There was no comment from Lifetime, according to Les Eisner, a spokesman for its parent company, A&E Television Networks.
The average American woman has a 1-in-57 chance of developing the disease in her lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society.
All Muslims who can afford it are required to perform the hajj at least once in their lifetime, according to the five pillars of Islam.
The number of onshore windfarms built over the past year will be worth £737m to the economy over their lifetime, according to RenewableUK.
A shocking 78% of lesbians and gay men have experienced prejudice during their lifetime, according to the survey, with more than a quarter of them suffering physical assault.
Two in five (44%) UK consumers have been subject to cybercrime in their lifetime, according to a survey released in 2015.
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An American with a bachelor's degree, after all, typically makes $2.3 million, not in a year, but over a lifetime, according to a recent study from Georgetown University.
The Duchess of Cambridge's daughter will bring in more than £1 billion to the UK economy in her lifetime, according to experts – enough to pay for two hospitals.
One in two people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, according to Cancer Research UK, which says more effort must be made to prevent people getting the disease and that the NHS must plan to treat more patients.
It was this political dimension to Kelly's deeds and utterances that made him a folk hero in his lifetime, according to the exhibition's co-curators, Leanne Fitzgibbon and Tansy Curtain.
