Economic stagnation plus Fed activism equals stagflation: we saw it all thirty-five years ago.
If you have read this far, I am willing to bet you are over thirty-five.
What really got us excited is that thirty-five million people play fantasy sports every year.
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Newspaper readership among people under thirty-five dropped during a similar period, as did voting rates.
In December, the Prokopis put Serenola on the market for eight hundred and thirty-five thousand dollars.
Sixteen million Egyptians now use the Internet, and the vast majority of them are under thirty-five.
Last year, thirty-five thousand students applied to Harvard, and the acceptance rate was six per cent.
Thirty-five cents, you got a plate of red beans and rice and a vegetable.
He planned to work for thirty or thirty-five years, and then take an early retirement.
He analyzed more than thirty-five thousand peer-reviewed papers, mapping the precise location of co-authors.
Thirty-five percent of employers said that what they found caused them not to hire a candidate.
Thirty-five percent said they have not much or no confidence, down 1 percentage point from August.
Thirty-five years of improvements have, however, made wind, solar power and high-tech batteries attractive.
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Flash forward, what, thirty-five years and here we are - where is the outrage?
Still, with more than seven million bitcoins in circulation, Nakamoto had created thirty-five million dollars of value.
This was his first trial, but the case had already consumed almost five of his thirty-five years.
Thirty-five financial sponsored IPOs have listed since May, more than the January-to-April period combined, according to Dealogic.
Through intermediaries, Roberts and Obama had agreed how to divide the thirty-five-word oath for the swearing in.
Tenured-professorial in the pretentious facial hair, without it Zwelish was revealed to be no more than thirty-five.
But, in 1996, Sam and Judy sold the house and moved to Ipswich, thirty-five miles to the north.
Thirty-five years ago, Jackson-Vanik subtly but profoundly changed the way the Soviet leadership related to its own citizens.
The next biggest Darfur charity on Facebook has 22, 073 members, who have donated an average of thirty-five cents.
He is an immigrant from Trinidad and came to America thirty-five years ago, when he started driving cabs.
Oleg had found a programmer who could do the job for a million rubles, or thirty-five thousand dollars.
Their combined fortune of thirty-five billion dollars is exceeded only by those of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett.
Thirty-five percent of the nation's wealth, according to Leinberger, has been invested in constructing this drivable suburban landscape.
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On this voyage, the passengers aboard the S.S. Coachella were almost exclusively between the ages of twenty-two and thirty-five.
Its members are the thirty-five independent states of the Americas, including the United States, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela.
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She always said that she was thirty-five years old, but she had been saying that at least three years.
Did I mention that the Program initially targets only thirty-five bank holding companies?
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