Her statement, which contradicts the company's official court testimony on multiple occasions, has prompted accusations that the corporation has either committed perjury or is lying to reporters.
The placement of S. gallinarum in other studies is variable, but on multiple occasions has clustered with the Arlettae-Kloosii group [ 6, 57, 60, 63, 64].
"That was the data that came out," Maroon said, "but the authors of that study on multiple occasions have recommended further investigations, better controls and with larger numbers.
Two users who appear at the same place, at the same time on multiple occasions, have a higher likelihood of knowing each other (and therefore having a link on social media).
Muslim children, on multiple occasions, have had to walk past armed men on their way to school and prayer in Texas, being told to "go back home" when the suburbs of Dallas are the only home they've ever known.
Tomic has also had his funding withdrawn by the national federation on multiple occasions and has acknowledged that he has had difficulties motivating himself to put the hours in on the practice court.
And on multiple occasions, I've had to explain what those "dumb little icons" are that are getting in the way during a Facebook Messenger-based chat session.
On multiple occasions I have had service members, mostly male, reach out to me via social media.
On multiple occasions, officials have had to downplay the president's Twitter habit in court in a bid to protect his administration's policies.Their argument: Trump's tweets aren't official White House policy, and thus shouldn't be treated as such in court.
Both of Frost's conversations were publicly disclosed in the local newspaper in April 2011 (the same one Brennan later worked for), and although he has been asked on multiple occasions, Frost has never denied those statements.
In Happy Camp, the road intersects with the State of Jefferson Scenic Byway, named after the splinter state that has garnered local support on multiple occasions but has never come to pass.
