He had struggled during the final years of his life.
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In his final years, Ali was barely able to speak.
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McClendon's final years at Chesapeake were marked by frequent controversy.
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Even in her final years, her political sense remained unerring.
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The account has been following Diana's final years since 220.
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David Bowie's final years are explored in a new documentary.
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Karzai's final years in office were a political death agony.
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Economic inequality was the unfinished business of Dr. King's final years.
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Fidel Castro no longer held leadership posts in his final years.
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I cannot imagine a better way to approach my final years.
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Mr. Tong lived out his final years quietly in San Diego.
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Freeman says in Manson's final years the two had a relationship.
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Amirani humanizes Mosaddegh, portraying his utterly depressing final years in exile.
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Kenneth Branagh directs and stars in a movie about Shakespeare's final years.
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They're even caregivers when you enter the final years of your life.
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Although illness and loss shadow her final years, the fire never dies.
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In it, MacCabe describes his relationship with Marker in his final years.
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As a result, the final years of life have become increasingly medicalized.
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Fitzgerald took up with the writer Sheila Graham in his final years.
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He was slowing and needed to live his final years in tranquillity.
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Some say they spent months undergoing treatment while planning out their final years.
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Despite his apparent retirement from acting, Vigoda remained active during his final years.
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The writer Michelle McNamara spent the final years of her life chasing him.
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The calls date to 2014, in the final years of the Obama administration.
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Black, Chaffetz and Harper were not in their final years as committee chairmen.
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" His final years fell short of that, according to Ron Chernow's biography "Alexander Hamilton.
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Before her death, Lee spent her final years in the comfort of her home.
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In her final years, Davis had Sermak accompany her on a few European vacations.
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The final years of both periods were marked by a degree of monetary experimentation.
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Iacocca lived in the Bel Air section of Los Angeles in his final years.
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And a business that cares for people in the final years of their lives.
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Zebley served as Mueller's chief of staff during his final years as FBI Director.
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Despite the changes, Baker remained deeply proud of his work through his final years.
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Obama, 55, gave up playing basketball regularly during the final years of his presidency.
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In his final years, when he tried to speak, the words didn't come out.
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He also sometimes played with Billie Holiday on club dates in her final years.
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Jerry Brown, who made it a top priority of his final years in office.
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Ms. Lamb lived her final years with the Hachtman family in Point Pleasant Beach.
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Mr. Shaver had always been flippant about what he wanted in his final years.
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Stafford's final years were a chronicle of painful decline, her demons in full sway.
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In her final years, she starred on the TV show Falcon Crest from 1982-1983.
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He credits Astrid with much of his father's recovery and joy in his final years.
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Agents visited him in his final years, in an unsuccessful attempt to secure his cooperation.
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"I am trying to wrap my mind and heart around Nakesha's final years," she wrote.
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My grandmother in the final years of her life spent most of her time reading.
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His final years had the aspect of a deliberate martyrdom, accelerated by alcohol and drugs.
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Poiret dedicated his final years to painting and died in 1944, broke and largely forgotten.
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During her final years, Neal kept an apartment in Manhattan, at 45 East End Avenue.
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In his final years, Douglass would come to be known as the Lion of Anacostia.
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In his final years, Castro wrote opinion columns for Cuba's state media but was rarely seen.
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Richards took care of Brinson in his final years before he died of cancer in 2016.
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DURING HIS final years, Vasily Grossman kept a few cherished mementoes in his shabby Moscow flat.
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What actually makes Queen's history so compelling is the intensity of its final years with Mercury.
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The fact is, there often was more pretense than principle in his final years as director.
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King Bhumibol spent most of his final years in a hospital, ensconced in a special suite.
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But in his final years, he got caught up in drugs, or mental illness, or both.
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In the final years of the fifth century BC, as democracy degenerated, ostracism lost its usefulness.
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The ancient signals on the existing subway lines are coming into their final years of service.
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In Mubarak's final years, his assets were unfrozen by a Swiss court and his family reunited.
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PIMLICO: Home of the race since 1873, Pimlico Race Course may be in its final years.
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Stops declined sharply in his final years in office, then plummeted under Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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The Obama team shrank the body somewhat in its final years, and Trump has continued that.
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In the final years of the Obama administration, ICE prioritized removing undocumented immigrants with criminal histories.
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At the same time, he confessed to feeling a sense of exhilaration in his final years.
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We can look to the final years of the Cold War as a model for success.
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She also resisted calls to impeach George W. Bush back in the final years of his presidency.
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Queen Latifah's bond with her mom Rita Owens as she cared for her in her final years.
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It is unclear what a new British commissioner can do in the final years of Britain's membership.
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By his final years in office, Mr. Obama had little hope that Congress would actually do that.
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"In his final years of his tenure in New York he was persona non-grata," Hathaway said.
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Spending on the Census Bureau typically rises sharply in the final years before the decennial is conducted.
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But in its final years, much of the back lot had been taken over by other attractions.
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The experience was daunting, especially sifting through the stream of images shot in his prolific final years.
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CAIRO — In his final years, Hosni Mubarak basked in the affection of his family and his supporters.
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Acapulco, and eventually split her final years between Mexico City and New York—is well worth reading
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What they want from him in his final years in office is less Machiavelli, and more morality. ■
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To ride out the final years of Mrs Merkel's chancellorship in opposition might look tempting to both parties.
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In his final years as president he defied the court, visiting friendly nations including several ICC member states.
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While Lee's final years were spent in the comfort of her home, her life was far from easy.
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Scientists want to study the glacier in its final years but Venezuela's tumultuous politics is making that difficult.
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And for his work, Roger Easton lived the final years of his life getting compared to Thomas Edison.
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In 1994, McDougald received cochlear implants, and his hearing was restored for the final years of his life.
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Doctors told Dotson that she could continue undergoing surgeries, or live out her final years with the cancer.
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But his patients died of something else entirely and spent their final years "incontinent and miserable," he said.
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What will their spending patterns be (will they face big bills for nursing care in their final years)?
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In the final years of the Obama administration, the EPA and other agencies started to regulate methane emissions.
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His popularity fell during his final years as prime minister amid a series of scandals and rising crime.
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In his final years in office, President Barack Obama had steadily hiked the annual cap to 110,000 refugees.
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Women on average live five years longer than men, Garrett said, and often spend their final years alone.
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She described Ms. Creore as gracious and happy, although she had felt "shut in" in her final years.
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We had paused in a room of paintings of flowers made in the final years of Wojnarowicz's life.
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That support was considerably higher than Pena Nieto's personal approval ratings during in his final years in office.
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In the final years of the Obama administration, United States officials began to embrace Unesco's call to action.
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Aging and weak, she rarely left the residence in her final years there and died poor and alone.
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It was a blend of kitchen advice and encouragement for people who live alone in their final years.
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Indeed, her life in her final years might be seen as a violation of everything she once symbolized.
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During his final years in office, Mr. Obama repeatedly said that bringing Mr. Levinson home was a priority.
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In Mr. Tenney's final years, the Japanese company Mitsubishi issued an apology over its treatment of wartime captives.
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Though he played 16 games in every season except his first, his statistics dipped in his final years.
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Jenna's daughters Margaret Laura, "Mila," 5, and Poppy Louise, 3, spent precious time with Bush in his final years.
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In the final years of the British colonial era, strong divisions against the 1997 handover deal with Beijing appeared.
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Another inherited headache is that coca production rose in Mr Santos's final years, exacerbating turf wars over cocaine exports.
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It is a tragic coda for the revolution that he spent his final years rotting alone in a cell.
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He spent the final years of his life trying to persuade people that Fidel Castro did not exist. Why?
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For what it's worth, House of Versace author Deborah Ball's account of Versace's final years matches the family's claims.
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Webster, in his final years before his death, was zapping himself with a Taser gun to calm his nerves.
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But the corruption allegations cooled relations between Malaysia and the United States in the final years of Obama's administration.
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Another example of Hoover's poor political instincts was his handling of Prohibition, which was then in its final years.
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The contract stipulation dates back to V.C.U.'s final years in the Metro Conference, and has since become standard.
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He voted in lockstep with Yellen, who also supported gradual rate hikes in her final years leading the Fed.
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An exhibition on Van Gogh's madness blends art with history, examining his descent into insanity in his final years.
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The issue is perhaps what Apple's vision of industrial design transformed into in his final years at the helm.
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Kigali backers also say the amendment process actually started in the final years of the George W. Bush administration.
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And there's plenty to enjoy in "All Is True," Kenneth Branagh's fondly poignant look at William Shakespeare's final years.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated the title of a guidebook Mr. Reese wrote in his final years.
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Country music star Glen Campbell, who spent his final years pushing for Alzheimer's research funding, has died at 81.
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Mr. Sproule said that his mother lived to be 100 and spent her final years in a nursing home.
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Weld compared the Republican Party, in its crisis over Trump's nomination, to the Whig Party in its final years.
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Many of the most interesting tidbits relate to bin Laden's increasing paranoia in the final years of his life.
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In a new biopic, Nico, 1988, director Susanna Nicchiarelli documents the tumultuous final years of The Velvet Underground's Nico.
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He used to work in the leather industry and did not expect his final years to be what they've become.
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But the Obama rules included a review by April 2018 as to whether the final years were feasible or not.
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In 1998-2000, the final years of Bill Clinton's presidency captured in the OPM data, that share averaged 51 percent.
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Ahmadinejad long had the backing of Khamenei but clashed with him more than once in his final years in office.
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This pattern persisted even when the interviews moved from face-to-face to phone conversations in the survey's final years.
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For those looking to understand more about Prince's musical life in his final years, Ms. Hill's larger story is illuminating.
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Read Stewart O'Nan's new novel, "West of Sunset," about F. Scott Fitzgerald's difficult final years in Hollywood, while it cooks.
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However, excluding suits against Zinke, a similar amount of litigation was filed in the final years of the Obama administration.
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Roughly 12 percent of prisoners are 55 or older, and of those, many will spend their final years behind bars.
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A voracious reader with a near-perfect memory for names and dates, Mr. Moskowitz remained active into his final years.
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As Mr. Bush moved into the final years of his life, there were signs that time had left him behind.
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Da Vinci spent his final years in France, which is why many of his paintings ended up in the Louvre.
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They talk about the machinations of her inner circle during her final years in power and her pioneering climate advocacy.
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But The Witcher as told by Netflix shares many of the shortcomings of those final years of Game of Thrones.
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The final years of WWII had the lowest rate of Army suicides, at 230 per 217,22 in 24 and 25.
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Arrarás spent years looking into the death of Selena and conducted interviews with those closest to her during her final years.
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It's the unwanted but likely conclusion to the final years of Interview, which saw the glossy rotting from the inside out.
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During Clinton's final years and Obama's presidency, women and men were hired as mid-level political appointees in roughly equal proportions.
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Its final years in power were marked by an economic slump, revelations of corruption on an epic scale and rising crime.
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President Rutherford B. Hayes nominated Stanley Matthews to serve on the Supreme Court in 1880, the final years of his term.
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The film is based on Remember the Time, a bestselling book about Jackson's final years through the eyes of his bodyguards.
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In the final years of my 20s, I learned how easy, and how lonely, it can be to keep to yourself.
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Now, science has some advice for avoiding decades of quibbling away your final years as life's candle burns to its end.
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There will then be a special election to elect a candidate to finish out the two final years of McCain's term.
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The Jordan team had its biggest successes with Honda and Ford engines before changing to Toyota power in the final years.
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She assumed care of him in his final years, when fame had found him but he was long gone to madness.
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Bulger spent his final years of freedom in No. 303 of the Princess Eugenia apartment complex in Santa Monica with Greig.
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He has become a hero to many because of the way he is living his final years and months and days.
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And while Grossman was relatively well off during his final years, Taubman repeats the myth that he lived in dire poverty.
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And finally, as an old old person, ready to die, you spend your final years whacking golf balls into the sun.
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Despite spending a significant portion of his final years in the hospital, undergoing treatment for kidney failure, he never stopped working.
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Le Guin's final years, a victory lap in slow motion, were some of the most visible of her half-century career.
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In the G.M. plant's final years, line workers made an average of $27 an hour, equivalent to more than $35 today.
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And new taxes could be implemented in the final years of the budget window to solve the deficit problems outside it.
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She was one of Fossey's favorites, and we all felt such privilege to know her and observe her in her final years.
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Role in Russia investigation In his final years in Congress, Gowdy played a key role in the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation.
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Then, 10 years after we met, while we were finishing our final years of training at Stanford, Paul's health began to falter.
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Known for her wit and fortitude, Bush spent her final years with her husband in their homes Houston, Texas, and Kennebunkport, Maine.
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In the years immediately following retirement, the likelihood of sleep problems dropped 11 percent overall compared to the final years of work.
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Rescued two years ago, this matriarch will spend her final years ambling across the sanctuary's parkland, untethered and without fear of violence.
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After suffering a stroke and enduring failing vision and hearing, she spent her final years in an assisted living residence in Monroeville.
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Even in the final years of its more than three decades of service, the Olympia remained a symbol of US undersea power.
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On top of Cooper and Prescott, cornerback Byron Jones and linebacker Jaylon Smith are also in the final years of their contracts.
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And then something happened in the final years of college: I began to speak up in class, and my thoughts had weight.
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In her final years, she was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, better known as COPD, as well as congestive heart failure.
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Nicklas Lidstrom dragging that team to the playoffs in his final years were as compelling as anything he did in his prime.
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They can spend their final years in het Beloofde Varkensland (Promised Land of Pigs), a nonprofit organization set up by Dafne Westerhof.
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In her final years, she was known as the "old Buddha," a term that friendly biographers say was a term of endearment.
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Executed during the final years of his life, these somber paintings depict the cacti and succulents his mother displayed around her house.
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Kevin Counihan, who ran the federal marketplaces in the final years of the Obamacare administration, recently joined the company as an executive.
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Born in India, Rosenthal served as the Associated Press's Moscow bureau chief during the Soviet Union's final years, before he joined NYT.
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Many of the symptoms were familiar to me, echoing the same ones that my mother exhibited from dementia in her final years.
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In his final years he was behind the wheel again at the annual Goodwood Revival in southern England, where vintage cars race.
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Here are the stories behind the lives lost: Jeremy Richman Jeremy Richman, 193, spent his final years channeling his anguish into action.
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Even in this select group, the current levels of favourability are similar to those in the final years of George W. Bush's administration.
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Tess was 12 when her grandfather passed in the summer of 2012, and he had been diminished by Alzheimer's in his final years.
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Decades later, it has become well-known that Presley's final years were filled with drug use – the Blue Hawaii heartthrob was no more.
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S. relations during the final years of the pontificate of St. John Paul II and the start of Pope Benedict XVI&aposs papacy.
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His mother suffered from Alzheimer's in her final years, but the disease made her forget about her husband's abandonment and enjoy life again.
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He took up swimming in his final years, which helped him move his 750-pound body more easily, but couldn't curtail his eating.
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He recently reached out to Len Boogaard, Derek's father, who has spent time since his son's death in 2400 investigating his final years.
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A significant figure in Lebanon's 1975-90 civil war, Aoun led one of two rival governments during the final years of the conflict.
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If anything, current low prices have emboldened the president to pursue a more aggressive environmental agenda in the final years of his term.
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As seen in the photo seen above, Garland performed in a series of shows of concerts during the final years of her life.
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In tracing the final years of the Romanov dynasty, Billington sets the stage for 1917 and puts Lenin's revolutionary ideology into historical context.
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Did the rancor of his final years stem from disappointment in the country he had lavished his talent upon, or disappointment in himself?
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Why had she decided, in her final years, to publish a second novel, 22014 years after her breakout success, "To Kill a Mockingbird"?
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Mr. Kunert settled in Kaisborstel in 1979, drawn by the peace and privacy he had craved during his final years in East Germany.
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Critics deride the policy as a contrived excuse to overpay for over-the-hill stars who saunter through their final years before retirement.
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But she spent her final years in poverty, desperate to revive her screenwriting career and fending off eviction from her Benedict Canyon home.
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Some health care spending is associated with those intervening, relatively healthy years, just not much compared with that spent in one's final years.
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Vine spent its final years in conflict with some of its biggest stars, and never figured out how to help them make money.
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Stoeckl resigned as the Russian minister in 1869, spent the final years of his life in France, and died in Paris in 1892.
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In the final years of its life, it became more of a space for meet and greets with Marvel and Star Wars characters.
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The Obama administration started making strides on sexual harassment in its final years after multiple women started to speak out about their experiences.
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The Raiders were a prime example of egregious mismanagement, especially in Al Davis' final years, and now they're finally emerging from the swamp.
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ABOUT 30 YEARS ago, in the final years of the cold war, the American political scientist Joseph Nye developed the concept of soft power.
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His views on heliocentrism eventually earned him two convictions of heresy, threats of torture, and the final years of his life under house arrest.
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A growing number of Americans had a negative view of Dr. King in the final years of his life, according to public opinion polls.
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Mr Abe might easily end up devoting his final years in office to securing its approval, first from the Diet and then from voters.
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An inability to stay healthy did not help either during his final years but, again, injuries are not necessarily always within a player's control.
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"Booming Ben," the last heath hen in Martha's Vineyard, spent his final years calling to females no longer there to hear his mating call.
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Infamously, in the final years of the Qing Dynasty, the Empress Dowager diverted funds earmarked for naval modernization to building a new Summer Palace.
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When food shortages appeared under Mikhail Gorbachev's 'perestroika' reforms in the final years of the Soviet Union many Russians fell back on their allotments.
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According to the article "The Real American Gangster", Lucas was confined to a wheelchair in his final years of life following a car accident.
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Biofuel backers say the program should retain loftier targets in its final years to encourage companies to keep investing in new plants and technology.
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By its final years, Communism and the regimes had long since lost their ideological appeal, and their capacity to deliver economic growth was exhausted.
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By the final years of the Obama administration, the situation had blossomed into a full blown crisis, with veterans reportedly dying on waiting lists.
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She wants to join it in her final years, not leave it behind by cloistering herself in the clinic, the gym, or the spa.
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That group of older workers, often described as the "anxious generation" facing the final years before retirement, has emerged as a key Republican constituency.
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Giuliani went through a rancorous divorce from Andrew's mother, Donna Hanover, in the final years of his mayoralty, and Trump became a surrogate parent.
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In his final years in office, the administration has sought to repair relationships with countries that once felt the blunt end of American power.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Saturday about the rare-book seller William Reese misstated the title of a guidebook he wrote in his final years.
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The paradox is predictable for a party that has been at war with itself since the final years of President George W. Bush's administration.
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But Webster based it on her grandfather, Arthur Wake, a hot-shot choir director who spent his final years mentoring singers in rural Kentucky.
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In the final years of World War II, about 230 percent of Munich's Altstadt, or Old Town, was reduced to rubble by Allied bombers.
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It's becoming more and more apparent that Tom Brady may not play out the final years of his career with the New England Patriots.
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Indie bookstores saw a dramatic rebirth during the decade's final years, while Barnes & Noble appeared to be in the early stages of a resurgence.
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He tried to smell the roses and blow out the candles, like his father during his final years, but neither flower nor flame helped.
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The president lauded her as an "inspiring fighter" who dedicated the final years of her life to raising awareness about the devastating brain disease.
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The nerve agent used to poison the Skripals, called Novichok, was developed by the Soviet Union in the final years of the Cold War.
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Photographs of Catharine that serve to cover the final years of her life are no substitute for what the movie might have shown us.
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There will be nods to the past, as in an exploration of Mahler's time leading the Philharmonic in the final years of his life.
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While Pam Webster travels from home to home, Garrett Webster has remained in Pittsburgh, where he lived with his father in his final years.
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By hiring Leff, the White House sent the message that it was ideologically committed to using the clemency power generously in Obama's final years.
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It is motivated not only by environmental concerns but also by worries ICL will hold off on new investments in the concession's final years.
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DAPA may never have been in effect, but the people DAPA would have protected were relatively safe during the final years of the Obama administration.
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Qureiris's sentence includes time served since his arrest in 2014, with the four final years on probation, leaving him with three years left in prison.
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Searching for Neverland will chronicle the final years of Jackson's life, including his time as a father to sons Prince and Blanket and daughter Paris.
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After studying hundreds of sleepwalkers, he linked the phenomena to his theory of "Odic Force," of which he dedicated his final years alive to studying.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey promised he would not fade away in the final years of his second term, even as he runs for president.
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The world may have loved Lucy, but the celebrated comedian wasn't in love with the state of television during the final years of her life.
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" Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the top Senate Republican during Lugar's final years in Congress, praised him in 2012 as the "model of the public servant.
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In the time leading up to her death, he thought about what life would look like for him and his community in their final years.
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In his final years, he became a symbol of the creator's rights movement in comics, as he fought with Marvel to regain his original art.
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William Shakespeare's play was first performed in 1599, in the final years of Elizabeth I's reign, as the childless queen refused to name a successor.
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Hollywood took to Twitter to mourn the death of Gene Wilder on Monday afternoon, as his family shared details of the unique actor's final years.
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While the Nazi Luftwaffe was largely absent during the final years of the war, at the outset German pilots racked up victories against inferior opponents.
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Bannon did not serve in Vietnam, either, though he was of age to do so and attended college during the final years of the war.
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He became one of Congress's biggest celebrities and in his final years tourists regularly stopped him on Capitol Hill to ask for selfies and autographs.
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"Bowie was a true collector," said Christina Shearman, a British-born art adviser based in New York, where Mr. Bowie lived during his final years.
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US airstrikes dropped dramatically during the final years of the Obama administration as more restrictive rules governing which enemy forces could be targeted were enacted.
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Mr. Indiana, who retreated to Vinalhaven, a remote island, decades ago to escape the New York art scene, had grown reclusive in his final years.
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This was precisely what John Kerry dreamed of during Obama's final years: a decisive show of force that would create leverage on the diplomatic front.
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But his biggest impact, best exemplified in the work made during the final years of his life, was the refusal to provide an easy meaning.
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Thousands of people disappeared or were tortured during the war's final years, including aid workers, journalists, ethnic Tamil civilians and the Rajapaksa family's political opponents.
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His cancer was diagnosed in 2015, said Ms. Mendelson, who, with another friend, Susan Paley Abramson, helped and cared for him in his final years.
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That is part of the reason that the final years of eradication efforts can prove the hardest, says Mr. Zaffran of the World Health Organization.
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After 20 years with the Patriots, some have assumed that Brady will eventually re-sign in New England for the final years of his career.
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Senate Republicans moved slowly on confirming judicial nominees other than Garland during Obama's final years in office, leaving Trump a sea of seats to fill.
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Shepherd composed it sometime around World War II, but kept it in a drawer for nearly four decades, until the final years of her life.
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In the decades since her brother's death, Ms. Carrier has served as the primary caregiver for members of her immediate family in their final years.
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The film, excellent in its limited and specific focus on Nico's final years, demystifies the mystique that female artists are doomed to try to maintain.
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In one sense, it feels as though the Patriots are still the front-runners to keep Brady through the final years of his career — after 20 seasons, nine Super Bowl appearances, and six rings, it feels like the easiest path to go down would be a relatively year-to-year deal that will keep Brady in New England through his final years in the league.
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However, many fans voiced discontent with the running of the club in Wenger's final years, believing financial stability was being prioritised over success on the pitch.
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In his final years, Paul Cézanne worked from a quiet studio in Aix-en-Provence, having returned to live in his hometown as his health waned.
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The star had additional health problems in the final years of his life -- including a 2011 bout with pneumonia that forced him to postpone several concerts.
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Bernice had Alzheimer's and Horace committed those final years with her to making sure he reciprocated the love and support she showed him throughout the years.
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Moreover, that refrain obscures the difficult fact that King grew increasingly pessimistic in his final years, increasingly doubtful that history was predisposed to justice at all.
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"Some jurisdictions shut the door in our face: San Francisco was one, Philly was another," said Sarah Saldaña, ICE's national director for Obama's two final years.
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His mother, Jane Williams, also known as Lady Williams of Elvel, had worked as a secretary for Churchill in his final years, according to the BBC.
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Dery writes that at some point in his final years Gorey, with his accustomed unflinchingness, told a friend that, around 1990, he had lost his talent.
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The Church is still foundering from the sexual-abuse crisis, and, in his final years, Benedict didn't trust himself to steer the faithful past the shoals.
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The stories of what he got up to off the pitch and the manner in which he lived his final years are still open to interpretation.
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In terms of its cumulative gains, persistence, valuation and the public's exposure to stocks, only the final years of the 1990s advance sit at higher elevations.
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My brain would have to become the muscle I counted on to carry me through these final years with the peace and purpose others had found.
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In his final years, Gordon set out to tell his own story, hoping to correct some misconceptions and complicate some simplifications about his life and music.
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She used a wheelchair in her final years, and last year she performed a concert in Rio de Janeiro lying down because of her back pain.
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Bunning's retirement was not entirely voluntary; during his final years in the Senate, he battled with the GOP leadership, including his home-state colleague, Mitch McConnell.
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The poet lived in apartments and houses across the city, and spent most of his final years in a cottage in what is now the Bronx.
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He passed his final years with his wife and mother-in-law in a cottage in the Bronx, which is now a museum in his honor.
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For many in the country, Mr. Mugabe's star had faded before his death, as he spent his final years living in obscurity in his Harare mansion.
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But her internet fame allowed her owners to discover new treatments, and in her final years she was able to run and jump onto the couch.
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In its final years, it focused principally on people who were deemed threats to national security, were convicted of serious crimes or were recent border crossers.
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The generations that came before us laid the foundation for our entire livelihood, and they need to have the care they deserve in their final years.
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In the final years of the Obama administration, the president and his top advisers worried constantly about the growing threat ISIS posed to the United States.
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These inner perpendiculars and stacked squares parallel the woodwork-and-metal assemblages made from warehouse crates and discarded tools and furnishings that dominated the artist's final years.
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Fisher, who had an especially close relationship with her mother in their final years, thanked Reynolds in the acknowledgments section of her last book, The Princess Diarist.
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Particularly in its final years, Peoples Temple exploited human tendencies for religious zealotry and set them to work toward a violent extremism that previous messianic societies lacked.
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At Eternity's Gate, which premiered to largely strong reviews at the Venice Film Festival, traces the final years of Van Gogh's life before he died at 37.
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In his final years, Ali found it increasingly difficult to get out of the house, but loved to Skype with his grandchildren and watch himself on YouTube.
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Saudi officials have said that the increase reflects a backlog of death sentences that had built up in the final years of the previous monarch, King Abdullah.
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Video essayist Nerdwriter1 makes an eerie case for Francisco Goya's most haunting work from the Black Paintings he devoted his final years to: Saturn Devouring His Son.
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While the political veteran started his career before the advent of Twitter, he put it to good use in his final years with witty and insightful posts.
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While Mr. Peres was divisive during much of his long career, he came to enjoy support and admiration across the Israeli political spectrum by his final years.
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In his final years, the former prisoner of war pressed for more veterans in elected office, noting that military service and its common bonds helped boost bipartisanship.
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In her mother's final years, her urinary tract would get obstructed despite wearing a catheter and often in the middle of the night, to her daughter's despair.
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He lived out his final years in shame, rarely showing his face in public, battling miserably against obesity and appearing in only a handful of forgettable films.
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Max Mosley, the former F.I.A. president, tried and failed to put budget controls in place during the final years of his time in office, in 2008-9.
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In its final years, the RKO Keith's became a multiplex, and after it closed, much of the interior was gutted or damaged by vandalism, flooding and fires.
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And it includes that Stevie Wonder moment, in a short montage focused on the show's leap, in its final years, into lavish, thrill-a-minute mega-production.
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Critic's Notebook The album, recorded in the mid-21989s but released this month, tells us more about the trumpeter's fascinating final years than a new documentary does.
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In his final years in power, President Barack Obama had tried to rebalance the relationship between China and the US through the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
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My grandmother worked herself to the bone for her entire life, and spent her final years in terrible decline, unable to attend religious services or maintain friendships.
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Mr. Rajapaksa was the defense secretary during the final years of the war, and has appointed or promoted several officials accused of war crimes to important positions.
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During his final years, he was not able to naturally mount a female and suffered from a low sperm count, which made his ability to procreate difficult.
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Ms. Alexander lived there until 2004; after a severe stroke left her without the ability to speak, she spent her final years at the Watermark nursing home.
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The best film trophy went to Martin Scorsese's epic The Irishman, which follows Robert De Niro's mob mafia character from his early twenties to his final years.
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"Beginning in 1915, one and a half million Armenians were deported, massacred, or marched to their deaths in the final years of the Ottoman Empire," he said.
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Anthony Cordesman, an official in the Defense Department during the final years of the Vietnam War, recently wrote a paper detailing the parallels between the two wars.
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In fact, Mike was canned by the Packers last season after he and A-Rodge reportedly rifted on and off throughout their final years together in Wisconsin.
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Until the final years of Barack Obama's presidency, many military officers and White House officials had dismissed China's reclamation of disputed reefs and rocks as mostly an irritant.
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But in the final years under Robert Mugabe, the longstanding dictator ousted in November 2017, the government could not muster enough genuine dollars to meet its spending ambitions.
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It feels, at times, that Mr Bowie in his final years withdrew into the microculture that he invented for himself and sold to the world in the 1970s.
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Director Curtis Hanson's baby mama took advantage of his finances in his final years, and screwed over his producing partner in the process ... according to new legal docs.
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There were sexual assault charges that were settled out of court, his friendship and feud with Shaquille O'Neal and injuries that interrupted the final years of his career.
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The Obama administration is looking to replace former librarian James Billington, whose final years were marked by criticism of the library's IT infrastructure and policies, among other things.
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In his final years in office, President Obama has made a major environmental push using his regulatory powers, for example by sharply tightening emission standards for heavy trucks.
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The White House is looking to replace former librarian James Billington, whose final years were marked by criticism that the library's IT infrastructure was not up to par.
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First staged Off Broadway in 2000, with a very fine Eileen Heckart as Gladys, "The Waverly Gallery" was inspired by the final years of Mr. Lonergan's own grandmother.
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Burt Reynolds was able to live out his final years at his longtime Florida estate thanks to a loving landlord who helped him out of a financial crisis.
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That poem celebrating "the blind delight of being" is in fact about the final years of his wife, Charlee, whose death would rock Wilbur as nothing ever had.
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During the final years of the Qing dynasty (1644-24) a leading official, Zhang Zhidong, made Wuhan the base for modernizing China's armies and industries using Western technology.
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His final years as vice president, as well as his hopes to run for president in 2016, were overwhelmed by his elder son Beau's death from brain cancer.
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In his final years in power, Mr. Mugabe presided over a shattered economy and a fractured political class that was jockeying for influence in anticipation of his death.
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During his final years at Chloride, Mr. Edwardes, then living in London, was appointed to the National Enterprise Board, a government body set up to revitalize British industry.
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His career never reached the starry heights of the elder Sinatra, but he did act as conductor and musical director in the final years of his father's career.
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Her father died "a few years" before she became ill, but she does not mention the cause, and she does not describe their relationship in his final years.
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His final years, leading up to his death in 1944, coincided with the World War II era, which drew FBI suspicion on both his Japanese and German heritage.
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As we first reported ... Burt lived out his final years at his longtime Florida estate thanks to a loving landlord who helped him out of a financial crisis.
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Yet despite high marks during his first 2 terms, his final years in office were defined by bans on salt, sugar and smoking that infuriated citizens and businesses alike.
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Her final years of suffering had taught both of us that what we are on the surface is nothing if we are not doing good things for other people.
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Yellow Submarine was made during the band's contentious final years, and it's based on a song that's been interpreted as a metaphor for celebrities feeling confined by their fame.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor was never one to shy away from drama, but the family infighting that surrounded the final years of her life was scandalous even by her standards.
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On the other hand, if it's done wrong — or if it's not assigned at all — then one of the world's most storied newswires might be entering its final years.
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In those final years, he raised more than $140,000 for cancer research, was an advocate for the cause, and inspired everyone who met him with his determination and selflessness.
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This stands in contrast to the final years of Barack Obama's presidency, when a median of 64% expressed confidence in Trump's predecessor to direct America's role in the world.
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In My Brother Elvis: The Final Years, a new memoir by the late star's stepbrother David E. Stanley, the extent of Presley's substance abuse is outlined in shocking detail.
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He had to hustle for the first time in his life: He sold newspapers on the streets of San Francisco, the city where he would spend his final years.
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In the final years of his rule, Heydar Aliyev signed deals with companies such as BP and Statoil to drill for oil in Azerbaijan's sector of the Caspian Sea.
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Warner was discussing how Brennan, who led the agency in the final years of the Obama administration, had repudiated enhanced interrogation techniques in his confirmation hearing before the Senate.
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Former CIA and National Security Agency Director Michael Hayden, who led the NSA during the final years of George W. Bush's presidency, also expressed dismay over the President's performance.
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McCain spoke out against Trump repeatedly during his final years in the Senate, and drew the president's ire after voting against the GOP effort to repeal ObamaCare in 2017.
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Many Chinese nationalists and reformers in the final years of Qing rule — such as Liang Qichao and Zhang Taiyan — used the term "with no hidden bad meaning," he said.
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Lewis lived out his final years at Nightingale House, a Jewish retirement home in Clapham, which his son recalled as one of the happiest periods of his father's life.
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He played two years of Division I college soccer at SUNY-Albany before playing out his final years of college eligibility at SUNY-New Paltz when he was 30.
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But what many people forget is that Champlain spent his final years as an administrator who struggled to sustain Quebec and the industries he had been instrumental in creating.
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It was his final work, and it was planned in his final years of life, when he was on an oxygen tank and too sick with cancer to travel.
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Snider, or Mr. Snider, as he is still referred to by everyone who works for the Flyers, had cancer in his final years, forcing him to trim his schedule.
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During the final years of the Obama administration, McConnell's mission was to slow-walk or straight-up block the president's judicial nominees, including, notably, Supreme Court pick Merrick Garland.
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McFaul cut his political teeth as a pro-democracy activist in Moscow during the final years of Soviet power before becoming a scholar of contemporary Russia at Stanford University.
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He became a distinguished figure in his final years, his influence felt in many corners of German music, not least because of the activity of his various composing sons.
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But the data doesn't cover the last several months, in which numbers have climbed to be more in line with those for the final years of the Obama administration.
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His heartfelt embrace of criminal-justice reform in the final years of his presidency was — through no fault of his own — the kiss of death in a hostile Congress.
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"Ulisse," adapted from Homer's tale of Ulysses's return to his kingdom of Ithaca after years away at war, comes from Monteverdi's final years in Venice during the early 1640s.
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A handful of the soldiers who survived that carnage, now in their final years, were asked this week at a battleground memorial why they made that sacrifice for others.
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The children, who received a $2 million life insurance policy in 2015, allege that Jean, who shared daughter Liberty with Kasem, kept them from their father in his final years.
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He had lived a beautiful life, he was content in his final years and we did everything we could to give him to give him the best quality of life.
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He led one of two rival administrations in the final years of the civil war, and was driven from the presidential palace and into exile by Syrian forces in 1990.
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Many people fear that a trade-off between the two is inevitable: they may live to a very old age, but their final years may be spent in wretched health.
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Shepard, who had a No. 1 in 1953 with the song "Dear John Letter," performed into her final years and published a memoir, "Down Through the Years," the newspaper said.
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His father had intestinal cancer during the final years of his life, and his slow, painful decline was a focus of intense attention from the public and the news media.
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These final years have inspired books such as French novelist Laurent Seksik's "The Last Days" and German literary critic Volker Weidermann's "Summer before the Dark", set in Ostend in 1936.
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Mr. Coppola remained active on the podium into his final years, leading a concert of his own music with the Tampa company at a gala to mark his 903th birthday.
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He had a lot of richness in his life, so I certainly aspire to his level of creativity and engagement with the world around him, even into his final years.
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Born in Dublin, raised in New York and active throughout Europe, Saint-Gaudens summered in New Hampshire, then spent his final years there, at his home and studio in Cornish.
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But the rise of the Islamic State, which declared a caliphate in Iraq and Syria, put a stop to the Asia pivot talk in Mr. Obama's final years in office.
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The final years of Mr. Mubarak's government, the turbulent days of the 2011 revolution and Mr. Morsi's brief tenure were a time of relative openness for gay and transgender Egyptians.
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Armand travels to Paris and then to Auvers-sur-Oise, the northern French town where Vincent died, leaving behind contradictory memories among the people he painted in his final years.
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The Times also found some investigations begun under Andrew J. Ceresney, the enforcement director in the final years of Mr. Obama's presidency, that hit a brick wall under Mr. Trump.
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Her goal is to transport the women to the final years of czarist Russia, a period of history she says was stripped from them by 74 years of Communist rule.
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His reports covered unrest and political upheaval during the final years of apartheid in South Africa, and the Rwandan genocide that killed hundreds of thousands of the country's Tutsi minority.
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The Oscar winner, 44, uncannily embodies Kelly during her final years at Fox News, when she and dozens of other women alleged sexual harassment against then-longtime CEO Roger Ailes.
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This stands in contrast to the final years of Barack Obama's presidency, when a median of 64 percent expressed confidence in Trump's predecessor to direct America's role in the world.
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Ms. Carroll became a fixture on 52nd Street during its final years as a jazz mecca, and over the years played at most major jazz clubs in the United States.
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After graduating first in his class at West Point, Mr. Pompeo served as an armored Cavalry officer and was deployed in Germany during the final years of the Cold War.
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A highlight of the museum tour is the bridge linking it to the old part of the Muqata, where Mr. Arafat lived out his final years in cramped, spartan quarters.
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In his final years as an active duty general, he was a big promoter of Theranos, a company that supposedly invented a special blood test that would dramatically improve treatments.
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Hard-liners accused Mr. Fereydoun more than a year ago of improper dealings with money-changing companies during the final years of the administration of Mr. Rouhani's predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Mr. Jones, an expert in chemical and pesticide pollution, was appointed by Mr. Obama as the E.P.A.'s assistant administrator for chemical safety in his final years at the agency.
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They wave away the temporary nature of the middle-class tax cuts, essentially arguing that people should ignore Congress's decision to let those cuts disappear in the bill's final years.
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Ahmadinejad, who had a rift with Khamenei in his final years of office, announced in a public statement in October that he would abide by the order and would not run.
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The more than 26223,600 counties that Trump carried, although growing faster than in the final years of Barack Obama's presidency, still generate a distinct minority of the nation's output and employment.
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Market correction: Insurance companies took a few years to figure out how to make a profit on the exchanges in the final years of the Obama administration, and premiums reflected that.
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But his final years, and hours, were marked by controversy, and some investors had begun to view him warily for his reported lavish spending and mingling of personal and corporate investments.
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She drinks sugar water from a bucket and munches on bananas with her last remaining tooth, while a debate is being waged about where she should live out her final years.
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He spent his final years in a Miami retirement community in the Cutler Bay suburb of Miami, where he shunned fast-food hamburgers but remained conversant about developments at Burger King.
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Save the final years of her life, when she found her artistic voice and crowd, she was a true misfit, not only in her work but also in her own skin.
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The trauma of his death, resonant today even among those who were not yet born when he was alive, has both mythologized him and obscured the difficulties of his final years.
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" Andrew M. Slavitt, a senior health official in the final years of the Obama administration, praised Dr. Gottlieb for highlighting what Mr. Slavitt called "the collusion to keep drug prices high.
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Unfortunately, the bird is not alive — stuffed, it occupies a glass cabinet — but it does add atmosphere to this tiny early 19793th-century dwelling, which Poe rented during his final years.
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The actress lived out her final years with limited means, passing away in 2000, just as the seeds of innovation she planted were beginning to change the face of worldwide communications.
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In Mr. Lee's final years, after the death of his wife, the circumstances of his business affairs and contentious financial relationship with his surviving daughter attracted attention in the news media.
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As secretary general of NATO from 21974 to 21972, he presided over the 21974-nation Atlantic alliance at a time of rising tensions in the final years of the Cold War.
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President Barack Obama learned that empty threats are ineffective, and that it is better to speak softly but carry a big stick, as reflected in the final years of his administration.
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Skeptical of the theater establishment, relentlessly self critical and plagued by illness in his final years, Debussy left behind a legacy that musicologists are, to some extent, still working to reconstruct.
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According to a study from McGill University, during the final years of the policy, the mortality rate was three times higher than it was for the same time period in Montreal.
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"Pamplona," an 80-minute biographical monologue set in a Spanish hotel in 1959, follows a distraught Mr. Hemingway in the final years of his life as he grapples with his writing.
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If his earlier paintings are a little tighter and his late ones a bit freer, there is nothing here like the wild, proto-Abstract Expressionist mark-making of Monet's final years.
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Instead, Obama spent much of his final years in office working on a $38 billion military-aid package for Israel—the largest amount of US aid ever given to a single country.
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The entity has long existed as a proxy to Alibaba — some might argue Yahoo was the same in its final years — and the sale is expected to net shareholders around $40 billion.
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Set in India in the final years of British control, it follows both the story of Indians seeking independence and the English socialites who are making their way in the foreign country.
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The space for such a figure became evident in the final years of the last century, when morosité became the country's hallmark and bad-tempered populism surged on both left and right.
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It became my home for my final years of college, and I ended up staying after I graduated, as there weren't many apartments that I could afford on my bartending salary alone.
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From the late 21967s on, he devoted his final years to a dark, goofy figurative style that earned him a new, younger audience, producing one of the greatest finales in modern painting.
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The book is as much about Friedman's time in Lebanon as it is a narrative of the Pumpkin's final years, and especially the young soldiers who fought and died to defend it.
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Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca, 73, pleaded guilty in February to lying to federal investigators about the case, which clouded the final years of his long career with the department.
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Obama, another Democrat, ran deficits way up at the start of his presidency to address a deep recession, then trimmed them in his final years in office as the economy picked up.
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Mr. Pérez, killed last Monday by government forces, had spent his final years starring in spectacular narratives — sometimes as a hero on the movie screen, other times as a real-life rebel.
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Henry H. Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the final years of Bill Clinton's presidency, wrote that Mr. Clinton had lost the biscuit for several months without informing anyone.
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I had requested this interview months ago, for a story on Mr. Brown's final years as governor and his reflections on the end — presumably — of a 45-year career in public life.
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The court was merely announcing whether it had jurisdiction over Mr. Hallyday's estate or whether the case should be heard in California, where Mr. Hallyday lived during many of his final years.
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By choosing Briggs — who oversaw branding at Facebook rattled by public relations scandals during his final years there — Bloomberg is embracing a tech giant that some of the presidential candidates frequently bash.
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Unfolding during the final years in the life of the actress Gloria Grahame (who died in 1981), the movie recounts her unlikely last-gasp love affair with Mr. Turner, an English actor.
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In the farm's final years, an inmate-run processing and packaging operation provided the milk and eggs for all of the federal prisons in Ontario and Quebec, as well as some provincial jails.
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Diplomatic ties between the US and Iran had only begun to thaw in the final years of the Obama administration, but the agreement's future has been placed in doubt since Trump's electoral victory.
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The Obama administration, which pursued so-called "strategic patience," began to see the necessity of stepping up pressure on North Korea to stop this evolution in the final years of the second term.
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For most of her final years, it turns out, she was still doing readings privately, charging clients up to $100 to chat by phone or in person, despite her admissions of her past.
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Reynolds had a popular cabaret act that she performed in Vegas and toured the country with for years — though age made it extremely difficult for Reynolds to continue on in her final years.
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In fact, this is the group that has benefited the least from all new jobs created during Trump's first year in office (and the final years of the Obama administration, for that matter).
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Besides those pesky hard-to-measure losses like having your parent alive and healthy and able to enjoy their final years on earth, the rest of your life could get much harder, too.
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" But the governor's office said the policy reversal did not impact the Trinity Lutheran case "because that case involves a 2012 DNR decision that became final years before the Greitens administration took office.
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Consistent with this new interpretation of his fleet promise, Trump proposed to buy just eight new ships in 20303, one fewer than Obama bought, on average, during the final years of his presidency.
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In the final years of his life, to better understand the wave function more generally, Hawking and his collaborators started applying holography — a blockbuster new approach that treats space-time as a hologram.
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In the decades after the composer's death in 1901, performances of Verdi's operas began to fester with the most aggressive excesses of the verismo style that was gaining steam in his final years.
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Quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver Amari Cooper are both in the final years of their contracts, and their agents are negotiating new deals with the team while both players are in camp.
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These are the moments that have convinced the Knicks that Rose is closer to the All-Star he once was than the injury-riddled, broken-down version of his final years in Chicago.
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The popular Ohio governor has been the chief Republican critic of Trump and has devoted his final years as governor to protecting his expansion of Medicaid under the Obama-era Affordable Care Act.
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In addition to the ongoing trade dispute, Dalio said these types of political issues bear a striking resemblance to market conditions during the final years of the Great Depression in the late 1930s.
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Though no release date has been announced yet, the movie is expected to detail the final years of Capone's life and his battle with dementia, which leaves him haunted by his violent past.
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Chast's mother, who died in 2009, was perhaps even more formidable than Marx's mother, as readers learned from "Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant," Chast's harrowing memoir of her parent's final years.
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In this live recording, captured at Lincoln Center in 1992 during the heady final years of her career, Carter sings "If I Should Lose You" in duet with the young pianist Geri Allen.
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Your brother-in-law and sister probably felt overburdened and underappreciated in your mother's final years, while you and your other siblings saw their resentment as greed at a time of great sorrow.
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Bayern Munich uses Javi Martínez as a defender and a midfielder, while Guardiola's intervention ensured Philipp Lahm was reimagined as a midfielder rather than a defender in the final years before his retirement.
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Nixon was also straddled with high inflation and a generally weak economy during the final years of his presidency while Trump is riding a still strong economy and Clinton enjoyed the same scenario.
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In the final years of their friendship, the two disagreed over Trump, whom McCain opposed and Graham supported after initially denouncing the real estate mogul and reality TV star on the campaign trail.
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In one city alone, the supervisor said, the police once transferred 35 undocumented immigrants a day into federal custody, compared with roughly five per week during the final years of the Obama presidency.
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Even Nebraska, commonly perceived as a former giant whose power died with the old Big Eight, has fared deceptively well in the Big Ten compared with its final years in the Big 12.
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The two biggest names that emerged in the final years of the 19th century were Guglielmo Marconi, who was primarily interested in wireless communications, and Nikola Tesla, who saw great promise in wireless electricity.
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Gabor, one of the last stars of Hollywood's golden age, was not seen in public in her final years as she struggled with her health, including broken bones and cuts from a car accident.
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One popular alternative to free college, championed by the Obama administration in its final years, is the idea that the federal government should act to make two years of community college free for everyone.
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Homestuck, the webcomic which captivated 600,000 readers a day at its peak, and which had carried me from my undergraduate studies in 2009 to the final years of my PhD in 2016, was over.
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After a historic tenure that included landmark votes on civil rights, authorizing wars and Medicare, Dingell retired in 2014 in frustration over the entrenched partisanship that came to define Congress in his final years.
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He was toxic to his own party in the final years of his presidency and left the White House deeply unpopular after two wars and a financial collapse that plunged the nation into recession.
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The injury rate at the Fremont factory, which it had taken over from General Motors and Toyota Motor, is half what it was in its final years under the previous owners, the spokesman added.
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In the final years of the study, from 2010 to 2014, obesity decreased among all demographic groups, with the largest relative declines for two-year-olds and for Hispanic, Native American and Asian children.
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Many spend their final years in a cycle of recurrent hospitalizations and stays in skilled nursing facilities, unable to afford in-home care aides, which can cost about $3000 each month or $40,000 annually.
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His diaries from 2014 and 2015 — his final years as Russia's antidoping lab chief before he fled to the U.S. — provide new details about the elaborate cheating at the last Winter Games in Sochi.
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Both van Persie and Sánchez had been allowed to enter the final years of their contracts, diminishing Arsenal's bargaining power and enabling United to sign them for relatively small fees, if not insignificant wages.
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It's not going to prevent climate change, help us adapt to rising temperatures and sea levels, or prevent a return of the financial panic that wrecked the economy during Bush's final years in office.
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The fact that his addiction made him into a person you came to hate so deeply in the final years of his life doesn't ease or obliterate your sorrow; it complicates and magnifies it.
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Many of the readers said they had parents and other relatives who fit squarely in a growing demographic in the United States of elder-boomers who want to spend their final years at home.
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The reduced but now better-known version of the ballet sanctioned by Balanchine in his final years ("I was bored with it," he told a colleague) is "Apollo"-lite: neater, flimsier, entirely less transporting.
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"Both the Bush administration and this administration really have tried not to have that rush," said Susan Dudley, who headed the regulatory review process in the final years of the George W. Bush administration.
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In her final years, her sensitivity had extended to all kinds of light, natural and artificial, and in the months before her death she had rarely left her house, in Oggersheim, in the Rhineland.
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Almost as sad as A-Rod falling just short of the satisfyingly round 700 home runs is that he only figured out how to placate the media in the final years of his career.
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Surrounded by a shifting, unstable electronic haze, it is the only thing you hear at the Kitchen during "Quicksand," the opera that he wrote in the final years before his death, at 83, in 2014.
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Others said the historically frosty ties between the U.S. and Iran had only begun to thaw in the final years of the Obama administration, leaving them wondering whether tensions will ratchet up again under Trump.
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Before he passed away from lung cancer in March 2015, neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi began writing what would become the best selling 2016 memoir, When Breath Becomes Air, about his final years living with the diagnosis.
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"I miss him every day, but I know he'd be proud that we're still taking in as many senior pets as we can and treating them with compassion in their final years," she tells PEOPLE.
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It was, after all, the Obama administration that in its final years ordered immigration enforcement services to lay off the vast majority of law-abiding unauthorized immigrants and target their efforts at apprehending violent criminals.
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Sony is putting out a biopic about the final years of Oscar Wilde's life that focuses on his fight to have others accept his sexual orientation and the aftermath of his imprisonment for being gay.
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He coped with an array of painkillers and prescription medications — Vicoden, Xanax, and Soma among them — which resulted in mood swings, which led to clients dropping him and work slowing down during his final years.
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But her earlier junior career, in which she was backed by Audi, could have had a very different outcome if the German manufacturer wasn't hit by the economic realities of the previous decade's final years.
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Michael's relationship with his children is at the center of the Searching For Neverland, a May 29 Lifetime biopic which is based on the bestselling book about Jackson's final years by two of his bodyguards.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama has made gun control a key focus of his final years in office, and recently redoubled efforts to limit gun violence by using his executive powers to close some background check loopholes.
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But because it's a change from a period of relative safety — deportations did go down in the final years of the Obama administration — and because of Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric, it feels like something new.
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Kilmeade pointed to Trump and McCain's rivalry during the late lawmaker's final years in the Senate, most notably voting against the repeal of the Affordable Care Act during a dramatic moment on the Senate floor.
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BERLIN — The German government is negotiating with Jewish representatives to ensure that the thousands of poorest and weakest Holocaust survivors worldwide receive the intensive care they need to live out their final years at home.
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Locke was still driven by a need for order, for meticulous systems: the project that towered over his final years was "The Negro in American Culture," a book he hoped would be his summum opus.
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"There's an argument to be made that the Rajapaksa family, because they were in power during the war, should be held especially responsible" for human rights violations committed during its final years, Mr. Amarasingam said.
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The poet Edgar Allan Poe not only spent the final years of his life living in a cottage in the borough, but he also did some of his best-known writing as a Bronx resident.
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Delving into Mahler's final years in New York, after the composer had left Vienna, where his daughter died and where anti-Semitism was growing, Professor de La Grange was more forgiving than other Mahler authorities.
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The Maloofs spent the final years of their stewardship in open conflict with the city of Sacramento and attempting to sell the franchise to an ownership group that aimed to move the team to Seattle.
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Many sanctions on Iran that had been imposed in response to its nuclear program were lifted in the final years of the Obama administration as part of the nuclear deal the U.S. and world powers brokered.
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Robin moved to Las Vegas in 1999 and spent most of his final years as a journalist working for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and for the Las Vegas Sun covering celeb events on the strip.
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Weld was the head of the Justice Department's criminal justice division during the final years of Ronald Reagan's tenure and said throughout the interview that his criticism of Comey's conduct was a professional critique, not political.
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The injury rate at the Fremont factory, which it had taken over from General Motors Co and Toyota Motor Corp, is half what it was in its final years under the previous owners, the spokesman added.
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After all, feature phones have long been a cornerstone of the company's business model, even in those final years as it flirted with Windows Phone, before allowing that division to be swallowed up by Microsoft entirely.
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I have nothing to offer but my sincere plea that a man who means so much personally to so many people should be released, to spend his final years in the arms of his loved ones.
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The scandal around French arms sales to Taiwan in the early 1990s was one of a series of cases that underpinned accusations of widespread corruption during the final years of the late French President Francois Mitterrand.
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Her appointment was seen as a surprise for the open-air theater, which is housed in a re-creation of the 16th-century theater where Shakespeare's works were performed in the final years of his life.
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A former Soviet apparatchik, Mr. Mirziyoyev served for 13 years as prime minister to the mercurial and heavy-handed Mr. Karimov, who in his final years had taken to imprisoning even members of his own family.
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NICO, 1988 Even the aspect ratio — the squarish frame of Andy Warhol's Edie Sedgwick films — signals that "Nico, 1988" won't be a conventional portrait of the final years of the Velvet Underground singer and Warhol superstar.
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Premiums rose sharply in the final years of the Obama administration, as Trump officials like to point out, largely because of losses insurers suffered as they tried to gauge the health needs of their new customers.
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The Mets are out of contention this season, and even with Wednesday's trade of Jay Bruce to the Cleveland Indians, they still have a roster with a notable number of older players in their final years.
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Adjusting to that reality defined both the final years of Janet Yellen's time as Fed chair, and Powell's tenure so far - evident in his frequent comments on how low unemployment is drawing marginalized workers into jobs.
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Once a commercial recording studio, with a soundstage also available for hire, Paisley Park became Prince's residence during his final years, and throughout its history he hosted hundreds of private concerts and dance parties for fans.
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But as a former Army cavalry troop commander who served in West Germany in the final years of the Cold War, he said he was not surprised to learn that the Russians were behind the cyberattack.
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The proceedings amounted to a wrenching defeat for Mr. Manafort, 69, who came to his sentencing in a wheelchair because of gout and pleading for probation so he could spend his final years with his wife.
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David Bowie: The Last Five Years, which premieres on British television Saturday, covers the final years of Bowie's life — including his 2003-4 A Reality Tour, and the making of his 25th (and final) studio album Blackstar.
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When We.The Revolution opens, you are an important but politically insignificant Parisian judge serving on what will become the Revolutionary Tribunal that sent thousands of people to their execution in the final years of the 18th century.
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She says Key made way more than her in the final years of their marriage -- including a $1.2 mil Toyota endorsement deal -- but she's fallen on financial hardship since the split ... due to giving up her career.
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Getting that many students to enroll will require a radical rethink of what goes on in high schools—essentially incorporating apprenticeships during the final years of high school or placing students directly into paying apprenticeships on graduation.
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" Writing a memoir about her parents' final years was an idea that "crept up" on Chast, she said, "as my relationship with them became more and more a part of my present, rather than of my past.
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"I thought I was going to die," Lee said of the abuse and torture she endured in a brothel at an airfield in Taiwan used by Japanese kamikaze pilots in the final years of World War Two.
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The Nazis forced them out of their homes once before, marching them to the Budapest ghetto, ripping their families apart and sowing seeds of fear and mistrust that have resurfaced as the women enter their final years.
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But during his final years in charge, Leblanc's preoccupation was instead "gigantism," a concern that the Tour would grow to an unwieldy size and that its expanding popularity would eclipse pretty much everything else on cycling's calendar.
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Asked about his plans for the final years of his career, James said he didn't have any at the moment, and compared himself to Tom Brady, saying both would likely play as long as they possibly could.
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He was found guilty in a Vatican investigation in 2011 and ordered to live a life of "prayer and penitence", but was not defrocked at the time, the final years of the reign of former Pope Benedict.
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First, she quoted Sir Nicholas Winton, who orchestrated the rescue of hundreds of children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia in an effort known as Kindertransport, and was a constituent of hers in the final years of his life.
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From Wikipedia I learned that "Gilgi" was the first novel by a writer named Irmgard Keun (1905-82), who had been the It Girl of the German literary scene in the final years of the Weimar Republic.
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The Patriots offer might be enough to keep him in New England through the final years of his career, but if Brady is looking for a new adventure in 2020, he won&apost be short on offers.
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It's a remarkable slice of history that seems made for a political thriller: While hatching his rescue plans, Quezon endured internecine conflicts, a relapse of tuberculosis and the final years of American colonial rule in his country.
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Remembered for being angular, modern and sharp, during her final years at City Ballet she transformed into a dancer of such angelic authority that just watching her stand still on the stage could give you the chills.
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He has also been digitally replicating paintings from the Impressionist period by "capturing data" in the area where Van Gogh spent his final years, as well as in France's Loire Valley, a region synonymous with Claude Monet.
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Other Canadians express less pity, and more anger, over Black Dog's final years, alleging that right up until the end, they were signing contracts and taking money from our nation's art institutions to fund old printers' bills.
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Both Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan were viewed favorably by just under half of adults in the spring or summer of their final years in office, while George W. Bush's favorability rating stood at 38% in summer 13.
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The May 29 Lifetime biopic is based on the bestselling book about Jackson's final years by two of his bodyguards and his fierce devotion to his three kids – who, according to sources, remain equally devoted to his memory.
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" In his final years, Krakowski says there were special moments where she would catch a glimpse of the dad she knew before he was diagnosed, calling them "beautiful glimmers" to behold — and "something that you hold on to.
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And in his final years, Mr. al-Baghdadi stuck to such strict safety measures that he was believed to have been surrounded by a small circle of direct contacts, including wives and children and a few trusted associates.
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Having already spent part of his childhood living in a Beirut bomb shelter during the final years of the Lebanese Civil War, Boukaram, now 38, expected the explosion, which also killed 21 others, to spark a second conflict.
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Leonardo seems to have found peace in his final years, closely attended by the young King—who lived in a château just a few hundred yards away—organizing court celebrations and pondering geometric puzzles to his heart's content.
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In November, it circles back to Mr. Bernd in "Variations on Themes From 'Lost and Found': Scenes From a Life and Other Works by John Bernd," a choreographic collage of pieces that he produced in his final years.
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Trump noted that defeating ISIS and its "spread of hateful ideology" was a major campaign pledge, while arguing that efforts in the first nine months of his presidency outpaced those in the final years of the Obama administration.
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Both documentaries benefit from extensive interview footage; in the case of Everybody Knows, much of it filmed during the final years of Murray's life, while The 100 Years Show was shot as Herrera prepared for her Whitney exhibition.
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His first, "Tycho" (1986), is about Tycho Brahe, the 16th-century Danish astronomer who, despite his notable discoveries, spent his final years in exile and lived to see some of his theories upended by his assistant, Johannes Kepler.
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During her final years, as degenerative arthritis took a sledgehammer to her knees, the two of us would watch melodramatic Indian soap operas while eating achaar, South Asian pickles that her doctor warned were terrible for her health.
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In the final years of his life, Kevin was a lead plaintiff in a concussion-related lawsuit against the league, and he pushed for former players to approve a settlement that could give them much-needed financial help.
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Researchers at the library, working with the London optometrist Simon Barnard, recently examined three pairs of glasses believed to have belonged to Austen, and said that they show evidence that her vision severely deteriorated in her final years.
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Trump told reporters on Saturday that he intended to withdraw the country from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), signed by the Soviet Union and United States in 1987 during the final years of the Cold War.
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Various effigies depict the maestro as a cantankerous old man confined to his wheelchair in his final years or as a dictatorial, short-tempered perfectionist on the podium at the height of his career during the Nazi years.
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In an undated letter that appears to have been written in the 2009-2010 period, he compared the American combat position to that of the Soviet Union in the final years of its occupation of Afghanistan in the 1980s.
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"Our documentary is an intimate and personal look at the life of JFK Jr. through new interviews with close friends, and extremely rare footage of his life, and life with Carolyn in those final years and days," says Lichstein.
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In his final years in office Mr Saakashvili was seen as increasingly authoritarian, and in parliamentary elections in 2012 his party was beaten by Georgian Dream, a movement led by the country's richest man, Bidzina Ivanishvili, an idiosyncratic billionaire.
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Rather than fading into the night, President Dwight Eisenhower had gone after the Democratic Congress in his final years in office, pushing them to balance the budget and calling for steep cuts in all kinds of spending, including defense.
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His latest historical mystery, "Farewell, My Beautiful Motherland," is told through the eyes of a revolutionary a century ago in the final years of Ottoman rule, when the Young Turk movement sought, in vain, to reform a crumbling caliphate.
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Christopher Bram's novel, which became the Academy Award-winning film Gods and Monsters, tells the story of James Whale, the director of the 1931 Frankenstein, his final years haunted by his memory of the trenches and of his monsters.
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So it's interesting to note that Brown, Trump's target here, has used the final years of his time in office to become an evangelist for states like California to step in and act on climate change and environmental regulation.
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Subsequently, he struck up a close relationship with the Western-brokered unity government led by President Ashraf Ghani and enjoyed the kind of access that previous American commanders had lacked during the tense final years of Hamid Karzai's presidency.
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Its work has shown that although Clinton won fewer than one-sixth of America's counties, her counties accounted for about two-thirds of the gross domestic product and the job growth during the final years of Barack Obama's presidency.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday excoriated John Kerry, who was the top American diplomat in the final years of the Obama administration, for meeting with Iranian officials in what he described as "unseemly and unprecedented" discussions.
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A similar coalition of lawmakers and outside groups made a higher-profile and more expansive attempt to overhaul the criminal justice system during the final years of the Obama administration, and had support from Mr. Ryan and other Republicans.
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Nevertheless, there was concern that Cabrera's trade request, coupled with the fact the Mets have many players in the final years of contracts, could create a team full of distracted players wondering if they might soon be dealt elsewhere.
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One of the last remaining federal judges appointed by then-President Jimmy Carter, nearly four decades ago, Reinhardt emerged as a staunch critic of the Trump administration's deportation policies and travel ban in the final years of his life.
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Helicopters dropped water about every two minutes and firefighters coped with thick acrid smoke as they fought to save the site that honors the Republican president who led the United States during the final years of the Cold War.
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His book, "Killing the Rising Sun," about the final years of World War II, holds the No. 3 spot on the New York Times's hardcover list, while his 2013 book, "Killing Jesus," is No. 4 on the paperback list.
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McCain's resistance to that conviction became especially relevant in his final years as Trump seized control of the GOP precisely by consolidating support from the voters most unsettled by the demographic, cultural and economic changes relentlessly reconfiguring American life.
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Mattis was at odds with the Obama administration over its policy toward Iran in his final years as head of Central Command, with the Marine general taking a harder line about pursuing action against Iran than the White House.
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Michael H. Goldberg, the general counsel of the upstart American Basketball Association during its final years in the 1003s and the head of the N.B.A. coaches' union for nearly four decades, died on Friday at his home in Manhattan.
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The Republican-led House voted repeatedly to repeal the law during Obama's final years in office, and in 22018 Trump and Republican leaders passed repeal through the House and came within one vote of rescinding the law in the Senate.
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Pearse began paper cutting during her final years of high school and has, since then, transitioned to using leaves as her primary medium, creating original works of art that not only have a permanency but that cannot be easily replicated.
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He was rendered paralyzed from the chest down by a motorcycle crash while working for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department in 1995, and spent the final years of his life hospitalized with a deadly infection of the bacterium MRSA.
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Amino (1911–1989) and Asawa (1926–2013) were briefly at Black Mountain College at the same time, in the final years of the directorship of Josef Albers, before he and Anni Albers departed in 16 and Charles Olson took over.
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Searching for Neverland will narrate the final years of Jackson's life through the perspective of two of his personal bodyguards, Bill Whitfield and Javon Beard, and will include his time as a father to sons Prince and Blanket, and daughter Paris.
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Her attitude about her early experience seems almost preposterously optimistic -- she described life on the run as a child as "wonderful," and in her final years she said that given the chance, she'd not change a thing about her youth.
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That is mostly because the capital benefits of the debt start to diminish in the final years before maturity, losing 93% of Tier 29 capital treatment per annum in the final five years of a bond's life under Basel III regulations.
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The Obama administration in 2012 approved rules to nearly double fuel-efficiency requirements to a fleetwide average of more than 50 miles per gallon but agreed to an evaluation by 2018 over whether the final years of the requirements were feasible.
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Moscow (CNN)President Vladimir Putin has hit back at new American sanctions by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic mission by 755, in Moscow's most aggressive move against Washington since the final years of the Cold War.
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I write "public solo performances" because Mr. Kikuchi did record performative solo-piano music at home, privately, in his final years — a lot of it, still unreleased — and also because what he did in front of audiences seemed very private.
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What this will also mean The expiring tax cuts, plus the shift to a less generous inflation measure, ensures that the analyses of the final years of the decade will look particularly bad for Republicans -- as in, significant tax increases.
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The idea is that when we're older, we face an existential reckoning: We can either make peace with our choices, dunderheaded as some might have been, or we can spend our final years in a hair shirt of our own regrets.
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At the time he joined, Microsoft was in the final years of CEO Steve Ballmer's reign, and the tech industry still thought of the tech titan as only caring about its home-built programming languages, like C# (pronounced "C-sharp") and .
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ROCKLAND, Me. — The artist Robert Indiana, who in his final years was the subject of a struggle over who represented him and controlled his work, left behind an estate worth an estimated $28 million, according to a court filing on Friday.
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Editorial In his final years, John James Audubon, the celebrated 19th-century painter of bird life, lived in rustic uptown Manhattan in a house by the Hudson where some of his final paintings were of urban rats that caught his eye.
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Performing with a trio, Mr. Coltrane welcomed a special guest, Tomoki Sanders, a fellow tenor saxophonist and the son of Pharoah Sanders, who performed with John Coltrane in his final years and carried the spiritual-jazz mantle after Coltrane's 1967 death.
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A former engineering manager who worked at NUMMI during its final years and at Tesla until 2017 said while working at Tesla was harder, it was more fulfilling, as the electric-car maker allowed for more creativity than NUMMI did.
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One can readily find them in the published works of official Army historians like Dr. Jeffrey J. Clarke, whose book "Advice and Support: The Final Years, 1965-1973" highlights the irrevocable problems that frustrated American policy and strategy in South Vietnam.
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When they detail the physical decline of his messy final years, caused by a degenerative illness misdiagnosed as Parkinson's disease, it is painful to read — in part because he was by then firmly trapped with Carlotta inside their mutually destructive relationship.
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The only child of a New York City firefighter turned lawyer, she lived her final years cloistered in what had been her family's summer home in the Rockaways, with only a few houses standing between her and the Atlantic Ocean.
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That sort of presidential encouragement was sorely lacking under President Obama, who praised groups such as Black Lives Matter and even turned a blind eye to the spate of police killings that took place during the final years of his administration.
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His appointment to the ambassador post in Washington is something of a career capstone — the position is considered the most prestigious ambassadorship in the U.K. foreign service and often goes to senior diplomats in the final years of their career.
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They'd join the 11 million current unauthorized immigrants, many of whom were under little risk of deportation in the final years of the Obama administration and now have to deal with the fear of ICE apprehension on a daily basis.
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