"What we're seeing today is making me, frankly, calibrate not only what my children will be living but what I will be living, what I am currently living," one said.
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Almost a half million irregular migrants are estimated to be living in Italy, while in 2016, almost a million irregular migrants were found to be living illegally in the European Union.
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"Chicago P.D." star Jason Beghe will be living close to the set as a newly single man after his divorce ... and his ex-wife will be living the good life in Malibu.
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Bogachev was last known to be living in Anapa, Russia.
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Every day I'm stoked to be living in the future.
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It's a crazy state of mind to be living in.
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Many will be living in the neighborhoods struggling with changes.
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After all, I'm blessed to be living the American dream.
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They hope to be living on the island by 2017.
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I didn't want to be living online at that moment.
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But where you actually can be living inside a world.
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They're going to be living in the emergency rooms again.
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Which is not what you want to be living with.
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We'd no doubt be living in a very different world.
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"I didn't want to be living there, either," he said.
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It's not a condition that people should be living in.
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In messages, IMB also claimed to be living near Brussels.
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It's so sad, you should just be living your life.
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Sanders won't be living in the White House next year.
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If mankind lived forever, no one would truly be living.
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Her brother has been reported to be living in Dubai.
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Issa Rae might be living a real life Insecure episode.
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Elon Musk thinks we might be living in a simulation.
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"Otherwise I would still be living there," Mr. Sheridan said.
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People should not be living on the street in tents.
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"We looked at each other and said, 'We're not going to be living with the one who lies incessantly, we're going to be living with the one who is very sweet,' " Mr. Wagner said.
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For this reason, there's little chance we'll be living in a
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And you don't need to be living here to do it.
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The cleric was last reported to be living in rural Pennsylvania.
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They're going to be living with these games for a while.
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I would be living in a palatial apartment on Park Avenue.
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It's exciting to be living in a place that's moving forward.
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The two will be living together in a cozy Metropolis apartment.
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They'll be living the climate-changed future we all should fear.
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On the surface these two seem to be living the dream.
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Cameron McGuire and his wife thought they'd be living the dream.
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Our relationship is not one where we should be living together.
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"There's mountains, we'll be living at 7,000 feet elevation," says Kody.
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Australia might soon be living in the dark ages full time.
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Yet, Russian politicians may be living in a la-la land.
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What richer source of data, to be living through their eyes.
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And then what kind of world will we be living in!?
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It's understandable that we would be living in a reactionary moment.
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Wherever this man goes, other people's children will be living nearby.
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You'll be living like a millionaire, even on a journalist's salary.
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I MUST BE LIVING TWICE: New and Selected Poems, 1975-2014.
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Mark Davis will be living it up in Vegas by then.
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"I was supposed to be living in peace," Mr. Lai said.
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After he's dead, you're going to be living with this [expletive].
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Without the creativity and resilience, what would we be living for?
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My mother now appears to be living in an eternal present.
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Without them, I would not be living where I am today.
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About 80 people were believed to be living in the dormitories.
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So to be living through a similar scenario is very bizarre.
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We'd still be living in an apartment building, in a city.
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" And, he added, "We're going to be living there for free.
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He seems to be living in some kind of alternate reality.
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"We are going to be living our best lives," he says.
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At least they won't be living in the basement any longer?
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Cristiano Ronaldo's son may be living proof soccer greatness is genetic.
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The biggest would be living alone here, with no family members.
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I happened to be living and working at the U.S. Embassy.
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"I guess you really never know who you might be living beside."
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Put them together, and you will indeed be living your best life.
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" —Malcolm Young "Life is too short to be living somebody else's dream.
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Buy all our stuff and you'll be living your best digital life.
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"Tom should be living under a rock right now," de Lesseps said.
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But now I want to be living proof that different is awesome.
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But some Americans in retirement may already be living in the future.
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Don't get us wrong: We're grateful to be living in the iAge.
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So a successful death faker would likely not be living very glamorously.
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We'd be living with 12 people and we'd buy bulk toilet paper.
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How could I be living so far into the pop culture cave!
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Until we do so, we will be living on the perpetual edge.
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SAN FRANCISCO — We might be living through a new age of miracles.
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What we do know is that they appear to be living together.
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Come 2020, 20 percent of America's poor will be living in pyramids.
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We're currently deciding to move together, and we will be living together.
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There should be living people who breathe and feel, suffer and love.
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Our children and grandchildren will be living longer, happier, healthier, wealthier lives.
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In Australia, you can't be sure what might be living under there.
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The cast of Will & Grace will be living off residuals for years.
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Now, eight years later, I could be living in a parallel universe.
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You realize, this isn't the world I want to be living in.
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If she were alive now, she'd probably be living her worst nightmare.
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If my father hadn't done all that 'exercise,' he'd still be living.
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They're glad to be alive; there's no other way they'd be living.
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I'm proud to be French, I'm happy to be living in Paris.
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Democrats and Republicans sometimes seem to be living in two different Americas.
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Amazon's voice assistant dominance seems to be living on borrowed time, however.
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Qelbinur couldn't understand how her daughter could be living so far away.
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Guy T. Napper Jr. is said to be living now in Israel.
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But Ms. Sanders appears to be living her best life back home.
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Calkins is believed to currently be living in Iowa, the suit said.
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It's an especially concerning day to be living in Donald Trump's America.
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And trust me, you don't want to be living in one, either.
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You will be living just the way Frank Sinatra did in 1947.
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More and more of us will be living longer and living better.
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Mr. Duarte is believed to be living in Texas and New Mexico.
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Matthew, who happened to be living with his parents then, woke late.
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Kylie loves her Calabasas house and seems happy to be living by herself.
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They are going to be living in the future that we create today.
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That's right, without him, we might be living in a world without Hollywood.
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Some 850,000 people are still believed to be living there, according to Khanjar.
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Who knows where they will be living, or what their circumstances will be.
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Some scientists are now suggesting that you might be living in a tube.
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But this was different, since I wouldn't actually be living in a prison.
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"She never again thought she'd be living in her own house," Drew says.
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I'd be living somewhere else in a country I didn't know that well.
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If money wasn't an object, what kind of lives could we be living?
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Stuff a roll with meaty king crab legs and you'll be living large.
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"We're optimistic he could be living a normal life in a few months."
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Dr. Qasim says Saeed and Jamal appear to be living a charmed life.
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However, I'm concerned that today's teens seem to be living under a microscope.
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If Corinne was living 13 Going on 30, could Lucas be living Big?
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Who knows, a relative of theirs might just be living near your home.
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I will be living my wettest dream by playing SNL on November 23rd.
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Sure, we might be living in a time of rampant partisanship in Washington.
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She'll be living there herself, but her ex-husband, Tarek, won't be far.
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I think in two years I might still be living here at Tempelhof.
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Below a pH of 4, things should not be living in this water.
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I'm proud to be from Ireland and there's nowhere I'd rather be living.
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That doesn't really feel like the future we want to be living in.
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And they were clearly thrilled to be living out a rock star fantasy.
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Reddit, like its predecessors, was always going to be living on borrowed time.
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Retirement isn't a time when you want to be living paycheck to paycheck.
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"He seemed to be living a similar life to the one we did."
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Convicting someone on an accusation is really dangerous territory to be living in.
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Only once I'm finished with university will I know where I'll be living.
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Only once I'm finished with university will I know where I'll be living.
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After all, you'll be living with these folks for a night or more.
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A pack of white dogs appeared to be living in an old mausoleum.
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Could an NFL star also be living a double-life as a murderer?
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Pokémon may not be living creatures, but they are tied to living memories.
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The world can end now,Baby, we'll be living in 'The Walking Dead.
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"We're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future," Ryan admitted.
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Kilimnik, now thought to be living outside Moscow, has denied being a spy.
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"The Scorsese of virtual reality could be living in Uganda," Arora says excitedly.
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Could bees be living in your ceiling and you not even realize it?
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And do you give superpowers to some people, who would be living eternally, etc.
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Should we all be living lives with as much moral heroism as these people?
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Other members are also believed to be living as private citizens in the UAE.
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Of greater importance, the ones we seek might not be living creatures at all.
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But with this economy, I'll probably be living with my parents for a while.
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Now, after Queer Eye, Jess seems to be living her best, most confident life.
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"We have to consider that these children could be living time bombs," he said.
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"I'm 63 years of age and I can't be living like this," Osbourne said.
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But in the 320-member Senate they will be living from vote to vote.
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I think it's very destructive to be living a double reality all the time.
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And so, yeah, we're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future.
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Anyway, gaze upon it and be grateful to be living in this batshit time.
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"These people are likely to be living paycheck to paycheck to paycheck, " she said.
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"All my friends overseas said I'd be living in a shoebox," Finn told Insider.
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Click on for the dresses you'll be living in until next summer rolls around.
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Trust the wheelers and dealers with your savings and you will be living large.
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It means I'll be living in L.A. for some time, which will be interesting.
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But hey, maybe by that time we'll all be living on Mars with InSight.
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How grateful we are to be living this experience at such a young age.
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Now, if AT&T has its way, we'll all be living in smart cities.
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You'd have to be living under a rock to have missed the Flint, Mich.
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But I never expected to be living, right now, in that American retro-future!
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France will be living with the threat of new attacks for years to come.
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Is it a kind of gift to be living a life of overwhelming hardship?
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"We are going to be living with ObamaCare for the foreseeable future," Ryan said.
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Here is a list of five ways you may be living beyond your means.
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I MUST BE LIVING TWICE: New and Selected Poems, 1975-2014, by Eileen Myles.
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Pennings, 45, is believed to be living overseas and was not arrested, prosecutors said.
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And just show him, this is how you can be living if you want.
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The two Russians and Belan are believed to be living as fugitives in Russia.
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They're 19 times more likely to be living with HIV, according to the foundation.
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Mr. Sayoc, who seemed to be living out of a van in Aventura, Fla.
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But for Ms. Sanders, the answer also seemed to be living her best life.
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I wouldn't really be living for tomorrow because there would always be a tomorrow.
|
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Meghan Markle will not be living in royal opulence ... not by a long shot.
|
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And a question for climate skeptics: Which planet will your grandkids be living on?
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" Hannah Ann responded, "2 more weeks left until I will be living near you!!
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Canada appears to be living up to its reputation for politeness.
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"We'll be living with trade war fears for a while to come," Gatto said.
|
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This is dangerous for people to be living in these areas with oil pipelines.
|
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Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather doesn't appear to be living up to his "Money" nickname.
|
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More than 125,000 people worldwide are believed to be living with the implanted devices.
|
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The Mwendas checked a United States map to see where they would be living.
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I just want to be living comfortably and not depending on the next paycheck.
|
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Mr. Low, who is believed to be living in China, was indicted last year.
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I wish that wasn't the case, but then I'd be living back in 1999.
|
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I'll be living in a studio, and I'm excited to have my own place.
|
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There are signs we may be living through a second outbreak of mammoth fever.
|
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"I never thought I would be living in a floating home," Ms. Greene said.
|
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Citing census data, the Pew Research Center reported last week that in 2014, adults ages 18 to 34 were slightly more likely to be living in their parents' home than to be living with a spouse or partner in their own household.
|
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According to the magazine, the two families will be living less than two blocks apart.
|
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As it turns out, it might simply just be living in mortal fear of you.
|
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Meaning these firefighters could be living and working like this for and it's emotionally draining.
|
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Imagine Vincent Van Gogh having to be living under a magnifying glass of social media.
|
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I didn't really want to be living in Reno anymore, which is where I'm from.
|
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Borrowers who are unable to make their monthly payments may be living beyond their means.
|
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Johnson promised that British children and grandchildren "will be living longer, happier, healthier, wealthier lives".
|
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Especially in New York City, "your big cost is going to be living," she says.
|
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He himself selected the people in the region who will be living in these houses.
|
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Freedom. You don't have to be living in a mud hut like I am here.
|
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Less than 50 percent of American families are considered to be living middle class lives.
|
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Around 4,000 children are thought to be living in Idomeni camp, some for several weeks.
|
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She makes great music, runs an empire, and seems to be living her best life.
|
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During both of my years [in the dorms], I was blessed to be living alone.
|
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He will be living in the Kalorama section for at least the next two years.
|
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He just happened to be living at an address that was connected to the investigation.
|
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" It is an era that journalists today "no longer feel themselves to be living in.
|
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There are still 12 immigrants known to be living in churches, hoping for legal relief.
|
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I knew before I turned 50 that I would be living on the French Riviera.
|
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And last winter, he moved in, thrilled to be living in the city at last.
|
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That's a danger for someone who will now be living partly in a classified world.
|
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This is just further evidence that Lovato, 24, seems to be living her best life.
|
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Maybe we're all going to be living in our own little local news feed bubbles.
|
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They may well be living with severe anxiety or depression due to their reasonable fear.
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I have no idea what will happen next, or how long I'll be living here.
|
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You could be living next to people and not know that their family shackles them.
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We would, in other words, be living in the United States of 1962 or 1983.
|
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The wealthy of Silicon Valley ought to be living their very best lives right now.
|
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I am self-aware enough to know that I cannot be living over dead bodies.
|
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Yet they're so simple that most scientists don't even consider them to be living organisms.
|
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If I was born 213 years ago, I'd be living in the aftermath of crack.
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That's where he'll be living, his power fictive but his presence ineluctable, snappily ever after.
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I don't know the people I will be living with once I get to London.
|
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We ought to be living within the ones that we all agreed to live by.
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Were it not for the whistleblower, we might today be living in this alternate reality.
|
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Not sure where yet, but I'll be living here for 3-6 months mid 2020.
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But more than 12.5 million German residents are still estimated to be living in poverty.
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Not sure where yet, but I'll be living here for 3-85033 months mid 2020.
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The DeBoers are less certain when they will be living year-round under one roof.
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That includes any parents or adult children who may be living with you, he said.
|
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The pair will apparently be living together while Gomez films her new Woody Allen movie.
|
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Maybe we're both gay or behind on our taxes or should be living somewhere else.
|
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By 2050, experts predict as many as 16 million Americans will be living with the disease.
|
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I was this young girl excited to be living my dreams and having the best time.
|
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They were also more likely to be single and more likely to be living in poverty.
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Then we would not be living in this alternate, splintered life in which Tel does not.
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Hannah Brown will be living off one compliment every day for the rest of her life.
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I'd be living in a hole somewhere eating cockroaches for dinner if it wasn't for you.
|
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For now, 250,000 children are estimated to be living in war-torn parts of Syria. 4.
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It's almost like two teens in a relatively new relationship shouldn't be living together just yet.
|
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We may be living in the era of weak apologies, but Hale just isn't that sorry.
|
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Jon Snow may be living in a constant winter, but Kit Harington is always pretty hot.
|
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All this means, says Mr Du, that many more older folk will be living in institutions.
|
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We are already blessed to be living in the era of Taraji P. Henson, television star.
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It's Jonathan Van Ness' perfectly coifed world, and we're all blessed to be living in it.
|
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Sure, our generation may be living in confusing timewarp, full of manufactured memories and false history.
|
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"The person is as important as the place you're going to be living in," he said.
|
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It would be funny, except we're all going to be living through it for four years.
|
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We're broke now, and we're likely to be living hand-to-mouth in later life, too.
|
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At least 56,000 islanders are estimated to be living, working and studying in the United States.
|
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I know what it's like to be living in a house with someone who's on crack.
|
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And none of the people who live near the border seemed to be living in fear.
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One day my children will be living in an Islamophobia-free America — all of ours will.
|
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Given the amount of eye rolls, she doesn't seem thrilled be living back with Elan's family.
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They must be living in the building's walls, so wouldn't this be the building's problem, too?
|
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Or the "Didn't think I would've reached 25 and still be living with my parents" way.
|
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Strangely, the people in this village don't seem to be living that healthy of a lifestyle.
|
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He was said at some points to be living outdoors, at others in a homeless shelter.
|
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More than a million Rohingya are believed to be living in overcrowded refugee camps in Bangladesh.
|
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He is still hopeful about his future, but he knows he will not be living anonymously.
|
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Wouldn't we be living in a different country right now if Richard Nixon went to jail?
|
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"There's an understanding that parents could be living with us at some point," Ms. Ram said.
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Indian law permits both related and unrelated persons to be living donors for strictly noncommercial reasons.
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I know I'm going to be living in the mountains, having my own farm or something.
|
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Should we be living in a world where two leaders can stumble into a nuclear holocaust?
|
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In 2018, at least, we will be living in a world of high-priced silver plans.
|
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Now, they are much more likely to be living at home with their parents or elders.
|
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Blacks were already more likely to be living in "D" neighborhoods than "C" neighborhoods, for example.
|
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"Business is going to be living with these tariffs for quite some time, apparently," said Yerxa.
|
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I know this: We are going to be living with the consequences of trauma for years.
|
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More than 36 million people were estimated to be living with HIV/AIDS globally in 2015.
|
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Your relative should be studying the politics of the country in which she will be living.
|
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In the AutoZone parking lot, agents found the white van, where he appeared to be living.
|
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Transgender women are 49 times more likely to be living with HIV than the general population.
|
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We could be living on Mars by the year 3000, so it's time to get prepared.
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Not sure where yet, but I&aposll be living here for 3-6 months mid 2020.
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We would be living in a town house that had a loft and a parking space.
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"What we're seeing today is making me, frankly, calibrate not only what my children will be living but what I will be living, what I am currently living," said Kim Cobb, a professor of earth and atmospheric science at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.
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It arrives as scientists are gathering more evidence that Earth may be living through its sixth extinction.
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Nobody should be forced to be living in a gender role they don't want to be in.
|
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He knows what he has to pay — and if he doesn't pay, he won't be living there.
|
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We're may be living in a modern era, but this is a timeless trope: Bad news sells.
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Who would provide the operating system to the houses and apartments we would all be living in?
|
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One of just three jaguars known to be living in the U.S. was recently killed by poachers.
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I mean, if we hadn't changed productivity since 73, we'd be living like we were in 1776.
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I mean, if we hadn't changed productivity since 1776, we'd be living like we were in 1776.
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It is a nightmare, and one that Meyers Leonard appears to be living to its fullest extent.
|
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If we could have found jobs in biomedical research in Kalamazoo, we would still be living there.
|
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In claiming to be the party of the housebuilders, Labour may be living off its past reputation.
|
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She has yet to meet some other notable royals whom Markle will be living amongst in London.
|
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These days, the French bulldog is reported to be living with the late actress' assistant, Corby McCoin.
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More than 300,000 Kiwis are believed to be living in Australia on the SCV, according to stuff.co.
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And be living proof that our dreams are valid and the future ahead of us is bright.
|
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"In two or three years time, not everyone is going to be living like this," Singleton says.
|
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We seem to be living in a world where risk is becoming a dirtier and dirtier word.
|
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However, Meghan and Harry will be living at their new cottage home in Windsor later this spring.
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It's her world and we're about to be living in it for four minutes and ten seconds.
|
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, like Elon Musk, says we could all just be living in the matrix.
|
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One study estimated that 20m elderly Americans will be living in poverty or near-poverty by 2035.
|
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These days, the French bulldog is reported to be living with the late actress' assistant, Corby McCoin.
|
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If our government is following the law, Juan Manuel should be living in the United States today.
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So there are definitely some legitimate economic reasons for many young adults to be living at home.
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Now she will be living with Richard and Elizabeth Howell and their 12-year-old daughter Megan.
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John Lennon and George Harrison won't get it at all -- current rules require honorees to be living.
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If I didn't, I would probably still be living with that kind of shame inside of me.
|
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Euille said the man appeared to be living out of a gym bag with all his possessions.
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However, Meghan and Harry will be living at their new cottage home in Windsor later this spring.
|
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Authorities previously said the fugitives were likely still together and might be living out of the van.
|
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At the surface, Babe seems like an adorable, smart little pig who's just happy to be living.
|
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Which was good, except that the people in it were supposed to be living in the seventies.
|
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At least 903 Sentinelese could be living on the island, according to India's census estimates from 2011.
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At least 15 Sentinelese could be living on the island, according to India's census estimates from 2011.
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Nearly 3,000 are estimated to be living on the streets in northern Paris and an adjoining suburb.
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I would love to be living away from home pursuing my career the way I had planned.
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But I realized you can be living quote 'a dream,' but that doesn't mean it's your dream.
|
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"It's kind of hard to imagine that no one's going to be living here," Billiot told me.
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The country, Conway said, would "be living this nightmare" from the moment Clinton occupied the White House.
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Would I be living the high life as a desirable bachelor or still be wearing cargo shorts?
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Saudi Arabia: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seemed to be living down his reputation for dangerous aggression.
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I think we're very lucky to be living in a time when people actually have some backbone.
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They were not lucky to be living with uncertain futures, missing the only family they'd ever known.
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By all accounts, Ohio State University student Abdul Razak Artan seemed to be living the American dream.
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" A teacher told me, "I usually assign "1984" to my students, now we will be living it.
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In sum, while the doomsday machine has not yet exploded, we may be living on borrowed time.
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"There's no rhyme or reason," he said, "and, for me, right now it's enough to be living."
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You'd think she'd be living closer to Hollywood, but there's burger history in the San Gabriel Valley.
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Soon she'd be living with a married lover and writing novels under the pen name George Eliot.
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An estimated 60,21.5 people are believed to be living there and in a smattering of neighboring villages.
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Despite that, Saroo seems to be living in the happily-ever-after stage of the fairy tale.
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They'll be living with the consequences for the rest of their lives — including under future Democratic presidents.
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"Well, I would love to know where I'm going to be living this year," Gisele said Thursday.
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All of a sudden, this was a world that we never thought we would be living in.
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The government said Thursday it needs to clear the wreckage and that people can't be living there.
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The Northeast is where all the best universities are, and that's where he'll be living one day.
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"We're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future," Mr. Ryan told reporters on Friday.
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And by 2026, it estimated, about three-quarters of the population would be living in such areas.
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Demons have been loosed, and I suspect we will be living with the consequences for some time.
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I can't even begin to imagine how it felt like to be living there so long ago.
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Without the pensions, most miners would be living off Social Security, which runs about $1,500 a month.
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For now, they're happy and proud to be living in a house with their new perfectly-painted rainbow.
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It would be so much harder for me to be living abroad or on the road without her.
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He even hesitates when Blue asks if his mom will really be living with them every night forever.
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In Europe, too, women over 65 are more than twice as likely as men to be living alone.
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For the record, the best cities for singles are whatever cities they happen to be living in currently.
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Before season 29 [which Mitchell won], I knew that we were gonna be living outside, and I was.
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The Obamas will now be living just two blocks away from Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner's new home.
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By 2025 some 203bn city dwellers will be living without decent, affordable housing, according to consultants at McKinsey.
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Trump has also vowed to deport the 11 million people estimated to be living in the US illegally.
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By 2026, the CBO predicts, approximately three-quarters of Americans will be living in such an area. 3.
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He was thought to be living in two walled courtyard homes at the end of a long alley.
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While we will still be in each other's lives we will no longer be living those lives together.
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Gladiator also held within it an understanding of what kind of community we want to be living in.
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Aniston, 20173, said she thinks Rachel would be living the family life and busy raising her daughter, Emma.
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Chyna doesn't have a direct answer, but she does know that they shouldn't be living together right now.
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Snowflake doesn't make many media appearances, but is said to still be living with the eldest Kardashian sister.
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Sosa was over-appreciated to the point of saturating fandom, and may still be living in the backlash.
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They may be living under the same roof, but Amber Portwood and Brandi Glanville see things very differently.
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Because while we might be living in trying times, there's always something more we can do to help.
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Rather naively, I gave little thought about who I'd be living with when I committed to the room.
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If the parents sacrifice their retirement savings, they may be living with their kids in their older age.
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An estimated 400,000 Ethiopian migrants were believed to be living in Saudi Arabia as of late last year.
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Years later some reports alleged McDermott had faked his death and was found to be living in Mexico.
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It is humanity's luck not, thus far at least, to be living at the same time as one.
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All we can say for sure is that we'd be living in an even more high-tech world.
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If that's the case, and we'll soon be living with walking-and-talking Artificial Intelligence: fuck our lives.
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Around 15 families were believed to be living in the building that collapsed on Tuesday morning, said Singe.
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A year ago, I never imagined I'd be living back in my old town, working a desk job.
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By 2020, half the country will be living in areas where no individual coverage options could be found.
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By 2026, two-thirds of the nation's population will be living in places that lacked individual coverage plans.
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Or they may be gay or lesbian and they may be living in a small town in Alabama.
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According to Biju, some herpetologists refused to believe that so many undiscovered species could be living in India.
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Some online firms appear to be living up to the innovation story, though their footprint is still small.
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He'll be living in Vegas for a while, but plans to move to Florida, several associates told CNN.
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As such, she has been considered, by some, to be living proof that the President is not bigoted.
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"When you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto," he said, later.
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We're going to be living in it longer than anyone else, so we wanted to do a walkout.
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The girls have surely grown up by now and would definitely be living a new kind of life.
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" She added personal details that were unrelated to the job, saying, "I could be living in another country.
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But 10 years after these waivers could be enacted, we could be living under President Elizabeth Warren's administration.
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"You should not be living at capacity," says Tiffany Aliche, personal finance expert and founder of The Budgetnista.
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There have been no reports that Batukayev has died and he is believed to be living in Russia.
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Having no say at all when executives may be living in a bubble is a significant investment risk.
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While the scratches aren't deep, they are visible, and I'll be living with them for 21 more months.
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On social media, all of my friends looked to be living impressive lives and holding down impressive careers.
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If his kid had followed Dad's example, imagine what a happy place we might be living in now.
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How did we all come to be living so completely inside it, so fast, and without our consent?
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"When I was growing up, I really thought I'd be living in Manhattan my whole life," he said.
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What is it like for you as a choreographer to be living inside the dances of a master?
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"We're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future," the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, conceded.
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"But it could be worse, I could be living south of the border..." Follow Aimee Stanton on Twitter.
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Can you tell me how you came to be living in such a place, with such a provenance?
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And we'd be living in an Xylouris White-less world, sad, angry, and confused but not sure why.
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You can't be living in 2018 or 2016—or even 2013—and not be thinking about that relationship.
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So I think it's a scary time, it's not a time I ever expected to be living through.
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I can't be living with no one who's going to be going to the police, because I'm affiliated.
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Easy to see why Mac scooped him up -- the dog's really flippin' cute, and he'll be living it up.
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Bethenny Frankel told Money last year that some of her Housewives co-stars might be living beyond their means.
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Part of what drawing allows you to do is make manifest the world you want to be living in.
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Two-thirds of people in the world will be living in cities by 2050, according to United Nations estimates.
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That would still accommodate only a fraction of migrants without permits of stay estimated to be living in Italy.
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Today, meet Kismet, an adorable shepherd mix who is lucky to be living life to the fullest right now.
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The whole thing felt like an empty echo of what used to be living characters who mattered to me.
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"In a few years more than half of the world's middle class will be living in Asia," Turnbull said.
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By 2020, predicts the report, almost three out of four Arabs could be "living in countries vulnerable to conflict".
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At the moment, Gary Fisher appears to be living with Corby McCoin, who was Fisher's assistant, the magazine explains.
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We may even be living in a region of space that's considered the "property" of one of these civilizations.
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While that idea is intriguing, this is just one scenario for how microscopic aliens could be living on Enceladus.
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"That's the most transformational thing he could possibly do, and we'll be living with that for generations," Dannenfelser said.
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If the experiment is deemed successful, we may soon be living in an age with fewer browsing headaches.[Engadget]
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When John and Brittany Curtin got married in 2015, they never dreamed they'd be living where they are today.
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For the next year, Chenier says, the family will be living in an apartment as their home is rebuilt.
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Because we appear to be living in an alternative reality where dreadful things you thought were impossible can happen.
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I just thought I would be living my single girl life in the city and sort of like moving.
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As for their return to D.C. where they'll be living, they won't have a government plane at their disposal.
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And I just happened to be living there, and thought, 'would you al just fuck off, you fucking kids?
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By 2025, 1.8 billion people will be living in countries or regions with absolute water scarcity, the UN says.
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We'd be living without any guarantee that the state transportation systems would weave together to serve the entire nation.
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The textbooks of the early 2000s said we should be living in the Weimar Republic, or Zimbabwe, right now.
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One can hardly expect voters to embrace sound economics when the statisticians seem to be living in virtual reality.
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Traveled today w/ former potus, elf, race car driver, college streaker who may be living now in Sweden pic.twitter.
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At times, they seemed to be living out the twelve-step adage about faking it until you make it.
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And it's fun to be living now in a time when a younger generation understands what I was doing.
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But he is anything but dangerous — in fact he is overwhelmed with gratitude to be living in peace, finally.
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She called Karen to say that Michael would be living with her, and that she didn't want any conflict.
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I just fell in love with the city, and now I'm going to be living here for a year.
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For Americans, they could be living in the area where their ancestors were enslaved so their history is important.
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Black people are more likely to be living in poverty without the resources necessary to get out of it.
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Three of the four men accused in the case are Russians believed to be living in Russia, prosecutors said.
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Your authority is diminished — you're not writing tuition checks, and your child will no longer be living with you.
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While they are away, I'll be living my own full and busy life, just as they are living theirs.
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At least one of those sources, a former Kremlin aide, is believed to be living in the United States.
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Johnson will be in isolation for seven days but it's unclear if he will still be living with Symonds.
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"Apparently, all of us will be living together during Fantasy Suite week," Victoria Fuller says in a new promo.
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But that country is so destroyed, its economy so ruined, that people may be living as refugees for years.
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We have no idea how long we will be living out of the van during our circuitous move west.
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Trans sex workers are nearly 6 times as likely to be living with HIV than the general trans population.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted Wednesday that he would be living in Africa at some point during next year.
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Having no say at all when executives may be living in a photographic bubble is a significant investment risk.
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On the bottom of the list was Red Lake County, Minnesota, and within a year he'd be living there.
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It's that indescribable feeling, something past these limited five senses, that feeling that will always be living inside me.
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Our grandchildren, or their grandchildren, are likely to be living in a different era, perhaps more Machinocene than Anthropocene.
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The families, wherever they call home, will be living a life optimized by a handful of developers in Cupertino.
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I will be living off my artwork sales, as I already do, I pay taxes and sell my art.
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And maybe they're playing hardball with fellow multibillion-dollar companies that are unhappy to be living in the present.
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"We will be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future," Trump told the media after the House pulled the bill.
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Jennifer Lawrence, 26, and Darren Aronofsky, 48, appear to be living by the motto that age is just a number.
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Another 240 families are said to be living in the Kurdish areas, but Mamsani believes the real number is higher.
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I have older men who are saying that they were cheerleaders and that they're excited to be living through us.
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The other key to spending your money wisely is to be realistic about who will be living in the home.
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And until we learn to appreciate the culture that has so much to offer, we'll be living below our potential.
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Mini Drill You don't have to be living in a total fixer-upper to need a drill at some point.
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Joseph James DeAngelo was found to be living in a Sacramento suburb close to where many of the rapes occurred.
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We seem to be living in an era in which most women consider the bra to be a necessary evil.
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Now that we have Performance from Good American, I will be living in athleisure even more — if that's even possible.
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An agreement you've been hoping to make could be derailed, or people may not be living up to past commitments.
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The FBI say that Rahami, 28, was born in Afghanistan and is believed to be living in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Others said they had just lived long enough: "I am too old to still be living," one patient told staff.
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At the time, Monica appeared to be living a quiet life, with no husband, boyfriend, or children of her own.
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During that same speech, Trump also said that up to 20 million undocumented immigrants could be living in the country.
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Image: Senior Airman Christopher Hubenthal/Wikimedia CommonsUs Earthlings are quite lucky to be living at around standard temperature and pressure.
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Consider where you will be living with every Permanent Change of Station, or PCS, and then adjust your budget accordingly.
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Years after he went missing, reports alleged McDermott had faked his death and was discovered to be living in Mexico.
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Tehran has successfully concluded a nuclear deal with the major powers and appears to be living up to its terms.
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VR can also be a useful tool for when astronauts might not be living close enough to a physical simulator.
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Then to your last point about anxiety manifesting as a sign that you might not be living true to yourself.
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Make no mistake—the age of flying pizzas is upon us and we will soon be living in the future.
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India has requested that St. Kitts and Nevis, where Mehta is believed to be living, provisionally arrest him, Mahalingam said.
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If you can't, financial expert Tom Corley says you might be living beyond your means and need to cut back.
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The institute houses about 10,000 people; official orders say no more than 5,000 should be living there after the demolitions.
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So many — too many — Americans now seem to be living with an ambient terror that someone is somehow targeting them.
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"You're fulfilled so much more to be living life with purpose and driving towards those ambitions and goals," Spalthoff said.
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But add up the many small changes, and we'll soon be living in a new kind of smart, connected world.
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Most of all, though, I was afraid of not even knowing what fate I should be living in fear of.
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I'm lucky to be living out this dream of combining two great interests of my life into one amazing product!
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Soon, we will be living in the United States of Home Health Aides, yet the candidates keep talking about steelworkers.
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I spent the rest of my high school years wondering whether I would actually be living up to his expectations.
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Sophie Allison, the Nashville-raised songwriter who performs as Soccer Mommy, seems to be living out an indie-rock dream.
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Sometimes I would turn on the light and give them a scare — who would expect anyone to be living there?
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The colors are muted, and the inhabitants seem to be living in a world presided over by a dying star.
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Globally, gay men and other MSM are 953 times more likely to be living with HIV than the general population.
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Mr. el-Motassadeq was taken to Morocco, where he is believed to be living in Marrakesh in a friend's villa.
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Low has been a fugitive from the United States since November 2018, and is believed to be living in China.
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We may still be living with damaging amounts of atmospheric carbon dioxide a half-century from now, with calamitous repercussions.
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Most likely they'd be living on a string of small islands in a band of ocean that girded the planet.
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Then again, he may not understand his own proposals; he may be living in an economic and political fantasy world.
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Today Aceh is one of Indonesia's poorest provinces, with nearly one in five people believed to be living in poverty.
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Intelligence officials say data about Americans are "incidentally" collected during communication with a target reasonably believed to be living overseas.
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He appeared to be living in his van He appears to have been estranged from his family for several years.
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The investigation began when a health inspector observed curious details that suggested women might be living at the day spa.
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The elder artists I met did not want to be living in a building with people who are just old.
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Turns out, we happen to be living in a world in which one can actually be arrested for baking brownies.
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"I am a lawyer, and I am an informant," said Veselnitskaya, 43, who is thought to be living in Russia.
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For now, the displaced, like Malam Wana, are relieved to be living in relative safety, with food aid provided by WFP.
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The last song on the album, "Kali Yuga," is a reference to the age that we're supposed to be living in.
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There's innovators and there's people who take it to the next level and without them, we'd still be living in caves.
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The battle to take back west Mosul, where about 750,000 people are believed to be living, has proved to be challenging.
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The battle to take over west Mosul, where about 750,000 people are believed to be living, has proved to be challenging.
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That stayed with Pääkkönen over the years — the fact that two teenagers in the 1990s could be living such different lives.
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" She adds: "We're so blessed to be living our lives so that's 'faded by design' — don't worry, I will be fine.
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"if only everyone in the world had your outlook we would be living in heaven, literally," wrote one fan on Twitter.
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She was later told on the plane that she would be living in the same house as Seagal and his family.
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From Monday, he'll be living in a simulated Martian base, known as the HAB, for five days at Sydney's Circular Quay.
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A mini drill You don't have to be living in a total fixer-upper to need a drill at some point.
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Horst wasn't the only neighbor to contact police about the girls who seemed to be living in Kaplan's three-bedroom home.
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Of these, nearly all systems were found to be living on the segment of the network dedicated to our IoT infrastructure.
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" Robson said that if his son hadn't been born, there's a "really good chance" he would still "be living in silence.
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They were affectionate and playful, and looked happy to be living their dream of making their family's recipes together on television.
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Were Jose Mourinho to be living in this dystopian future, he'd be getting an absolute slating in the boardroom right now.
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As Trudeau heard how genuinely grateful Garabedian is to be living in Canada, he couldn't help but shed a few tears.
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But once the EPA goes away and our diplomatic ties disintegrate, we'll be living in a toxic wasteland that nobody likes.
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I think we were meant to be living as one big family, not as groups delineated by species or mental capacities.
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Hillary Clinton understands that if someone in America works 40 hours a week, that person should not be living in poverty.
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"I don't have a good feeling" The three girls were believed to be living in the ISIS-controlled city of Raqqa.
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While campaigning, Mr Trump had promised to "round up" and remove all 11m undocumented immigrants estimated to be living in America.
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It's way better for me on all levels to be living like this as opposed to living as a functioning user.
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In all, some 100,000 people deemed to be living in the likely path of landslides will be resettled in coming years.
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It's through these memories that we learn the story of the old man, and how he came to be living alone.
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Russian troops will be living under the harshest of conditions: 18-month deployments where the temperatures can dip well below zero.
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They could be living in those shelters anywhere from a few months to a year and a half, according to Mayer.
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And that's an interesting place to be when you're eventually going to be living with a woman, and marry a woman.
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Ciara may be living happily ever after, but she has been plagued by court drama surrounding Future and their little boy.
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You know, if we had not changed any ways we did business, we would be living as we lived in 1776.
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Yes, we might be living with acquaintances from college well into our 30s, a bit like Friends, but much, much sadder.
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Look, the President could be living even higher on the hog than he currently is, so give him a break, OK?
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As she looked out at the beach, she was thinking about how cool it was for her to be living there.
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Mario Kart and Hot Wheels sound like a match made in heaven, and soon we will all be living in heaven.
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Users can also add an optional tip, which goes toward helping other Chime users who might be living paycheck to paycheck.
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Shirdon is currently thought to be living inside the Islamic State, and is wanted by Canadian police on various terrorism charges.
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What I would never have envisioned, though, is that alongside my regular "real" life, I would be living another, virtual one.
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And, let's be real: if it wasn't for the whole undead apocalypse thing, he'd probably still be living with his mom.
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"That's something within their own control, unlike the rather turbulent political environment that we seem to be living in," she said.
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More than 18 million people in the country are believed to be living in slavery, according to the Global Slavery Index.
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The man reading the newspaper is emblematic of what it is like to be living in a world rent by war.
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By 2025, half of the world's population will be living in water-stressed areas, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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By 2025, half of the world's population will be living in water-stressed areas, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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At first the strategy encouraged by Mr. Giuliani and pursued by Mr. Lutsenko seemed to be living up to those hopes.
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"I would love to know where I'm going to be living this year, but I don't know that yet," Bündchen said.
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Indeed, although this year we seem to be living through a rough patch, democracy does have a fairly good track record.
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They called themselves refugees and were happy to be living among a community of like-minded artists paying an affordable rent.
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It's not always pleasant to be living through history, but at least we seem to be on a path towards justice.
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The pair met at a party in Cairns in January, the police said, and appeared to be living in the vehicle.
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It might not be the highest level of Japanese baseball, but that doesn't mean Ramirez will be living like a pauper.
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Their main reason for going to this completely random British town where a former Russian spy just happened to be living?
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Sanders on racial blind spot: "When you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto." pic.twitter.
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Americans seem to have forgotten the fact that only a century ago, we would be living on farms, performing manual labor.
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You may be in a social network, you may be in a messaging application, you may be living in other digital properties.
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I have also always suspected him to be living with Bipolar Disorder Type I. To be clear, I don't know Kanye West.
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Students will be living with senior citizens and other residents near the university who may be struggling financially, but have extra space.
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Matilda is a talented cellist who appears to be living an ordinary life of near A-list fame for her orchestral talents.
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"The difficulty with far-off predictions is that we don't know what kind of society we will be living in," Darling said.
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If India is to thrive, the cities where the majority of Indians will soon be living need to be much better run. ■
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To understand how Teddy could be living as Hale in the latest Westworld "present" it is necessary to remember two important facts.
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She won't be living in Luxe House, but she supports the team from the online sidelines, and benefits from its growing audience.
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More than 2 million people in the US are thought to be living with an opioid use disorder involving painkillers or heroin.
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Up to 60,000 people are believed to be living as slaves in the United States, according to the 2016 Global Slavery Index.
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He is one of my best friends from high school, and I'm so happy to be living in the same state again.
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The programs do not apply to the more than 11 million undocumented immigrants estimated to be living in the United States illegally.
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" Kasich said, adding that people whose coverage he says would suffer under the bill will be "living in the emergency rooms again.
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Meanwhile, trans people are almost four times more likely than the average American to be living on less than $10,000 a year.
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I just think we're all going to be living like we're in our 20s for longer than we think, so fuck it!
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Aleacia Stancil went missing as a child in Arizona in 1994, but in recent years was found to be living in Connecticut.
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The grieving parent denies him, telling Bayley his punishment will be living with what he did for the rest of his life.
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And then you're gonna go to jail wearing those jeans, and the Winchester Mystery family will be living here in your ballgowns.
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But while Parikh appears to be living the American Dream, the native of Gujarat, India, is fighting to work in this country.
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Plus, it may cause major jealousy issues for Ken, as Barbie and GI Joe would be living under the same corporate roof.
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One would practically have to be living in a cave, in fact, to have missed the media drumbeat heralding the show's return.
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Kristin and Ricky seemed to be living their happily ever after — but soon, they got caught up in a lifestyle of partying.
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Fewer than 20 of the former laborers are known to be living, and less than half of the families have been identified.
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If you can't, she says, then you might be living beyond your means and need to make some adjustments to your spending.
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He seemed to vanish until the CIA identified a house in Pakistan's Abbottabad District in August 2010 where he might be living.
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Others may be living apart, against their wishes, from spouses who are incarcerated, in nursing homes or serving in the armed forces.
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"If we don't rise to the occasion, we will be living with the lasting effects of Trumpism for 40 years," he said.
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At presentations, models are asked to be living mannequins, posing under bright display lights for one to two hours without a break.
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However, with the luxurious living conditions at Buckingham Palace, the staff seem to be living just as comfortably as their royal employers.
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The ban affects people outside of those six countries as well, since citizens from those countries could be living elsewhere, like Canada.
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I think the living conditions here are bad—it's not healthy to be living in such confined spaces with so many people.
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Lil Baby might be living in a world of fast cars and models, but his version of it isn't about the image.
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But to do it in an anonymous fashion to somebody who may be living in another country is much harder to find.
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On the note of The Matrix, some people like Elon Musk think we might be living in a computer simulation right now.
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Raising capital is a time-consuming, arduous, complex task and you will be living with the consequences of your actions for decades.
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For a while, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia had appeared to be living down his reputation for dangerous aggression.
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I have long maintained that if the Republican Party had superdelegates, we wouldn't be living with Donald Trump in the White House.
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In 2016, the official poverty measure was 12.7 percent, which meant that 40.6 million Americans were considered to be living in poverty.
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According to the guidelines, a two-person household with a total annual income below $16,910 is considered to be living in poverty.
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I did not understand then that time would pass for us all, that we would not be living in this moment forever.
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They'd still be living with Trump's court — and they'd go on living with it, in all likelihood, for many years to come.
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In many competitions, candidates have to be living, working or attending school in the designated area for only six months to compete.
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"The philosophy was, build a place that they will be proud to be living and thereby feel better about themselves," he said.
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BARCELONA, Spain — Until Thursday, just hours before the Barcelona attack, many of the young men seemed to be living completely normal lives.
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In the middle of a teeming metropolis, the two men seemed to be living off the grid and alienated from loved ones.
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Hughes (Phyllis Logan), that Downton will still be standing in one hundred years, and the Crawleys will still be living in it.
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She is so grateful not to be living as a black person in 2016, when all black people are living in hell.
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If I weren't CEO of Color I'd be ... Living in Maui spending my days kitesurfing, cycling and hanging out with my family.
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Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, will be living just blocks away from the Obamas, according to a report this week.
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Hillary Clinton understands that if someone in this country works 40 hours a week, that person should not be living in poverty.
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"If we do nothing, some 5 billion people will be living in areas with poor access to water by 2050," Azoulay added.
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Yet most of them, particularly Frank, seem to be living for their pointless, petty work, fighting a losing battle against the clock.
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"We all should be aware right now that we are going to be living a world of a strong dollar," he said.
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You would have to be living on Pluto not to know that they will be playing in the Final Four this weekend.
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One apartment, on the southern edge of Prospect Lefferts, was so big that the broker assumed they would be living with roommates.
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I think he's debasing our political culture in ways we will be living with, and suffering from, for at least a generation.
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I was sitting in my apartment in Brooklyn with my health coach — KS: He's gotta be living in Williamsburg right now, right?
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They loved Germany, and were it not for the genocide, their descendants would likely be living happily in Germany to this day.
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And if I was going to be living in it full time, I wanted it to have as many creature comforts as possible.
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These older men are far more likely than younger men to be living with HIV, as men's HIV risk steadily increases with age.
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"In 10 years, I'm going to be living probably on a ranch in Wyoming and you'll never hear from me again," Somerhalder says.
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"On the basis of the consultations and data collected by NGOs, only a few can be said to be living happily," she said.
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"If you wouldn't have hit his ass, he wouldn't be living next door to me," Morgan joked, imagining what his neighbors might say.
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This actually affects people outside of those six countries as well, since citizens from those countries could be living elsewhere, like, say, Canada.
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" Konstantin von Notz, deputy of the Greens in parliament, echoed his concerns, adding, "Then we wouldn't be living in a free country anymore.
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The target was that by 2030, no more than 3 percent of the world's population will be living on just $1.25 a day.
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McVey told Inside Edition the pair, who became fast friends, will be living together once Lann finish her recovery and moves back home.
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As you'd expect, Miller won't be living in style, however, the Victorville's satellite camp, where she'll be staying, is more livable than most.
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That's the future of sales — looking at wallets and needs instead of looking at how people should be living to enjoy these products.
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"She is going to be living on within three different people," Meagan says of her daughter, who would have been 2 in July.
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Ron Fehlen said in a statement without giving away the plot of this real-life mystery movie we seem to be living in.
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If the Trump-Pence challenge prevails, Americans will be living beyond Earth and looking toward the stars for the rest of our existence.
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Section 702 allows the U.S. to spy on foreigners believed to be living overseas whose communications pass through American phone or internet providers.
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In Asia, 2000 billion people could be living in "water stressed areas" by 22018, according to a 6003 Asia Development Bank (ADB) report.
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I had worked so hard to become an influencer, to make the life I wanted to be living, I had partnerships with Hotels.
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They are yet to enter the northern or southern neighbourhoods of Mosul, where more than 1 million people are thought to be living.
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Our civilization is founded on science and technology, without which nowhere near 7.5 billion human beings could possibly be living on this planet.
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It's also indisputable that 21st century Americans are fortunate to be living in a nation where food security is virtually a nonexistent threat.
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Yet he turned out to be living just outside his family's turf, near an underground station on a line that ends at Scampia.
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We point to the particular challenges faced by women, who are twice as likely as men to be living in poverty in retirement.
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The World Health Organization predicts that by 2025, over half of the world's population will be living in areas that are water-stressed.
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Art supply, printing and framing shops quickly popped up to serve the students, teachers and artists who would be living and working nearby.
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But it is certain that more veterans would be living more fulfilling lives, and that fewer of them would take their own lives.
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He had previously called for a "deportation force" to remove the 11 million undocumented immigrants estimated to be living in the United States.
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Just when bigly recent events made you think you must be living in a dream, Google introduces a virtual reality product called Daydream.
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The current regime may be living out its last weeks in power, driven out by the international community and pressure from the street.
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But emotionally she seems pretty delighted to be living in America, with all the upbeat moms and spirited toddlers and oversharing small talk.
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I wouldn't be a pastry chef or an author, and we wouldn't be living in Vermont if he hadn't shown me I'm capable.
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You don't need them to survive, but if you are rich enough to be living in the developed world, you do need them.
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The 2 will be living together along with Meeks' new baby mama, Chloe Green, and their baby boy, in the U.K. very soon.
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I feel like my ideal city is more based off the people that are going to be living there that make it great.
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That is a frightening — and not so hypothetical, given most recent polls — visual for the women who would be living in Trump's America.
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But pictures can only convey so much of what it feels like to be living through one of America's worst natural disasters ever.
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Trump and his anti-uterine party may be living in the stone age, but at least Planned Parenthood is building for the future.
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Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, are moving into a house just blocks from where Obama and his family will be living.
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What's more, she said, information on their sponsors in the US and where they will be living is well known to the government.
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"These families are going to be the model of how we should be living in a more just and sustainable way," she said.
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"For the amount of money I'm paying, I should be living in a palace," said Ms. Garcia, 5002.65, who lives with her daughter.
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"They are more likely to be poor, and more likely to be living without family members who can support them," Ms. Couch said.
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"Unpartnered adults are about twice as likely as partnered adults to be living in poverty," the Pew report said, at 17% versus 7%.
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A young woman tells Feinstein she's "looking at the faces of the people who will be living with these consequences" of climate change.
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We would be living in a much happier, more egalitarian, richer, and much more peaceful society in which people felt like they belonged.
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Here they are: Altogether, this means nearly 9 million Americans are or will soon be living with soda taxes aimed at reducing consumption.
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"Turned out, though, that I was going to be living with her and her three biological kids and one [foster kid]," he said.
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Which I took with a grain of salt, because who knows what you'll be doing or where you'll be living in 30 years, right?
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Harry and Meghan will be living in Nottingham Cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace, just a few doors down from Will and Kate!
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You are dealing with what you feel is urgent, responding to what it's like to be living now, today, in this fast-moving uncomfortableness.
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Tartick is moving to Nashville, TN, where Bristowe lives, and the couple will be living together, she announced on her podcast, Off The Vine.
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It is difficult to know how many civilians remain trapped in eastern Aleppo, but 100,000 are estimated to still be living in the enclave.
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Some 3,000 more arrive each day, and the Bogota government says 4 million could be living there by 2021, costing it nearly $9 billion.
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We're lucky enough to be living in a time when there is so much good television out there that we can barely keep up.
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If UN projections are right, in 2040 more than a third of all children under the age of 14 will be living in Africa.
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But unless something changed, these fired-up communities could be living in a state of deep ignorance of one another's values and mental worlds.
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"If I don't make the White House on Pennsylvania Avenue," Mr. Trump told his supporters, "I'm going to be living on Pennsylvania Avenue anyway."
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It's a very interesting time to be living here because so many people are moving here and the cost of living is increasing dramatically.
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Increasingly, they will be fought in urban environments, if only because by 2040 two-thirds of the world's population will be living in cities.
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In the docs, Gilbert makes it very clear he'll be living on interest from previous investments -- and not rollin' like a $160 MILLION baller.
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My mum will be living with us, and I want T.'s daughter to have her own space for when she stays with us.
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You can use boredom as an alert that you might be living life on auto-pilot, instead of doing what's actually important to you.
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As a toxic smog enveloped Delhi and northern parts of India, forcing emergency measures, Singh said she was relieved not to be living there.
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Although social workers and police checked into the case, they determined the boy to be living in a safe environment, according to the paper.
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"She will not pose a danger to anyone in the United States because she will be living in China with no hope of returning."
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Hinton will be living in Toronto permanently to act as a research adviser for Vector, essentially giving suggestions on where to spend its money.
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Plan for the future While you may be living paycheck to paycheck, it's still important to plan for the future — the far, far future.
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It will chronicle their day-to-day lives, which reinforces what we've heard ... that they're going to be living together for a long time.
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" But it's the last line in her life biography that's garnered notice: "Liz is smiling now, not to be living during the Trump Presidency.
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With more than 170 private companies with valuations of over $1 billion, we might just be living in the golden age of American entrepreneurship.
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For some strange reason none of the hundreds of terminally ill patients I have cared for has admitted to be living an unbearable life.
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However, in 2015, after going to the police because of a break-in, Pazstika was found to be living in Germany under another name.
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Intelligence officials say data about an American is "incidentally" collected when he or she communicates with a target reasonably believed to be living overseas.
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I am one of the 11 million people in the UK estimated to be living with a limiting long-term illness, impairment, or disability.
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And there are an additional one million undocumented Afghans thought to be living in different parts of the country, according to Human Rights Watch.
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She wondered who she was supposed to be, living in a place where she finally looked like everyone else but felt like a foreigner.
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They say they don't want the men, from places like Iran, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Myanmar, to be living so close to the town.
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About 100 people are said to be living in a 400-acre property in upstate New York, in the shadow of the Shawangunk Mountains.
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I'll just be living in a marginally less abusive and farcical society, one in which I have the opportunity to meet my basic needs.
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An image from the brand's Instagram illustrates the reviewer's point perfectly, showcasing how you could be living life by the pool this summer season:
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The Post reported on August 11 that Maxwell was believed to be living abroad and that authorities had not been able to locate her.
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She says she feels fortunate to be living a dream that once seemed crazy and out of reach to a young Nigerian-American woman.
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Big City Measured in terms of cultural attention, it can seem like a very enlightened time to be living with an unconventional gender identity.
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If such a radical extension of lifespan occurred in my daughter's generation, say, then the person in question would be living in the 2170s.
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Producers appear to still be living in a world where a white audience won't stay invested in a TV show featuring people of color.
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Photo via Youtube Aboriginal roots-rockers Digging Roots have a message to share with the confused, fearful world we seem to be living in.
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You probably didn't know you needed a duvet-inspired coat, but thanks to Ariana, that's exactly what we'll be living in all winter long.
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The Stone These days, many of us would rather not be living in the present, a time of persistent crisis, political uncertainty and fear.
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States that have residency requirements or restrictive deadlines for voting registration make it harder for young people who might be living away from home.
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In order to really balance your life, you need to realize that you are not supposed to be living your life in any way.
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A court in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand has called the Ganges and its main tributary, the Yamuna, to be living human entities.
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This is worth mentioning since some people worry that one of the Democrats' leading candidates seems to kind of be living in the past.
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Think about it this way: If you have received a sentence, the structure you will most likely be living in is a jail CELL.
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Visited there not long after she had a stroke in 2015, Ms. Yang said she was happy to be living surrounded by deferential soldiers.
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Those characters are still going to be living their lives long after we stop filming them, unless we kill them all at the end.
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"In a few years, if we don't stop what we're doing to planet earth, we would all be living in marginal environments," Elouafi said.
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As much as she misses True, Ms. Hutchinson said she knew it was better for her to be living with her aunt and uncle.
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"The driver who is going to be living with the car needs to be comfortable in the vehicle for a long time," he adds.
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The car company will be living-streaming the eclipse from Salem, Oregon, and capturing images of its aptly named car for future ad campaigns.
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You really do have to be living in the lap of luxury when you can afford to tell 25,000 jobs to go somewhere else.
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With the United Nations predicting that by 2025 two thirds of us could be living with water scarcity, it throws the issue into sharp relief.
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If someone told my 14-year-old self that I would be living out my dreams on the public stage, I wouldn't have believed them.
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Those folks that avoid meat and animal products could simply be living longer because they care more about their lifestyles in lots of different ways.
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For doing what I'm doing, for being on TV, for me driving the car I'm driving, I've gotta be living a lot better than this.
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"Until you have complete federal legalization, you're going to be living with that structure," said Marc Press, a New Jersey attorney who advises cannabis businesses.
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Rosenberg lost an arm in a German munitions factory, but otherwise is in relatively good shape, and said she is fortunate to be living independently.
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The statute allows the NSA to collect digital communications of foreigners believed to be living overseas whose communications pass through American phone or internet providers.
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Did you think then that you'd be living in New York with a son, having just finished a movie with Oprah, about to get married?
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Chris Pratt and Anna Faris are split, but won't be living too far from each other -- it's part of their divorce settlement ... TMZ has learned.
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Others may not be living on the street but could have transitory living situations that come with being cut off from family and support networks.
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According to The Seattle Times, about 900 Amazon interns will be living in the dorms this summer and commuting to Amazon's campus using the Metro.
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This was a bemused flock that had waited in vain for a sermon about what it means to be living in the post-Obama era.
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As the company notes in a blog post this morning, the WHO estimates that 900 million people will be living with hearing loss by 2055.
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While many are determined to go back, others are openly questioning whether they should still be living in the path of Hawaii's most active volcano.
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Unless it's presidential debate season and award show season, when not having up-to-the-second updates might as well be living under a rock.
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Starting next year, we could basically be living in a country in which laws are enacted that would return women to an economically dependent status.
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Within a few years, we'll be living out the plot of Waterworld, starring Kevin Costner and a machine that lets him drink his own piss.
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I always remind myself that something different could have happened when I left in 1995, and I could be living in the countryside of Cuba.
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They were also older, non-smokers, less educated and more likely to be living without a partner, to have depression and to have more stress.
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But beware that crowdfunded projects can and do fail often, so there's no guarantee that you'll be living mouse-free if you do back this.
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Del was a loner before the apocalypse struck, and initially, he claims he's happy to be living a near-monastic life of solitude and silence.
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It's a breath of fresh air (or smoke lol) to finally be living in a country where we can explore the topic with higher intellect.
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Low and his family's whereabouts are not known, but Malaysian officials have said the 38-year-old financier is believed to be living in China.
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"Bottom line is that in the richest county in the history of the world, no full-time employee should be living in poverty," Sanders said.
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It's 2017 and if you're not dissecting all the information available in order to gain an edge, you may as well be living in 373.
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Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi have found love with one another, but just where will the Bachelor couple be living out their happily ever after?
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However, Meghan and Harry will be living at their new home in Windsor later this spring when they move out of their Kensington Palace cottage.
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And if one of those secrets happens to be living aliens, well, we have good news -- they'll be greeted with free cans of Bud Light.
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Instead, we are much more likely to be living in a historical ancestor simulation created by an advanced future civilization some 10,000 years from now.
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"If we do nothing, some five billion people will be living in areas with poor access to water by 2050," she said in a statement.
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"We're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future," Ryan said; Trump talked of now working with Congressional Democrats on new legislative steps.
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"This is not how I want to be living," Kendall said, who also added that she now has 24 hour camera security around her property.
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However, Meghan and Harry will be living at their new home in Windsor later this spring when they move out of their Kensington Palace cottage.
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At times I've felt the anxiety of being different and the dejection of discrimination; however, I'm also fortunate to be living a very rewarding life.
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These colors will be primarily used on signage at first, E Ink says, but maybe someday we'll be living in a brightened E Ink world.
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If you can't, then you might be living beyond your means and need to make some adjustments to your spending, financial expert Tom Corley says.
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Support staff need to be living and working among the soldiers so they can truly understand what our nation's heroes go through every single day.
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One man earning 700,000 euros a year (about $790,000) was discovered to be living in an apartment intended for low-income tenants like Mr. Ciampanella.
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Yet there, floating above the traffic, is Renée Zellweger's perfect cream-puff face as Bridget Jones, and we might as well be living in 2001.
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Mosul, an ancient city where up to 1.5 million people are thought to still be living, is divided roughly in half by the Tigris River.
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"If a test had shown positive, do you really think we would still be living here?" said Diego Simón, who runs the local stationery store.
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So you do have these beautiful nights where you're like, Wow, it's so cool to be living like this in this moment with these people.
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The 15 cool-girl options ahead are the perfect way to start your refresh — these are the rompers you'll be living in all summer long.
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Dax Shepard seems to be living his best life these days — following his wife around the globe while she films House of Lies and chilling.
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By 2022, Mounk and Foa wrote, more than 1.5 billion people will be living in economically mature autocracies, up from about 34 million in 1995.
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But within months, Mr. Chandler would be living with his parents in New Jersey, seeing a psychologist and vowing never to touch the violin again.
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Wade is overturned, one in three women of reproductive age — 25 million women — will be living in states where abortion is outlawed, banned and criminalized.
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Does—who pays for the mitigation to climate, whether it's building seawalls, for people that are perhaps living in places that they shouldn't be living?
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In several years those associated with this decision will be gone and transit leadership and the community will be living with this decision for decades.
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We may be living in an unnerving period of uncertainty at the moment, but this is one form of rebellion we can absolutely get behind.
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The toughest thing about going to 1994 would be leaving behind my fiancé, Taylor, particularly as I would still be living in our shared apartment.
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Thomas told the family how lucky they were to be living in the free world, where there was adequate food and shelter and real opportunity.
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Envisioning the year 2060, the participants used three questions as "axes of space power," simplified, were: Will large numbers of humans be living in space?
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It's true that Democrats would love to be living in a country where the woman who won the popular vote was in the White House.
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If you are baking anyway, why not just make an extra half dozen or so for a neighbor or relative that may be living alone.
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In 2003, the philosopher Nick Bostrom made an ingenious argument that we might be living in a computer simulation created by a more advanced civilization.
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In 2003, the philosopher Nick Bostrom made an ingenious argument that we might be living in a computer simulation created by a more advanced civilization.
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"Argentina is going to be living in torment from now until the World Cup," former international Jorge Valdano said on Spanish radio station Onda Cero.
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"Without these part-time jobs, I would be living paycheck to paycheck because I'm certainly not making enough teaching to put money away," said Floerke.
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Otherwise, you're going to be living the same lifestyle at 30 that you were living at 19, and that stuff only gets harder with age.
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Yet in Santuario, where at least 30 transgender women from the Embera tribe are estimated to be living, they have found a sanctuary of sorts.
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Sometimes he says, "If you work 22018 hours a week, you should not be living in poverty," and sometimes it's, "People who work 241 hours a week should not be living in poverty," but Bernie Sanders's basic point is always the same: A full-time job should be enough to afford a person a decent standard of living in the wealthiest country on earth.
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Your nephew might be trapped in a deadly, violent cult or he might be living in peace with an extreme, but non-violent, community of radicals.
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She's living with her parents, and she's not living the special, unique, important life that she feels she should be living, and then her life changes.
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If it were not for them, I would not be living in a free world, living the dream I could not have even imagined was possible.
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But supporters say it's the only way to root out the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants who are thought to be living in the United States.
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And if you're really lucky, you might be living in one of the dozen cities that will have access to AT&T's mysterious 5G-ready device.
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Dickinson, who was said to be living with Thompson, was found in a tent Saturday at Seldom Seen Greenway park at the base of Mount Washington.
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Because while Jagged Little Pill may not be perfect, it's just chaotic enough to capture what it feels like to be living through our current moment.
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Of course, everyone brings their own set of experiences to the table and some people might be living with mental illnesses that make things more complicated.
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And even when shelters give them all the attention they can, it's better for their social skills to be living in a house in the meantime.
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The women married in Canada when they realized they might not be living when New York state legalized same-sex marriage, which it did in 2011.
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Embracing old content could make Snapchat more interesting to older demographics who might not be living adventurous enough lives to produce great new content every day.
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It's crazy to think that this time next year, we could potentially be living in an entirely different state, with new jobs and a new home.
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As the weather gets warmer, we can't stop daydreaming about our next tropical vacation and all the cute swimsuits we'll be living in at the beach.
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Radiocarbon analysis revealed the mammoth was killed 45,000 years ago—in a part of the world where humans weren't supposed to be living at that time.
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It gets harder and harder in our social media economy when we're all expected to be living as individual human brands—but I believe in you!
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"When you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor," Sanders said.
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" Sanders said: "When you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor.
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The two-week-old goats seem to be living the best life—eating hay, drinking their Mother Olive's milk and wagging their tails at ridiculous speeds.
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And if you're considering moving into a room in someone else's apartment, make sure to actually meet the person or people you'd be living with first.
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About 300,000 people are thought to be living in eastern Aleppo, while more than one million live in the government-controlled western half of the city.
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We also have a lot of ethnic diversity, which helps us have a representative sample of people who could be living in other places, as well.
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"It is frankly unconscionable that our soldiers and their families would be living in these types of conditions," said the Secretary of the Army Mark Esper.
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We also got the closest look yet at White Rose, who turns out to be living during the daytime as the head of Chinese state security.
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If you live in New York City and you haven't heard of DŌ Cookie Dough Confections yet, you might very well be living under a rock.
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom may be living that flip-flop life during their Hawaiian getaway, but their real paradise is simply by each other's side.
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"When you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto — you don't know what it's like to be poor," Sanders said.
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We may be living in the middle of the destruction and don't see it yet, but for some reason I didn't get caught up in it.
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Humans would be living on Mars, but they'd have to start surviving, and as the media has shown, the Red Planet is a hostile environment indeed.
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Speaking of classic cinema, the relationships forming in Paradise already seem to be living up to the romantic ideals of old Hollywood: beautiful, straight, and white.
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My message to McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook: No one in America, especially those working for a profitable corporation like McDonald's, should be living in poverty. pic.twitter.
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"In this country, our standard should be that if you work 40 hours a week, you should not be living in poverty," the Vermont senator said.
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We chose Ally for its lack of fees and minimum-balance requirementI feel lucky to be living during a time when I can do research online.
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Let's say it's a twelve year process in which they have to be living and working here for ten of those years at least to qualify.
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By 2030, an estimated 439 million people will be living with diabetes, a 50% increase from the number of people who had diabetes as of 2010.
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One hundred million people, including those in the large cities of Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad, will be living in zero groundwater cities, according to the report.
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A 2016 UCLA Williams Institute study found that LGBT Americans were 50% more likely to be unemployed and 33% more likely to be living in poverty.
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A 22018 National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) survey found that transgender people are twice as likely to be living in poverty as the general population.
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He would be living there rent-free for a minimum of three years, with his only mission to serve the community—to be a good neighbor.
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"If I had just been shunned to the side as not having 'real problems,' I don't know that I would be living today," she went on.
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With technology rapidly progressing the way it is, it's not a huge stretch to think that we could be living in a Westworld future sometime soon.
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It would be evident very fast and painfully, and we'd have to ask if we want most of our elderly to be living from garbage cans.
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"We're talking about the next few months and then Donald Trump is going to be living in the White House," Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday.
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Older adults with the highest blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids were more likely to be living without chronic diseases or mental or physical deterioration.
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"I never believed I'd be living in a state with a governor that was an outright liar," Mr. Reed said in an interview on Thursday evening.
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Elizabeth would be living on a civil servant's pension, waiting in line to get that hip replacement, were she not born into the House of Windsor.
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"I've been doing environmental stuff for almost 20 years, and I had no idea how cool it would feel to be living off grid," he said.
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Those are the questions you should be asking yourself if you are unsure whether you will be living in your new home for the long-term.
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Like many immigrants, he walked in the snow to his first job and never lost the feeling that he was incredibly privileged to be living there.
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After a four-day manhunt, he was arrested in Florida, where he appeared to be living in a white van plastered with conservative slogans and images.
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Initially, the Duplasses seem to be living the fantasy of every indie filmmaker: "Buyers, agents, managers, producers and studio executives were all swarming us," they write.
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If this is the first time you won't be living in your parents' house, you might feel a little overwhelmed trying to stock a new place.
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A saltwater ocean is thought to lurk under Europa's crust, and scientists have long been wondering if any type of life might be living in there.
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The Nature Conservation Agency of Latvia has received hundreds of calls daily about seals which would normally be living on the ice appearing on the coast.
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Women who rely on oral contraception would suddenly be living in a very different reality, one in which some could become disabled as their disease progressed.
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Garnett said London protesters were "extremely lucky to be living in a country where, when rights are infringed, there are independent courts able to remedy that".
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The man who singlehandedly built a neo-Nazi terror group in order to set off a white supremacist insurgency in America may be living in Russia.
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Add Google's YouTube, Facebook Watch and existing streaming titan Netflix (NFLX) into the mix, and the major studios would appear to be living on borrowed time.
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Bündchen seemed to verify that possibility in an Instagram Q&A, where she said she isn't sure where she'll be living the rest of the year.
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I knew from that time on I would forever be living with the guilt of a survivor and in awe of the souls of the dead.
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In 2050, a short 30 years from now, we could be living in a world with pervasive toxic air pollution, natural disasters and super hot temperatures.
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It&aposs gonna be 5 feet high by 10 feet long, which is just gonna accentuate the massive wall that it&aposs gonna be living on.
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By 2025, half of the world's population will be living in water-stressed areas -- when resources in a region or country are insufficient for its needs.
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There's no reason, apart from greed, that any of our current or future seniors, people with disabilities, or surviving loved ones should be living in poverty.
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Gluck said more than 1 million people were still believed to be living in Mosul and warned there was the potential for a "full-blown catastrophe".
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His study found that by 2050 people would still be living in the riskiest areas and would have incrementally paid billions of dollars for adaptation measures.
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There is a sense of tenderness and humility that touches on what it means to be living as a human being on this planet, right now.
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Kim Kardashian says she's shunning certain extravagances in her life like jewelry, but that doesn't mean she won't still be living in the lap of luxury.
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Shouldn't we be living in the moment, luxuriating in the moonlight and the balmy breeze of early spring and, I wanted to say, thinking about bedtime?
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Today about 25,000 people are being treated for the virus in Chile, and officials estimate that another 20133,000 may be living with HIV without knowing it.
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So, we'll be living recapping Chambers season 1, breaking down every mystery — from its weird masks to what exactly happened the night Becky died — along the way.
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"Had growth been pro-poor between 1990 and 2010, 700 million more people, most of them women, would not be living in poverty today," the report reads.
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One hundred million people, including those in the large cities of Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad, will soon be living in zero groundwater cities, according to the report.
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To welcome what we hoped would be coming and maybe even sowing the early seeds of a birth experience I had hoped, someday, to be living out.
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Two hundred years from now, the people who are alive at that time are not going to be living in the world of states we have today.
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Britain has taken in some 200 unaccompanied children, out of the 703,400 or so found to be living in "the Jungle", as the Calais camp is known.
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"If I had just been sort of shunned to the side as not having real problems, I don't know that I would be living today," she says.
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But unless you're lucky enough to be living somewhere where four seasons aren't a thing, keeping your skin in tip-top shape 365 requires some seasonal maintenance.
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Built into their charging case is a UV light, which is designed to kill any bacteria that might be living on the earbuds as you charge them.
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Low and his family's whereabouts are unknown, but Malaysian lawmakers and enforcement officials have said the 38-year-old financier is believed to be living in China.
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Nine out of ten children in the same region will be living in extreme poverty, which means living on less than $1.90 U.S. per day, it said.
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Those who care about the stock market will surely be living through a new sequence of stories this year, including the four that I have enumerated here.
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"It's great to be living & working in London while the excitement builds around the Duchess of Sussex soon giving birth to her first child," Pierce, 55, tweeted.
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"In each of those places, we'll be living in Airbnb rental homes to get a feel for what it's like to actually live there," he tells PEOPLE.
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Having an amazing goal to focus on will make saving so much easier, and you'll be living proof that saving isn't about deprivation, but about immense freedom.
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He came to the U.S. in 21991, and, according to the Associated Press, has a Florida driver's license but was said to be living in New Jersey.
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Neither movie does much with its "science will be abused for military purposes and we're going to be living in a world of lab-grown monstrosities" theme.
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Additionally, researchers noted that "women with spontaneous abortion were more likely to be older, to be living alone, and to have comorbidities and infections," the study states.
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And while filming is now set to return any day now, producers say the cast members asked to return will be living in a much different Paradise.
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One day, we might be living with a Philip K. Dick dystopia where you can buy new eyeballs to evade police, but there's no time to wait.
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"While other countries are forging a competitive future, our nerve centre here, Westminster, seems to be living in its own narrow world," said Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn.
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One drawback of the study is that researchers lacked data on whether non-married people might be living with a partner or in a long-term relationship.
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The Los Angeles Times reports the girl has visited the relatives she will be living with in Utah, and they also care for one of her sisters.
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"In the year 2018, no one in America, especially those working for a profitable corporation like McDonald's, should be living in poverty," he wrote in the letter.
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It was an unsettling time to be living in Manhattan: the economy was in the gutter, crime rates were high, and prostitutes and junkies lined the streets.
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One day, maybe in the not too distant future, scientists might actually be able to say whether there are creatures likely to be living on those worlds.
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The publishing industry, like the rest of us, may be living in Jeff Bezos's world, but Len Riggio, for better and for worse, made that world possible.
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"I don't think we want to be living in a society where the military are in a position to easily share information with law enforcement," Wessler said.
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The idea is that clients figure out how beautiful life is, how lucky they are to be living it, and how they respond in high stress situations.
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As in, at that point we'd be living in a world so soiled and toxic that we'd have much bigger problems than paying $16 dollars an apple.
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We would be living in such a pleasant, supportive, likely uneventful, and meme-filled 2017 — that fantasy really, really makes actual 2017 look like Gilead in comparison.
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A Chinese social-media influencer who seemed to be living a glamorous life was actually living in a filthy apartment, a video shot by her landlord showed.
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And you'd have to be living under a rock not to know that smoking causes lung cancer and that too much sun can lead to skin cancer.
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If we continue to follow the choices made for us on social, services, subscription and retail sites, we will all soon be living a very vanilla life.
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Often rumored to be living off their trust funds, they spent their time as layabout musicians or bike messengers, milling in coffee shops and craft cocktail bars.
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"It was not pleasant, and the only reason I did it was because of the guilt that I shouldn't be living my life this way," he says.
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The couple may still be living together, and even if they're not you can expect the sparks of chemistry and competition whenever they're in a room together.
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Doug Aitken: When I was working on the Pavilions, I increasingly thought about how artwork can be living and how it could be authored by the viewer.
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"In one year, you will not be living near the poverty line," said Gerald Chertavian, founder and chief executive of Year Up, describing its pitch to applicants.
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His organization, Refunite, once helped two Congolese sisters find each other after 16 years; they turned out to be living just a few miles apart in Nairobi.
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By then, Ms. Hancock's mother, Maria Berenguer Hancock, was long estranged from her biological father, a nuclear physicist who was last known to be living in Germany.
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We may be living in the era of the individual, but the irony is that collective action is what is required to attain economic dignity for all.
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While there are certainly perks to both lifestyles, when is it better to be coupled up, and when is it better to be living the single life?
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Martinelli, who was a resident of the institute at the time and later became a priest, is believed to be living in a parish in northern Italy.
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Years later investigators began a search for Oscar — as an adult, he'd moved to the United States — deeming him to be "living evidence" of the mass killing.
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The favorites to succeed Mr. Meshal are Ismail Haniya, a Hamas leader in Gaza, and Abu Marzouk, who is said to be living in exile in Cairo.
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According to a news release from the Franklin County Sheriff's Office, Brown is known to frequent national parks and forests, and may be living in the woods.
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My parents were leaving for the summer, so I'd be living in the house by myself — our old Craftsman house, which even family skeptics agreed was haunted.
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That would mean nearly half the country would be living in states where anyone over the age of 21 can buy weed for whatever purpose they choose.
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While perhaps there are citizens who missed this media onslaught, they are just as likely to be living near the courthouse as in the next county over.
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More importantly, those who drafted and ratified the Constitution couldn't have foreseen a day when a significant number of American citizens would be living in unincorporated territories.
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When you see that kind of poverty, because "there shouldn't be poverty in this country" is the concept behind this, that nobody should be living in destitution….
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For the rest of my life I'm going to be living in this world where men are…it's hard to describe, but there's no end in sight.
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The undertaking involves more than 3,000 volunteers who will fan out across the five boroughs to record how many people are found to be living on the streets.
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" Within a month of moving in, Mack said, she learned that people weren't supposed to be living in the warehouse and so "we had to hide certain things.
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Potentially I'll be living on some weird island, but if I'm still in the Hollywood industry and New Girl comes around, I would love to jump on it.
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It's very sad and disheartening to see that if you're a person of color, you're more likely to be living in an environment that can make you sick.
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"I will keep you day and night, here until the day I die / I'll be living, one life for the two of us," he sings, in the chorus.
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Without tax and welfare payouts, nearly 213 percent of the population would be living in poverty, the highest rate among OECD countries for which recent data is available.
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"If somebody told me that 'In five years you're going to be living in Walmart parking lot,' I wouldn't have believed them," Denna told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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You'd have to be living in a cave, batty or otherwise, to completely dismiss those apprehensions, which have been expressed by, among others, families of the Aurora victims.
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Since she was so young, Stewart had no trouble accepting that her mom was a lesbian and that they would be living with another woman and her children.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A housing crisis is spreading in Germany, the Federal Homelessness Association said on Tuesday, forecasting that 1.2 million people could be living in shelters by 2018.
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Saipov came to the U.S. in 2010, and, according to the Associated Press, has a Florida driver&aposs license but was said to be living in Paterson, N.J.
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They seem to be living hand to mouth, but they make do by searching for a rare material that helps them pay off their loans and spacecraft leases.
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We may be living in troubled times, but if you think that means that television shows with distressing subject matter would have trouble finding an audience, think again.
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And on current estimates, 6 percent of the global population - or close to half a billion people - would still be living in extreme poverty by 2030, she said.
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She and her husband will be living with him and his wife until repairs are done, he said, while another washed-out neighbor is staying with Cutrer's brother.
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I've calculated it out, and once I make $70,000 a year (damn this pricey city), I will be living really comfortably and not paycheck-to-paycheck for once.
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Anglin has claimed to be living abroad for years and has repeatedly declined to provide his location or appear in court for this or other suits against him.
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While 19 may seem young to be living in your own house with an S.O., if there's anyone who has the maturity to do it, it's Ariel Winter.
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"Anything that puts us into contact with these mammal species that most people have never heard of, right, that might be living deep in the forest," he said.
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She lives for today and that's the big reminder for all of us – that's how we need to be living – we can't get bogged down in the past.
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Adults are no longer being DNA tested to verify parentage, Meekins said, and background checks are not being performed on adults who will be living with the children.
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If the new film succeeds, we're going to be living with Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts protagonist Newt Scamander, and their friends and enemies for a very long time.
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The Vision Fund is named after Son's "vision," and the CEO (nicknamed "Yoda") has a grand 300-year plan for how we'll all be living our future lives.
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"It's easy to boo, but it is harder to look your kids in the face who would be living under a Donald Trump presidency," he told the Californians.
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But between all the bleakness, we thankfully get a little bit of hope seeing Moira, who now appears to be living a new and better life in Ontario.
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"It was obviously unsanitary and not a condition that children -- or any human probably -- should be living in at the time," Fairfield police Lt. Greg Hurlbut said Monday.
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The base Leaf serves up 150 miles of range on a charge, ideal for a freshman who might be living close to home or driving infrequently at school.
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The new steps include not DNA-testing most of the parents and not background-checking every adult who will be living in the home with the reunified family.
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"Our country — and it's sad to say this, but you have to be living underneath a rock to not believe these words — our country is sick," she said.
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If you can't pay your balance in full each month, according to financial expert Tom Corley, you might be living beyond your means and need to cut back.
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It was all a big hassle, and expensive, but I spent the whole time imagining the different life I would soon be living, the different person I'd become.
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In 2011, al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was discovered to be living secretly at a fortified compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where he was killed by U.S. forces.
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The speakers there made it clear that if this motion, which is to be voted on sometime next week passes, Canadians will soon be living under Shariah Law.
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North America is in the midst of the worst opioid addiction crisis in its history—so bad, in fact, that future generations will be living with its effects.
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He writes that studies show open-minded people may be living in a different reality — your mood and openness can even impact how you visually see the world.
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"It's hard to say how long someone is going to be living, because it affects everyone differently," Monica Moreno, a senior director of the Alzheimer's Association, tells PEOPLE.
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Gail: It's very strange to be living in a time when being attacked personally by the president of the United States gets you a day full of congratulations.
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Still, because sponsorship placements are often protracted, immigrant advocates said there was a possibility that many of the children could be living in the tent city for months.
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Falwell told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that somewhere between several hundred to more than 5,85033 students were expected to be living in Liberty's dorms as classes resumed Monday.
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Synesthesia is so fascinating because it underscores the fact that people experience the world in profoundly different ways — and some might be living in richer, more interesting hurricanes.
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Because many young consumers have fewer bills and may be living at home, they choose to spend their disposable income on food, says food industry analyst Phil Lempert.
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She has told friends that, for now, she has no definite ideas for her life after the West Wing, except that she will not be living in Washington.
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We have this clown circus in DC, and it's a batch of lawyers and if lawyers were going to fix the problem we'd already be living in paradise.
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When I wrote Hunger, I was really interested in what it means to be living in an unruly body, so I thought I would do something beyond that.
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And ever since, Dr. Hammond has called on Ms. Hajj for help decorating whatever home he happened to be living in, including a series of downtown Baltimore apartments.
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Bobby seems to be living off his indulgent wealthy wife (Elisabeth Shue), a frozen smiler right out of Stepford, and spending time on idle in a fancy office.
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And certainly we would be living in a much different constitutional universe had Robert Bork been sitting in the Supreme Court seat that went instead to Anthony Kennedy.
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"I will keep you day and night, here until the day I die / I'll be living, one life for the two of us," he sings in the chorus.
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One would have to be living under a rock to be unaware of our current frantic and impassioned conversations over issues of cultural appropriation, political correctness and bigotry.
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Between 9,235 and 2000,21 people are estimated to be living with Duchenne in the United States; about 2600 percent have the genetic mutation receptive to the new drug.
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And it's for that reason I'm glad to be living in a time where we can focus on connecting on a global level, instead of a local one.
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Carol Chen considers herself to be living the American dream: Her parents immigrated to the U.S. from Taiwan, and she now owns her own business as an adult.
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His political hero, Teddy Roosevelt, believed the good life should be lived "in the arena," and even now he seems to be living that creed to its fullest.
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"We know that LGBTQ folks are more likely to be living in poverty," she said, adding that's why including the community in labor market data is so important.
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For the rest of my life, I would be living with the results of these few seconds of poor communication — in ways that were both good and bad.
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If Americans take his discourse at face value, they will be living in a paranoid society willing to trade fundamental freedoms and principles for a sense of security.
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According to that same survey, 29% of trans people were found to be living in poverty (roughly twice the national average), with Black trans people hit the hardest.
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One day, when your grandkids or friend's kids' kids are riding their hover-scooters around Mars Township B2, they could be living out aspects of Heinlein's libertarian dream.
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It also predicts that by 2030 more than half of Africa's population will be living in seven countries, including Nigeria, Ethiopia, Congo, Egypt, Tanzania, Kenya and South Africa.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)Jahiem Morgan knew he was too young to be living on his own at 153 years old, but he didn't have much of a choice.
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Ms. Lee Koss, who said she spoke to Ms. Clinton daily, said that she may be living up to the expectations that come with this particular political family.
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Gillian told the university man that the Bog Girl was their house guest, and would be living with them until Social Services could locate her next of kin.
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The parents of one woman believed to be living with Kelly, Joycelyn Savage, say she is being held against her will, according to their lawyer, Gerald A. Griggs.
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Then, within a few years, he was gone — rumored, when he was remembered, to be living uptown, reclusive, attached to a mystical cult until he died in 1984.
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How little we at school appreciated the emotional turmoil this student had to be living with as she turned in her almost perfect homework, on time, every day.
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After a few much-criticized moments back in the public eye, he is said to be living with his family at the house they own in northern Michigan.
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And to the undocumented immigrants living in the United States, his message was even clearer: Under a Trump administration, they will be living under the fear of deportation.
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"If somebody told me that in five years you're going to be living in a Walmart parking lot, I wouldn't have believed them," Denna told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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But even though Blake may be living her best possible life, that doesn't mean she never falls victim to the same small, human foibles as the rest of us.
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I wanted this film to flow with the characters, and for the point of view to be completely embedded with them—to be living through the moments with them.
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All Is Not Forgotten by Wendy WalkerJenny Kramer seems to be living a perfect life in a well-to-do Connecticut town, until she is attacked at a party.
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One hundred million people, including those in the large cities of Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad, will soon be living in zero groundwater cities, according to the Niti Aayog report.
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"Women are more likely to be living paycheck to paycheck than men, and it's a trait more common for those 34 and under," Haefner told Refinery29 in a statement.
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So when our daughter decided she was going to be living in one of her few dresses from Zutano each and every day, my wife and I immediately acquiesced.
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According to the Associated Press, officials in Barcelona say that between 2012–2014 the Colombian-born singer claimed to be living in the Bahamas, where taxes are much lower.
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The whole scene is very small, when you think about it, and yet all the same, it is an exciting time to be living and working in Los Angeles.
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At the outset of the game, the gang is freezing, starving, and broke, and while things get better later on, they always seem to be living on the edge.
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It's a decision I've never regretted for a minute, and I believe deeply that my abortion enabled me to build the life I am grateful to be living today.
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The Bureau removed in 2015 saying this was because the United States does not have an extradition treaty with Russia, where he is currently believed to be living freely.
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While other Olympians, including fellow NBA players, deal with the — ahem — "charms" of athlete housing, the U.S. men's basketball team will be living it up in Rio de Janeiro.
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" NCAA president Mark Emmert, meanwhile, fretted that if an "athlete was being paid and it changed significantly their lifestyle, they probably would not be living in a residence hall.
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"It's likely this organism could be living on other planetary bodies," Simon Rittmann, a microbiologist at the University of Vienna and lead author of the study, tells The Verge.
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If some equivalent version of the KeyOne had arrived in time to take on the earliest iPhones and Android handsets, perhaps we'd be living in a very different timeline.
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I suspect that if we hadn't gotten married, we'd probably still be living in two separate apartments, enjoying the benefits of L.A.'s ocean breezes and rent stabilization laws.
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United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno imagines that 1,000 people could be living in space — perhaps even on the moon — as soon as the 2030s, according to Florida Today.
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With the first day of school fast approaching, 16-year-old Samantha Barber has no idea where she will be living when her senior year starts on Aug. 15.
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She also said she will be living in Texas — and is unable to return to Alaska — for the next nearly 17 years as a result of the custody agreement.
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Until those laws change, they remain what they were designed to be: living, evolving systems of public protection, based on rigorous science, protected, at least somewhat, from political winds.
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In fact, they continue to be living in an alternative reality that carries on as if the massive anti-establishment revolt that was the 2016 election didn't really happen.
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"We are fortunate to be living during a promising time of positive change, especially with regard to cannabis and how people understand it," she said in a press release.
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