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Before coming to power, he said he would prefer to serve only one five-year term.

They were given one five-minute break per hour but were allowed no more than five cups of coffee a day.

No, no, no. It's fifteen. One five. That's what the guy said on the telephone. And I'm not paying more than fifteen.

One five-layer fuzzy neural network model was built for the forecasting COD of papermaking wastewater treatment process.

Muscles are stringy boundless of fibers varying form one five-thousandth of an inch to about three inches.

A new smokestack, which is better able to trap emissions, replaced the older, taller one five years ago.

He did borrow, asking a thousand francs of one, five hundred of another, five louis here, three louis there.

One five-year-old girl brought the house down by singing an old Chinese song.

Embryos? As in more than one? -Five, actually.

The contract includes a base period of five years with one five-year option.

Five of the seven would retire after one five-year term because of an age limit.

But as a manager at one five star hotel explained, that is not the whole story.

The treaty is set to expire in 10 years unless it is extended for one five-year term.

One, five, fifteen.

Two, one, five. Good! Very good.

A repetition modifier can specify amounts such as none, one, or more; one or more; zero or one; five to ten; and exactly three.

This is why the output includes one, five, and fifteen minute averages, because it helps to smooth out any transient extreme loads.

The election was said to be fairer than the one five years ago. See article

The design of fire automatic alarm system of one five-star hotel