When Eastman, who once said that he strove to be "black to the fullest, a musician to the fullest, a homosexual to the fullest," died in Buffalo at 49, he had fallen on hard times.
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Keep living life to the fullest, Jayne — it's working.
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Bill enjoyed every bit of his life to the fullest.
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This one sounded like the fullest rock record you've made.Yes.
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No one lived life to its fullest like Fred did.
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Tracee Ellis Ross is living her life to the fullest.
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"One day it will just be Fullest House," joked Saget.
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To live my life to the fullest while I can.
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Let's celebrate a man who lived it to the fullest.
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He was a man who lived life to the fullest.
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"Jake has always lived life to the fullest," she says.
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Whatever happens, Jupiter will help you achieve your fullest potential.
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And, like Hurston, Lawson's fullest subject is the diaspora itself.
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"Jake has always lived life to the fullest," she says.
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Meanwhile, the twins decide to live life to the fullest.
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It allows me to live my life to the fullest.
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"You still conceive of them to the fullest," he adds.
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The moon will be at its fullest at 6:57 p.m.
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But each of them carried their respective coasts to the fullest.
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Only by being true to ourselves can reach our fullest potential.
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The House of Commons is the "fullest fountain of advancing civilisation".
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It's important to live your life to the fullest every day.
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Time to finally use those vacation days to their fullest potential.
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He's smart, he's intelligent, and he lives life to the fullest.
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In the fullest exchange on the issue so far today, Sen.
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Create a big workstation so you can entertain to the fullest.
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She would want us to keep living life to the fullest.
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They should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Many people do not use this opportunity to its fullest extent.
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We will pursue justice to the fullest extent of the law.
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Since then, Knight has tried to live life to the fullest.
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Both were fearless explorers who pursued life's pleasures to the fullest.
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It's important to live your life to the fullest every day.
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Those players were changing teams and used leverage to the fullest.
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At least initially, Kentucky implemented ObamaCare to the fullest extent possible.
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This condition hasn't kept Santonastasso from living life to the fullest.
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All of us need the First Amendment — to its fullest extent.
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" Banks responded, "Mizz @ritaora, you exemplify Business Boss Brand to the fullest!
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The moon is set to reach its fullest around 8:52 a.m.
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These barriers can stop you from reaching the fullest expression of self.
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An album that inspired us to live our life to the fullest.
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This was my life now and I lived it to the fullest.
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And my granddad Albert loved life and lived it to the fullest.
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You live life to the fullest, making every experience so much fun.
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I want to experience my music to its fullest, warts and all.
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Today, Kaspersky came out with its fullest explanation yet of what happened.
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Debbie lived her life like all of us should, to the fullest.
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Distance from fullest point of lower lip to top of belly button.
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I have to use it and use it to its fullest extent.
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But that's a good reason to live life to its fullest, right?
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This pass category allows you to explore one country to its fullest.
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That's my reason for living my life to the fullest every day.
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But livestreaming, used to its fullest extent, is a two-way street.
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EST; the moon will be at its fullest at 7:33 p.m.
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Since her escape, Knight has tried to live life to the fullest.
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Right now my ideas find their fullest form in performance and video.
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In that way, it's a show about being your fullest, truest self.
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The leader coach needs to develop that potential to the fullest extent.
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To be fair, we all fail to experience life to the fullest.
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At that point, he is ready to live life to the fullest.
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"We do want to enjoy this moment to the fullest," she said.
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The United States should leverage that interest to the fullest extent possible.
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It means being your bravest and fullest self, no matter who's watching.
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It's possible that Lancaster's versatility came into fullest focus as he aged.
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Among the exhibited works, "The Substitute" gives fullest expression to these doubts.
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But it hasn't stopped her from living her life to the fullest.
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He's facing the subpoenas and will honor them to fullest extent possible.
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But turning pro let him indulge his performer's personality to the fullest.
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This one gives the fullest look we've seen yet at what's ahead.
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Our little girl loved life and lived it to its fullest everyday.
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But despite its ubiquity, the app isn't always used to its fullest potential.
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Others are fine, and need volumizing agents to become their fullest, bounciest selves.
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"I'm going to live the fullest every day," she added in a confessional.
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Start planning now so you can live your gap year to the fullest.
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These find perhaps their fullest realization in illuminated manuscripts, most notably the Qur'an.
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She was funny and tough and loved life, living it to the fullest.
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And on Blond(e), we see that vulnerable tendency in its fullest scope.
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He lived life to the fullest with his true love, his wife Heavenly.
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He lived life to the fullest and taught us to do the same.
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"Life is tremendous and we should live it to its fullest," she said.
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Ahead, a complete guide to using the new photo effects to their fullest.
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He was inspirational to so many and lived his life to the fullest.
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Attending fans are encouraged to dress up and geek out to their fullest.
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And Ted's going to make sure that he uses it to its fullest.
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Our little girl loved life and lived it to it's fullest every day.
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Coats has promised that he will support the committee's investigation to the fullest.
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Any country with a Magnitsky law should enforce it to the fullest extent.
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Taking on challenges is an important part of living life to the fullest.
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We just need policies that allow us to compete at our fullest potential.
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I want to reach my fullest potential and whatever happens with that, happens.
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"The country deserves the fullest scrutiny as to what has happened," he said.
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He is an orderly man and maintains his truck to his fullest expression.
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He was living life to the fullest, only two minutes away from death.
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"Friday is the fullest day of economic data this week," he pointed out.
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Sure — and they should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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"Those who violate that trust deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent."
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The trailer released Tuesday gives the fullest look yet at the upcoming series.
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And here to fulfill that duty to its very fullest potential is Parachute.
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Restoring American democracy to its fullest form will require building broad new coalitions.
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It is to identify your unique advantages and exploit them to the fullest.
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But I'm not sure Texas Democrats are exploiting this opportunity to the fullest.
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We intend to vigorously defend Oculus and its investors to the fullest extent.
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It is clear that Angela set out to live her life to the fullest.
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From Kentucky to Cincinnati, Denny shows us our favorite foods in their fullest forms.
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Every single American will have the opportunity to realise his or her fullest potential.
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And by fullest, we mean she's been leading the sparkliest, most colorful existence possible.
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And now I support furries and I support what they're doing to the fullest.
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Helping patients die well is as important as helping them live to the fullest.
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Morehouse is "determined to pursue the investigation to the fullest extent possible," he said.
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"Leave them alone, and let them get to the fullest possible place," says Scott.
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Allen Lane; £35 Of the many biographies of Winston Churchill, this is the fullest.
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With the same mindset about time, live your life to the fullest, right now!
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"We have fullest confidence in our armed forces who will react appropriately," he added.
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She lived life to the fullest and never let her struggles bring her down.
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They want to know what their heroes can do when challenged to their fullest.
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And I wasn't feeling like I was living my life in the fullest way.
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I could participate in the race and use what I have to the fullest.
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They also were not getting the necessary services to develop to their fullest potential.
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Let's go back to before the fullest expression of the power of that brand.
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But at least Bolden can feel confident she is living life to the fullest.
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And to keep on dreaming, as we live our own lives to the fullest.
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It was hard to live life to the fullest when I was shitting constantly.
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Trump intends to pursue his rights to the fullest extent permitted by the law.
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"The Prince Teddy Album" was Bennett's fullest musical statement that ever saw commercial release.
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"We are really living the March Madness thing out to the fullest," he said.
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They represent the fullest and most detailed look to date at the president's taxes.
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Her killer should be prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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I've learned from these trying times and I've felt the repercussions to the fullest.
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It is like a birthright, which we must exercise to the fullest without fear.
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"But we're really taking in this moment, too — and living it to the fullest!"
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People were feeling guilty, and I didn't see anyone utilizing it to the fullest.
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And it is the impetus, I'd argue, for living our lives to the fullest.
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And we must all come together to denounced this hatred to the fullest extent.
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I water them with love daily and empower them to grow to their fullest potential.
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Antonio Banderas is living life to the fullest after suffering a heart attack in January.
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We will prosecute the person to the fullest extent of the law, I promise you.
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This adorable pint-sized hockey goalie enjoyed his game break to the fullest and grooviest.
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She lived life to the fullest and made me the happiest man in the world.
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For Ross, it's simply about helping those with autism participate in life to the fullest.
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They should be held accountable, all of them, to the fullest extent of the law.
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" Saint continues, "He's extremely positive, he's all about life and living it to the fullest.
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"I always live my life to the very fullest," he said to a flabbergasted Baldwin.
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But until now, no mainstream beauty brands have really explored the technology to its fullest.
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Perpetrators of anti-Semitic acts will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Despite all of this, she's dedicated herself to living life to the fullest every day.
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But in many respects, it was writing that offered the fullest expression of Fisher's talents.
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"One day it will just be Fullest House," Bob Saget recently joked to PEOPLE Now.
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Malhotra is in every frame, and he exploits the author-backed role to the fullest.
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" Lohrey's high school yearbook picture came with the quote, "Live life the fullest you can.
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Ultimately, it's about giving back and loving as much as you can to your fullest.
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" Heaton added: "She was funny and tough and loved life, living it to the fullest.
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If b-ball is life, Dan Porter wants you to live yours to the fullest.
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Most people have it, but few know how to use it to its fullest extent.
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But it doesn't mean I can't live my life to its fullest with that defect.
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But this is the fullest account of the transcript that has so far been published.
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Rip up their networks and prosecute the architects to the fullest extent of the law.
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That they had lived their lives to the fullest all the way to the end.
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To encourage each other to be our fullest selves, even if that might scare us.
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So who's the best example of how to quarantine while living life to the fullest?
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One simple change can allow Planned Parenthood to pursue both priorities to their fullest extent.
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He was the kindest, happiest guy I knew and always lived life to the fullest.
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His fullest response to the crisis was a speech delivered on Tuesday in New York.
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You know, unless it gets rebooted again down the road into Fullest House or something.
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The agency should take advantage of this position to the fullest extent that it can.
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Pain is a part of life and I want to experience life at its fullest.
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And if it reaches its fullest potential, it will fundamentally change every aspect of our lives.
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You can watch it anywhere, but I suggest watching it in the biggest, fullest theater possible.
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By diligently tracking my net worth, I've been able to optimize my wealth to the fullest.
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If theres any indication that it was related we will investigate it to the fullest extent.
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"I'm dealing with the things that keep me from being the fullest person I can be."
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I just made a decision that I was going to live my life to the fullest.
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It was about building something good that would allow human beings to reach their fullest potential.
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On Wednesday, Bambridge's sister Georgie Bambridge said her sister wanted to live life to the fullest.
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"She was an actress, a ballerina and loved living her life to the fullest," Urich said.
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He helps me live life to my fullest and that's what I am doing right now.
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They have some comfort in knowing she lived her fullest life and died saving her grandson.
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" He said his sisters were healthy and adventurous, and loved to "experience life to the fullest.
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Hudgens also strives to live her life to the fullest, just like her dad would want.
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I want to live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be.
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When pushed to its fullest, the Blade 15 got pretty warm and the fans kicked up.
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I want young trans folks to know they deserve to participate in their fullest creative expression.
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He promises to give us the fullest account to date of Mr. McCartney's post-Beatles years.
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Whoever is responsible must be found and held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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In fact, the fullest expressions of law and order are impossible while these remain in existence.
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Also other investments are needed that let the U.S. armed forces operate to their fullest potential.
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The RKOI always know how to live life to its fullest, and summertime is no different.
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Will they follow the Republicans' lead by wielding their legislative power to the fullest possible extent?
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I really like this concept and in this video, it is taken advantage to the fullest!
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Mr. Trump could be the kind of president willing to use that authority to its fullest.
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Jazper Abellera is a yung Renaissance man based in LA and live-tweeting to the fullest.
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The notes give the fullest detail yet of the blow-by-blow when agents confronted Papadopoulos.
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"The case of Asia Bibi has the fullest attention of the Dutch government," the spokesperson added.
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But we believe they are crucial, if early, guides to understanding events in their fullest context.
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It's a distraction that you have to tune out in order to project your fullest you.
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We lived our 20s to the fullest—eating too much, drinking too much, spending too much.
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" The family continued, "He lived life to the fullest and taught us to do the same.
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It was the fullest acceptance of responsibility by an American commander since the March 173 airstrike.
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It's pop maximalism: the strings, the synthy drums, and their voices at their finest and fullest.
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Yet the figures provide the fullest picture available of the lobbying cash that flows into Washington.
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" I'll never forget his next words: "Your achievement is superb and you have my fullest admiration.
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The side that, despite some health concerns, is very happy and enjoys life to the fullest.
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I have full faith in her ability to lead our new Congress to its fullest potential.
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He knows how to work a room, and plays his every man vibe to the fullest.
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It's not okay that we have public schools that don't educate every child to their fullest potential.
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They are our miracles and we want to make sure they experience life to their fullest potential.
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He used it to its fullest so make life better and let people understand complicated intractable issues.
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Relish it to the fullest while acknowledging its depiction of romance as knowingly exaggerated for entertainment purposes.
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"We are going to leverage the services of the Azure cloud platform to its fullest," Bass said.
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It is a nightmare, and one that Meyers Leonard appears to be living to its fullest extent.
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Saenz and her family are determined to let the puppy lives those precious moments to the fullest.
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Earlier this week, the two were shooting on a yacht for The Fullest, an online culture magazine.
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He loves gadgets, he says, and wants to be able to use them to their fullest extent.
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If any wrongdoing is uncovered, we should swiftly hold violators accountable to the fullest extent possible. pic.twitter.
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"I see so many people in my age group not living life to the fullest," says Yearwood.
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"[He] never let his disability keep him from living life to the fullest," said Balthazar in 2011.
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Pashilk committed a horrific crime and we will seek prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.
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After everything that he went through he came out and still lived his life to the fullest.
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He has done so and will continue to cooperate to the fullest extent possible under the law.
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Live life to the fullest by making it a point to learn from and collaborate with artists.
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Microsoft Excel You know it, you love it — but are you aware of its fullest operating potential?
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I could grab tiny bits of anything and learn how to use the sampler to the fullest.
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"We will be representing the officer to the fullest extent that we can," Grammas told the newspaper.
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All who commit these illegal acts should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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These rules being punishable to the fullest extent of the law by the judiciary, and without sympathy.
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Before Obama speaks, Lenny Kravitz gets on the stage and rocks this funky joint to the fullest.
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And more often than not, Social Security disability won't cover your loss of income to the fullest.
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"This was a Renaissance man who very much lived his life to the fullest," Mr. Simmons said.
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There is one thing I'm confident about: I want to live, and experience life to its fullest.
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The new details about the president's steep financial losses provide the fullest picture yet of his taxes.
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What am I if I am not a human being in the fullest sense of the word?
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Create an extraterrestrial utopia where humanity is finally able to realize its fullest creative and spiritual potential?
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"At the moment, I feel like I am living my life at its fullest," Mr. Moro said.
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"It's like I lost all excuses for not pushing myself to reach my fullest potential," Grunewald said.
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We were called into a war that America itself wasn't interested in fighting to its fullest effort.
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Born with deformed front paws, Roosevelt has always worked his hardest to live life to the fullest.
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In doing so, it can ensure those responsible for these crimes are prosecuted to the fullest extent.
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It is there that you get the fullest sense of majesty and tragedy of this city transformed.
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You taught us how to enjoy every moment to the fullest and not live wondering what if!
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Early this month, Mr. Putin delivered his fullest acknowledgment yet of the scandal and Russia's antidoping failures.
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Despite specializing in small, often struggling small businesses, Mulder lived her Orange County lifestyle to the fullest.
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The most fulfilled, Heartman among them, have latched onto a goal and pursued it to the fullest.
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We are precluding them from realizing the fullest of their potentials at the detriments of the society.
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Happiness, of course, defined by the pursuit of excellence (arête) or living up to one's fullest potential.
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In a sense, it's the fullest fulfillment of this vision—the NFL, but without all the football.
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I was in love with this woman to the fullest and I was none of that to her.
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Such a fun teammate, made me smile everyday, cracking all the jokes and enjoying life to it's fullest!
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"I want to live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be," he wrote.
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Hiddleston also encouraged the press to take this from the late actress: life your life to the fullest.
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"Right now we are investigating this to the fullest and waiting for new information to develop," he says.
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The Commission takes consumer privacy seriously, and will enforce FTC orders to the fullest extent of the law.
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Here are our top picks for scalp saviors that will have your hair looking its fullest and shiniest.
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"Steve was someone who was larger than life and really did live life to the fullest," she says.
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"I'm going to keep my head high and always represent for my king to the fullest," she says.
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This is a threat to our democracy, and should be investigated to the fullest extent of the law.
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A recent survey by Queen Mary University of London painted the fullest picture to date of Tory members.
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And the fullest version of the Carolina Panthers is a sight to behold, a thing of natural awe.
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It's the fullest account from Boeing (BA) to date of the cost of grounding its best-selling jet.
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Doug Aitken is an artist known for stretching the terms "site-specific" and "land art" to their fullest.
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And people can order coffee online, and expand their coffee space into fullest of coffee space, of Starbucks.
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"What we've seen so far is Rich being Rich, living life to the fullest," Robin told WSB-TV.
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"With their children receiving topnotch care, working parents will be empowered to reach their fullest potential," Murray said.
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It was Islamophobia, to the fullest extent possible, and it was disappointing [that Democrats] were influenced by it.
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Still, Khalil remains resilient: "I live every day to the fullest and don't worry about tomorrow," she says.
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To me, it was one thing only—how do you express the soil to the fullest extent possible?
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It shows horrific abuse of police authority that should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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None of them were permitted by the state to pursue to the fullest a reasonable plan of life.
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And that's something that all of us can enjoy to the fullest, regardless of our incomes or budgets.
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Apple Card has a distinct advantage there, one that Apple I'm sure hopes to use to the fullest.
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In January, Trump instructed the DHS to apply expedited removal proceedings to the fullest extent of the law.
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Mr. Kaine's debut campaign swing will offer the fullest look yet at how he plans to promote Mrs.
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You cannot build a scaleable company in a vacuum and cannot achieve your fullest potential by working solo.
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It might be a fence, it might be underground sensors, we need to utilize technology to the fullest.
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The kid played the game fair and square, not bending the rules but following them to their fullest.
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Sometimes you need to feel your feelings to their fullest extent—this is the time to do it.
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In fact, very few people get to live the most exciting moments of sport events to their fullest.
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No matter how hard some days are you must live life to the fullest and never give up.
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He sees LP as his "work" identity and is determined to live his private life to its fullest.
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You were an amazing person inside & out that showed us all how to live life to the fullest.
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"We will fight to the fullest in the two remaining matches with the spirit of sportsmanship," she wrote.
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With our garden now in its second spring, the results of Zamir's labors are in their fullest flower.
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"It's like I lost all excuses for not pushing myself to reach my fullest potential," Grunewald told me.
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There are some wicked electronic bands out there who use Ableton live to the fullest of their potential.
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To think that they will not use this leverage to their fullest ability is to misunderstand their mindset.
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The August full moon, which reached it's fullest stage early Sunday morning, will again be visible Sunday night.
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Pay attention to your body and make adjustments so that you can enjoy the experience to the fullest.
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Apple is improving its apps because, to use iOS 213 to the fullest, you have to use them.
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But her account is the fullest and most harrowing to emerge of Mr. Bonds's final days and hours.
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My biggest problem with Apple's storage and music services is simply the cost of using them to their fullest.
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Claire Wineland and the Pragers are real examples of young people with cystic fibrosis who lived to the fullest.
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If you would put down your newspaper forthwith, and grant me your fullest attention for a situation most dire.
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"Casey Williamson was one of a kind who lived life to the fullest," the family said in a statement.
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Today, meet Kismet, an adorable shepherd mix who is lucky to be living life to the fullest right now.
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"I want to see him prosecuted to the fullest," Ambeau said, adding he is in touch with federal agencies.
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These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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Scott says Florida state attorneys should "prosecute individuals to the fullest extent of the law," including the death penalty.
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Think of all of the lessons you learned just by living life to the fullest these past seven years.
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" As for what life taught her at the time, Day said, "To live it to the fullest, you bet.
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Giving other kids the chance to fulfill life to the fullest and enjoy all that life has to offer.
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That means picking and choosing when to make crucial interactions occur, and exploring the branching situations to their fullest.
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Let your salads live mealtime to the fullest with the right topping ratios and a lot of dressing pizzaz!
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We want you to ignite this fire and continue to fuel it and maximize it to your absolute fullest.
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But it is what it is, and until it comes I'm gonna keep living my life to the fullest.
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She was always smiling, and she gives off this attitude of wanting to enjoy every moment to the fullest.
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Our development continues to push itself to the fullest and we look forward to revealing new content toward launch.
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They decided to embrace positivity and living life to the fullest... That's when athletics were introduced into my life.
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We and the public health community urge Congress to support the CDC's Immunization Program to the fullest extent possible.
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For Veazey, maintaining independence became a priority after his injury – to live life to its fullest no matter what.
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The story's really about Jonathan's father, a pioneer who lived life to the fullest—a really life-affirming story.
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The duo make for comedic gold, but somehow their chemistry couldn't lift this movie up to its fullest potential.
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Exposing felons infesting the halls and highest offices of our own government deserves every American's fullest, most critical attention.
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The Alabama dynasty represents a coach and a program realizing their potential to just about the fullest degree imaginable.
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Here I am three years later, enjoying the arrival of our second son and living life to the fullest.
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Accordingly, church fathers wanted the fullest possible roster of facts and opinions about any candidate to inform their deliberations.
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This can help create greater peace of mind so you can truly enjoy your golden years to their fullest.
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Through the book's second half, recounting developments since World War II, Treuer's counternarrative to Brown takes its fullest form.
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"They're sisters, not twins, and the left eyebrow is the fullest and comes out better," Ms. Oni-Orisan said.
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"I would love for those responsible to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Mr. Hill said.
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For branded drugs, the short answer is that patents give drug companies monopolies, which they exploit to the fullest.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan, per ABC News' Meridith McGraw: Cohen "should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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S. Customs and Border Protection across all aspects of the college/university to the fullest extent possible under the law.
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Since being diagnosed this past year, she hasn't wanted sympathy — only opportunities that let her live life to the fullest.
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Portwood says she's moved on completely from her relationship with Baier and has learned to embrace life to the fullest.
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Odd then, that it's a system more synonymous with dying before its time than it is living to the fullest.
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Now, the 19-year-old is doing all he can to make sure his friend enjoys life to the fullest.
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Surviving such an attack, you think you'd start living your life to the fullest, live intensely, give your life purpose.
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The cast of Top Chef is working together to help Fatima Ali "live to the fullest" as she battles cancer.
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There are no tongue burns, and no heat or steam to distract your mouth from enjoying flavors to the fullest.
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If you're prepared to withstand realistic financial obstacles, you're on your way to enjoying those golden years to the fullest.
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It's that we accidentally abandoned a worldview that showed how art can be used to cultivate the fullest inner life.
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You have to live your life to the fullest and you have to love as hard as you can love.
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"The torture of innocent animals is abhorrent and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law," Buchanan said.
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"I want to live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be," Affleck wrote on Facebook.
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"I do think she should be tried and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Folk told CNN Saturday.
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It includes eight courses covering a variety of skills that'll help you work smarter and live life to the fullest.
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Victim-shaming must be quelled, and the real evildoers called out and punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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Studio headphones are supposed to be exactly the opposite, and I find the R270x embody that spirit to the fullest.
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Houston was a SUC city to the fullest at the time, and other than that it was only Slim Thug.
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He's one of those guys, if he's going to do something, he's going to do it to the fullest extent.
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Her story inspired fans nationwide, having successfully battled cervical cancer and living her life to the fullest while fighting lupus.
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Her book gives perhaps the fullest account yet of her artistic formation, while also indicating that her time has passed.
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" Olivia's health is in continual decline, but her parents say they celebrate each new day with her "to the fullest.
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While the moon officially reached its fullest Sunday morning, it will continue to appear "super" until it sets once again.
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The bottom line is that, given economic entitlements and underlying social forces, we may be at the fullest employment possible.
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Attorney General Sessions intends to reinstate mandatory minimums and prosecute nonviolent drug crimes to the fullest extent of the law.
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For Wales, the best play is team play, and that concept is being carried out to the fullest by Bale.
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The Mad Ones, which devises and scripts its plays as a group, is an ensemble company in the fullest sense.
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The unfettered streaming — save for the delayed opening ceremony — suggests that NBC is finally using its rights to their fullest.
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However, whether a company was profitable, in the fullest sense of the word, depended on its capital and cost structures.
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People who get high want to live life to the fullest and reject prudish societal norms, so they're also DTF?
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But if that shift is to occur, it must occur with the court's legitimacy intact to the fullest extent possible.
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"The UK, as a longstanding and long term friend to Burma, will continue to offer its fullest support," he said.
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"We will prosecute them, him, her — whoever it may be — to the fullest extent of the law," Mr. Trump said.
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Peter persistently claims he was attempting to explore his other relationships to their fullest potential through his Fantasy Suites hookups.
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She has a sure sense of the theatrical space, using the stage's depth to its fullest, as a choreographer would.
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"There's no notion of adding and subtracting, or not exerting yourself to the absolute fullest on every pitch," Zaidi said.
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A bipartisan group of senators is pushing the Justice Department to use its release powers to the fullest extend possible.
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The United States will vigorously investigate and prosecute the people behind such attacks to the fullest extent of the law.
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She decided to make an effort to lose weight as she believed she wasn't living her life to the fullest.
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Smugglers and traffickers and those who lie or commit fraud will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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S. units can begin to phase down as the Vietnamese Army is modernized and develops its capacity to the fullest.
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Eddie Van Halen is not letting cancer kick his ass ... he's still living his rock star lifestyle to the fullest.
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Despite her diagnosis of schizophrenia, she has recently graduated from nursing school and continues to live life to the fullest.
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America already has too much infrastructure that we don't maintain adequately, or which we don't use to its fullest potential.
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"We call on you to emphatically and unequivocally support and protect these employees to your fullest abilities," the senators wrote.
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We're told Tejada and his wife are PISSED and want the suspect prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Kim's repression of his people, terrorist activities, and pursuit of WMD's [weapons of mass destruction] all warrant the fullest scrutiny.
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Whether it will in the Trump trial in the Senate remains an open question that should compel our fullest attention.
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We are best served when an investigation finds all relevant facts and illuminates the fullest possible view of the truth.
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Another measure would require judges to sentence undocumented immigrants to the fullest possible term in prison for whatever crime they committed.
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"He lived his life to the fullest and he touched many lives during his 18 years," his mother, Missy, tells PEOPLE.
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However, if you want to see it at its fullest, EarthSky advises going outside between midnight and sunrise on January 12.
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"With trained professionals we will investigate every incident and prosecute the perpetrator to the fullest extent of the law," Cuomo said.
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Leroy's life wasn't long, but thanks to a group of determined students, he was able to live it to the fullest.
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Your dog doesn’t even need to know how to swim to use the Float Coat to its fullest potential.
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If we get poor nutrition during critical stages of development during that time, we literally won't grow to our fullest potential.
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Since Robin the hamster's owners learned of their pet's tumor, they've made sure he's living his final days to the fullest.
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" She adds, "Life is amazing, you only get one, so take good care of it, and live it to the fullest.
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Lieutenant Zelikov's testimony on Thursday offered the fullest picture so far of the officer's state of mind just after the shooting.
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Prosecutors need to make human trafficking cases a priority and actually prosecute these guys to the fullest extent of the law.
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They want to help educate people about credit cards and ensure that their cards are being used to their fullest potential.
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To those who knew Anton Yelchin best, the Star Trek star was a playful "explorer" who lived life to its fullest.
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"They're trying to discourage people from coming during the peak days when attractions tend to be at their fullest," he said.
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Do I want to be more chiseled or do I want to enjoy my life and live it to the fullest?
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"This is why we use the clinical data, and we believe that these data should be used to their fullest extent."
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The party should be committed to making sure that women and girls participate in government and politics to their fullest potential.
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Taken to its fullest extent, it requires living much of your life offline, but otherwise it's not such a difficult thing.
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Transphobic is a particularly sharp, slap-in-the-face debut that asserts itself and its creator's existence to the fullest extent.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," she said.
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Since he is in almost every frame, Roshan is undoubtedly the focus of "Kaabil", and he utilises it to the fullest.
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"Our parents were the most generous and happy people, they lived life to the fullest," said Brooke Carver on the page.
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"Snickers is all in on celebrating Halloween to the fullest," Josh Olken, Snickers' brand director, wrote in a statement obtained byThrillist.
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Continued success for our families and communities is contingent on a commitment to ourselves of living up to our fullest potential.
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"It's amazing there are communities that are creating safe spaces for people to express themselves to the fullest extent," she said.
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And I pushed that to the fullest, like please I just don't want to hear "Fight Night" come out your room.
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"For some people who are nonmonogamous or polyamorous, they don't feel like they're their fullest selves in monogamous relationships," Kolawole said.
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"What I am trying to achieve is to be what I am to the fullest," he said in a 1976 interview.
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When an officer violates that oath, he or she will be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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I know myself personally, how high demands I have on myself and how I want things to the fullest right away.
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He added, "I'm happy to be back and trying to ski at my fullest potential and see where that puts me."
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The goal with everything that Amazon does is to satisfy customers and to give them the fullest range of possible options.
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"We will use our available instruments to the fullest extent possible, including emergency financing, policy advice, and technical assistance," they said.
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This fullest account of the episode can be found in Bittersweet Monthly in an article written by Anne Snyder, my wife.
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"I hope the person who leaked the Trey Adams video is found out and punished to the fullest extent," Brandt said.
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" Lisandro Guzman, the teenager's father, added that the gang members "deserved to be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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Evidence would have continued to come out, and the American people would get the fullest possible picture of the president's behavior.
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Conservatives' zeal to confirm him deprived Americans of their best opportunity to get the fullest possible account of what actually happened.
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She said there was a "fear" in her but the fear turned into a "determination" to live life to the fullest.
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"Live to the fullest and don't be just a lonely 'frog-raising youth,' " it said Thursday on its official Weibo account.
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In your Graduate Seminars, you will be encouraged, through individual practice and group critiques, to explore your potential to the fullest.
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I just wish I could be the girl you need in your life to make you be Prince Harry to the fullest.
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He truly lived every day to the fullest and though his life was cut way too short, he made every breath count.
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Pantene Curl Mousse, a cloud-like styling foam that defines, nourishes, and boosts our curls for our fullest — and healthiest — hair yet.
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"I respect Vlade Divac to the fullest...He wanted to see me play for a championship-contending team," Hill told VICE Sports.
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"There is only one word that I think can describe the Mississippi Delta to the fullest extent and that's love," she said.
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"We haven't had any complications in the last couple months so she is just living life to the fullest," Tate told Mashable.
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She probably would've made a great middle school principal; probably would've loved those kids and made them rise to their fullest potential.
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Live every day to the fullest," mused Gibson, before quipping: "I'd also tell myself, my younger self, to shut the f— up.
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" Couture is thanking his fans for the love and support -- and dropped these words of wisdom -- "Live your lives to the fullest.
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While I believe the book does present certain truths about these women's lives, I don't believe it necessarily presents the fullest truth.
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So live life to the fullest or take a cue from a cat and laze about to honor man's other best friend.
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In this case, Republicans seem to have no choice but to support gun rights in their fullest form; Democrats, to oppose them.
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Aside from changing your Twitter password, locking down your account to the fullest extent possible requires enabling the company's login verification feature.
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" She continues, "There's a mental process that you go through, but for me, I want to live my life to the fullest.
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When the free market system functions as designed, it can drive solutions to alleviate suffering and lift individuals to their fullest potential.
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That America became the fullest example of limited government enshrined in law is in large part a consequence of its Protestant settlement.
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The result, the university argued, was that although the entering class might be racially diverse, it wasn't diverse in the fullest sense.
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"I want to live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be, "Affleck said in his Facebook post.
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"Preparations are proceeding to the fullest extent for listing in 2018," Amin Nasser told the channel in an interview aired on Sunday.
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They weren't blessed by a series of escalating anomalies; they simply played half a football game as the fullest versions of themselves.
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After all the brave bird went through, Granite Heart's family is dedicated to giving the bird the happiest and fullest life possible.
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"I'm going to keep my head high and always represent for my king to the fullest," she told the Los Angeles Times.
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Obama had a major weak-point of specifying the JCPOA as his legacy, allowing Tehran to continuously utilize this to the fullest.
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We'll be there again on March 7th and look forward to seeing him prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. #TIMESUP.
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Another important tip, in terms of enjoying apple season to its fullest, is to keep your apples cold — no matter the variety.
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"My hope for her is that she just gets to live the fullest and more normal life as possible," Ms. Williams said.
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We are leveraging our advocacy to its fullest, but the issues they are focused on are highly complex and involve many players.
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But YOLO, as they say, and living life to the fullest means eating the occasional foot-long sub stuffed with chicken fingers.
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Canadian children age 12 and younger will no longer be able to play the fullest version of tackle football starting in 2022.
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I am embarrassed when my work is not exhibited to its fullest potential and when I have to compromise to show it.
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"My staff and I are committed to the continued prosecution of these offenders to the fullest extent under the law," he said.
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"I want to see it play out to its fullest, because Roger has a very good chance of exoneration," the president said.
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A Pennsylvania woman's obituary that she wrote herself has gone viral thanks to its inspiring reminder to live life to the fullest.
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Apart from the technical elements outlined by Jack today, this is about exploring the fullest and most participatory vision of our service.
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Her channel, Ayanna Alexis, encourages viewers to embrace who they are while living life to the fullest with a positive mind-set.
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At an energy conference in Bismarck, N.D., on May 26, 2016, Mr. Trump laid out his energy plan in its fullest form.
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I expect all of you to do your job to the fullest, and when you do that, I will have your back.
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If you're not enjoying a show to its fullest extent and you're not remembering it long-term ... that's a pretty bleak picture.
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Our mission will be to let this beautiful soul shine so he or she can fulfill its fullest potential and life's mission.
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This documentary tells the story of what has happened since, with Mr. Gleason preaching the message to live life to the fullest.
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General Dunford's comments were the fullest explanation so far from the Trump administration about the ambush and what led up to it.
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Our goal as a nation should be that those with autism who are equipped to work are employed to their fullest potential.
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In her notebooks, she refers to fullness instead of happiness ("It has been the fullest, the most pleasing of times," she wrote).
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Excelling at running, climbing, and skiing, the pair was always living life to the fullest and showing the world just how that's done.
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Few days in life are as important as your pre-school graduation, and 22-year-old Aubrey Toby celebrated hers to the fullest.
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Ultimately, I want to provide others with the tools and necessities they need to live life to the fullest and follow their dreams.
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The tennis champ and fashion designer finally took a one-day vacation from her busy life – and she used it to the fullest.
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"My story proves that given the right frame of mind, we can still reach our fullest potential as athletes despite disabilities," she said.
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The veteran's service dog allows him to face his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder each day and still live his life to the fullest.
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"All allegations of civil rights abuses or mistreatment in CBP detention are taken seriously and investigated to the fullest extent possible," CBP said.
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Kendall Jenner and Scott Disick enjoyed Cannes to the fullest on Sunday, hitting up Gotha nightclub to celebrate the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.
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" In a statement, Ridsdel's family said he "loved life and lived it to the fullest with his family and friends at the center.
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Google's slider-based image tweaks are quite effective, and the company's posted a handy guide for how to exploit them to their fullest.
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But he understood that in those debates, he had given his fullest and most eloquent answers about slavery and why it shouldn't expand.
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Now that the holiday is over and summer is fully in gear, it's time to live every warm weather second to the fullest.
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"Our job is to eliminate distractions, to help unleash athletes to their fullest potential," says Michelle Miller, an Olympics concept director at Nike.
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The page describes Valiente as a "smart and tenacious journalist" who lived life to the fullest and brought joy to the newsroom constantly.
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Its cameras and software (mobile and desktop apps) are mere tools to enable consumers to live life to the fullest, with no regrets.
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If you could give people a single piece of advice on how to experience a party to the fullest, what would it be?
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That gives me inspiration to step into my fullest purpose, and I know it does for so many others who look like me.
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"You taught us to live life to the fullest, and your life will continue to inspire us," the school wrote on its website.
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My grandmother's close friend and, I later learned, occasional lover was, in the fullest sense of the phrase, an international man of mystery.
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There must be something to her philosophy of reconnecting to your roots, living life to the fullest, and not taking yourself too seriously.
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Being a part of the Skate Kitchen crew, Camille starts to learn more about life and how to live it to the fullest.
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This theme found its fullest expression in her 2001 best seller, Bel Canto, whose glamorous characters were taken hostage at a birthday party.
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"For some people who are non-monogamous or polyamorous, they don't feel like they're their fullest selves in monogamous relationships," Kolawole told me.
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But he was born in the Soviet Union, where his family faced anti-Semitism and couldn't pursue their careers to the fullest potential.
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The child separations stem from the Justice Department's decision in April to prosecute illegal border crossers to the fullest extent of the law.
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Why it matters: The report is the fullest glimpse yet at Trump's distaste with Sessions, who was one of Trump's earliest congressional supporters.
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If your sweater-centric outfits don't extend past skinny jeans and boots, you're really not using that cozy topper to its fullest potential.
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The 383 million people who live there can view the eclipse at its fullest merely by walking outside and looking up, weather permitting.
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Life is hard enough as it is, we need to enjoy the moments in which we are free and safe to the fullest.
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He lived life to the fullest, whether that meant taking steroids to get his arm back or becoming a semi-professional cockfight organizer.
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"I feel like I am living my life at its fullest," said one devotee, which, well, I suppose is hard to argue with.
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Ms. Corless told an Irish radio station on Tuesday that she was surprised the government had opted for the fullest possible forensic investigation.
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We submitted testimony, attended the hearing and engaged in the available public process to the fullest extent for the previous list of products.
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It's a brooding allusion to Morrisroe's life, ended much too soon from AIDS-related complications, but lived to fullest on its own terms.
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So, too, is the effect of the flashbacks to the murders, which were given their fullest, most harrowing (and best) treatment thus far.
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"We want to live life to the fullest," said one rider, whose bike computer displayed 35 km/h, or 22 miles per hour.
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In some ways this is a very conservative message: Strong and supportive local communities are essential to helping people live their fullest lives.
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I wish to enjoy my life to the fullest by riding motorcycles up and down the coast and sea kayaking in open water.
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His remarks were the fullest public account to date of the origins of an F.B.I. investigation that continues to shadow the Trump administration.
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The longtime pleasures of Atlantic City — the gambling, the funnel cake and the amusements — never change and should be enjoyed to the fullest.
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We offer the fullest condemnation, and we extend our sympathy to the victims and their families, and our support to the UK government.
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Because if the truth about what Larry has done must be realized to its fullest depth if justice is to ever be served.
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"Be ready for the worst, and make the fullest preparations for that, while working toward a good outcome and striving for the best."
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Perhaps the fullest account of Tillerson's views on climate change can be found in this 2012 interview at the Council for Foreign Relations.
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We have zero tolerance for anti-Semitism in NY and we will hold the attacker accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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We'll seek to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law anyone who destroys federal property, endangers our frontline operators, or violates our sovereignty.
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Luke Combs is taking a page out of Luke Bryan's songbook and living life to the fullest by huntin', fishin' and lovin' every day.
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Since her diagnosis in 2004, she has made it her priority to live her life to the fullest — and with a lot of laughter.
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I am less focused on success and more on doing my best and pursuing my artistic vision to the fullest, wherever that takes me.
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And as you can see, he did that to the fullest," Lindsay said, admitting later that his shtick put her off "a little bit.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," she said in a statement.
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I want her to be happy and to live the fullest, most awesome life she can, and I want us to do it together.
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All of these outcomes revealed voters' discontent with their political masters, a mood that found its fullest expression in the election of Mr Trump.
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"This case demonstrates that in reality, those who commit debit card fraud will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Berman said.
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You'll need to make a Google account to get the fullest experience on many of the internet's most popular websites, including YouTube and Gmail.
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"If you're living every day with your fullest brow, the difference between that and when they are perfectly done isn't that huge," he says.
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The Cleveland Clinic has disavowed the post, but anti-vaxxers will undoubtedly exploit this incident to the fullest given the source of the article.
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And the beauty of Pride is that the month is designed to be open, inclusive, and a reminder to embrace yourself to the fullest.
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If you hang back, and reserve and criticize at first, you are preventing yourself from getting the fullest possible value from what you read.
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The goal is to stay in the moment, block out the noise, focus on your partner and live the dance to its fullest extent.
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Below the embed, we've quoted some highlights from their discussion, but for the fullest understanding of what mattered and why, listen to the audio.
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Mr. Bowie "was just living life to its fullest — fully engaged in the moment, fully engaged in his art," Mr. McCaslin added through tears.
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At the end, God gives humanity the advice to "live your life to the fullest, according to your happiness and the betterment of all".
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From here on out, every single move candidates make will be scrutinized to the fullest extent that the grinding internet news cycle will allow.
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"I'm going to keep my head high and always represent for my king to the fullest," she said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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In a world that increasingly appears to be owned by everyone else, we're giving each other, for free, our greatest asset: our fullest attention.
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The couple, who have also started a food and fitness blog, have also stuck to their original goal of living life to the fullest.
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The latter stars Moore as Jamie, a "good girl" who decides to live life to the fullest after she learns she has terminal cancer.
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" She continued: "We wanted to go on adventures and live life to the fullest, but we weren't in any physical shape to do so.
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I fully support President Trump and Attorney General Sessions in uniting our communities and prosecuting the criminals to the fullest extent of the law.
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The other potential issue is that, at an impedance of 300 Ohm, these headphones require a powerful amplifier to drive them to their fullest.
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We will not tolerate this repugnant lawlessness, and we will be vigilant in prosecuting hate crime offenders to the fullest extent of the law.
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The practice stems from a decision by the Justice Department in April to prosecute illegal border-crossers to the fullest extent of the law.
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"I feel like I have to bring myself to the fullest to the table," she said last week, a few days after the screening.
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"The American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators (AACCA) does not condone the coach's actions, and rejects them to the fullest extent," they said.
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Especially when dealing with Twitter, where Trump's willingness to paint WAY outside the lines of normal presidential behavior is usually in its fullest bloom.
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"When people see a close election and exert their rights to the fullest is what we have always considered within bounds," Mr. Ginsberg said.
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If you have these (or other) medical problems, you can choose to be proactive and start addressing them with your fullest effort, starting today.
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"We want to live life to the fullest," Ms. Renland said, as her bike computer displayed 35 km/h, or 22 miles per hour.
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" Hogan Gidley, the White House deputy press secretary, said it was in the country's best interest "to unleash our energy potential to its fullest.
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You're experiencing a shift in how you approach your daily rituals in order to reach your highest goals and live to your fullest potential.
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Pakistan, which also claims Kashmir, has vowed what it calls the fullest possible response to the Indian decision to revoke the region's special status.
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This arrogance in Brussels has finally gotten under their skin after years of silently enduring it -- and populists exploit this resentment to the fullest.
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This is the year you swear you are going to eat less saturated fat, learn Latin, enjoy life to the fullest, blah blah blah.
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Textbook authors and publishers may not be selling necessary medicines, but the practice of exploiting market power to its fullest raises similar ethical questions.
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"It is heartbreaking for any teacher to see a student die, at such an age, before having lived his fullest life," Mr. Ramaiah said.
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The outlook is brighter for P.S.G. — widely regarded as the fullest, deepest squad in Europe — and Juventus, until last week still unbeaten this season.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," Sanders said in a statement.
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But if you just stay calm and evaluate your options to the fullest extent, you can find light at the end of the tunnel.
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Yet retirees do not have to be undisciplined in their approach to money or live irresponsibly to enjoy their retirement years to the fullest.
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When white supremacists and bigots murder, attack, or attempt to harm others, they should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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Toy company Medicom is releasing new Daft Punk figures that celebrate the duo's signature look to the fullest, complete with LED lights in the helmets.
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But, by not exploiting existing drugs to their fullest, we may be denying ourselves many useful treatments, even for conditions for which there are none.
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards were Sunday night, and stars embraced that red carpet's typical M.O. – having freewheeling fun with fashion – to the fullest extent.
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Day 20: Public speakingIn order to experience JNCO life to the fullest, I scheduled a number of events over the span of about two weeks.
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Planes run fullest during June, July and August, when airlines earn the most revenue per available seat mile, according to U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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"We must take the desire of the French for change to its fullest because it is this desire which brought us to power," he said.
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"It was the fullest realization of what a Met residency could look like," said Limor Tomer, the general manager of the Met's live performance program.
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In many ways it's the fullest realization of the democratization of high-quality imagery that the company has been working toward since the iPhone 4.
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If you're going to enjoy this season to the fullest, however, you should brush up on the main events of last season before you binge.
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Crystallized intelligence, on the other hand, depends on accessing memory and knowledge, and is at fullest strength for most around their mid-50s, he said.
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After her matchmaking patient gives her yet another pep talk about living life to the fullest, Meredith accept Link's (Chris Carmack) offer to get drinks.
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" He said in a statement released to People that the song is "about living and loving to the fullest, no matter what tomorrow may bring.
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Look, if you don't want to become best friends with the cast of Queer Eye, you're just not living your life to its fullest potential.
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We're meant to admire the experience-lovers for their indifference to stuff, which implies they've got their priorities straight: to live life to the fullest.
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" In another column, she said Assange should be tried to fullest extent of the law "as a warning to those who would follow his example.
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Tl;dr online tracking is an ever evolving arms race — and privacy-related research needs to reflect actual web browsing to get the fullest picture.
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However, part of our obligation is to ensure that policymakers are provided with the fullest possible picture of any matters that might affect national security.
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You are the original hot mess, Sagittarius, and today will bring you all the drama you need in order to live to your fullest potential.
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Even if you don't see romantic entanglements in your near future, there are still plenty of ways you can observe the day to its fullest.
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I'd love to say that I had an Eat Pray Love-style epiphany and immediately began eating normally and enjoying my life to the fullest.
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Do we need to make sure that criminals — whether here legally or not — are dealt with swiftly and to the fullest extent of the law?
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It's the defining record in terms of his alternative-dance endeavours because it's the fullest realisation of just how much digital textures empower his voice.
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"As a comic always working & on the road I have had to decide between motherhood & living my fullest life & I chose the latter," Silverman tweeted.
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The fullest account of Stone's actions in 2016 came in draft court filings and text messages Stone associate Jerome Corsi shared with CNN in November.
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Hugh Hefner lived life to the fullest — and gave others a chance to do the same, according to one-time Playboy cover girl Carmen Electra.
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"At Reach, we often ask how we can empower people to achieve at their fullest potential," Reach Capital Partner Wayee Chu said in a statement.
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The deposition also provided Mr. Wenner's fullest account of his decision to terminate Mr. Dana and the reporter who wrote the article, Sabrina Rubin Erdely.
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Among the top of the list are commitments to losing weight, reducing stress, enjoying life to its fullest, getting fit and healthy, and quitting smoking.
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Once you go all in with making the decision that you will own your identity to the fullest, everything will start shifting in your favor.
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It's been slow going, but Schiff and Engel say they want to have airtight legal grounds to investigate the Trump administration to the fullest extent.
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When Dock 72 is completed this year, if the aggressive timeline holds, it will represent the fullest expression of Mr. Neumann's expansive vision to date.
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But over the course of the season, it tracks Annie's dawning realization that she's been holding herself back from enjoying her life to the fullest.
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In any case, if parents have some authority -- MR wants them to flex it to the fullest extent so their children stop infecting everyone else.
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"If the ultimate objective is to save American lives, there is no alternative to utilizing the DPA immediately and to the fullest extent," they wrote.
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Similarly, after the loss of loved ones, we&aposll often hear people suggest hugging those we love tightly, or living every day to the fullest.
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"I want to see it play out to its fullest because Roger has a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion," the president said.
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Steve Adcock retired from full-time work at 35 and spends his time writing about escaping the 9-5 and enjoying life to the fullest.
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All over tinseltown, celeb halls are decked to the fullest with over-the-top holiday décor, and thanks to social media, it's ours to enjoy, too.
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"I am going to make the most of Frank's generous gift and live life to the fullest," Nall said in a news release from Houston Methodist.
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While we've spent the past couple of months plotting our escape from the inevitable winter beauty rut, Bella Thorne has been living life to the fullest.
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The disappearance of Khashoggi provided the Erdoğan administration with an opportunity to roll back some of his losses, and it has been seized to the fullest.
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We've been known to wear them absolutely everywhere, from the bus to the beach, and enjoy their impressive eight hours of battery life to the fullest.
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Without consulting her cabinet, let alone Parliament, she announced "red lines" for her negotiation with Brussels that put Britain on course for the fullest of separations.
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The latest report, published today, shows that only a single country, Turkey, has implemented to the fullest degree all of the measures recommended by the WHO.
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My advice would be to live each day to the fullest in terms of your relationships and the impact you want to have on this earth.
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"I hope that he and anyone else who had any involvement in these grotesque attacks is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," she said.
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In order to enjoy this CW series to the fullest — which I, for one, most certainly do — you have to accept a certain level of insanity.
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The lid sprang open, and he lifted it to its fullest extent so that it formed a screen between Frank and the contents of the case.
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You just spent a boatload of money on your phone so maybe start using it to its fullest capabilities instead of just for Instagram and Twitter.
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Despite her breezy sun sign, Kardashian's water moon likely fuels an intense desire to express her feelings and to feel those feelings to the fullest extent.
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He quit his job and founded the group "WITH ALS" to raise awareness of the disease and help other patients live their lives to the fullest.
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"As a comic always working & on the road I have had to decide between motherhood & living my fullest life & I chose the latter," the thread begins.
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The announcement represents the company's fullest accounting to date of the cost of grounding its best-selling jet, which hasn't been able to fly since March.
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"In the meantime, please just try and think of all the good and memories of those two boys living their lives to the fullest," they continued.
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That kind of privilege isn't easy to come by, but Hagerman was born lucky enough to have it, and he's exploiting it to its fullest extent.
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"We've always wanted jurisdiction over our people and our land to the fullest extent possible," said Jackson Brossy, executive director of the Navajo Nation's Washington office.
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Their plan to do so apparently involves trashing the reputation of Manafort's former right-hand man turned star witness, Rick Gates, to the fullest extent possible.
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That's why, as season three unspooled, we bore witness to Nora in her fullest form: a woman who just wanted her kids back, plain and simple.
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The best way I can put it is that just like the characters on camera, we're exploring people who are living their fullest and truest selves.
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As a Latin American, I have a very positive view of life, but it is an aspect that I have not yet exploded to the fullest.
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Britain in the eighties was experiencing the fullest—and most painful—extent of Margaret Thatcher's reforms, aimed at liberalizing and deregulating the country's postwar industrial economy.
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Hate is never welcome in NYC and we will punish those responsible — whether they threw punches or incited violence — to the fullest extent of the law.
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This surgery could help my Pax live his life to the fullest, relieve his depression and anxiety, and it could make him less susceptible to suicide.
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Seeking access instead of answers, some reporters have still not scrutinized Trump to the fullest extent, instead proclaiming him presidential when he speaks in complete sentences.
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"It is imperative that I.R.S. fully investigate these allegations and prosecute any violations to the fullest extent of the law," Mr. Wyden said in a statement.
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The rule change could generate $3.9 million to $21 million in additional duties collected each year, if taken to its fullest extent, the Commerce Department said.
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And what you're left with is two people who can't help but be their fullest, truest selves in a context that doesn't require all that fullness.
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" The statement added that authorities from the International Monetary Fund and World Bank also pledge "the use of their available instruments to the fullest extent possible.
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He believed firmly that the Second Coming of Christ was imminent, and seemed to feel that, time being short, life should be lived to the fullest.
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Readers will soon have their fullest access yet to these letters, written during the years that made Mr. Mandela an international symbol of courage and perseverance.
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"We love print and have always wanted to extend our message of living life to the fullest through this medium," said Jonathan in a press release.
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"This unprecedented threat to our diplomats must be thoroughly investigated and, if warranted, prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Engel said in a statement.
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We're still suing to ensure that the Fair Housing Act, a law enacted in the very wake of King's death, is enforced to its fullest extent.
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But more people want to experience Berlin to the fullest — just look at how long the lines are these days to try to get into Berghain.
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Asked if she had a message for him and other tech executives, she said they should expect her to use her new powers "to the fullest."
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"I feel like taking a more limited schedule allows you to really bring it and give it your fullest attention when you do play," he said.
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However, part of our obligation is to ensure that policy makers are provided with the fullest possible picture of any matters that might affect national security.
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Now her story — and the challenge it offers to the notion that Washington somehow transcended the seamy reality of slaveholding — is having its fullest airing yet.
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" Mr. Clapper suggested that intelligence officials had nonetheless shared it to give policy makers "the fullest possible picture of any matters that might affect national security.
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And she continues to look forward to the little joys of life, allowing herself to live life to the fullest as part of her healing journey.
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My doctor and I will never use the word "cure" and while I'm unsure I'll ever fully "move on," I've been living life to the fullest.
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Both musicians were trailblazers, fearless examples of what it means to live life to the fullest, even if it meant breaking tradition or ignoring others' expectations.
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His oldest son, former President George W. Bush, told Reuters in an interview that his father's top lesson had been to live life to the fullest.
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The fullest eclipse was visible from Europe, Russia, Africa, the Middle East, and much of Asia and Australia though clouds blocked out the moon in some places.
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And, of course, it would not have provided any sort of long-term stability that would help immigrants to reach their fullest potential in the United States.
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Every year, in the small Spanish town of la Font de la Figuera, people take the opportunity to the fullest and run around in their crimson skivvies.
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Cops are still looking for the driver of the car that hit Parsons and have vowed to prosecute that person to the fullest extent of the law.
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"My philosophy towards life is to enjoy it to the fullest, so I spend money as long as it makes me happy," the 30-year-old said.
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But, for my purposes, the increase in thickness was unwelcome, and it made the laptop harder to fit when trying to pack my bag to the fullest.
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"We will hold your institution liable to the fullest extent of the law including damages and criminality," Cohen wrote in a letter to Fordham University tmsnrt.rs/2BPK4Kz.
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Earlier this month, she sat down with 60 Minutes Australia where she opened up about how cancer has taught her to live every moment to the fullest.
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When a public safety employee acts outside the scope of their authority, it is imperative that they be held accountable to the fullest extent under the law.
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" The statement adds, "Results will first be shared with the youth's family, and information will be released to the public to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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"Our enforcement authority stands strong and it will be used to its fullest effect, as needed," said Mark Rosekind, Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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The division between white hats and black hats found its fullest flowering in two films that actually preceded Star Wars: 1975's Jaws and 1976's Rocky.
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If you really care about your brushes — and want them to last and perform to their fullest potential — then don't you want to keep them well-maintained?
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"'Love Me Now' is all about living and loving to the fullest, no matter what tomorrow may bring," Legend says in a statement about his new track.
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For instance, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos advises employees "disagree and commit " — in other words, disagree openly, but when a decision is made, back it to the fullest.
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Malaysia's challenge is to effectively target and prevent those trying to illegally traffic persons into Malaysia, and prosecute their traffickers to the fullest extent of our laws.
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Then I realized that I wasn't going to be able to tell the fullest stories possible if I was being completely in the closet about my experience.
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When she had this platform, she thought it was her job to make it easier for other young people to discover themselves and lead their fullest life.
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I've never been perfect and I never will be, but from here on out, I vow to try my best to live this life to the fullest.
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In light of Trump beginning his Tuesday by musing about North Korea, I humbly offer these simple suggestions for getting offline and living life to the fullest.
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If you don't understand how to take care of your brain and work around its tendencies, it will remain an obstacle between you and your fullest potential.
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"In the interest of pursing justice to its fullest lengths, we will continue until our work on the case is completed," she said in a statement Tuesday.
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In order to punish and prosecute these predators to the fullest extent of the law, we must bring our laws into the age of smartphones and SnapChat.
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We don't necessarily need an Einstein or Newton, but there seems to be an underlying barrier to exposing the effects of climate change in their fullest dimensions.
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"We will do everything in our power to make sure the perpetrators of these vile acts are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," he said.
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As a boy, Mr. Carrozzini said, he was one of only about three classmates with working mothers, and of those three, his mother had the fullest schedule.
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And if you're like me, you'll keep putting in the hard work until you find someone that will help you flourish and grow into your fullest potential.
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Sensible health care policy should encourage employers to offer the fullest range of plans to their associates, not punish them with an unfair tax for doing so.
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Bad Art 2 brandishes its self-deprecating title to the fullest, examining what it means to categorize art as product of intention, or maybe just child's play.
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The featherweight champ has a great sense of when to push his advantages to the fullest, and when to take a step back and look to counter.
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No attempt was made to suppress the applause which came from all sides, every one feeling that the occasion justified the fullest expression of approbation and joy.
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Trust the US CDC recommendations and be confident in the fact that every physician, nurse, EMS worker and healthcare administrator is giving Covid-19 their fullest attention.
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"Now, as critical deadlines are approaching, it is imperative that your Administration implement the law to its fullest extent to uphold and protect American interests," it said.
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Hammerton also wrote a book about traveling with Bandit called "Before Our Adventures," and visits schools to talk about mental health and living life to the fullest.
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But Hammerton now speaks at schools throughout the UK about mental health and living life to the fullest, and also runs a bushcraft company called Adventure Bandits.
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Empellón is the flashiest, fanciest and newest of Alex Stupak's three restaurants, and the one that provides the fullest expression of his dreamscape vision of Mexican food.
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Mr. Sondland implicated his president and many other top officials too, but still said he could not remember many specific moments, perhaps resisting the fullest possible account.
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"Ivan was a young man who enjoyed life to the fullest and with the vigorous tenacity of love," Timothy Howard, the organizer, wrote on the GoFundMe page.
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Users lucky enough to have an uncapped broadband connection should be able to use Stadia to its fullest when the $10 per month service drops next month.
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The tightly-packed bristles helps you build up shadows to their fullest pigmentation, so they read similarly on the eye to how they look in the pan.
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The contest is open to single women over the age of 20, who have "bright" personalities, want to enjoy life to the fullest, and want world peace.
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But, giving up other people's definition of success is incredibly liberating and ultimately leads to the fullest expression of who you are and what matters to you.
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"The time is clearly now to put this House on record for the fullest expression of that equality of opportunity which our Founding Fathers professed," said Chisholm.
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Why not allow outside witnesses -- as, again, happened in 1991 -- to offer the fullest possible picture of what actually happened in both the Ford and Ramirez instances?
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"We experience the fullest sense of well-being when we are unaware of our parts and conscious only of the whole itself," he writes in one essay.
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"The Government will leave no stone unturned to ensure that the promulgators of anti-Gibraltarian hate are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," it added.
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We demand that the FBI interview my client & him, and that anyone found to have submitted false info be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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He has identified a critical national security threat, publicized it and made it clear that he will pursue his investigation to the fullest extent of the law.
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To get the fullest brows, it's best to keep your hands off them for six to eight weeks (that's right, no tweezing), so they can fully grow in.
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This group looks to the future with feel-good-optimism, viewing the Earth as an inexhaustible tool box, which should be expanded, and used to its fullest potential.
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Used to its fullest effect, HDR can trigger my squint reflex for a moment, before my brain catches up and realizes nothing is being exposed to direct sunlight.
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So what will food be in the future and how can we use our bodies to the fullest potential when the mechanics of our body aren't needed anymore?
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"It has nothing to do with changing my body, but tapping into my fullest potential in the way that I want, not how others want it for me."
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It's not like Ronnie avoided that misstep when he supposedly wasn't trying to enjoy Miami to the fullest — why would he when he's completely off the metaphorical leash?
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Blackened Cities is the fullest expression of the trick yet, a single 24-minute track with two identifiable hooks hidden among a lot of drones and wind noises.
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This brewing process allows for the fullest extraction of the flavors and potency of the grounds and, with practice, allows you to control the strength of your brew.
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" In the post, Anthony added, "Today we are deeply saddened by her sudden and unexpected passing but we rejoice knowing that she lived her life to the fullest.
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"Although we have not been provided any of the emails or voice recordings, we will ensure that the generalized allegations are investigated to the fullest extent," he added.
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The MOF and the CSRC "will provide the fullest assistance in response to SFC's requests for investigative assistance regarding the provision of audit working papers," the statement said.
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But once you have time to have a plan, to see what's going on and understand what's going on, then you just live every day to the fullest.
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The MOF and the CSRC "will provide the fullest assistance in response to SFCs requests for investigative assistance regarding the provision of audit working papers," the statement said.
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He is also interested in following the ramifications of an idea (or something seen in his mind's eye) to its fullest fruition, no matter how absurd the journey.
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"I think [healthy eating] is extremely important in order to keep your body functioning at its fullest potential," says Jennings, who follows a gluten- and dairy-free diet.
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" Trump asked the Justice Department to "launch a complete review of this matter, and if appropriate, the culprit should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Underneath are options for Apps, Sling TV Settings, and Device Settings, which allow you to use Android TV to its fullest and customize Sling TV to an extent.
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Politicians in this growing city pursue cycling as a mode of transportation to the fullest potential, prioritizing pedaling over driving, aiming to double bicycle commuting traffic by 2030.
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A spokeswoman for the Pyeongchang Games organisers said in a statement that "KT has exercised their marketing and promotion rights to the fullest through various efforts within Korea".
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Mr. Pham also gives the fullest description to date of Mr. Awlaki's oversight of Inspire, a collection of jihadist ideology and practical instructions for carrying out terrorist attacks.
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Sessions announced the "zero tolerance" policy in April as part of a move to prosecute adults who illegally cross the border to the fullest extent of the law.
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The comments from the lawyer, Thomas Kelly, provided the fullest accounting yet of Officer Jeronimo Yanez's version of the shooting Wednesday night, even as many details remain unclear.
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"They need this because taking the initiative is the essential yet hardest part of living our lives to the fullest, and that's what we give them," he adds.
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This autumn Monument Lab undertook its fullest realization yet with a new urgency, as the topic of monuments became a lightning rod for controversy and scrutiny post-Charlottesville.
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"Sagittarius is the traveler, they want to live life to the absolute fullest, and you can't really do that if you are settled in one place," Annabel says.
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Why it matters: Attorney General Jeff Sessions has said the Justice Department will "vigorously enforce" the federal prohibition of producing undetectable 3D-printed firearms "to the fullest extent."
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We asked Bethenny Frankel, Gary Vaynerchuk, and successful advisors in The Oracles what they ask themselves every day to make sure they are living life to its fullest.
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"We will use our available instruments to the fullest extent possible," the IMF managing director, Kristalina Georgieva, and World Bank President David Malpass said in a joint statement.
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Admissions offices must be able to use a wide range of criteria, beyond grades and scores, to create the best learning environments with the fullest range of views.
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" That's why she created her bucket list and set up a GoFundMe page, which has raised over $39,000 to date to help her "enjoy life to the fullest.
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It may fall on the shortest month of the year, but you can still celebrate Black History Month to the fullest by supporting the craft of Black filmmakers.
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Eastern time on July 22000, Amazon initiated its annual show of force: Prime Day, a 21989-hour exercise in the fullest possible expression of what Amazon can do.
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Canadian oil producers' coffers are the fullest they have been since 2014, when global oil prices peaked before crashing due to a slowing global economy and booming production.
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They believe, as do congressional Democrats, that you can't vote on whether to remove a president from office without getting the fullest possible account of his alleged offenses.
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This team recognizes that what sets America apart from the rest of the world is the drive to reach our fullest potential, coupled with a free-market economy.
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His political hero, Teddy Roosevelt, believed the good life should be lived "in the arena," and even now he seems to be living that creed to its fullest.
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"If you improperly disclose classified information, we will find you, we will investigate you and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law," Coats said.
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Update Heading into 2016, "living life to its fullest" was the most common New Year's resolution for Americans, according to a Google Consumer Survey by GO Banking Rates.
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The transcripts provide the fullest picture yet of the closed depositions, which have occurred over long days inside a stuffy room in the basement of the US Capitol.
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It has a vital message, affectingly rendered: Prejudice not only strangles individual dreams but stupidly bleeds a society of the talents it needs to reach its fullest potential.
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We need a growing population (read: comprehensive immigration reform and fewer barriers to enter the U.S.) and increasing productivity for the economy to reach its fullest employment potential.
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"These are cases in which the courts should want the fullest record, the most detailed and careful deliberation before allowing these aggressive moves by the government," she said.
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Where a pro-lifer sees a disabled person worthy of assistance in achieving his fullest potential and worth as a human being, Trump sees an object of mockery.
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But I certainly felt responsible in the very fullest sense as a human being by it, and everybody in my chain of command did and the president did.
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But, when the cost is more than 20 percent of the cost of the main rooms' cost of alterations, then changes must be made to fullest extent possible.
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If that's the goal, then it will only succeed in gutting criticism of its richest, fullest potential — something that benefits not just critics but movies and moviegoers too.
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The 37-year-old supermodel appeared at the Rock in Rio Music Festival in Brazil on Friday, giving a speech encouraging others to live their lives to the fullest.
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"State actors who target U.S. citizens and companies are no different than any other common criminal: they will be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
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"Riley truly lived life to the fullest, enjoying dragster racing, basketball, off-roading in his dad's Jeep, driving fast, and always looking for the next adventure," Powell's obituary stated.
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Daly's main argument was that Apple's data center, particularly at its fullest-possible size, would put too much strain on Ireland's power grid, including in the building of them.
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And then, just before he went in for breakfast, he reached for one of the fullest flowers, brought it up close and breathed deep of that old rose fragrance.
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It's a sign of a movie not just embracing its hand-drawn comic-book roots, but also striving to be the fullest, truest version of itself it can be.
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This course boasts lessons on how to use Sony Vegas Pro to its fullest potential by teaching you how to use video effects, transitions, and how to work efficiently.
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"These families deserve a state attorney who will aggressively prosecute Loyd to the fullest extent of the law and justice must be served," he said in a statement Tuesday.
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This home-beer tap uses sound waves to convert your beer's carbonation into foam bubbles which, according to beer science, unleash the fullest and freshest flavor of the beer.
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Flags will fly at half-mast and law enforcement officials have promised, of course, to sternly and vigorously prosecute this hate crime to the fullest extent of the law.
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But the pricing also inhibits new customers from experiencing Apple devices to their fullest potential because the owners are reluctant to pay for something they were told was free.
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"It is imperative to send a clear message that these disinformation tactics will not be tolerated and will be punished to the fullest extent of the law," he wrote.
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And it is our hope that someday soon all of your brothers and sisters of the North will be able to enjoy the fullest of life intended by God.
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By floating pardons in exchange for silence, Trump denied Americans the fullest possible answer to a question that's been haunting the nation since the Russia investigation began: What happened?
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The guidance also places the burden on the newly arrived immigrant to articulate their asylum claim to the fullest extent of the complex legal standard during their initial interview.
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If anyone assaults anyone else, they can expect to be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law to ensure the security of all law-abiding participants.
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Cohen's letter threatens "your institution" with liability "to the fullest extent of the law including damages and criminality" if it were to release records of Trump's two years there.
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Disappointment and regret are themes that resonate throughout the work of Ranch co-creator (with Jim Patterson) Don Reo, and this series could be his fullest expression of them.
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Everyone wants pyramid schemes prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, but nowhere in federal statute is it clear to consumers or anyone else what constitutes a scheme.
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So it seems more sensible for Trump skeptics on the right to balance different ends, to want Trump constrained and redirected and liberalism kept from the fullest possible power.
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The couple had never been there, but were eager "to enjoy the city living to its fullest," said Mr. Shanbog, who worked in the video-game industry in India.
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Private financial institutions must answer to their boards and shareholders who hold them accountable for following the law, yes, but also to maximizing profit to the fullest extent possible.
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" He wrote, "Man only plays when he is in the fullest sense of the word a human being, and he is only fully a human being when he plays.
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Shabby public-domain versions circulated on film and video for years until a 22012 rescue job by German preservationists restored the work to what seemed its fullest possible form.
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In his fullest explanation about the secrecy around his daughters, Mr. Putin suggested a desire in 2017 that his grandchildren "live like ordinary people," out of the public eye.
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By the end, you'll understand how to make use of social media to its fullest potential, develop content that converts, conduct market analysis, and launch campaigns to different platforms.
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At first, the McCrears only watched some of the early footage on the SD card, which shows "Rich being Rich, living life to the fullest," Robin told WSB-TV.
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The hearing, which lasted four and a half hours, provided the fullest look yet at how PG&E came to make the unusually broad move, and who was responsible.
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Various versions of the couple's letters have been published over the years, but "Dear Scott, Dearest Zelda" claims to contain the fullest collection of Zelda's side of the correspondence.
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" Mr. Clapper said the information had been provided to Mr. Trump and others to give policy makers "the fullest possible picture of any matters that might affect national security.
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Instead, we need to bring back the American Dream of a just society, where everyone has an opportunity to reach "the fullest stature of which they are innately capable."
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With "The Height of the Storm," which opened on Tuesday at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, his idée fixe about unfixed consciousness gets its fullest and least rewarding workout.
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Scientists on Thursday offered the fullest description yet of the composition and origin of Arrokoth based on data from NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which whizzed past it last year.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders offered the Trump administration's "fullest condemnation" on Monday, but she did not go as far as May in assigning blame to Russia.
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"I was very conflicted at first if I wanted to do this, but anyone who knows me knows that I like to live life to the fullest!" she wrote.
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" Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said the police chief's case shows his office "will prosecute any offender to the fullest extent of the law, no matter who they are.
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To realize the fullest benefits from immigration, Congress should increase the number of visas issued each year for permanent legal status, while reorienting the visas toward highly skilled workers.
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"I'm looking forward to continuing to grow in love together and to celebrate life to the fullest," Panhilason told PEOPLE ahead of her wedding of marrying her entrepreneur beau.
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Chief Justice Roberts's fullest judicial discussion of the power of precedent came in a concurring opinion in 2010 in the Citizens United decision, which overruled two campaign finance precedents.
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He should not spend the last two years of his term running for office, but instead serving the American people to his fullest without thought of glory or power.
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Behind the 360-degree grille that wraps around the BeoSound 2, you'll find the two midrange speakers, mounted back to back in order to provide the fullest and widest sound.
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First, the sometimes-decisive but always-alluring French-girl style is in fullest effect in its home city, and we're watching our Gallic counterparts with eagle eyes for styling tricks.
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Such material constraints naturally, and disappointingly, limit any interpretations of the individual women, but the curators exploited every available resource to the fullest extent, for which they should be commended.
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" Her friend Alisa Ekdahl Hvezda wrote on Facebook that Geissler had a "heart of gold" and "lived every single day of her life to the fullest and with no regrets.
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Traveling, meeting all kinds of new people, and still doing work that you love is really like living life to the fullest, whether you're facing an expiration date or not.
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Fox's latest live musical tackles the story about a group of young people struggling just to live their lives, while living every day to the fullest, in New York City.
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We care about our children, we care about our safety, we care about having some economic opportunity so that we can rise to our fullest potential, as can our kids.
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Many people involved in the startup ecosystem believe that we will always push tech to its fullest extent simply because we can, but not everyone agrees that's a desirable approach.
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She believes the individuals responsible for hacking her private photos as well as the websites that encourage this detestable conduct should be prosecuted to the fullest extent under the law.
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The Unicode Consortium evidently heeded Apple's proposal last year to better represent people with disabilities, and the new Unicode Emoji 12.0 additions announced today reflect that desire to the fullest.
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Just as her ceramic goddesses are born into the world lacking a full complement of limbs and features, one senses in Dalessandro's writings an unmet desire for her fullest expression.
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"We take reports that there is intellectual property infringement or inappropriate content in our Store seriously and we will review this recent report to its fullest," says a Microsoft spokesperson.
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"Sprint shares our view of revolutionizing the creative industry to allow artists to connect directly with their fans and reach their fullest, shared potential," said JAY Z in a statement.
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Following careful testing during this year's Beauty Innovator Awards, we found the skinny little wand that gave our R29 editors the longest, fullest, most naturally beautiful lashes of their lives.
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But Peterson felt like he was just doing his job by prosecuting Williamson, Fritz, Fontenot, and Ward, the four men the police brought forward as suspects, to the fullest extent.
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With death possibly imminent, Mara and her friends have to decide how to live life to the fullest — or if it's worth it to even do so given the circumstances.
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In many ways, Civil War is the fullest expression of Marvel's idea of essentially creating a giant TV show that we all tune in to every six months or so.
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"Shauna is a fun-loving, hard-working single mother from Las Vegas who aspires to live life to its absolute fullest," executive producer and head writer Bradley Bell tells PEOPLE.
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"She knows that it won't grow back and she has just embraced that and is still living life to the fullest and doing everything that she still loves," Daniella said.
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"In 4 months she went from full head of gorgeous hair to completely bald … In the end, our beautiful Rose still shines like a star and loves to the fullest."
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The work she has done with young people, especially girls and underserved youth, has helped me realize that I want to spend my life helping others reach their fullest potential.
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"The Weeknd inspires others to celebrate life to the fullest by pushing boundaries and defying cultural expectations through music," adds Yann Marois, who's the company's global vice president and CMO.
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" House continued: "We believe the individual responsible for forging the document should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law to prevent other malicious actors from doing the same.
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Against that background, Navi's cutesy "hey, listen!" is a warning to live life to the fullest because you never know when your time up up — "YOLO," delivered via computerized fairy.
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"We never considered even the possibility that they might be involved in this kind of a treason ... We supported them to the fullest as citizens of our country", he said.
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"The American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators (AACCA) does not condone the coach's actions, and rejects them to the fullest extent," Executive Director Jim Lord said in a statement.
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The Phillies should find bottle guy and prosecute him to the fullest extent they can, but it might also be time to recalibrate how we think about our sports heroes.
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I hope that my colleagues at the Department of Justice match the courage of my soldiers here and prosecute you and your newspaper to the fullest extent of the law.
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But at a time when Wright should be enjoying this to the fullest, he is far away, recovering from surgery in California to repair a herniated disk in his neck.
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She intends to vigorously fight this egregious decision to the fullest extent possible and still holds out hope that the US government will not ultimately fail her and her family.
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In the program, law enforcement informs potential offenders with criminal records that they know of their past actions and will prosecute them to the fullest extent if they re-offend.
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The Fed is aiming to raise interest rates slowly enough to allow the economy to expand to its fullest sustainable potential, but quickly enough to prevent inflation and financial instability.
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" He continued: "We believe the individual responsible for forging the document should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law to prevent other malicious actors from doing the same.
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"We believe the individual responsible for forging the document should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law to prevent other malicious actors from doing the same," he said.
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" Griffin later wrote that the regulations on whale-capture represented "the loss of one of my highest values, my freedom … the freedom to live and enjoy life to the fullest.
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Many don't realize that depression can lurk in the background, allowing you to go through the motions but still depriving you of the ability to live life to its fullest.
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I think what connects me to the audience is the understanding that, although my experience is unique, my struggle towards self-love and reaching my fullest potential is very common.
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Levins: The amphitheatre looked the fullest it had all weekend, but maybe that was just because it was the first time I'd seen it from the view of the stage.
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" James Owens, a spokesperson for NARAL Pro-Choice America, tells Broadly, "These allegations are deeply disturbing and, if true, should be dealt with to the fullest extent of the law.
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Their wedding drew nearly 600 people, which his wife, Yordanos, described as "intimate" since the number could have hit 1,000 if they had followed Eritrean invitation customs to their fullest.
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But more than anything else, his passing taught me that every day matters when it comes to building a world where every person can live their life to the fullest.
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"He was a very kind, compassionate, genuine person who lived life to the fullest, and he took great care of our patients," said Amy Garner, a spokeswoman for the hospital.
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So, let us draw upon this strength 365 days a year— not just during Black History Month—in order to fully harness the fullest potential of our national security workforce.
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Kelley exploited her edge to the fullest to win the first group date, which ended with her racing to the finish line of an obstacle course riding on a tricycle.
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We will ensure that E-Verify is used to the fullest extent possible under existing law, and will work with Congress to strengthen and expand its use across the country.
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" Colwin also noted that her sister suffered from domestic abuse and saying she was aware that "predators exist and deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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"I'm following this very closely and I want to see it play out to its fullest because Roger has a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion," he said.
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"I'm following this very closely, and I want to see it play out to its fullest because Roger has a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion," Trump said.
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Savor it to the fullest by doing a little planning now, and focusing on your time with baby when he arrives Disclosure: NBCUniversal and Comcast Ventures are investors in Acorns.
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"Sprint shares our view of revolutionizing the creative industry to allow artists to connect directly with their fans and reach their fullest, shared potential," Jay Z said in a statement.
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In an effort to experience Glastonbury at its fullest, I intentionally picked the most ridiculous-sounding sets I could find on the line-up and went to see them all.
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Shanahan and other administration officials, including Mulvaney, repeatedly pressed Trump to nominate him, with Shanahan arguing that he could not act at his fullest capacity if he was just acting secretary.
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When asked about the event later that day, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders declined to directly blame Russia but said that "we offer the fullest condemnation" of the attack.
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As Pooser's family braces for the outcome of the surgery, her mother looks forward to making sure her daughter's life is lived to the fullest, no matter how much time remains.
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"They were the best of friends, wrestled nightly, tough as hell and as you can see by their smiles and open energy – they lived like to the absolute fullest," he continued.
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"Lukas has given Jordan this chance at life and I know he is looking down, wishing her the best and telling her to live her life to the fullest," she says.
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"But with a medical team and a support network in place, life can be lived to the fullest and there is certainly hope and joy for these children and their families."
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That includes limiting captions to no more than two lines for easy reading, using proper grammar, and captioning all words and background noises to the fullest extent possible, according to Poynter.
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It just made it grow in a different direction, and I think it focused them to live each day to the fullest and not put off things they wanted to do.
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For the next four years she would work for Oscar de la Renta, Zac Posen, and Carolina Herrera, until she realized that she wasn't utilizing her skillset to the fullest potential.
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"Use what is local, use what is available, and use ingredients to their fullest potential," she wrote in the preface to "Dolce Italiano: Desserts From the Babbo Kitchen," published in 2007.
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Add it up, and Lake Mead is down to just 230 percent capacity: When Lake Mead was at its fullest, the water reached an elevation of 19223,21922 feet above sea level.
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I understand it's important to identify your journalistic sources to the fullest extent you can, but I spoke to a lot of people for this series who wished to remain unidentified.
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The numbers paint the fullest picture yet of the massive scope of prescription drug manufacturing and sales that experts say drove the country into its present-day struggle with opioid addiction.
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And with help from her kids' long-time child-care provider who has handled pick-ups and drop-offs between her and Williams, she's embracing her new life to the fullest.
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First and foremost, we're told anyone who commits a crime in or around Area 51 -- including trespassing -- will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of local and military law.
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In summer time when the migrant labor force is at its fullest, say NGOs including Amnesty International and CGIL, women also move to the ghettos to cook and work as prostitutes.
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While Kourtney Kardashian is enjoying her birthday trip to Mexico to the fullest extent, Scott Disick is sitting at home wondering why her partying ways are okay while his are not.
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We hope you enjoy these amazing events to the fullest, but remember, NEVER look at the sun during any type of solar eclipse, as it could cause damage to your eyes.
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All of the great things that ever happened to us — and it's probably the same for a lot of people — happen when you're out there just living life to the fullest.
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And it was a good call, as the rules state that the ball must be considered to have gone as far as the fullest extension of the ball with defensive contact.
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Orthodox Muslims — who hold the Quran to be God's final and fullest revelation, superseding Mosaic law and Christianity — wouldn't fare any better under the Sanders rule, if it were applied uniformly.
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In an industry marked by an obsession with branding, alter egos give artists a chance to widen the scope of their artist identity, allowing them to express themselves to the fullest.
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Serena's been Snapchatting like crazy from inside the place ... including the now instant classic vid of her reppin' the USA to the fullest ... in an ASSTACULAR star-spangled one piece swimsuit.
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" As for why the synopsis was prepared, his language is inscrutably vague, saying that it was to provide policymakers with "the fullest possible picture of any matters that affect national security.
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"This unprecedented threat to our diplomats must be thoroughly investigated and, if warranted, prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Mr. Engel, a New York Democrat, said in a statement.
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Immigration status, citizenship, and national origin (perceived or actual) are protected categories under our law, and we will continue to fight to ensure those protections are enforced to the fullest extent.
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Many hotels are located on beaches with strong tides that make swimming unsafe, so the Four Seasons offers a huge advantage with a beach you can actually use to the fullest.
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Stephen Buck is the CEO/Co-Founder of Courage Health, a public benefit company providing cancer survival rates to patients and physicians, helping facilitate conversations about living life to the fullest.
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He said Najib had indicated that he was "prepared and willing to extend his fullest cooperation" to the authorities, and police had taken away some personal items, including handbags and clothing.
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But her fullest comments were reserved for the most recent book by Harvard government professor Robert Putnam: I think there's a lot of wisdom in Bob Putnam's latest book, Our Kids.
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We will ensure that e-verify is used to the fullest extent possible under existing law, and we will work with congress to strengthen and expand its use across the country.
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It's also on a football pitch since, y'know, Didier Drogba—who the song is named after—is one of the top football dons of Africa, representing the Ivory Coast to the fullest.
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" Like any supportive parent, Lionel Richie wants his kids — including daughter Nicole, who stars with her dad in the magazine — "to discover who they are and explore their passions to the fullest.
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"We will be tenacious, we will be persistent and we will prosecute this case to the fullest," Johnson said, noting she has yet to decide if she will seek the death penalty.
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In this week's PEOPLE cover story, Heath Ledger's friends and family say the star crackled with life and lived each moment to the fullest before his death at age 28 in 2008.
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"[It] sends a very strong message to people who commit crimes against the LGBTQ community that the DA's office will hold them accountable to the fullest extent of the law," Nguyen said.
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A lesser power chip means slower performance and graphics processing, but if Google's optimized Android to its fullest, it's possible users might not notice any real day-to-day drop in performance.
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The 70-year-old actress and singer sat down with 60 Minutes Australia on Sunday, where she opened up about how cancer has taught her to live every moment to the fullest.
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"The moment I heard that she had decided not to prosecute Markeith Loyd to the fullest extent of the law, it bothered me personally," Scott said in an April 11 press conference.
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Those numbers offer the fullest picture to date of the massive scope of prescription drug manufacturing and sales that experts say drove the country to its present-day struggle with opioid addiction.
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It's not that I don't think that's a decent price, but it's pretty clear that, without the online component, you won't be able to to enjoy Mario Maker 2 to the fullest.
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"Our goal is simple — to the fullest extent possible we want to shine a light on Russian activities to undermine democracy," committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Ultimately, the next generation of leaders taking over the world's top organizations need to lead the charge in adopting new technology so the workforce can benefit from innovation to the fullest extent.
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"Our goal is simple -- to the fullest extent possible we want to shine a light on Russian activities to undermine democracy," committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The decade-old 'Access Hollywood' tape with Trump using vulgar language had been exploited to the fullest by the elite media, and virtually everyone in the Trump campaign was jittery and frightened.
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Butcher wrote about enjoying life to the fullest and talked frankly about her mortality as well as the things she wished she had more time to do, like raise her own family.
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That was the destination that technology was evolving toward, and it was a trend that Apple jumped on with perfect timing, and later companies like HTC and Samsung exploited to the fullest.
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Here's what happened: In November 2014, the president announced a series of immigration actions that stretched his executive powers to "the fullest extent," as one senior official put it at the time.
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The letter also warned that Trump's legal team would hold the school liable "to the fullest extent of the law" if it released his student records, which are protected by federal law.
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Control your spendingIf you have access to a large credit limit, it can be tempting to live life to the fullest and spend more than you can afford — but avoid that impulse.
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"The board regrets this decision while acknowledging Mr. Reitzle's wish to pursue other business activities that will require his fullest attention, in particular the chairmanship of the Linde supervisory board," LafargeHolcim said.
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While the clock winds down, some will fight, some will hide, others will embrace what it means to Purge to its fullest extent -- whether for revenge, personal gain, protection, or unadulterated glee.
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"We shall work with our partners in the region to investigate and prosecute to the fullest extent of the law all who seek to encourage and profit from irregular migration," she continued.
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To attack anyone in a place of worship is one of the most cowardly acts I can imagine, and the person responsible should be punished to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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"Cases of abuse are appalling and deeply troubling, and actions that jeopardize the privacy, dignity and safety of the elderly should be condemned and prosecuted to the fullest degree possible," she added.
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"Taking into account the spirit of the tender offer regulations to the fullest extent, we have ... amended the number of shares to be purchased as stated above," Idemitsu said in a statement.
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The night — usually one reserved for more carefree partying — served as Hollywood's fullest response yet to the sexual harassment scandals that have roiled the film industry and laid bare its gender inequalities.
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To put something on a list is also to pull it from its native context, where it makes its fullest sense, and suspend it in a test tube with other displaced things.
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Pakistan condemned India's decision last month to revoke the constitutional autonomy of Kashmir and Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday vowed the fullest possible response to India's actions in the disputed territory.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The thing that connects all depictions of South Beach, Miami, is a zest for life, a zeitgeist that thrives on everyone living life to the fullest.
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On the worst staffed days at an average facility, the new data show, on-duty personnel cared for nearly twice as many residents as they did when the staffing roster was fullest.
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But to get the fullest pang out of Foote's plays, especially a midlevel one like "The Traveling Lady," you need a production that gets past the competencies of the scene-study class.
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The train is at the fullest point I've ever seen and I see the infamous train pushers who are ready to push people in to make space on the train if needed.
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"To live life to the fullest, to never give up hope no matter the odds, to fight 'the bad guys' passionately, and most important, to love one another — and always stay relentless!"
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Chen and Menon believe that their findings can help improve academic performance for children who struggle with school and give teachers a surefire tool for helping their students meet their fullest potentials.
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How much priority should be placed on communicating that the fullest weight of the law will be used to protect another innocent child from the soul shattering devastation that sexual assault brings?
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"If you just stopped it on that first day that I got to Harvard, I would have lived the fullest version of the American Dream," said Chan, with tears in her eyes.
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Midnight Mass at Christmas was always a special event in the year: One of the rare times the entire choir sung together and used the cathedral&aposs famed acoustics to their fullest.
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Mark Warner, who is leading the Capitol Hill inquiry, told Recode that he still isn't sure if the tech industry has done the fullest accounting of Russia's disinformation efforts on its platforms.
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Of course, you're going to have the fullest experience if you use the watch with a Samsung device (or even one from another Android manufacturer), but that's just the way these things work.
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" So it's safe to say the star is living her 40s to their fullest — so much so that if she were to customize her own neon sign, it would say: "Aging is living.
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Spicer offers his fullest account of that disastrous first day on the job, when Trump told him to push back on television reports that his inaugural crowd had been smaller than Barack Obama's.
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A luxurious shower is one of life's great joys, but we've been unable to enjoy it to its fullest because we've had to leave our wine directly outside on the sink… until now.
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It was "slacktivism" at its fullest: getting involved and supporting a cause without needing to leave your desk or couch, or wherever, or even spending any money or much time on the cause.
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My favourite saying is life is nothing but a dream on the way to death, so at least he lived his dream to the fullest and was able to share this with you.
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Oppo showed its 5x zoom system was robust and reliable enough to take sharp handheld shots at its fullest extension, and my time testing the company's prototypes on the MWC floor confirmed it.
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"I don't think you can be in a good relationship unless you love yourself to the fullest and you want to help the other person become a better person," she told the site.
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I'm working on some crazy audio-visual shit now, and I'm working with a couple artists on secret things, so it's like we're trying to really flex my creativity to its fullest potential.
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"Congress gave us tools to incentivize the development of novel therapies for rare diseases and we intend to use these resources to their fullest extent," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in a statement.
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Joseph McShane, that if the records were released without Trump's written consent then "we will hold your institution liable to the fullest extent of the law including damages and criminality," per the Times.
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Moore's investigation report, as well as newly released surveillance videos and police dispatch recordings, presents the fullest picture yet of how the shootings unfolded that Sunday morning outside several businesses in Louisiana's capital.
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The true definition of a champion is one who has defeated a division's best version of the best fighter in a contest where both sides were allowed to prepare to their fullest capacity.
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" The Grammy nominee says the song "Right Here, Right Now" is about "living life to the fullest at the very moment because life goes by really quick and it's just about having fun.
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With that negativity in mind, Cramer turned to the stocks and events he'll watch in earnings season's fullest week yet, which will include the most eagerly anticipated report of the year from Facebook.
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She is seeking, in these final moments of her own life, the fullest possible understanding of a woman who represented, despite her prickliness and remove, the closest thing she had to a family.
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They are to be admired, often, for what makes them; but by seeing them in the fullest flesh, they almost always become the sum of their parts, creations of man, built to entertain.
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Najib had indicated he was "prepared and willing to extend his fullest cooperation" to authorities but their long presence and the drilling open of a long-unopened safe suggested "unwarranted harassment," Grewal said.
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The report needs to be made public to the fullest extent it can be so that Americans can have a more robust picture of what evidence Muller had and the context of it.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in a statement condemns the attempted attacks, calling them "despicable" and saying that "anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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Maybe cheap city breaks, instagram filters and four episodes of The Tudors over a Marks and Spencer's two dine in for a tenner meal deal are the fullest reaches of our social ambitions.
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I wasn't surprised, of course, but the weight of the disappointment and knowing that he would never be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law was almost too much to bear.
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But then I reflected on how much deeper our relationship had grown since our very first test, which had informed me that I had enjoyed life to the fullest and was already dead.
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But his lawyers, in a sentencing memorandum filed late Friday night, offered the fullest explanation yet for Mr. Cohen's motivation in switching sides and joining the government team, as prosecutors like to say.
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But you may find yourself in need of some staples to enjoy the holiday to its fullest: something in the vein of a new bathing suit, sturdy weekender bag, or artisan leather mules.
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"Chipotle recognizes that financial barriers can be one of the biggest obstacles that impede our employees from achieving their fullest potential," Marissa Andrada, the company's chief people officer, said in a press release.
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Whether you are talking about access to quality healthcare, housing, transportation, education, nutrition, job training and jobs, safety and permanency — these are all interconnected and necessary for individuals to reach their fullest potential.
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If I was able to inspire him as a young person to be able to be his fullest self, that is a point of pride for me for the rest of my life.
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Kay Redfield Jamison's recent biography, "Robert Lowell, Setting the River on Fire," is the first to draw on all the poet's medical records, and offers the fullest portrayal yet of his manic depression.
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"He was a mighty force of down home Cuban cuisine, and lived life to the fullest, just as he cooked—with "dancing always" as the most important ingredient," the La Cubana post said.
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"This unprecedented threat to our diplomats must be thoroughly investigated and, if warranted, prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," the New York Democrat said in a statement earlier in the day.
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Andrew is an outstanding public servant with a rich understanding of the regulatory challenges that need to be resolved if we are to play our fullest part in supporting economic and social needs.
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Disney executives declined to discuss Mr. Whitmire's characterization of the phone call but did offer their fullest explanation of why Mr. Whitmire was being replaced, charging that his issues went far beyond minor.
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" Mr. Underwood, said Rosie Inman-Cook, one of the directors of the Natural Death Center, a nonprofit funeral counseling service, "was so aware of mortality that he lived every day to the fullest.
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I thought Davis would play the season out to his fullest, inform the Pelicans he would pass on the extension and thus force them to trade him without ever explicitly requesting a trade.
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It is the policy of the executive branch to ensure, to the fullest extent of the law, that a State, or a political subdivision of a State, shall comply with 8 U.S.C. 173.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the Postal Service is further investigating to ensure that anyone who may have sought to access our systems inappropriately is pursued to the fullest extent of the law.
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" During Wednesday's episode, Raiola vowed to focus on her family and live her life to the fullest but insisted she was done with Murphy, telling the camera, "all he does is stress me out.
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Peterson described Fulks' instantaneous impact on the game in Cages to Jump Shots: There may have been other jumpers before him, but Joe Fulks was the first to exploit the shot to its fullest.
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We must never lose sight of the salient forces behind athlete protest--the deeply unjust systems of oppression that force black folks into prison cells, and unable to live their fullest, most vibrant lives.
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In much simpler terms: Vitabrid C12 claims that its products will deliver all the skin-brightening, collagen-boosting, hair-strengthening, antioxidant effects of the vitamin at its fullest potential, not a watered-down version.
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Darker, more nocturnal and faded than Blackman's previous work, the tracks sketch a portrait of an artist who is working intensely toward his limits, embodying what it means to explore music to its fullest.
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No one has been able to fully prove it's better than Siri, Cortana, or Google Assistant for the simple reason that almost no one has been able to use the technology to the fullest.
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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness, Thalía has designed two graphic T-shirts that read "Fearless" and "Today I Will Live Life To The Fullest" that will be on sale at Macy's and Macys.
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"#DorisRoberts you were one of the funniest people to work with, you lived life to the fullest in NZ. We will miss u," actress Ashley Tisdale wrote about her Aliens in the Attic costar.
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You never treated your flesh like a temple, those summer afternoons you drank life and mimosas to the fullest; never thought of chromosomal decay all those nights in smoky pubs or long-haul flights.
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"Living life to the fullest" includes a whirlwind romance with reformed "bad boy" Landon (Shane West), who stops being an asshat long enough to give Jamie the best (and last) years of her life.
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This extraordinary power allows it to blow air (and effectively dry even the fullest, most unmanageable mops) twice as fast as a normal hair dryer — but somehow, it's quieter than the average ones, too.
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China accounts for nearly 90% of all trade with North Korea, a crucial economic lifeline for leader Kim Jong Un. Critics have contend China does not use that financial leverage to its fullest extent.
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This is why we need strong federal laws to protect both consumers and direct sellers, so that these predatory schemes come to an end and are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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I am asking the Department of Justice and other relevant agencies to launch a complete review of this matter, and if appropriate, the culprit should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Additionally, a key benefit of them sharing such a close relationship is that if one of them is not working to their fullest potential the other will let them know in no uncertain terms.
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You know the story: a kid grows up in a small town, feels like they cannot live their fullest life there, and flees to a big city, where they can find others like them.
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He had drawn on skills he'd honed over the course of a career to produce his fullest effort at a great, true, moving film, only to find, when he let go, that nothing happened.
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President Trump, Biden tells us, is an "aberration" from Republican politics—rather than its fullest expression, the culmination of everything from the John Birch Society to Richard Nixon's Southern strategy to Tea Party birthers.
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We spoke to a rep for the victim's family who told us that they want the video to be out publicly -- and they're hoping Page is punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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As they responded to withering criticism from regulators in San Francisco, Pacific Gas & Electric executives provided the fullest picture yet of the utility's massive power shut-off, which wrought chaos throughout the Bay Area.
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AirAsia, in response, said it denied all the accusations, which it called "baseless and motivated by considerations that as yet remain unknown", and said it would defend itself to the fullest extent of law.
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Dessert might seem impossible at the end of such a feast, but the karidopita , a walnut and cinnamon-spiced cake, is so good that it seems to fit in even the fullest of bellies.
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As the road to Franz's death becomes ever more certain, he makes his peace with God, ever gazing upwards and remembering those times in the fields with Franziska when he felt at his fullest.
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Adam Poswolsky, author of "The Quarter-Life Breakthrough, " says that thinking about a career like a straight and simple ladder is a mistake that limits your ability to experiment and reach your fullest potential.
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A better option, for me, is to ensure that people with ongoing conditions are as welcome and valued as anyone else, and indeed that they are assisted in living their lives to the fullest.
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"We are doing all we can to find the perpetrators who desecrated this final resting place, and they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," Mayor Jim Kenney said in a statement.
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However, Myanmar's National Security Adviser Thaung Tun, who was also at the meeting in Denmark, told Reuters authorities were implementing the Annan commission's recommendations "to the fullest extent possible and as expeditiously as we can".
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Your Note Series device, for example, can serve as your personal organiser, translator, planner and best friend all in one, so why not utilise it to its fullest potential to bolster your own professional development?
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" Braxton-Andrew taught Spanish at the Woodlawn School in Mooresville, which posted a message on Instagram that said, "You taught us to live life to the fullest, and your life will continue to inspire us.
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The idea that the world is confined to our senses, that it dies when we die, has a long history, finding its fullest expression in Knausgaard's principal inspiration, Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time.
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The undergraduate student "has been banned from our campus and Denver Health is working with Denver Police and the Denver District Attorney's office to pursue legal action to the fullest extent," the hospital statement said.
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It is an exhibition worth seeing on more than one occasion, and it will probably appear differently each time, because not every painting can be felt or understood to its fullest in a single viewing.
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A White House spokeswoman said at a press briefing ahead of Winner's detention hearing that Trump believes anyone found guilty of unlawfully disclosing government secrets should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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The soon-to-be mom-of-two is focusing on staying in the moment and using each day to the fullest, which she emphasized in a video of her workout that she shared on Tuesday.
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The Department of Justice moved earlier this year to prosecute illegal border crossers to the fullest extent of the law, resulting in children being separated from their families and detained as the adults are prosecuted.
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It was easily the most playful demo available and the one that took the fullest advantage of the possibilities of VR. It also showed off just how good the head tracking in PS VR is.
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He argued that only the very largest institutions, with perhaps half a trillion dollars or more in assets, should be subject to the fullest sweep of bank regulation because of their importance in the system.
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The 39-page investigative report, however — amplified by interviews with about a dozen current and former AIBA employees — is one of the fullest accountings of the sport's financial troubles, which critics suspect stem from corruption.
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"We shut down all offices to prevent further spread, and our administrative process has become delayed as all members are working from home so they can self-isolate themselves to the fullest extent," he said.
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Some writers influenced by García Márquez, like Salman Rushdie, argue that magical realism is a specifically postcolonial literary technique and that it works to its fullest effect in interaction with countries that have been colonized.
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In a joint statement with the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank vowed to "use our available instruments to the fullest extent possible, including emergency financing, policy advice, and technical assistance," as economic needs demand.
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And a day after Mr. Weinstein was convicted of sex crimes, an investigation found that the opera superstar Plácido Domingo had "engaged in inappropriate activity" with women, prompting him to issue his fullest apology yet.
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