty training itself was the most fascinating subject in the world, endlessly worth discussing at adult social occasions (yes, I'm afraid I do mean over dinner).
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Many analysts on the left and right have been puzzled by the fact that Republican voters who profess to support family values are passionately devoted to President Trump, a twice-divorced, thrice married man with a long history of brazen infidelity and multiple accusations of serious sexual misconduct.
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Ted Cruz spent the final days of his campaign for the New Hampshire primary, in which he finished third, speaking out against an important issue: the risk that the government might use the draft to force innocent girl children into single combat against psychotic supervillains thrice their size.
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People who stuck with a thrice-married birther who claimed Hillary Clinton literally founded ISIS through the "grab 'em by the pussy" controversy aren't about to be suddenly scandalized by the news that he engaged in some legally questionable tactics to cover up an affair with a porn actress.
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The pound remained near a two-week low after Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said late on Tuesday she planned to put forward her thrice-rejected Brexit deal in early June to try to secure an agreement on how to extract Britain from the European Union before the summer holiday.
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Brash, thrice-married, cosseted in a gilded tower high above Fifth Avenue and fond of swearing from the stage at his rallies, Mr. Trump, who has spent his career in pursuit, and praise, of wealth, would seem an odd fit for voters who place greater value on faith, hope and charity.
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Like Murdoch, the thrice-wed Roy has several children, including an older son (Alan Ruck) from his first marriage, younger party boy (Kieran Culkin) and a daughter, "Shiv" (Sarah Snook), who has stepped out of the business orbit to working in political consulting but isn't far removed from familial politics.
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I built up a collection of literally hundreds of albums by the likes of August Burns Red, Norma Jean, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, Oh Sleeper, and Haste the Day (as well as less metal-oriented but equally as devout bands such as Project 86, Thrice, P.O.D., and Pillar).
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If Slim Shady once terrified the grape-nut brains of conservative hypocrites championing good ol' fashioned American family values, the President is a thrice-married congenital liar who (allegedly) went raw on a porn star in a $303,000 a night hotel room, and most likely used campaign money to buy her secrecy.
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Mr Kriete says this led to a series of excesses: an order of 100 Airbus jets, double Avianca's needs, to relieve Mr Efromovich from other obligations to the planemaker; unlicensed use of the Avianca brand by his two smaller carriers; and approval by Avianca's board of a loan to thrice-defaulting Synergy.
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Too often statements of faith (or lack thereof) can become a weapon for the religious right to attack progressives such as Warren; plus, the broad evangelical support enjoyed by a thrice-married philandering habitual liar has pretty much neutered any argument that this segment of the American faithful genuinely cares about morality.
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She does, of course, and when she enters and sees her predecessors there, dead, she realizes that the trap is somewhat inevitable—as much as this man may say he loves his wives (he is a widow thrice over already in this tale), he keeps setting them the same impossible task of suppressing their curiosity.
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Both could aptly be described as abrasive, self-regarding, thrice-married sons of New York's outer boroughs; but more to the point, they also shared a patriarchal, I-alone-can-fix-it personality that they deployed in the service of a vision: Changing cultural and economic forces were threatening the once-proud white working class.
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White evangelical Christians voted for Trump — a thrice-married adulterer who'd hardly set foot in a church — by an unprecedented margin of 80 percent, and his popularity among this constituency has remained high since he took office, the ensuing scandals and confusion understood by some at least to be all part of God's plan.
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Yet, until the last year of her life, she chose partners who were unsuitable and unattainable in every way — most notably, Bill Gaston, a hopeless alcoholic and serial philanderer, and Blanche Oelrichs (better known by her pen name, Michael Strange), a self-involved, thrice-married society bohemian who left her first husband for John Barrymore.
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As eager as I am to see where it might take the worlds, I'm not holding my breath: thrice, we've been told that Halo would get an ambitious live-action adaptation, but names like Peter Jackson, Alex Garland, Guillermo del Toro, Neill Blomkamp, D.B. Weiss, Steven Spielberg, and Ridley Scott haven't been enough to make it happen.
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" It justifies the test as a response to the United States, which it calls "the chieftain of aggression" and "a gang of cruel robbers which has worked hard to bring even a nuclear disaster to the DPRK, not content with having imposed the thrice-cursed and unheard-of political isolation, economic blockade and military pressure on it.
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Yet it was the breakfast gathering — for which Mr. Pence and his wife, Karen, picked fresh flowers — that appeared to have sealed Mr. Trump's decision, capping a whirlwind three weeks that ended with the coupling of a thrice-married former reality television star known for vulgarity with an old-school Midwestern Republican of deeply conservative Christian faith.
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" He is attentive, meanwhile, to the trials of men: He feels for the Duke of Argyll, whose thrice-adultering wife, Margaret (one of the book's designated subjects), was photographed in a sexually explicit position with an unidentified man, lamenting that the duke's "image as a kilted treasure-hunter … morphed into that of a cuckold and weakling.
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When voters go to the polls on Tuesday in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, and Washington, many of them have the opportunity to help make history thrice over: Voters in Kansas' 3rd congressional district will have the opportunity to cast their ballots for a candidate who could go on to become the first indigenous—and openly gay—congresswoman.
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