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Your legs are the number one spot where melanoma strikes.

The number one problem kids have growing up is insecurity.

But for the rest of you, security remains the number one concern when considering the cloud.

The number one reason behind wrinkles is sun, avoid sunlight or use sunscreen lotion.

His second album, Unorthodox Jukebox (2012), peaked at number one in the United States.

Finding involved inadequate corrective actions to prevent repeat failure of the number nine main crank shaft bearing on emergency diesel generator number one.

Dr. TURNER: So when you look at fundamental constants in nature, alpha would be number one on your list.

Overall, occupational choices haven't changed much for men with spatially-related careers still being their number one choice.

The number one reason is user error, although crashes, fires, floods, theft and viruses all play a part as well.

So I think in this event sport should be number one and then only after through sport put some political pressure or one or other government, "said Sekla."

President Barack Obama said the American people sent a loud message in this week's midterm elections - the economy is priority number one.

Because everyone sees you're number one, they get curious and want to download your app as well, which led to the day two surge.

In fact, fingernail trauma and other hand injuries—no matter your hand size—are collectively the number one nuisance for spacewalkers.

The former world number one, who is without a tournament win in 18 months, was forced to pull out of the Players Championship at Sawgrass in May after suffering knee and Achilles problems.

Because the number one factor that will determine whether they succeed or fail in life is the kind of friends they choose - friends who hold them back or friends who spur them on.

The number one mistake runners make on race day is to go out too fast, expend way too much energy in the first few miles and crash and burn towards the end.