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At age 116, she was recognized as being the new United States national longevity recordholder, then thought to have been held by Carrie C. White ( reportedly 1874 – 1991 ).
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At the age of 116, Widewuto burned himself together with Bruteno in a religious ceremony in the temple of Romuva.
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At the 2000 census the population was 116.
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At the privately-owned Chelmsford railway station taxi rank, only the 116 Chelmsford Taxi Association affiliated hackney carriages are permitted to ply for hire at the station.
At the morning service the invariable psalms are 109, 90, 103: 1 – 6, 112, 92, 148, 150, 116.
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At the 2009 census, there were 116, 124 inhabitants in the metropolitan area of Cayenne ( as defined by INSEE ), 57, 047 of whom lived in the city ( commune ) of Cayenne proper.
At the end of its first season's run, the series ranked at # 116 with a 7. 0 rating with 6, 678, 000 homes tuning in from 1994 to 1995.
At this time, maximum sustained winds of 164 kilometers per hour ( 102 mph ) in coastal areas ( equal to a Category 2 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale ), with wind gusts of up to 188 kilometers per hour ( 116 mph ).
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At present, Liaoning University has a teaching body of 1, 116 full-time faculty members, among whom there are six hundred and fourteen professors and associate professors.
At present over 360 Laconian vases are known, with almost a third of them, 116 pieces, being attributed to the Naucratis Painter.
At present the number of programmes produced is 116, with 1, 377 courses.
At Camp Street, Illinois 116 continues geographically northeast, and is signed east, with U. S. Route 150 westbound, forming a wrong-way concurrency.
At the east end of the Cedar Street Bridge, Routes 8 and 116 proceed north on East Peoria's Main Street, and Route 29 proceeds south, entering Creve Coeur on Main Street and providing an interchange with Interstate 474.
At the start of the novel, their oldest specimen, computer magnate Kevin Baker, looks 35 years old but actually is 116.
At the time, the Guinness World Records website considered then 114-year-old Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper, born 29 June 1890, as the world's oldest person, and later retrospectively accepted the claims of María Capovilla, who was then aged 116.
At 11: 00 hours Trikoupis received the reports from his units, which indicated that the combatant strength of Trikoupis Group was reduced to 7, 000 infantry, 80 cavalry and 116 artillery pieces.
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