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(61) Fridays and Saturdays are stereotypically exciting so we tend to recall the best Fridays and Saturdays.
(62) Meanwhile, Twitter Chief Revenue Officer Adam Bain — speaking at the Ad Age Digital conference earlier this week — said that Twitter users are more engaged with tweets on Fridays.
(63) Mondays and Fridays : Mondays and Fridays are rest days.
(64) On Fridays the nuns hear high mass, vespers , and all the offices, as on Sunday.
(65) On previous Fridays, the minders have sought to restrict foreign journalists so they could not cover demonstrations after midday prayers on the Muslim holy day.
(66) For several consecutive Fridays after that, she stated she was experiencing the Passion of Christ, supposedly suffering in her own body along with all his historic agonies.
(67) Except at the most youthful of fashion and dot-com companies, casual Fridays never really caught on in Japan.
(68) It was a favourite meal on Fridays and fast days, particularly during Lent.
(69) Thus, on Mondays and Fridays , other problems were eclipsed by one enormous problem of keeping production going despite a critical shortage of people.
(70) Already we reminisce about past Sweet Fridays, and daydream about the one coming up.
(71) According to Bloomfield deputy librarian Carol Mueller, the library organized casual-dress days on Fridays for several months and charged $1 donations from staffers who wanted to participate.
(72) My office hours are 3:00 to 5:00 Mondays and Fridays.
(73) Nowadays in many companies there is a relatively new office custom of dress down Fridays.
(74) She goes to class every other day on Mondays,[http://sentencedict.com/Fridays.html] Wednesdays and Fridays.
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