I don't know if I'm easy to live with, but we are easy to live with each other.
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She's very smart, easy to live with, loving, caring, and efficient.
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He may not be easy to live with, but he can't imagine them being apart.
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For older drivers, its tall doors and simple controls makes it easy to live with.
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"The new Wrangler is very easy to live with and probably will have repeat buyers," Peterson said.
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While the Germans favor performance, Cadillac has focused more on easy-to-live-with luxury and technology.
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The solid sound, the comfort, and the lengthy battery time make the AirPods very easy to live with.
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But for a tough, tough truck, the ZR2 Bison is remarkably easy to live with day to day.
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"They're so evocative, so romantic and so easy to live with," Offer Waterman, a London-based dealer, said.
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She's a genuine saint, the real thing, without any pious crap, so she's not always easy to live with.
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The new Toyota RAV4 delivers a capable, high-tech, and easy-to-live-with compact crossover in a handsomely styled package.
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Its available advanced safety tech, as well as its spacious and practical interior, make it easy to live with day-to-day.
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One of the privileges of being on our own is therefore the sincere impression that we are really quite easy to live with.
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I will note that these things don't completely ruin my experience with the S8, and many of them are easy to live with or ignore.
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It's practically impossible to break, and there's no battery to replace, making it very easy to live with — you simply never have to worry about it.
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Kipling—gloomy, moody, prone to breakdowns—was far from easy to live with, he says, and Carrie did everything she could to give him peace in which to write.
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In "The Meaning of Marriage," Tim Keller argued that marriage introduces you to yourself; you realize you're not as noble and easy to live with as you thought when alone.
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I spent a week with one, and while it's impressive in its driving dynamics and easy to live with, it's hard to make a case for spending nearly $30,000 on the EcoSport.
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What's more, after a week as treating this red R8 as my daily driver, I can plainly state the supercar is surprisingly easy to live with as long as some concessions are made.
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João: Apart from how convenient it is to get to work, my parents are really easy to live with—they're not the kind of people to impose rules just for the sake of it.
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If the secular government finds itself tilting in favour of certain schools of theology or historical interpretation, on the basis that they are "safe" and easy to live with, then in a sense the state has already ceased to be secular.
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So, it stands to reason combining the best of a plug-in hybrid and a fuel-cell car could be both green and easy to live with, as it will have a relatively long range and also virtually no down time between tanks, as hydrogen refueling takes as long as refilling a gasoline tank.
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"He needs a little training, and he'd tell you that too," Melinda told the outlet, noting that he's generally easy to live with but recalling a time when she got angry with her husband after she needed help packing up the family car and getting their three children ready to go while Bill, now 63, was deep in a book about Winston Churchill.
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Elizabeth remembers he was witty and bright when she and Gerald lived with him in Peking. "He is sweet and gentle and easy to live with, and he does not complain."Buck, Letter from Peking, p.75 Elizabeth asks Baba about Gerald's mother, Ai-lan.
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Jerusalem 1925: sitting (left to right): Ms. Sarah (Sonia) Zaritzky, Israel Paldi, Joseph Zaritzky and daughter Etia. Standing (left to right): Arieh Lubin, Joseph Pressmane, Chaim Gliksberg, Todros Geller. In 1923 Zaritsky immigrated to the Land of Israel alone and settled in Jerusalem; a year later his family followed.Tikva Weinstock, "It's Not Easy to Live With a Painting," Maariv, December 27, 1957, 10.
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" Discussing the ongoing storyline depicting marital problems with the Osmans, Nedjet Salih who played Ali said: "The marriage was going downhill. Ali is no angel, but he's had a lot to put up with and has been very tolerant about Sue's depressions. Sue hasn't been easy to live with, she's been such a misery. No wonder he's been looking at other women ... although to be honest it's all bravado.
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Walt Whitman was living in the house of George Whitman during this time. One of Jessie's earliest recorded memories of her uncle Walt was from her summers spent at George Whitman's house in Camden. She recalls that Lou, George's wife, would often make Walt's favorite meals. Upon seeing the prepared meal, Walt would leave the house without a word. Angered, Lou would turn to Jessie and say, “geniuses are not especially easy to live with.” Jessie also remembers, albeit inaccurately, Walt Whitman's meeting with Oscar Wilde.
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In a conversation with film critic Baradwaj Rangan, Shailaja recalled the times the film was being made and spoke of Vikram, saying, "I felt we should live in two houses. It's not easy to live with a man who can get that eccentric, an actor who wants to be that difficult on himself. I wouldn't say he becomes the character, but there's definitely some kind of internalisation." Vikram confessed that he had a tough time during the film's making as playing different characters affected him and he found himself going mad.
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Bellew's successor as Garter, Sir Anthony Wagner, referred to him in his 1988 memoirs; he wrote that Bellew seemed "in early years a temperamental, combative Irishman not easy to live with though always possessed of great feeling for ceremonial and heraldic design and a skillful pen and pencil. In later years I have found him ever more charming".Wagner 1988, p. 59 According to The Independent, Bellew enjoyed creating colourful grants of arms, drew inspiration from medieval heraldry and allowed multi-coloured wreaths to be used and adorned with badges for the first time in English heraldry.
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As one could imagine, these side effects are not easy to live with, especially on top of the already crippling aspects of living with mental illnesses such as depression. “Side effects of SSRIs and NRIs include nausea, anorexia, insomnia, loss of libido, and when combined with MOAIs, tremors, cardiovascular collapse and hyperthermia. Aside from the aforementioned side effects, perhaps the greatest side effect of pharmacological therapy is the efficacy in general-do they actually work? In some cases, “depression is considered “treatment-resistant,” meaning there is no clinical improvement in depressive symptoms after two trials of at least two antidepressants from two different classes and psychotherapy for 6–8 weeks; depression with psychotic features is considered “refractory” when it does not improve after one or two trials of antidepressant/antipsychotic combination”.
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The film appeared on many top ten lists of the year, and in his review, Roger Ebert asserted: "There has been criticism of Kim Basinger, who is said to be too attractive and even glamorous to play [Eminem]'s mother, but [...] Her performance finds the right note somewhere between love and exasperation; it cannot be easy to live with this sullen malcontent, whose face lights up only when he sees his baby sister". 8 Mile was a commercial success, grossing US242.9 million worldwide. Basinger starred as the wife of a children's book author, with Jeff Bridges and Jon Foster, in The Door in the Floor (2004), a drama with heavy sexual themes adapted from the novel A Widow for One Year by John Irving. The film found a limited audience in theaters, but in his review, Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, felt that "Basinger's haunted beauty burns in the memory" and called it "her finest work".
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