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If you really want to live large, buy a dedicated decarboxylation machine.
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The latest way to live large on vacation is to think small.
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They might want to live large and enjoy the finer things in life.
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"Yetbaghdad" — a play on the capital's name — means to live large, or show off.
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It's easier to live large in Virginia Beach, Virginia, where median income is $70,500.
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They wanted that pastor to live large, have a huge ego, occupy the biggest house.
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The Statons, who have written several books about their journey, live large in Cuenca, Ecuador.
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His whole persona is "live big, live large" and that's aspirational for many Americans, Shiller said.
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A simple way to save big is to downsize, or live large in a tiny space.
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A family of eight living on one salary means living on less while still finding ways to live large.
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Still, that can be enough to live large, depending on where you live, according to a recent report by Glassdoor.
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It was more money than I'd ever seen, but I fought the temptation to live large on my newfound salary.
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The proposals to reduce salaries are popular with many ordinary people who think officials live large at the expense of taxpayers.
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The problem is that while there's suffering across the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, Kim and the ruling elites live large.
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A couple (Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig) learn that they can live large on the money they have — if they have themselves miniaturized.
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If you want to retire well and live large down the line, you have to be realistic about how you're currently handling your money.
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San Francisco might be one of the most expensive cities in America, but these restaurants will allow you to live large on a small budget.
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" In the article, Moser wrote, "On my pathetic writer's salary, I could live large in Paris, Texas, where my grandparents' plantation-style house recently sold for $129,000.
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And if you are dying to live large in the vintage lifestyle but your local flea markets just weren't cutting it, Etsy always has what you're looking for.38.
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International Living, which publishes information about life abroad — including firsthand accounts — has a new report on five European cities where retirees can live large on just $35,000 a year or even less.
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The bright spot is that millennials seem to be using that help to improve their finances rather than live large, said John Sweeney, executive vice president of retirement and investing strategies for Fidelity.
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The "flee" option highlighted ways to steer clear of any Trump-related events going on in various U.S. cities, while the "be" choice offered ways to "live large" like the real estate mogul.
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Live large in the cheap seats "You don't need to be part of Leonardo DiCaprio's entourage to enjoy the theater or a VIP art opening or an NBA game once in awhile," says Gachman.
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As he and Van — seemingly in the midst of an "on-again" phase in their relationship — cuddle up with his freshly-cut check, he tells her he wants to live large for a change.
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Men who see high office largely as a license to live large, act like big shots and force government employees to act as their personal servants aren't likely to care much about serving the public interest.
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Mr Di Lauro's business produced turnover of €200m ($250m) a year, but he didn't exactly live large: he was a recluse, protected by steel shutters and bolted gates, and also had to spend years on the run.
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As much as these lines are silly and fun and perfect for fans to scream back at Aminé live, large parts of the record are reflective, exploring money, fame, and losing touch with parts of life at a young age.
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DOWNSIZING Alexander Payne (working with his frequent screenwriting partner Jim Taylor) directs a parable set in the near future, when the frugal and environmentally conscious can "get small" — that is, have themselves miniaturized and live large in tiny resort communities.
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Before Faye Penn became a government employee two months ago, she was a New York City tabloid reporter, newsroom leader, magazine editor, television vice president, and founder of Brokelyn, the iconic local site for broke Brooklynites trying to live large on a budget.
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Purple Heart veteran Darryl Wright claims he suffers debilitating PTSD from his service in Iraq, but his story is an elaborate scam that allows him to live large without working, and collect valuable resources that could help veterans who truly need help.
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Live large in a small space "There are definitely perks when it comes to renting, and if you're in a funk about your 300 square-foot living quarters, it's time to stop pining for a Spanish colonial mansion and start loving your little casita," writes Gachman.
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Cruz isn't the only politician who has been criticized for living large — or, in this case, for having a wife who feels bad that she can't live large enough — while supporting policies that make it harder for middle- and working-class people to make ends meet.
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Still, for people who are really into video games and who tend to live large portions of their life on social media, it can be easy to get stuck in a bubble in which it feels like the views held by you and your friends are the dominant beliefs.
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Both online efforts use taglines — "Live fabulously, not fabulously broke," for Debt Free Guys, and Frügayity's "The key to a frugal but fabulous life" — that allude to the stereotype that LGBTQ people, and gay men, in particular, like to live large, or at least look like they are.
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E3 AF was preceded by three singles. The lead single "L.L.L.L. (Love Life Live Large)", featuring Chip, was released on 20 August 2020. The second single, "Act Like You Know", featuring Smoke Boys, was released on 10 September 2020.
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Wise Bread is a United States-based financial advice website that offers help with personal finance, life hacks, and advice about buying goods and services. In 2009, Wise Bread partnered with Macmillan Publishers to create The Dealista — a 36-episode podcast series focused on how to buy things inexpensively. That year, Wise Bread published a paperback book entitled 10,001 Ways to Live Large on a Small Budget.
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When played live, large amounts of pyrotechnics are used during "Ich tu dir weh". A choreographed fight takes place mid-song between Lindemann and Flake, which ends with Flake being forced into a large bathtub. Lindemann proceeds to stand on a platform that raises him high above the bathtub, from which he pours a large amount of sparks from a milk can into the bath below. This causes multiple large explosions, after which Flake emerges wearing a silver holographic suit.
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Bobby and Ricky go to New York to act as Max's representatives for a money laundering deal with his East Coast partner, Ruiz. They meet Jimmy, who will be their driver, and Horrace, who is connected to both Max and Ruiz. Ricky and Bobby squabble throughout their trip as Ricky tries to live large while Bobby wants to stay cautious and stick to the letter of Max's instructions. Ruiz has a low opinion of the pair, but sends them off to show his criminal contact, the Welshman, a good time.
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The main park covers approximately , and the separate Fall Creek (not to be confused with the Fall Creek farther north in San Mateo County) unit contains an additional . The park lies within the southern end of the Northern California coastal forests ecoregion. In the numerous stream canyons live large populations of coast redwood, coast Douglas fir, California bay laurel, tanbark oak, California hazelnut, bigleaf maple and many other native species. Up-slope from the redwood forest are found transitional tree species such as Pacific madrone, along with a stand of Ponderosa pine, rare at such a low elevation.
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Songbun was used to decide all aspects of a person's existence in North Korean society, including access to education, housing, employment, food rationing, ability to join the ruling party, and even where a person was allowed to live. Large numbers of people from the so-called hostile class, which included intellectuals, land owners, and former supporters of Japan's occupying government during World War II, were forcibly relocated to the country's isolated and impoverished northern provinces. When years of famine ravaged the country in the 1990s, those people who lived in its marginalized and remote communities were hardest hit.North Korea: Kim Il-Sung's Catastrophic Rights Legacy 13 April 2016.
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In 2006, he founded David Ian Productions, based in London's Covent Garden. It is now of the UK's premier producers of live large scale theatrical entertainment. Prior to founding DIP, he was Chairman/CEO of the global theatrical division of Live Nation (from 2005) having joined the group when it was part of Clear Channel Entertainment (in 2000). At Live Nation, he was responsible for Broadway Across America, which produces and tours first class Broadway shows in over 40 markets in the United States and Canada. He was simultaneously CEO of the UK division which included over 25 theatres both in London’s West End and the majority of the regional markets in the UK.
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There are various comedy sketches between musical numbers: The most notable sketches are "Elvis Drugs", "Neighborhood Nuclear Superiority", "The Tragically Hip" (which was the inspiration for the Canadian band the Tragically Hip and was featured as a pretaped sketch on a season six episode of Saturday Night Live), "Large Detroit Car Company", "Mariachi Translations", recurring comic blackouts that ended with the catchphrase "Just to prove a point!" and several series of bits with a lounge singer and a pirate, as well as a game show called "Name That Drug." The musical videos include "Magic", "Cruisin'", "Light," "Tonight" and "Rio." Director Bill Dear said they were doing "music videos before people even knew what they were... we approached them as mini-movies.... We always tried to tell a story and we looked for a lighter interpretation." Throughout Elephant Parts, Nesmith makes fun of his own works, with segments including a parody of his song "Joanne" called "Rodan", and comic promos for his albums Infinite Rider on the Big Dogma and Live at the Palais.
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