Three hundred forty-three New York City firefighters died at the World Trade Center that day.
Painter is six feet three and forty-two, with dark hair, rimless eyeglasses, and a deep voice.
By 1923, twenty-three states required constitutional instruction and, by 1931, forty-three.
At 3:58, just two minutes before the markets closed, Rajaratnam gave an order to buy three hundred and fifty thousand shares of Goldman stock, worth forty-three million dollars.
Three hundred and forty-seven employees received more than 50% of their base salary in overtime.
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Forty three beaches and five marinas in Wales earned the status in 2012, two more than in 2011.
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Three hundred and forty-five bills passed by the House have been prevented from even coming up for debate in the Senate.
Forty-three of the baseball players were white, like Dombrowski, five were Latino, and one was Asian.
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Forty-three percent of teen driver crashes are due to a failure to recognize hazards, she said.
Forty-three people had hoarding disorder, 31 people had OCD and 33 participants were normal controls.
Forty-three percent are primary school teachers, and the overwhelming majority (4.5 million) are women.
Forty-three people were arrested in Pennsylvania, the state's biggest-ever mass arrest related to prescription drugs, authorities said.
Forty-three percent of referrals that resulted in hires came from Facebook, and only 41% came from LinkedIn.
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Over several months the Brazilian police secretly recorded the phone conversations of forty-three year-old Edilson Pereira de Carvalho.
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One week later, in Oakland, a forty-three-year-old man named One Goh walked into Oikos University, a small Christian college.
Forty-three-year-old Cassidy has extensive knowledge of the Derry football scene and his coaching and tactical abilities are highly regarded.
By now, users have submitted more than forty-three thousand quizzes to the site.
Forty-three world records were broken at the 2009 World Swimming Championships, in Rome.
Forty-three per cent said the warnings and advertising campaigns over the last year had made them more likely to quit.
Forty-three percent of Gen X females (women between 30-44 years old) noted that they are being or have been mentored by women.
Forty-three percent of those who start in the bottom are stuck there as adults, and 70 percent remain below the middle quintile.
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Forty-three percent say he hasn't bitten off more than he can chew.
They calculated that, in this one hospital, the checklist had prevented forty-three infections and eight deaths, and saved two million dollars in costs.
On April 11, it will have been forty-three years since the Apollo 13 lunar mission became one of the greatest death-defying adventures in history.
In a University of California survey, students reported spending thirteen hours a week on schoolwork and forty-three hours socializing and pursuing various forms of entertainment.
Forty-three million gallons of water poured into the Brooklyn Battery tunnel.
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Forty-three percent of people surveyed believe a fix is likely, but 46 percent don't think Clinton and Congress will be able to put a solution into place.
The forty-three-year-old Norwegian novelist Karl Ove Knausgaard is certainly one.
Forty-three-year-old Alexander Tamari(ph) of Manville says he voted for Corzine.
Forty-three per cent of 10-year-olds in his area are obese.
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