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The blue sea has clean air above it and forms pretty few clouds; there's almost no rain there.
Did it almost double, did it remain more or less the same, or did it halve?
Yes, yes, yes, women have almost caught up.
Well, it's very clear that poverty here was almost halved, and in U.S., when we asked the public, only five percent got it right.
Ah, you almost made it to the chimps.
We still have this group, almost a billion, over there, but that can be ended now.
It's almost as old as storytelling itself.
We prefabricated it so we would achieve economy, and there it is almost 50 years later.
There are gardens and open spaces for the community, almost every unit with its own private garden, and community space all around.
It's almost a symptom.
Having responded to many cases since then where patients were in their last moments and there was nothing I could do for them, in almost every case, they have all had the same reaction to the truth, of inner peace and acceptance.
When I asked him what had led to this high-octane life, he quoted Nietzsche: "He, who has a Why to live, can bear with almost any How."
My heart rate got a normal running, training zone of 140 to 160 beats per minute, and my muscles, which had almost entirely disappeared, started to come back.
So this is the total value of wealth relative to income, and you can see that in particular in Europe, we are almost back to the pre-World War I level.
Look, we put online almost every week new, updated series on the World Top Income Database and we will keep doing so in the future, in particular in emerging countries, and I welcome all of those who want to contribute to this data collection process.
So almost all the biology that we observe can be thought of as a series of problems and their corresponding solutions, and the first problem that every organ must solve is a continuous supply of nutrients to fuel all those cells of the body.
But I almost didn't go to college until an aunt offered financial help.
That is larger than, or almost similar to, the total aid budget of the United States government, the largest donor on the planet.
The most iconic work of literature about surveillance and privacy is the George Orwell novel "1984," which we all learn in school, and therefore it's almost become a cliche.
Almost 40 percent of voters decided not to show up.
Right here, in my city of Rio, in spite of mandatory voting, almost 30 percent of the voting population chose to either annul their votes or stay home and pay a fine in the last mayoral elections.
Almost a year ago, my aunt started suffering back pains.
She went to see the doctor and they told her it was a normal injury for someone who had been playing tennis for almost 30 years.
Her lifestyle was almost free of risk.
She never smoked a cigarette, she never drank alcohol, and she had been playing sports for almost half her life.
Perhaps, that is why it took them almost six months to get her properly diagnosed.
And about a year and a half later, when he was almost four, I found him in front of the computer one day running a Google image search on women, spelled "w-i-m-e-n."
One man, President Robert Mugabe, is almost single-handedly responsible for having destroyed this country.
Now, what I like about this story is that it shows that opportunities to create prosperity can be found almost anywhere.
Those self-nominees almost never win.
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