And most times, they continue living in those same circumstances.
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We continue living in the past and in the present.
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Will we be able to continue living in Germany and Sweden?
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"If they want to continue living there, that's fine," said Rep.
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The two will continue living as nomads for the foreseeable future.
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"We want to continue living normally," Michel told a news conference.
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Tell them to continue living knowing that I was not afraid.
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Or can they continue living undisturbed, colonizing worlds other than our own?
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I'd rather just continue living my life and see where that goes.
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"I couldn't continue living the way that I was living," she said.
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It will likely continue living on as a kind of digital archive.
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As a composer, time is on your side if you continue living.
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That way you can continue living the life you are used to living.
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The insect may continue living like this, if the glue doesn't kill it.
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The care helps enable Harry to continue living with Serena in their home.
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But she told us that she wants us to continue living our lives.
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What is the threshold of experience for you to want to continue living?
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James thanked his friends, family and the medical community for helping him continue living.
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But when they pass away, you choose to continue living in near-total solitude.
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I had not left a homophobic country to continue living in fear in America.
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A judge has allowed him to continue living here as his case is adjudicated.
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But she didn't have to continue living each day confused, alone, and in pain.
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For fans of the show, we can continue living in Shondaland a few weeks longer.
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Guns seldom allow those suffering to be part of the 90 percent who continue living.
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I wasn’t able to continue living in Iraq because of the American occupation.
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"I will continue living in Phoenix, Arizona, surrounded by dear friends and family," she wrote.
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Sources say the new couple will continue living together once Rob moves into his new home.
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I needed different opportunities, opportunities to heal and then the ability to want to continue living.
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You get to continue living your life without that boulder of burden of what you saw.
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The Blakes hope to continue living in the Bronx so Jeremiah can remain at his school.
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Sources say Rob and Blac Chyna will continue living together once Rob moves into his new home.
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To save as much money as possible, I decided to continue living at home with my parents.
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Their likes and their comments provide a reason to continue living, to finally understand who we are.
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There was definitely something to it and I questioned whether I should just continue living this way.
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JCS' home-delivered meals allow Sarah to continue living in her apartment and not in an institution.
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And so, to continue living, you need some process to filter blood, which is a dialysis machine.
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The couple of nearly 2 decades says they're gonna continue living in the mansion until it's sold.
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We would be unable to continue that business or to continue living in our house without the ACA.
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In the absence of an explicit request to die, we may assume that patients wish to continue living.
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But then she lost her job, and she had no choice but to continue living in her van.
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"I will continue living in Phoenix, Arizona surrounded by dear friends and family," she wrote, according to CNN.
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And now the rest of the nation wonders why anybody is allowed to continue living here at all.
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I plan to continue living my best life, a balanced one where I don't restrict any food group.
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After living in a van for several years, Both knew he could continue living the tiny house lifestyle.
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In May, the Bravo star was granted permission to continue living in the U.S. as he awaits the ruling.
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In May, the Bravo star was granted permission to continue living in the U.S. as he awaits the ruling.
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Not if you want to continue living in your apartment without getting visits from angry neighbors or the cops.
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But Mattis said he was "confident" the U.S. would continue living up to its mutual defense commitments under NATO.
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Like former President Obama, he also said he planned to continue living in Washington, D.C., at least part time.
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In 2018, they realized they wanted to continue living near each other but separately, so they decided to downsize.
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She didn't continue living in it and then get on national television to garner more attention for her nonsense.
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These photos from Central California show what it's like for people there to continue living with toxic tap water.
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We'll become more similar to each other than to people who continue living with your original diagnosis or mine.
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For now, Bieber will have to continue living out of a Beverly Hills hotel as he continues his house hunt.
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The draft withdrawal deal allows them to continue living in an EU country so long as they arrive before 2021.
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Once the term concludes, you can pay rent to your beneficiaries if you want to continue living in the home.
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If you can continue living fine on last year's income, apply the extra money to savings, debt repayment or investments.
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"We can't just continue living as if there was no tomorrow, because there is a tomorrow," she told the outlet.
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She was able to overcome some of the most horrific experiences in life—to continue living with joy and hope.
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"They told them not to support us; that we will leave Karachi but they have to continue living here," Dawar added.
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But what's even better is it will let you continue living your best life, also known as a dongle-free life.
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This attitude caused many patients to continue living in the hospital colonies, even after the end of compulsory isolation in 1986.
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Skye and Lance are platonic exes that have decided to continue living together until their lease is up in six months.
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He will not actually move to his new district, choosing, instead, to continue living in the old one—because he can.
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I think that buying a new phone is a shameful but occasionally necessary activity to continue living in the modern world.
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How am I supposed to continue living my life, hiding the fact that deep inside I am not living at all?
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She has said she plans to continue living in Trump Tower in Manhattan while son Barron finishes out the school year.
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Earlier this year the Supreme Court quoted an eloquent argument for a more compassionate view: "If the right to life were only a right to decide to continue living and did not also include a right to decide not to continue living, then it would be a duty to live rather than a right to life."
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They wanted their cars, they wanted their homes, and they wanted to continue living a life that would require lots of oil.
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I'm worried that Captain America will sacrifice his life in Endgame and it'll suck, but then everyone else will just continue living.
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As strong-minded as ever, Ms. Abidar remains determined to continue living freely and not to make concessions to please other Moroccans.
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" After her arrest, de Lesseps knew that she needed a drastic change: "I couldn't continue living the way that I was living.
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As refugees, they could not renew their documents without returning to war-torn Syria, but they couldn't continue living in Lebanon either.
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"Patterns and colors come and go," she said, clearly happy to continue living and breathing the color that made her a multimillionaire.
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He is allowed to continue living and training in the United States until the case is decided, which may take several months.
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On Wednesday, Joe was granted permission to continue living in America for the time being, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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Butte County health officials also urged residents to continue living elsewhere until all toxic ash had been removed and the area certified safe.
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And it could mean that some British immigrants may lose their right to continue living and working in the UK and be deported.
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"Most people know climate change is happening, but they push it aside so they can continue living their lives," said Isaac Vergun, 15.
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When Petra and her older girlfriend broke up, they elected to continue living together for the few months that remained on their lease.
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For starters, be sure to identify your goal when you allow your adult child to continue living with you or move back home.
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My mom has said that she wants everyone to continue living their lives and not to make any big changes or cancel plans.
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I still have to grate the coconut, I have to make sure I open up in the morning — I have to continue living.
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They say you should start early by regularly saving a percentage of your income, and continue living below your means as you age.
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"In Nevada, our immigrant community matters, our lives matter, I will not allow my family to continue living in fear," Silva told rallygoers.
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They do not know if they will be able to continue living and studying and working legally in the country they consider their own.
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"I felt like it would be better to be dead than to continue living being a rape victim, being a rape survivor," Smart says.
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These are the communities that must come together, grieve, and continue living long after the news cameras have left and the comment sections quieted.
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Or are you too cash-strapped after throwing in the career towel to continue living in the manner to which you have become accustomed?
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Appropriately, that seizure of power—the sudden refusal of African-Americans to continue living under conditions of subordination—flummoxes the white citizens of Sutton.
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That means that people will now likely shell out the $9 required to continue living in dongle land, whether they want to or not.
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As the city waits to receive a final report on the expansion, the New Yorkers the lights supposedly protect continue living with the consequences.
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Modica tells TMZ ... he bought Burt's pad with the intention of letting the legendary actor continue living there, because moving would have been traumatic.
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She said she would rather continue living with the war, now in its 18th year, than face a postwar government that included the Taliban.
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Kamala faces a Peter Parker-like challenge: to continue living life as a teen, but also as the hero she always dreamed of being.
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We all just do the same thing that every other mom does: have lots of wine, tell each other to breathe and continue living.
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The cost of home care is also covered by Medicaid, allowing millions of seniors to continue living at home rather than in nursing homes.
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We, and T.P.S. holders from across Central America, Haiti, Liberia and various other countries, deserve to continue living here without fear of being separated.
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Until we do, we're likely to continue living in a world of $25,000 MRIs and $629 Band-Aids that families struggle to pay for.
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For now, however, we'll assume that Oh will continue living her best life, shielding herself from the paparazzi and tabloids as well as she can.
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Philip wants to continue living in Clarence House, instead of Buckingham Palace, and insists on having their children, Charles and Anne, keep his Mountbatten name.
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Meanwhile, his rat friends don't know that La Ratatouille got shut down, and continue living in its roof, wondering where all the good food went.
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Gamez said his life is at risk in Honduras and he hopes US officials will be able to see that he can't continue living there.
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Trump, 46, has decided to continue living in New York City with her 10-year-old son, Barron, while he finishes the school year. Mrs.
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Donald Trump's wife, Melania, and youngest son, Barron, plan to continue living at Trump Tower, at least until the school year ends in the spring.
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When Giovana became too old to continue living in the school, she ended up going to live with my mother for a period of time.
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The two began to brainstorm how they could continue living their preferred mobile and minimalist lifestyle, ideally eschewing the need for any complicated visa procedures.
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Those people were forced to buy bottled water and bring home buckets of it from car washes in order to continue living in their homes.
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If you find yourself in the latter camp, you've got two options: continue living in a home riddled with tension, or do something about it.
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Mr. Drossman said the parents could continue living in the home with provisions that the gift would be made to their heirs on their death.
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You can continue living in your home for a predetermined period before you distribute the home to your beneficiaries or a trust in their names.
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She wonders whether she will be able to afford to continue living in the house where her husband laid the plank floors and back patio.
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Without the rule, Lora and millions of others will be forced to continue living on partial paychecks, leaving less money for gas, groceries and rent.
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Because Jessica and her ex never discussed what might happen if things unraveled, they found themselves having to continue living together even after they broke up.
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" As for gay and lesbian Muslims without the support network she enjoys, Alam says, "I wish we didn't have to be brave just to continue living.
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Let's hope he continues DACA, so these young people can continue living, thriving and dreaming in the country they call home: the United States of America.
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We must not be about forcing over 10 million undocumented people, many of whom have been here for decades, to continue living in fear and anxiety.
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Until then, important priorities like immigration reform will continue to fall by the wayside and DACA recipients will continue living in the shadows of our democracy.
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Sprinkled in with tongue-in-cheek tweets about how we're expected to continue living now that Evans is off the market were disappointing expressions of confusion.
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In May, the Bravo star was given permission to continue living in the U.S. after a stay of removal was granted as he awaits the ruling.
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Most people in debt are wasting it on stuff they don't need & over time become accustomed to life in debt and continue living above their means.
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According to the Sussex Royal website, Harry and Markle plan to continue living at their current UK residence, Frogmore Cottage, at the discretion of the queen.
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The Obamas will continue living in Washington, D.C., at least until 15-year-old daughter Sasha, who is a sophomore, finishes high school, the president previously announced.
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If we continue living just as we have, the medical community will be get squeezed further, and there will be more burnout and more depression and suicide.
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Mugdan is so impressed with her smartphone-free life that she plans to continue living without one long after the "Scroll Free for a Year" challenge ends.
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If we can, we will cheat death at every turn, to continue living well... When someone we cherish dies, we regret the loss of a worthy companion.
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Gámez has said his life is at risk in Honduras and he is hopeful US officials will be able to see that he can't continue living there.
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"There are still people out there who have to continue living with the embarrassment of this thing, and people just go on with their lives," she says.
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Vitale, now 288, wanted to continue living in her home, a Cape Cod house on Long Island that she and her late husband bought 2911 years ago.
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And it's easy to slip into old habits and continue living the life that you had when finding $10 on the sidewalk counted as a major windfall.
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A benign haunting, if you will: Perhaps the best way to keep the spirits of loved ones alive is to allow them to continue living within us.
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Because of the relatively low risk for most people, Fradin said families should continue living their lives as they've been, assuming their community hasn't been instructed otherwise.
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The reason for all the online vitriol is both the fact she's being given taxpayers' money to continue living where she's living, and the title of her project.
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Jill Scott is pulling the plug on her marriage after less than 18 months, and says it would be "unsafe" for her to continue living with her husband.
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By the time Dima wrote me, I had exhausted all the available postgraduate fellowships and didn't have enough money to continue living, even very frugally, in New York.
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"With Jude, with all of his circumstances, I think he felt like he didn't have a reason to continue living," Mr. Porowski said of Ms. Yanagihara's main character.
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In May, the Bravo star was granted permission to continue living in the U. S. as he awaits his fate, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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The team's decision to end my role forced me to look into the mirror and decide whether I wanted to continue living a damaging lifestyle or get help.
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The trio is likely to stay together Eagles are extremely loyal to nest sites, so the three eagles are likely to continue living and working together in the future.
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Those macronutrients have very specific jobs for your biochemistry; for your body to do what it needs to do for you to continue living in the healthiest way possible.
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Earlier this week, the Bravo star was granted permission to continue living in the U. S. as he awaits his fate, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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It feels like a beloved home, but also possesses a coldness, and Cave's comments about his family's inability to continue living there take on more weight in its halls.
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The couple in Wisconsin that was threatened with eviction for flying a gay pride flag outside their home won't have to remove it to continue living on the property.
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To live freely, she had to flee In order to continue living openly as a transgender woman, she realized she needed to leave her country and her beloved family.
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"My government will not allow our gallant men and women in uniform to continue living in dilapidated and at times makeshift structures far below their noble status," Lungu said.
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In response to a question about a paralyzed accident victim in Hong Kong, Hawking said the person should have the right to choose whether or not to continue living.
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Still, it is the personal toll that may be greatest: A patient's quality of life tends to be far higher when they can continue living in their own home.
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She won't go into the story specifically, out of respect for the person, but she says that the central theme revolves around suicide and the choice to continue living.
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As precious as my rent is, it has become extremely difficult for me to continue living in New York because of my limited income and increasing lack of mobility.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey star has been granted permission to continue living in the USA amid his ongoing deportation battle, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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Braun urged his four million Twitter followers not to give in to terrorism, but to continue living their lives with "freedom and joy," and paid tribute to those who died.
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And last week, Trump said, "We love the 'Dreamers,'" referring to undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children and want to continue living their lives in the country.
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He was allowed to continue living at the ICE facility in the U.S. as he awaits his fate back in May — a request his lawyers are now trying to lift.
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In 2000, she bought the 90-square-foot space on East 22.4th Street for $749,000, and planned to continue living with her parents on East 11th Street during the renovation.
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Women of color continue living their best lives when the episode's villain, Fort Lauderdale DJ Catherine Agro, commits the cardinal sin of night 1: stealing the Bachelor far too many times.
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Once in office he plans to work out of the downtown National Palace and continue living in his modest home, eschewing the Los Pinos compound where presidents traditionally take up residence.
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It's kind of the perspective of a person who's like, Damn, I feel like I got nobody in this shit, but I gotta do what I gotta do to continue living.
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It is absolutely insane that every night, mothers and fathers are forced to waste their life force trying to convince their seed to CONTINUE LIVING via the ingestion of essential nutrients.
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It's not common for elderly couples to live by themselves in India, as children continue living with their parents after marriage or getting jobs, forming cohesive units known as joint families.
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The series is tailored to artists in rural communities, teaching them how to market their work nationally and internationally, thereby generating enough revenue to continue living local as full-time artists.
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What are the implications when women are unable to finish school, find work, hold jobs, move out of poverty, escape abusive relationships, or continue living in communities where they are shunned?
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If Mr. Trump expected Barack Obama, who will be the first president since Woodrow Wilson to continue living in Washington, to retire to silence, he got a rude awakening on Wednesday.
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She only wishes that the phones had been working, and that she had been there to reason with her son, to tell him all the reasons he had to continue living.
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Sen. Kamala Harris is a vocal proponent of a government program that allows foreign children brought to the United States as undocumented immigrants to continue living and working in the country.
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"The eradication of the Muslim Brotherhood is nothing less than an abolition of democracy and a guarantee that Arabs will continue living under authoritarian and corrupt regimes," he wrote on Aug. 28.
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More so than even Rick, Carol understands that the world they now live in requires them to cast aside their former selves and do what's necessary to continue living — at all costs.
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Most explained their change of heart by saying that knowing that they had the option to die with a doctor's help had given them sufficient comfort to enable them to continue living.
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Some of the European players who want to continue living and working in Britain were working to secure their settled status before Brexit takes full effect at the end of this year.
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Together with undocumented children, millions of U.S. citizen children are living in daily fear of not knowing if they will be able to continue living with their mom, dad or family members.
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These days Penrose is run by historical charity the National Trust, which was gifted the estate by the Rogers family in 1974 in return for a 1,000-year lease to continue living there.
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Her first prom outing came days after Gia's father Joe, 47, was granted permission to continue living in the U.S. amid his ongoing deportation case, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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One solution might be to let people give up ownership of the mortgaged properties to the banks, along with the remaining loans, but pay rent to continue living in the homes, Horbaczewski said.
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The 37-year-old can't start cancer treatments until she loses weight, and now she must decide whether to get weight loss surgery or continue living as long as possible at this size.
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But when the tents come down and the patchouli oil runs out, a good chunk of attendees continue living the same radical freedom-seeking lifestyle with as few possessions and plans as possible.
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Once again, there's needless talk of whether to keep Downton and continue living as aristocrats of a bygone era, and once again the discussion is tabled for the future Granthams to deal with.
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Mr. Hall said that he could not yet comment on that case or say whether he would continue living in Thailand but that he was "deeply concerned" about his legal situation and security.
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Or you could continue living your life, and ignore this particular circus show in favor of paying attention to what will hopefully be the main act: Actually building a network of interconnected underground hyperloops.
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This was one of the most difficult decisions I've had to make as a woman, a wife, a hopeful mother – but one I felt was absolutely necessary to continue living my life in happiness.
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SYDNEY – As Australia moves to close its detention center on Papua New Guinea&aposs Manus Island, lawyers are set to file a legal claim for the asylum seekers who want to continue living there.
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What I mean is that I have food to eat, I have a roof over my head, there is no war, no threats, and we live peacefully, so I want to continue living peacefully.
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Together, and with policymakers, we've advanced initiatives to improve quality outcomes and dramatically improve patient survival rates following kidney failure when patients transition to dialysis care or receive a kidney transplant to continue living.
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With no income stream now that his disability checks were cut off, Krytzer says that, to continue living off his windfall, he'll have to relocate to somewhere where the costs of living are lower.
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I know Lillian is really loose when it comes to collecting rent from Titus and Kimmy, but surely someone in their apartment needs to have a steady enough income stream to continue living there?
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"Our wealth comes with an obligation to give back to society, and in 2020, we're committed to continue living up to that obligation: through our taxes, through our foundation, and through our personal giving."
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Although residents initially hoped that, because the fire was entirely below ground, they would be able to continue living in Centralia, the release of toxic gases and the opening of sinkholes made it too dangerous.
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The leaked papers state that Britain will take a "moral high ground" by offering EU migrants the right to continue living in the UK and continue accessing the NHS and claiming benefits, the report said.
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As a condition of the sale, Mr. Hefner was allowed to continue living in the mansion for the rest of his life, with Playboy Enterprises paying Mr. Metropoulos $1 million a year to lease it.
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Lawmakers could veto any agreement that they find too generous or that they view as failing to guarantee the rights of citizens of European Union countries already in Britain to continue living and working there.
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Kaarmann said TransferWise has been preparing in other ways, for example by letting European employees working in the U.K. apply to continue living in the country through an app that's only available on Android devices.
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Here's how they responded: Implemented under President Barack Obama in 2012, DACA had allowed those brought to the United States illegally as children to continue living here, while obtaining work authorization, without fear of deportation.
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Amabile told Entertainment Tonight that "I didn't go on the show hoping to become Insta-famous or anything like that, I'll just continue living my regular life"—meaning hopefully the restaurant reviews will keep on coming.
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In a no-deal Brexit scenario, British nationals who obtain a residence visa to continue living in Spain will temporarily receive protection from Royal Decree-Law 5/2019, passed by the Spanish government earlier this year.
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" — from her Vanity Fair cover in September 2017 ON CHOOSING TO BE YOURSELF "Make a choice: continue living your life feeling muddled in this abyss of self-misunderstanding, or you find your identity independent of it.
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Many of Schinder's prospective clients have been young families looking for additional income so they can stay in the city, as well as older people who need the financial boost to continue living in their homes.
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"The eradication of the Muslim Brotherhood is nothing less than an abolition of democracy and a guarantee that Arabs will continue living under authoritarian and corrupt regimes," he wrote about the Saudi-backed coup and crackdown.
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In a speech at Pennsylvania's Lock Haven University on Wednesday, the 30-year-old sexual assault survivor and child safety advocate discussed how she plans to continue living her life now that Wanda Barzee, 72, is free.
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I wasn't taking the easy way out — this next challenge was going to be an intense, life-changing experience that you do because you love yourself and you love your life, and you want to continue living.
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But the moment when she truly won my heart was when she stepped to the front of the stage for "Before the Parade Passes By," where the widowed Dolly explains her desire to continue living life fully.
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"We have lived for 50 years with the blockade so we are going to continue living the same way with or without Trump," Teresa Almentero, 52, a cigar roller, said after paying tribute to Castro in Revolution Square.
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In an effort to continue living in the past, because freaking Sugar Ray's Scooby-Doo appearance is somehow 19993 years old now, it is essential that we look at some of pop punk's weirdest moments in teen movies.
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The justices ruled that it was a violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act for the government to send people with disabilities to facilities that limit their freedom if they can continue living at home with some help.
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Although knowing you're at risk of a heart attack can be emotionally distressing, not knowing can have much more serious consequences, prompting you to continue living in ways that endanger the health of your heart and your life.
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As Quentin Fottrell of MarketWatch notes, a further benefit of these programs is that by allowing seniors to continue living independently in their own homes, they tend to reduce the need for nursing home care, which is very expensive.
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The exes — who married in May 2018, filed for divorce in August, and finalized their split in February — had made an agreement, according to their divorce settlement, that allowed Staub to continue living in the Englewood residence until April.
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Hefner in August sold his famed Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles, the venue for his famous, free-wheeling parties, for $100 million but the deal gave him the right to continue living there for the rest of his life.
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Because of what police describe as his "addiction," Amato was "given an ultimatum" by his father stating that if he wanted to continue living in the family home, Amato would need to enter a 60-day internet and sex addiction program.
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"One of the takeaways that I want people to think about," Yonathan says, "is that people who live on the border make an everyday decision to continue living normal lives amongst all of the complex issues that the border faces."
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While Daniels believes that these institutions are important, not only to the lives of patients but also to enable their families to continue living fulfilling lives, she questions how sociological neglect of the elderly is reducing access to specialized care.
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For Chablis, drag performance provided a reliable source of income, community, and social acceptance, which allowed her to continue living as a woman, and the queens she worked with in Atlanta encouraged Chablis to pursue hormone treatment at a local hospital.
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After a few months, you can start to get an idea of just how much you'll need in income to make stay-at-home parenthood work for your family, and you'll have to change to continue living within your means.
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The decision makes it legal for the terminally ill to decide against using life support systems to continue living, and frees the doctors and families of those who slip into incurable comas to halt such measures, in the patients' best interest.
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We could envision ourselves as alienated enough from our labor to flip off our boss or we could choose the blue pill and continue living in a virtual reality while AI harvests our soft, hairless bodies like human-formed Duracell batteries.
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Since 2012, the U.S. government has allowed those children — young adults now known as Dreamers — to continue living in the country as long as they obtain and renew work permits under a program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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In recent months, they have loosened mortgage requirements, eased restrictions on when homeowners can resell their properties and made it easier for university students to continue living in the cities where they are studying after they graduate, potentially increasing housing demand.
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Now it's unclear whether Prince Harry would still be entitled to the income he has long received from his father, Prince Charles, or whether he and Meghan could continue living rent-free in a house on the estate of Windsor Castle.
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" Judge Noelle C. Collins wrote in the preliminary injunction that Hicklin has shown that she would suffer "irreparable harm" if she had to continue living without hormone treatment, hair removal, and women's commissary items, while waiting for the case to be finalized."Ms.
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"If possible, I would love to continue living without a car until autonomous, on-demand cars become a reality, at which point I'd be able to pay a small monthly fee to have unlimited transportation wherever I need to go," Periwal said.
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Singer's defense of abortion and his defense of euthanasia of infants derive from identical premises: that neither fetuses nor infants are beings capable of wanting to continue living, so they have no preferences in that regard that other people are obligated to honor.
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Tribes will now be able to better protect the rainforest and continue living on the land because new roads and other infrastructure will not unlock the area's pristine landscape for loggers, said Cacique Celso Tawe, a leader of the indigenous Munduruku Indians.
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After moving out of the White House later this month, President Barack Obama and wife Michelle Obama will continue living in Washington, D.C., at least until 15-year-old daughter Sasha, who is a sophomore, finishes high school, the president previously announced.
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He's particularly concerned about what happens to disabled people discharged from shelters without any support networks, fearing they could be forced into institutions rather than receiving the Home and Community Based Services and community supports they need to continue living independently at home.
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Recently, while I was inchworming the end of a string through a pair of sweatpants — and accidentally undid 45 minutes of work when I pulled a little too hard — I refused to continue living my life until I found an alternative solution.
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Likewise, Bulgaria revealed it has been contacted by 30 Britons interested in acquiring citizenship, up from no interest at all—which should give some kind of indication as to just how eager many Remain voters are to continue living life as EU citizens.
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"It is no longer possible to continue living in a country where a woman can be murdered in a brutal way, without any consequence, and in a culture that allows for it to happen," said Lorena Wolffer, an artist and feminist activist.
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AFTER LOVE No stranger to stories of domestic horror like "Our Children" (2013), the Belgian filmmaker Joachim Lafosse directs this fraught scenario about a couple (Cédric Kahn and Bérénice Bejo) who separate but continue living in the same apartment with their kids.
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" House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas), whose committee has jurisdiction over the flood insurance program, visited Harvey victims in Houston and said, "Never again should we encourage people to continue living in harm's way and put themselves and first responders at risk.
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The consulate in East Jerusalem will continue to serve Palestinians, and for security reasons U.S. Ambassador David Friedman will continue living in the residence in Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv, and commute to the relocated embassy, another official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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If the ultimate objective in this episode was to return hope to Morgan, Carol and Ezekiel, the more satisfying route would have been to force these characters to accept the difficult realization that the only way to honor the dead is to continue living.
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But in a state grappling with a large and growing bear population, his fans — and there are many; he even has his own Facebook fan page — are divided on whether he should be put in a wildlife sanctuary or left alone to continue living his bipedal life.
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A number of theories have been advanced to explain away this contradiction, but they still can't account for contrary evidence, such as how an octopus is able to continue living and mating if a certain hormonal gland is surgically removed directly after the octopus gives birth.
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When the money from Ukraine dried up, Manafort defrauded several U.S. banks in order to secure loans of more than $20 million and continue living "a lavish lifestyle" in the U.S, where he spent money on things like custom-made suits, Range Rovers, and Persian rugs.
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The president-elect's two adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, who are among his closest advisers, are expected to continue living in New York, and Mr. Trump's real estate business, from which he has not severed his financial ties, is housed in the same building as his apartment.
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These "eco-modernists" believe that a global transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, along with measures to address economic inequality, will arrest the climate crisis and allow us to continue living large, with levels of material comfort and prosperity similar to or greater than those we enjoy today.
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A botanist and ecologist of some renown, he was not terminally ill, but his health had deteriorated so badly that he had to stop most of his activities — like working at Edith Cowan University in Perth and performing in the theater — and he did not want to continue living.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time In the wake of his son's death, Frank says that "several" people "have gotten in touch with us already in complete thankfulness — and incredibly grateful and incredibly sorry for our loss, but unbelievably grateful that they're able to continue living.
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WATCH: Tyler Perry Gives Commencement Speech at Oprah's Leadership Academy Before Taking Stage at Global Citizen Festival Perry paid their rent so the family could continue living in their house, and volunteered to pay for Evans' funeral in Atlanta, as well as fly her body to her home state of Wisconsin for another funeral.
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"There are so many ways of dying/the worst one is to continue on living" Bruland croons on "Undressed," the last song of the EP. "Continue on" she continues to repeat, like a mantra to the listener begging them the continue living, even though it's already been recognized as the worst way to die.
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The Charlie Gard matter has captured Pope Francis's attention because it appears to be a case in which the British government is preventing the child's parents from seeking to provide him with experimental medical care, on the grounds that it is not in Charlie's "best interests" to continue living in a brain-damaged state.
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As Los Angeles city and county officials struggle to shelter and build housing for nearly 60,000 people who are living on the streets, they are facing resistance -- not just to new structures in neighborhoods where residents fear more crime and blight, but also from some within the homeless community, who insist they would rather continue living independently on the streets in their tents.
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They may decide to become more environmental by decreasing the use of other single-use products or supporting environmental policy change (which is called positive spillover), they may decide that their one good deed gives them the right to take an extra-long shower (negative spillover), or they may pat themselves on the back and continue living their lives as usual (no spillover).
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What I try to do in my book is explore just how that second fact could coexist with the first—what conditions are likely to endure in our politics and culture and psychology and even mythology that allow us to continue living in much the same way that we do now in a world utterly transformed, and in almost all cases deformed, by the force of warming.
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To lose the conditional status of their green card, the so-called "Dreamers" that would be protected under the law would need to continue living in the US and achieve a higher education degree, have completed at least two years of a higher degree program, serve in the military honorably for at least two years or had continuous employment for more than three years.
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But "Heat and Dust," the only one of Jhabvala's novels to portray India under the Raj, also became her most successful when it won the Booker Prize—which two years earlier had been awarded to J. G. Farrell's " The Siege of Krishnapur ," set during the Indian Rebellion of 1857, and two years later went to Paul Scott's "Staying On," about a retired British couple who continue living in India after independence.
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Reporter Steven Dial of First Coast News in Jacksonville shared a photo of the wedding in a tweet: The commander-in-chief — who was there dateless, without Michelle — stayed for about an hour, according to Action News Jax, and then got on Air Force One and flew back to Washington, D.C. The Obamas plan to continue living in D.C. at least until 15-year-old Sasha finishes high school, the president has said.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest announced earlier this month that President Obama and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE planned to leave D.C. after the ingauration, though they will continue living in the district for two years while their younger daughter finishes high school.
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Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, a business editor at The Daily Telegraph, a British newspaper, wrote an anguished essay about why he planned to vote to leave the bloc despite his confidence that doing so would have devastating economic consequences: Stripped of distractions, it comes down to an elemental choice: whether to restore the full self-government of this nation, or to continue living under a higher supranational regime, ruled by a European Council that we do not elect in any meaningful sense, and that the British people can never remove, even when it persists in error.
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