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by the day

noun as in per diem

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The Congressional Budget Office said, “the number of furloughed employees could vary by the day because some agencies might furlough more employees the longer a shutdown persists and others might recall some initially furloughed employees.”

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But there was no escaping the questions around his leadership which seem to be growing by the day.

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The situation is serious; analysts recently told the BBC that “the risk of escalation in the region is growing by the day.”

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Because in a year that seems to get worse by the day, we need to remember Salazar more than ever.

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From her home city of Cincinnati to readers around the globe — and now Hollywood — the EmHen universe is getting bigger by the day.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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