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In an interview with The Washington Post on Tuesday, Lindenberger said Facebook, or websites that were linked on Facebook, is really the only source his mother ever relied on for her anti-vaccine information.
Has any choreographer ever relied more heavily on the slow upstage walk?
But it also implies a lack of vanity - there is never a sense with Smith that she is an actress who has ever relied on her looks.
Instead of sending a reporter or using agency copy – have you ever relied on a police press release for your court report?
As governor, in fact, Kaine's staff had to reassign his speechwriter because Kaine hardly ever relied on written remarks, according to Rubin, his former senior adviser.
GOLF may be sport's ultimate test of self-reliance, and perhaps no golfer has ever relied on himself as doggedly as Calvin Peete.
More people than ever rely on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps.
They hardly ever rely on group forums for identifying and solving problems.
After that, Collins was portrayed as someone no team could ever rely on.
It is a question of acute importance in a system which more than ever relies on court-sanctioned punishment as its mechanism for controlling crime.
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