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And we have people who tried to register twice, three times, four times, five times, six times, seven times, eight times, and then we have the record one, ten times.

Estimates peg corn payments as being 1.4 times trade losses, 2.4 times for soybeans, 7.1 times for wheat, and 7.3 times for sorghum in the second tranche of payments after a first tranche that underpaid farmers.

Most of them had tried one to four times, but 18 people said that they had tried five or six times; and 14 people said they had tried seven or more times, including seven people who said they had tried 10 times or more.

He won 16 times by knockout, 15 times by submission, and 9 times by decision.

In that interview, Gross used “far right” nine times, “ultra-nationalist” eight times, “ultra-Orthodox” 13 times, “very extreme” once, and “extremist” twice.

It has been a great journey and marvelous, we have had our down and up times but more up times than down times.

Overall, this means Canon's printer ink is almost seven times more expensive than the champagne, almost four times more expensive than the whisky, and 1.6 times more expensive than the perfume.

Responding to comments on Times Radio that waiting times increased during his party's tenure in Government, South Cambridgeshire MP Anthony Browne said "extreme" waiting times had come down.

That’s because delivery trucks travel six times further each year, on average, than passenger vehicles, using 40 times as much fuel and producing 50 times as much carbon, Adiona found.

This is 10 times the number of salaried jobs, 30 times the good jobs and 300 times the number of posh jobs available every year.

Today the Times Square Business Improvement District (now Times Square Alliance) is still going strong – quietly, competently, if undemocratically overseeing Times Square, and co-producing the New Year’s Eve spectacular as their showpiece.

Of last year’s 154 sudden cardiac arrests, paramedics arrived within six minutes 80 times, firefighters arrived within six minutes 10 times, and on three occurrences an automated external defibrillator was used three times within six minutes.

Our stories frequently get widely picked up by global outlets, including in the New York Times, the Financial Times, El Pais, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, The Independent, The Guardian and the London Review of Books in the last year alone.

She noted that fentanyl, which has been causing havoc in the US were around 50 times stronger than heroin, but added: “These nitazene compounds are anywhere from 50 times to 500 times more potent than heroin.

The Tigers from Tecoma can call upon Daniel Waters (15 goals) and Nathan Waterman (11) for goals while Glenn Costas (6 times in best), Sam Wicks (5 times) and Lachlan Hughes (4 times) have been the top performers.

To put that into perspective, India’s electorate is nearly four times larger than that of the United States, nearly 20 times larger than that of the United Kingdom, and seven times larger than that of Pakistan.

Striking an enemy three times makes them eight times heavier than normal, and the fourth blow makes them a whopping 16 times heavier.

Three times is three times as hard and a fourth is four times as hard.

Throughout his six-year NBA career before his first retirement, Mikan led the league in scoring three times and in rebounding two times, top five in field goal percentage three times.

We also know that consumers with a positive emotional connection to a company are 8.4-times more likely to trust the company, 7.1-times more likely to increase purchases, and 6.6-times more likely to forgive a company’s mistake.