One's country is worth dying for and democracy is worth dying for.
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"Industry is dying for bodies, just dying for skilled workers," says Will Arvelo, Great Bay's president.
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A Flag Worth Dying For , by Tim Marshall (Scribner) .
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Are you just dying for this heat wave to end?
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"I wouldn't say F1 is worth dying for," he said.
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People are dying for me to hurt the guy's feelings.
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"Everybody is dying for him to come here," she says.
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"We need a god worth dying for," says your commander.
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You all knew that some things are worth dying for.
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When I was your age, I was dying for one.
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And I asked myself, is this really worth dying for?
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My concern is always, are they dying for a reason?
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"Anything worth living for is worth dying for," Nately says.
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Show the world there is something worth living -- and dying -- for.
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"I'm kind of dying for the all-over fringe," she said.
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Asked whether democracy is worth dying for, Chow reverted the question.
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Five U.S. states allow medical assistance in dying for terminally ill patients.
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But if you're dying for more details, you'll likely have to wait.
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"The market is dying for a sophisticated buyer to appear," Leydon said.
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The only thing lamer than the internet is dying for it. Teens!
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This shouldn't be a problem so big that it's worth dying for.
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Latinos have been dying for America since before we were a nation.
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When you exchange meaningless pleasantries with your colleagues, you're dying for something.
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As surely as time passes, we human beings are dying for something.
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Heroism in battle always meant that some things are worth dying for.
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Sorry some people care about other living things not dying for your enjoyment.
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And so figuring out how to get discovered ... No, they're dying for help.
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Right now, though, I'm dying for a peek of where Elizabeth's at, mentally.
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A carry-on, even one carrying your prized possessions, isn't worth dying for.
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It's okay to suffer for your art, but is it worth dying for?
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I'm dying for the last few weeks of Idol to stay this exciting!
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However, none of these concerns impact aid in dying for communities of color.
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And after a few months of roasted cauliflower, I'm dying for something different.
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Phil Murphy signed the Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act.
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And it may take Candy dying for some of us to get that.
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Dying for an air fryer, but don't have much counter space to spare?
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The voiceover returns, suggesting that maybe attaining high speed is worth dying for.
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When you wake up and eat your toast, you are dying for something.
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She was, he wrote, the only woman in the world worth dying for.
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Who is dying for a home-and-home between the Islanders and Flames?
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Are you dying for a slight but not unsubstantial bump in screen real estate?
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I would definitely recommend it to any one who has been dying for one.
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And then there are hard questions about how you define dying for the faith.
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Phil Murphy has signed the Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act.
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Read: The Mundari -- The tribe dying for their cows "We weren't prepared," says Ladkani.
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"People are just dying for that social presence around whatever they're doing," says Cooper.
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I am the most competitive person I know and am dying for the challenge.
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The Netherlands allows doctor-assisted dying for "unbearable" suffering "with no prospect of improvement".
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The law, the Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill, took effect Aug.
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"There's not much in your carry-on luggage worth dying for," Mr. Jackman said.
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The infection fatality rate (IFR) gives the probability of dying for an infected person.
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I've been dying for a trip, so I immediately start looking at plane tickets.
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In Idlib Province, residents of some towns are dying for want of medical care.
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He had enough conscience to believe that there is moral truth, worth dying for.
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I don't like the idea of animals being unhappy or dying for me to eat.
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MLK's assassination in Memphis made me realize that there are some things worth dying for.
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We're dying for a simple to way to host long-distance Netflix and chill sessions.
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We've got to warn you that your soldiers are dying for the nation's proud sins.
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As mentioned earlier, bunnies are notoriously skittish and susceptible to dying for basically no reason.
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Joe: I'm dying for some carnitas, and I know just the spot: Carnitas El Momo.
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Paraphrasing General George Patton, no one ever won a war by dying for their country.
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You probably don't need this one unless you are dying for that seamless Audible integration.
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"It's a shame that people are dying for a little bit of food," he said.
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So remember kids, stay vigilant because no Pokémon is worth dying for—unless it's Mewtwo.
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"Anything worth dying for is worth living for," the old man from the brothel says.
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Ewok even has his own Instagram account if you're dying for some extra Good Boy content.
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One minute, we're dying for closeness and affection, the next, we can't get far enough away.
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"There are so many service men and women who are dying for our country," she said.
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In the matter of politically motivated violence, the ideas thought worth killing and dying for vary.
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Yemen, you realize, is a country where people are dying for lack of a taxi fare.
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Finally, legislators passed the Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act this winter, and Gov.
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A FLAG WORTH DYING FOR The Power and Politics of National Symbols By Tim Marshall Illustrated.
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You're dying for her to speak, you're willing it in a way after my diverse approaches.
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It's a lot to take in right now, but somehow still not enough – we're dying for more.
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The following year MPs voted down a bill to allow doctor-assisted dying for the terminally ill.
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I got my period this morning and am dying for some comfort food, so this is perfect.
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As she lay dying for four days at an Ivy League teaching hospital, her oncologist never came.
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But with the paparazzi's prying eyes dying for a peek, many are forced to preempt tabloid scoops.
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And what better way than by scoring pieces you've been dying for at less-than-full-price?
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Something must be terribly wrong in North Korea, to make a fisherman's catch one worth dying for.
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The thing is, the Jays aren't exactly dying for any of these positions to be upgraded, either.
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Callimachi: That dying for this cause is pretty much the holiest thing that a person could do.
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" Paul Bowles said, "I was very angry with him for dying, for depriving everybody of his person.
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The trick to dying for something is picking the right something, day after week after precious year.
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But we have been dying for a long time, and you cannot respond to death with principles.
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A package store near Benton Harbor, set back among weeping willows, that was dying for a stickup.
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But now, Mr. Egeland said, inhabitants of these towns are routinely dying for want of medical care.
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If they're dying for the simplest shit, I might as well get banned for the most extreme.
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Small, rural towns all over the U.S. are dying for a myriad of reasons other than environmental inundation.
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It's been two years since their last LP, Suna Kulto, surfaced, and I'm dying for a bigger bite.
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Some European countries, like Switzerland and Belgium, allow aid in dying for people who are not terminally ill.
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Reiterating his speech to supporters earlier that day, Trump called Romney a "failed candidate," dying for the spotlight.
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The problem: My boyfriend told me that the little girl is dying for me to "notice" her highlights.
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I was dying for water, my nose was running, and I certainly didn't feel like a health goddess.
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When the time comes to pick sides, I'll be stuck inside Netflix, riding and dying for it—forever.
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And it's probably so that he can broker peace with yet another enemy, before dying for good this time.
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In the latest "Mad Max" film, for example, armed gangs race around desert landscapes, fighting and dying for water.
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I never knew Mr. Azarov, but I realized then that this man had been dying for a long time.
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But the questions surrounding Tiffany's marriage are still unanswered, and personally, I'm dying for a look into Kelli's life.
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"[Roger's] dad is dying for us to get married," Farley told PEOPLE just a few months before Matthews proposed.
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And it's been a one-stop shop for whatever your wardrobe needs: Dying for a new pair of jeans?
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"This can make a statement to the world that this faith is worth dying for, I suppose," Ramsey said.
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Likewise, if politicians are too afraid to articulate a mission publicly, it is almost certainly not worth dying for.
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The state's Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act is slated to go into effect on Thursday, Aug.
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And all of this while Afghan forces are fighting and dying for their country -- and facing astounding casualty rates.
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These are the behaviors of a person dying for social interaction who is too terrified to admit as much.
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It is our war, and the Kurds, Iraqis, and others out there are fighting it, and dying, for us.
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Narrators have to be people who are passionate about the story and are dying for more people to hear it.
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Jesus felt the church was worth dying for – it should be our mission as Christians to value living for it.
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We're all dying for the future to show up, so this space will be dedicated to actively work towards it.
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The "Sex and the City" star firmly believes the American dream is dying for millions of people around the world.
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That, says Ms Mostovaya, "would raise the question of what our soldiers were fighting and dying for all these years."
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Can you distinguish between a devout person being killed, maybe for political or personal reasons, and dying for one's beliefs?
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Kourtney is dying for some sort of a connection and asks Kenny to come to Santa Barbara for wine tasting.
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It's an ideal worth living and dying for, in the real world as much as in the Marvel cinematic universe.
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If a thing is dying for you, you do nose-to-tail, or you should, also because it's more interesting.
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"I was dying for a chance for a breakaway," said Couture, who admitted to thinking five-hole the entire way.
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Drizzy took a ton of heat for releasing the video while fans were dying for him to respond to Push.
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Years of corrupt, incompetent and autocratic rule have left Venezuelans hungry and children dying for want of basic medical care.
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Politicians and historians who have studied political machines say the old way of doing business is dying for four reasons.
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"Protecting this country and potentially dying for it, maybe, is not a problem, because we love this country," James said.
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A place where time stopped in 1999, and the only thing worth living and dying for is Airheads star Brendan Fraser?
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Feel confident in saying hi and knowing that guys are sitting on their hands dying for a girl to say hello.
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"We campaign solely for assisted dying for terminally ill and mentally competent adults," Dignity in Dying spokesperson Sam Dick tells Broadly.
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She feels very strongly about olives Yes, Ree is a super fan of olives, and even admitted to dying for them.
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"Ray seems totally convinced that it was worth people dying for him to become the man he is today," Jones says.
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"Folks are dying for yield," said Sharam Honari, a partner with hedge fund BlackGold Capital Management, which invests in energy companies.
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" Petraeus said it's not enough, however, "The Afghan Security Forces have been fighting and dying for their country in significant numbers.
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"I'm not scared of dying for this if I have to," he says, while children and grandchildren frolic in the water.
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"[Bush] has been painted to be this hero, and he's got our troops over there dying for no reason," he said.
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"The stories of being born, aging, dying — for art museums, it's a very powerful bridge to the audiences that we serve."
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And if you're dying for Portrait Lighting, there are tons of photo apps in the App Store that offer similar effects.
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Training journalists to cover danger is not just about living up to the principle that no story is worth dying for.
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A hope that may now be dying for him, me and those 60,000 other veterans who could benefit from that research.
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We'd accompany her to Dignitas, a Swedish nonprofit organization that specializes in physician aid-in-dying for people with a terminal illness.
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Excerpt from "Dying for a Paycheck: How modern management harms employee health, and company performance—and what we can do about it".
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Here were these [servicemen] going over there and dying for a cause — we don't even know what it was really all about.
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You know, if you're dying for a laptop now and you need one, MacBook Air is great, and it's my personal favorite.
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It, unfortunately, appears to be nothing less than fear mongering and perhaps reflects the author's bias against aid in dying for anyone.
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I'm dying for a VR/AR remodeling tool for myself when trying to decide amongst hundreds of textures for floors and wallpaper.
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Laura Thomae, a hospice-based music therapist in Philadelphia who has sung for the dying for 12 years, echoed that important distinction.
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" He repeated a comment he gave in support of the plan in 2014: "We're dying, literally dying, for you to help us.
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But the uncomfortable, claustrophobic truth is that dying for something like money or power tends not to be a choice at all.
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I'm asphyxiating in a cloud of procedural characters, relationships, missions, and events, dying for just one clean breath of context or meaning.
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Even if you were dying for a ring made out of jeans, there must be an easier way to do it than this.
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So all of those rich guys that are dying for our real estate to launch their rockets, we won't charge you too much.
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This squirrel was dying for a mid-day snack, and of course he reached for the nearest hot Cheeto to quell his appetite.
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And while fans have been dying for a sequel, Blunt said she's hesitant to jump on board with a Devil Wears Prada 2.
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Rogue One suggests that war sometimes means willingly dying for the greater good, and it wraps that choice in a glamorous, heroic veneer.
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We're dying for some caffeine after an 11 hour flight from Beijing, so we stop by a Starbucks for two grande iced coffees.
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Thanks to E3 2018, we've finally received the official confirmation for a ton of new games that we've been waiting slash dying for.
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That's been dying for a long time, but fashion has been clinging onto it, as a way of categorizing all these different collections.
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But -- and this is where Trump gets it wrong -- NATO makes the possibility of anyone dying for Montenegro less likely, not more likely.
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We're too busy reading "Gratitude" and "Being Mortal," passing around the revised edition of "Dying for Dummies," still trying to get it right.
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"I am dying for a daily on sports news and a podcast that covers international news and Asia, where I'm from," he said.
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In June 2016, our state became the fourth in the nation to allow medical aid in dying for patients suffering from terminal illness.
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Freedom, honor, fairness, justice, love and the spirit of dying for a just cause — these are the most common values that they convey.
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Ever since Serena Williams announced her engagement to Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian last week, fans have been dying for a taste of the ring.
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She is a personal hero of mine: She has cared for the dying, for the just-born, for people who can't care for themselves.
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Schumer skipped most of the schmoopy romantic parts and focused mainly on Ballou's solemn assertions that he was fighting a fight worth dying for.
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Read: The tribe dying for their cows Responsible for all this noise is the timbila, an instrument unique to this part of rural Africa.
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I have a ton of New York followers that have been asking and dying for the collection, and Bloomingdale's felt like the right fit!
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Tubman is a reminder that, like Turner, countless black slaves organized sustained, sometimes-successful rebellions, fighting and dying for their freedom in myriad ways.
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Unless my patient was actively dying — for example, we were running a code for a cardiac arrest — an abortion would most likely be illegal.
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So black people aren't dying for want of basic necessities, they're actually dying because they're biologically inferior to whites and ill-suited for freedom.
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"In any event, I wholeheartedly encourage them to do so because, in the words of Bryan Stevenson, 'people are literally dying for effective representation.'"
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I am an advocate for aid-in-dying for people with advanced dementia if they request this in writing while still of sound mind.
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If you already own a Switch and love it, the Lite isn't a necessary upgrade, unless you're absolutely dying for a proper D-pad.
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When their own followers die, ISIS uses martyrdom as powerful tool to convince the target audience that the cause is worth suffering and dying for.
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Driven by a sense of deep, deep unfairness that children on the other side of the world are dying for things that his children have.
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The initial analysis for a subset of patients showed marked improvement in scores for both depression and fear of dying for those who took MDMA.
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Ask any gaming nerd which sequel they've been dying for, and if they don't say Final Fantasy XV or Half-Life 3, it's this one.
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"Liberal internationalism seems to have been dying for a while," said Mark S. Mellman, a Democratic pollster who is not involved with the Clinton campaign.
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The case fatality rate (CFR) gives the probability of dying for an infected person who is sick enough to report to a hospital or clinic.
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Based on a true story, "The Just Assassins" grapples with moral questions: whether important ends justify violent means, and if ideals are worth dying for.
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Sure, he has some Russia baggage, but in other circumstances he would have been dying for a scene-stealing cameo with a ready-made epithet.
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I think he's on her side because he cares about her, but everybody is dying for them to be together and it's like it didn't work.
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If you've got any questions (or if there's something you're dying for Google to add), I'd love to hear about all of it in the comments.
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With comments like, "Take my money," and "I'm dying for everything," this OG take on liquid liner is bound to become a cult-favorite Instagram item.
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Yet once elderly Americans realized what it meant not to have to fear dying for lack of medical treatment, Medicare became the most popular thing since . . .
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Despite being citizens, despite fighting and dying for the United States on the battlefield -- the residents of the island have no voice in our nation's capital.
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Sure, there are occasions where you're dealing with novices behind the bar, you've been waiting for a long while, and are dying for a second round.
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The great game is slowly dying: For as much excitement as Woods brought to golf in 1996, the golf industry is fading as his career has.
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" The evening ended with "Tristan dying for love as upstage his own repulsive mummy is lowered into a vault caressed by white wormlike dismembered living arms.
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The table read for The Good Place season 4 already has fans dying for more information, so bell agreed to describe Season 4, without fully explaining it.
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Or perhaps you don't have Showtime and have been dying for the opportunity to catch up on the show everyone was talking about in one fell swoop?
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While corporations and the super-rich enjoy low tax bills, millions of girls are denied a decent education and women are dying for lack of maternity care.
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The town hall protests, on the eve of national coming out day, reminded everyone that one group, in particular, is dying for that promise to be fulfilled.
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Sevana is seen in a rose dress, looking skeptical but visibly concerned about the welfare of herself and the character who is literally dying for her help.
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How work kills us We sat down with Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, to discuss his latest book, "Dying for a Paycheck".
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For all of us Americans dying for the sweet, sweet taste of Dunkaroos not smuggled over the border from Canada, we might take note of their success.
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Mattis has not commented publicly on the incident, which NBC News noted was detailed in the 2011 book "The Only Thing Worth Dying For" by Eric Blehm.
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Arthur: Not that the Clinton campaign is dying for my view, but I think it is a clear run to the center and a very smart move.
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Deaths are a common occurrence on Everest, but a Sherpa dying for the sake of fulfilling a cryptocurrency meme makes this one seem all the more pointless.
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"My biggest fear is that the law will result in more women dying for want of treatment, like Savita Halappanavar," says Stephanie Lord, spokesperson for Choice Ireland.
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Last June, the Canadian government legalized what it termed "medical assistance in dying" for competent adult patients who are near death and suffering intolerably from irremediable illnesses.
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Obviously, we're all dying for details about her newest project, so until we hear more about it from Ina, we'll be speculating about what she has in store.
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So to help you avoid a wash-day fail, we rounded up some of our favorite flexi-rod tutorials that'll get you the curls you've been dying for.
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And if you're dying for discounts now, you can always check out sites like Retail Me Not, or Groupon to reduce the cost of many big ticket items.
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Rare Beyoncé bars were dropped with a ferocity that stopped the music world and made it incredibly clear that the people are dying for a Beyoncé rap album.
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Posters talk about dying for Hong Kong, and when asked protesters are fully aware of the risks of severe prison time if they are found guilty of rioting.
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The regulations don't stop a doctor from trying to perform gallbladder surgery on a patient who is dying for completely different reasons and needs comfort, not a scalpel.
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Goodall has been a member of Exit International for about 20 years and is an advocate of assisted dying for those who have chosen to end their lives.
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As far as we're concerned, NETTO's rhythm-soaked vision is one worth dying for, or at the very least getting tilted to and dancing with fine looking people.
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"It's like the AIDS crisis; we've had people dying for a decade and nobody cared," said Councilor Joe Cressy, 33, among Toronto's most assiduous advocates for the sites.
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" In one of his last published essays -- from 2007, just ten months before his death -- Wallace would go on to write: "Are some things still worth dying for?
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The American singer has also kept XNDA's identity secret, saying in interviews only that she has been "dying for everyone to find out as they're definitely multi-talented".
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"I know who is dying for the citizens of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso," Mr. Macron said angrily at a news conference Monday night after the summit meeting.
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After her death he married her daughter, only 20 years older than he, and who knows how she felt about not being the only woman worth dying for.
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Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life rocked our world with a whirlwind binge session over the Thanksgiving holiday break, but by the end, we were dying for more.
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Oldman, 59, walked the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, where he said his son is dying for him to star in a Marvel movie.
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For those who are dying for the splendour of nature, The Brindavana Gardens in Karnataka provide a pristine landscape that's visited by at least two million people per year.
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By dying for his cause, he gained worldwide attention to the oppression and murder of scientific thought in Bangladesh -- a country that claims to be governed by secular principles.
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What are Americans fighting and dying in foreign countries fighting and dying for, if not the right of free expression, of the freedom to speak your mind without fear?
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The economy went out of control, with a sharp rise in inflation and deepening food shortages; as Venezuelans began dying for lack of food and medicine, public unrest increased.
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In elementary school, I was jealous of my best friend who had her initials monogrammed on her backpack, and in high school, I was dying for a messenger bag.
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Tina says of her aunt, for instance, who has lived so long, "She'd like to try dying for a change," and the words come as a hard sardonic shock.
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Reports from the U.N. and aid charities described farmers lacking seeds to sow following crop failures in some areas and livestock dying for the want of anything to eat.
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When aid workers reached one government-besieged town, Madaya, in January, they found people starving to death or dying for lack of medical care, and others surviving on grass.
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They know that dying for a worthy cause is better than being a pawn in a game that is designed to play you out of true peace, love, and prosperity.
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Washington (CNN)The Maine state legislature has sent a bill that would effectively legalize medical aid in dying for patients suffering from terminally-ill diseases to the state's Democratic governor.
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If you're dying for a pic with President Trump's nemesis, Barnes & Noble staffers will snap a photo with your phone ... but there will be a table between you and Stormy.
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In the meantime, I know you're dying for this list, so let's get started and see just how your 00's favorites fared on this valuable cornerstone of television writing.
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If you missed the Rick and Morty merch truck on its cross-country tour and are dying for some sick show related goodies, don't freak — it's all taken care of.
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He shoots and scores, and we bear witness to Lady Gaga's "I'm dying for real" prestigious TV actor face as she flails backwards in slow motion before biting the dust.
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"There are people dying for lack of medicine, children dying of malnutrition and others dying because there are no medical personnel," said Dr. Yamila Battaglini, a surgeon at the hospital.
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It could still be the case that people who are sipping more diet beverages tend to already be more at risk of dying for other reasons the researchers didn't assess.
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"To not focus solely on death and dying for once is a nice change," said J. D. Slack, a funeral director from Ellicott City, Md., who worked on the project.
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My friend Jeffrey Pfeffer, a long-time professor at Stanford, recently published an aptly titled book, "Dying for a Paycheck," that details how workplaces are ruining people's health over time.
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I think for me it always felt like I was dying for more, so the perfect time to have a sequel would've been five minutes after I finished the book.
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" – @violadavis #HTGAWM @HowToGetAwayABC #BestTVLines22015 — Kristin ☄ (@itskristind) December 22015, 217 When you're offering up some encouragement the only way you know how: @moryan "there is no shame in dying for nothing.
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Toxic work environments are as dangerous to health as second-hand smoke, argues Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, in his latest book, "Dying for a Paycheck".
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" Shawn Camp, an accomplished Americana artist and frequent Lynn collaborator, served as her warmup act and returned for a duet on a co-write, "I'm Dying for Someone to Live For.
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Pfeffer, who wrote the book "Dying for a Paycheck," contends that workplaces have created a "lose-lose" situation in which employees are losing their health and companies are losing their output.
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Just look at the Furby bongs, the Furby organs, and the cursed long Furby—audiences are dying for evil Furby content, and Blumhouse is the place to give it to them.
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Five actors — Edmund Lewis, Susannah Millonzi, Randolph Curtis Rand, Zuzanna Szadkowski and Eric Tucker, who also directs — portray two teenagers dying for love and several adults who can't quite find it.bedlam.
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Instead, tens of thousands of Americans would likely still be dying for lack of health insurance, and the sickest among us would still be facing discrimination for the sin of being sick.
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Not only the state, but people take it so seriously that they seem to be OK with doing all this bizarre stuff or even dying for religion, because they believe this stuff.
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Above: Image courtesy of the Professional and Amateur Pinball Association/Replay Foundation Pinball has been "dying" for decades now, its death-knell sounded repeatedly over the years as the industry has contracted.
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"This is criminal that we can sit in a country with this much oil, and people are dying for lack of antibiotics," says Oneida Guaipe, a lawmaker and former hospital union leader.
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But the vibrant local newspaper culture in New York and around the nation that gave birth to Breslin and Hamill's talents has been dying for decades, arguably when we need it most.
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It's a start, and yet it's confounding that more than 100 million people had to come down with the infections, some of them dying, for a public awareness campaign to take hold.
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"A Flag Worth Dying For: The Power and Politics of National Symbols," by Tim Marshall, a longtime diplomatic and foreign correspondent for Sky News and the BBC, is just such a book.
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Its context — the Irish war of independence — won't be especially familiar to most audiences, but the idea of people fighting and dying for beliefs they may understand only imperfectly isn't exactly dated.
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In the first four months of 2019, 164 people are known to have died on the route, with one dying for every three who reach Europe, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
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" 'This faith is worth dying for' In a post on his Instagram page, Chau's relatives said: "He loved God, life, helping those in need, and had nothing but love for the Sentinelese people.
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They have been fighting and dying for their country since the Russians invaded in 85033 and are now struggling with deep national transformation like that launched by their Western neighbors 30 years ago.
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"We feel that globalization, that whole globalization trade, has been dying for three to five years and it's all going to be about the domestic United States economy the next five years," he said.
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SILVERSTONE, England, July 4 (Reuters) - Four times world champion Lewis Hamilton says Formula One is not worth dying for but he feels 'God has his hand over me' when risking all on the racetrack.
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Having grown up in a family with these beliefs, I remember the joy our congregation took (at both church and school) in reciting the agonies that Christ endured in supposedly dying for our sins.
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Puns like "I'm dying to see you" and "You have a killer smile", as well as "Patay na patay ako sayo," which literally means "I'm dying for you" in Tagalog, features in the wreaths.
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But will I ever forget dying for that record to leak at 19 years old so I could blast the shit out of it like I had the other ones that came before it?
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And novel epidemic diseases are always emerging; we usually only become aware of them when people begin dying for unknown reasons (for example, HIV/AIDS, Hanta virus, SARS, avian flu, MERS-CoV, Ebola, etc.).
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Millions of Venezuelans are hungry, ill and even dying for lack of food, medicines, basic necessities, electrical power and even a police force able to patrol Caracas, one of the world's most violent cities.
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Mr. Dedman pounced: He started selling drinks in the Beaumont's main dining room, and he opened two adjacent taverns, both of which became overnight successes in a town that was dying for a drink.
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Dying for friends A 2010 meta-analysis reviewed 148 studies involving over 300,000 participants concluded that having weak social ties was as harmful to health as being an alcoholic and twice as harmful as obesity.
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It was a cliffhanger that left us all dying for answers for a whole year, and the immediate resolution is that she did pull the trigger, but it wasn't fatal — at least not right away.
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Exactly. I remember my wife—she was returning from Ukraine, on a long flight, and probably dying for a cigarette—when she landed, I put a JUUL in her hand, and she never smoked again.
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I clearly wanted to be known, on some level, had been dying for a chance at a real face, but when that moment finally arrived I couldn't do it; I clamped the mask down hard.
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" He posted a short video of it on his Instagram feed and soon heard from a retailer in New York City, who had a client who was, Mr. Bradshaw said, "dying for a great stone.
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I'm dying for this stuff to be useful and fun, and, instead, after a few years of playing with the stuff, I just have a handful of commands that I shout out every so often.
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A review of recent research in the Annals of Internal Medicine concluded that the odds of dying for non-elderly adults are between 3 and 41 percent higher for the uninsured than for the insured.
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However quietly, behind the scenes, the big manufacturers will tell you that Moore's Law, which has been 10 years away from dying for a while now, is no longer just dying, it's pretty much already dead.
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FREEMAN: It&aposs really been a puzzle, as we have seen employers -- I look a lot at the NFIB, small business survey, and every month shows small businesses just dying for workers, trying to find them.
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Igor Shuvalov, first deputy prime minister of Russia, weighed in on what was then the impending Trump presidency as well: Trump is a leading businessman; you can't survive in business if you're not dying for victory.
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"They're dying for technology," Ciabarra told the AP. The company also plans to open offices in Canada in the Middle East in addition to their offices in the UK, Australia, Lithuania, Singapore, San Francisco, among others.
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" After Sandy Hook, Buckeye Firearms Association Chairman Jim Irvine, a former pilot, wrote a blogpost titled "Our children are dying for our insanity; It's time to emulate Israel's successful efforts to prevent mass killings in schools.
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Talib adds the reason he's fighting the good fight is to follow in the footsteps of past brave leaders like MLK and Malcolm X ... who weren't afraid of death, but knew what was worth dying for.
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A.U.M.F. reform gets at the heart of what strategic and national interests America's service members are fighting and dying for — what those troops deployed overseas who might miss a paycheck are doing overseas in the first place.
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Read more: "We're fed up": Meet the protesters dying for change on the streets of Nicaragua With tensions on a knife-edge, Catholic leaders — for a decade close allies of the Ortega administration — offered to mediate negotiations.
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"Even where there is no fighting, people are dying for lack of supplies, because the whole system itself is crumbling after a year of war," Karline Kleijer, MSF's emergency coordinator for Yemen, said in a telephone interview.
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When she tells Rob, "If you're not going to use it, then I actually still have someone who is actually dying for it" and, "Bible: I want my iPad, my keyboard, and my pen back" — that's no good.
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We all know how exciting it is to finally turn the legal drinking age, but apparently her friends have been dying for her to join their clubbing crew (or else they all got the same bogus email blast!).
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Now that Cyber Monday has arrived, it's time to accept the fact that no matter how long you spend preparing to score big during the best sales, it's not always easy to find the deals you're dying for.
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Former light heavyweight champ Jon Jones has been forced into an unplanned hiatus of his own by a slew of troubles outside the cage, and fans are dying for his return to the Octagon in a similar fashion.
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Vaccine highly effective Preliminary study results of the new injectable Ebola vaccine, named Ervebo, have shown it is nearly 98% effective and can reduce the chances of dying for those who have already been infected, according to WHO.
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What Clinton hasn't done is hold a press conference or sit down for a one-on-one interview with the host of a Sunday morning show, all of whom would be dying for her to appear this weekend.
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"For somebody of my generation, Sears Roebuck was a big deal... Sears has been dying for many years, it has been obviously improperly run for many years, and it's a shame," U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday.
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"If we implement the Minsk agreement in this form, agreeing to a de facto federalisation of Ukraine, it will only raise the question of what did our soldiers keep fighting and dying for all these years," says Ms Mostovaya.
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They did not make any moves at the deadline even though everyone is dying for starting pitching, and then turned in an absolute stinker of a performance against a division rival that's been dealing with it's own organizational dysfunction.
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Grann revisits1920s Oklahoma: The Osage are vastly wealthy thanks to the rich oil fields of their reservations, and slowly they start dying for it at the hands of the white Americans who decide that that wealth should be theirs.
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Mattis has not commented publicly on the incident, which was chronicled in a 2011 New York Times bestselling book, "The Only Thing Worthy Dying For," by Eric Blehm, which portrays Mattis as stubbornly unwilling to help the Green Berets.
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The Passion and many other modern-day Christ re-imaginings fail because they focus on the spectacle of the crucifixion, but they don't explore the empathetic act—dying for the good of humankind—at the core of its story.
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The study published by the Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care journal (and republished by the National Library of Medicine in the US) looks into how many of us social media obsessed plebs are dying for the 'gram.
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There might not be a movie star alive who enjoys almost-dying for our amusement more than Tom Cruise does – and there definitely aren't many who sell the fear and the exhilaration of it as well as he does.
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Ever since the news broke in late 2014 that Silicon Valley startup Impossible Foods had invented a meat-free burger that looks—and bleeds—just like beef, pretty much everyone has been dying for a taste of the stuff.
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Believe me, much as I love Gillian Flynn's work, women weren't dying for want of air on the fringes of the field until she arrived; we were recreating it and creating strong women characters who spoke to readers everywhere.
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Leibovitz told the audience that while she's been using camera phones for a while, she was "dying for this opportunity, to be given this opportunity by Google" to go out and use a camera phone as a professional photographer.
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And while everyone is dying for a peek at Robert Mueller's bombshell report to see if he says any crimes were committed by the Trump campaign in 2016, the truth is actually already out there, hidden in plain sight.
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Read more: 'People are dying for no reason': Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez confronts drug company CEO over HIV medication costing almost $2,000 a month in the US and only $8 in Australia "We the people developed this drug," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Now, that's certainly not the ultimate sacrifice, the ultimate sacrifice is a soldier dying for this nation, dying to protect the three of us, no doubt about it --" Co-host Gayle King interjected, "Is it difficult for your father to apologize?
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They have been dying for months, but estimates of the toll jumped sharply when David Irons, a retired United States Fish and Wildlife Service biologist walking a beach in Whittier, Alaska, found close to 8,000 dead birds in early January.
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It determines what they will cover, how they will cover it — and what topics they will exile to Tinfoilia, that distant fringe world where Yahoo is not a search engine and America actually stands for something worth fighting and dying for.
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The show's provenance is a complication; in June 2016 Canada's Parliament passed a bill legalizing and regulating physician-assisted dying for the terminally ill, though controversy wages on about the exclusion of those with long-term disabilities and other serious illnesses.
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In the first four months of 2019, 164 people are known to have died on the route, a smaller number but higher death rate than in previous years, with one dying for every three who reach European shores, UNHCR said.
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The "boom and bust" business that displaced millions of people has been dying for decades, says Dee Davis, founder and president of Whitesburg's Center for Rural Strategies, who has lived in and studied this area for most of his 240 years.
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Minus "Ever since I was kidnapped by aliens 10 years ago, I've been dying for some payback, and I just want you to know I won't let you down," Randy Quaid says when volunteering to pilot a jet in Film 1.
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Now that I cover advertising, I'd love to hear the sales pitches these companies are making to venture capitalists to convince them the public is dying for better ways to get rid of old junk — and that they have the solution.
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The pressure for a vote to kick out Maduro comes in the middle of a severe economic crisis that includes acute food and electricity shortages, the highest inflation in the world, and babies dying for lack of basic medical care.
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Philz CEO Jacob Jaber wasn't able to articulate exactly why it took up until recently for a product like Legion to exist, but said it was an issue for the company — and any retail company — that was dying for some kind help.
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Researchers at Aalto University in Finland, probably after dying for the 10 millionth time in Flappy Bird and pledging to find a way to justify their failure scientifically, show in a new paper that a number of factors combine to make controls unreliable.
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The new season of this 1980s-set drama transplants the show to Silicon Valley from Texas — sort of a bummer, unless you are dying for another show about how people in California are just a little different from the rest of us.
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But behind her failed fireworks lies conviction, and even when Ms. Netrebko is clearly dying for it to all be over so she can go home and post photos of her calamari, there is lovable passion to be found in her rendition.
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General Mattis's selection has also resurfaced an accusation from "The Only Thing Worth Dying For," a 2010 book by Eric Blehm, who wrote about a group of Green Berets after they were hit by an American smart bomb in Afghanistan in 2001.
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"Older trauma patients are more likely to experience a longer hospital stay, increased number of complications, higher costs of care and a higher likelihood of dying for any specific injury than younger adults," Thompson, who was not involved in the study, said by email.
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Every year that we delay means people being denied care by insurers who are always scheming ways to make a fatter profit, another year of families paying insane costs that break their budget, another year of people literally dying for lack of decent care.
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" According to Kagan Schott, 125 feet below the surface, near the area known to divers as the Debris Cone, is a permanently posted sign with an image of the Grim Reaper along with the stern warning, "There's nothing in this cave worth dying for!
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I mean, I, you know, the you know, we really haven't been able to control the narrative at all, the short sellers and the media, you know, that are dying for some new crisis like Enron-- --or whatever is-- it's kind of filling the space.
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And this is the point: anybody who has ever lived under another form of government—that is, under a dictatorship which cannot be removed without bloodshed—will know that a democracy, imperfect though it is, is worth fighting for and, I believe, worth dying for.
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In the first four months of 2019, 164 people are known to have died on the route, a smaller number but a higher death rate than in previous years, with one dying for every three who reach European shores, the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said.
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On this week's podcast, Retica talks about "A Flag Worth Dying For"; Jill Eisenstadt talks about her new novel, "Swell"; Alexandra Alter and Concepción de León have news from the literary world; and Gregory Cowles, Parul Sehgal and John Williams on what people are reading.
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"A Flag Worth Dying For" does not pretend to have the kind of coherent argument about terrain begetting destiny that Marshall's previous book, "Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About the World," did, but it suffers from the absence of one nonetheless.
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A panel of federal judges had ruled that overcrowding in California prisons amounted to cruel and unusual punishment — prisoners were stacked in triple bunk beds in gymnasiums and dying for lack of medical care — and ordered the state to reduce the population by about 28,000.
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He could be a martyr, his career dying for baseball's earlier sin of tolerating gambling and game-fixing, or perhaps his tragedy was being caught in what one writer called "a moral dilemma," that of whether or not to "squeal" on his ostensible friends.
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When I let myself linger on the subject of dying for too long, I end up with a list of logistical questions that, hopefully, I won't have to worry about for at least a few more years: Should I opt for a burial or a cremation?
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"I was trying to recruit lawyers and I'd say, 'We've got folks on death row, and they're literally dying for legal assistance, there is not right to counsel, you've got the skills to take these cases, please take the case,'" he told me in an interview.
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I actually wouldn't mind her dying for everyone else's sins — or dying at all (I'm good on Christ allegories, but to each his or her own taste in messianic tales), because that would certainly count as a total curveball in most typical YA dystopian-future fare.
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The back of the phone only has one 12-megapixel camera instead of two, but if you're coming from an iPhone 8, 7, or older that won't matter to you unless you've simply been dying for the blurred bokeh effect of portrait mode or the 2x optical zoom.
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"Given the strong relation between raw materials PPI and import prices (available later this month), the dip in raw materials PPI indicates the reflation trade is at least stalling, if not outright dying for Asia (and the world)," Vaninder Singh, Asia economist at NatWest Markets, wrote in a note.
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As a reliable ball-handler off the bench who, along with Kelly Oubre and...yeah actually just Kelly Oubre, he can relieve Wall and Beal of some shot-making pressure in the postseason, and maybe, finally give this team some of the youthful depth they're dying for. 6.
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A simple oppositional dynamic is set up: All of Robbie's energies are focused on leaving the island and its way of life, which he considers to be dying, for the bigger world (Norway, in this instance), while Andrew, his best friend and also Ruth's fiancé, is more ambivalent.
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The next time we meet him, at the start of "Worth Dying For," he's in Nebraska, and heads straight into righting another set of local wrongs, apparently without a backward glance—which is disconcerting, if you read the books one after another, as addicted readers might well do.
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"I started to see patients, both in the operating theater and in the emergency ward, dying for lack of medicines," said David Macineiras, a 30-year-old orthopedic surgeon and one of 12 doctors who went on hunger strike at the main state hospital in the western highland city of Merida.
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We're the inheritors of not just philosophical generalizations but of a very specific historical struggle — the legacy that Crispus Attucks, Nathan Hale and Sullivan Ballou left by dying for the creed; the legacy that Eugene Sledge, Frances Perkins, Bayard Rustin and a million immigrant ancestors left by suffering for it.
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It is not possible to estimate a natural or ideal rate for the male to female child mortality ratio, Gallo said, but this study found that the ratio varies from 0.8 to 1.4, with a majority of countries having a rate of 1.2, equaling 120 boys dying for every 100 girls.
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This was far worse than the nothingness had been; while she was nothing, there was no need to breathe, but now her lungs were squeezed together so that although she was dying for want of air there was no way for her lungs to expand and contract, to take in the air that she must have to stay alive.
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And yes, though Harry could sell thousands of records regardless of what his music sounded like, and though Zayn's easily the most vocally talented of the group (his most recent track "Still Got Time" is especially good), "Slow Hands" is the slightly more mature pop banger I've been dying for a former Direction to drop for months.
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The Times's Nicholas Casey has for years provided an unforgettable chronicle of human tragedy in the form of Venezuelan parents burying their starving children, of hospital patients dying for lack of basics such as antibiotics or oxygen tanks, of yet another generation of boat people risking their lives on the high seas to flee their socialist paradise.
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Others, like Tormund Giantsbane (with his awful nursing stories) and Grey Worm (who everyone thinks is due to die because he just dared to lay out his retirement plans), may be fan favorites, but they aren't core to the final confrontation and they have a good chance of dying for drama, as the showrunners whittle a sprawling cast down to its essentials.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) "There is a dog park in the middle of our neighborhood and our kids have been dying for Bo and Sunny to come to the dog park," Catherine Merrill Williams, president and publisher of Washingtonian magazine and a neighbor of the Obamas, tells PEOPLE.
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The fuel feeding the fire of rage among whites, according to the poll, has three sources: concern that the U.S. is no longer the world's most powerful nation; the belief that the American dream is dying for their children; and the realization that it is harder for their middle-class families to keep up than they expected it to be.
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As noted by the editors of Dying for Justice, "it is significant that the most important work on deaths in custody has been done by freelance journalists and independent writers and filmmakers"—those with supposedly less to lose, such as Diana Taylor, Tanika Gupta, Kester Aspden, and the Migrant Media documentary film-making group (most notably with the seminal works of Ken Fero).
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In its poetic breadth, the series reminded me of the wonderful Kate Atkinson book " Life After Life ," in which a woman keeps on dying, for nearly a century; of " Search Party ," the terrific show about another flawed bohemian solving a New York mystery; of " Fleabag ," that stylized masterwork about a liberated woman's self-loathing; and even of " The Leftovers ," with its loopy but sincere approach to grief.
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Strip it back out, and we have the distinct power of the poet at his finest: I was young and the dead were in other Ages As the grass had its own language Now I forget where the difference falls One thing about the living sometimes a piece of us Can stop dying for a moment But you the dead Once you go into those names you go on you never Hesitate You go on The phrases are like driftwood scattered on the sand which nevertheless suggest the outline of a form; their dispersal on the page is the source of their power.
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