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Giuliani said he has regularly received payments from MEK over the past 10 years; he declined to disclose his fees.

Ever since the Glamour photograph, she has regularly received emails from women and girls unsure about their weight or suffering from being teased.

The now 83-year-old Williams was first nominated for Best Score Adaption in 1967, for Valley of the Dolls, and since then has regularly received multiple nominations within the same year.

Where to Eat Since opening two years ago, Primo, 2 South Main Street, (Route 73), Rockland, (207) 596-0770, has regularly received accolades in the national culinary news media.

Income from passenger fares has never been sufficient to pay for operating and capital-improvement costs, and, as a result, Amtrak has regularly received subsidies from the federal government in addition to constant scrutiny of its operating and budgetary practices and periodic threats from Congress to reduce or even eliminate funding.

While Leahy is lauded in the City for his business nous, he has regularly received flak from other groups who complain that it has abused it dominant position – it has a market share twice that of its closest rival – in UK retail.

Official maliks have regularly received state contracts for roads, schools and hospitals; stories abound of the corruption and poor construction that resulted.

The senior center had regularly received Council money before she became a council member, and is only one of about a dozen in her district she helps, she said.

The pastors said that groups of Jews who have been holding Friday night services at the churches had regularly received threats for publicly professing the belief that Jesus is the Messiah.

In recent years, they have regularly received weird, circle-squaring reviews in which adjectives like "embarrassing" and "ridiculous" figure heavily, but the star rating remains stuck at four or five.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, Richard Trumka, called on Monday for Mitt Romney to dismiss Peter Schaumber as co-chairman of his campaign's advisory labor committee because Mr. Schaumber, according to an inspector general's report, had regularly received material improperly leaked by a Republican official at the National Labor Relations Board.