Then it was Live with Kelly before becoming Live with Kelly and Michael and now it's Live with Kelly and Ryan.
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Email: You can't live with it, and you can't live with it.
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To live with joy is to live with wonder, gratitude and hope.
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Owens told Antonia she could either live with her boyfriend or live with her.
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"Villagers who can't accept and live with this order can't live with us," Rakangthong said.
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I can live with that a lot easier than I can live with ugly furniture.
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He said diabetes must learn to live with me rather than me live with diabetes.
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By learning to live with our memories, Bode believed, we learn to live with each other.
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I live with the choice I didn't quite make, as we all have to live with our choices.
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She's also served as a regular guest co-host on Live with Kelly, now Live with Kelly & Ryan.
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And that's a frustration I'll have to live with and the players will have to live with, too.
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I don't know if I'm easy to live with, but we are easy to live with each other.
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She took the children to live with her, but Mr. Duran eventually had them come live with him.
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Corrected to reflect that Seacrest and Ripa's show is Live with Kelly and Ryan, not Live with Ryan and Kelly.
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I think you can live with cancer the way you live with other things if you take care of yourself.
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Even though fewer French children than American children live with two married parents, more live with their mothers and fathers.
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I barely wanted to live with myself; how would anyone else ever want to live with me — or love me?
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"What we know is that folks who live with PTSD, who live with depression, who live with addiction, they will have an elevated risk for suicide," said Stanford University psychiatrist Dr. Shaili Jain, who specializes in PTSD.
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As the lawyer Atticus Finch tells his daughter, 'Before I can live with other folks I've got to live with myself.
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In the U.S., an estimated 22016,28 people live with Down syndrome, while about 22016 million Americans live with autism spectrum disorder.
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It is something no one should have to live with, and yet, they live with the pain and suffering day after day.
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Today, more people between the ages of 18 and 34 live with their parents, 22.9 million, than live with a spouse, 19.9 million.
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If the U.S. learns to live with a nuclear-armed North Korea, will we also learn to live with a nuclear-armed Iran?
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I think eventually the outcome will be something we can live with, but not knowing is something we can't live with for very long.
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If the person who's experienced the abuse has had to live with the consequences, we can live with the relatively small discomfiture of these conversations.
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Nearly a third of millennials live with their parents, slightly more than the share of their age group who live with a spouse or partner.
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To that point, about 33 percent of all millennials live with their parents, slightly more than the proportion who live with a spouse or partner.
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I live with my boyfriend, I used to live with my girlfriend, and before that I had a different boyfriend who is now just a friend.
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What's a guy to do who just wants to live with hunter-gatherers in the jungle when there are no more hunter-gatherers to live with?
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It's like, you want to live with Kolby, or you want to live with Duane—I want to be on that dance floor for all of eternity.
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Financial markets are learning to live with the idea of President Trump Financial markets are learning to live with the idea of President Trump That was fast.
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You don't live with a family, you don't live with your brother, you're with these other people—not just for selling drugs, but for killing a person.
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James was sent to live with his grandparents after his father died James Hurley had been sent to Montana by his mother to live with his father.
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Just as we learned to live with a nuclear Soviet Union and China in the Cold War, we need to learn to live with a nuclear North Korea.
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At a time when too many Holocaust survivors live with inadequate social care, restitution can provide the means for survivors to live with the dignity that they deserve.
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"We've said in Australia, we will live with the duopoly and we will live with the oligopoly," said Chris Adam, associate dean at the UNSW Australia Business School.
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South Park has to live with the history of South Park, just as we have to live with the history of our own actions and reactions to, say, jokes.
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You can watch the announcement here: Live with Priscilla from San Francisco for a Chan Zuckerberg I… Live with Priscilla from San Francisco for a Chan Zuckerberg Initiative announcement.
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Even when they showed up to cheer on the violence, they still had to go back home and live with the smell of burning flesh, live with the sights that they saw of hangings and murder, and live with knowing that other people in their community, including authorities, signed off on [the lynching].
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People with mental health issues tend to live with addiction, and those who live with addiction are more likely to have a mental illness—this is called a co-occurring disorder.
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" He added that, "I can live with either one.
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That's something Amazon can help with — and live with.
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Live with Kelly & Ryan airs weekdays (check local listings).
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"To be able to find out that the person you live with, that you love and live with can do such thing, and you thought you know the person yourself," she said.
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Now, I not only have to live with his rape and the repercussions of the rape, I have to live with the knowledge that the McLennan County justice system is severely broken.
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Positive experiences are highest for children who live with kin.
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I couldn't live with myself if I didn't do anything.
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I live with one and I listen to the other.
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Why does Boy George live with Dorit and her husband?
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The idea is to learn to live with it constructively.
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She continues to live with McKenna, sources confirm to PEOPLE.
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He couldn't bear to live with this sort of pain.
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Sent to live with her cruel grandmother at age 103.
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Live with Kelly and Michael airs weekdays at 9 a.m.
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But you're just going to have to live with it.
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You made that decision and you can live with that.
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Barring death, resignation or impeachment, Trump must live with Pence.
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Until then, I must live with the humiliation and pain.
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Or live with regret for the rest of your existence.
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Live with Kelly airs weekdays on ABC (check local listings).
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Many live with incredible anxiety and fear because of it.
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I was fine to live with lots of rich memories.
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Then her husband left her to live with another wife.
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You're learning how to live with that vehicle in space.
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The vast majority of older Chinese live with their families.
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I feel like every freelancer has to live with this.
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If not, you know, we can live with that, too.
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Declaring they could live with troops could undercut that narrative.
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The way I live with it needs to evolve too.
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So I'll probably just live with it for a while.
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"It's a decision I'll have to live with," Hinch said.
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Instead I made a decision I could easily live with.
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These are people who want to live with a picture.
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I should not have had to live with my abuser.
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That would appear to be something Huizenga could live with.
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"I live with a sober companion," he told Page Six.
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You've left home and now you live with a stranger.
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Family: you can't live with them, can't live without them.
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You'll have to live with me and you will see.
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"Every day, we live with this pain," Louden told KSDK.
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Experts estimate one in ten women live with the condition.
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They performed a set live, with coordinated dances and everything.
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Meanwhile, Jordan has moved to Dallas to live with Fletcher.
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I've had to live with the consequences every day since.
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But I would not be able to live with myself.
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That we need to live with strength, purpose and confidence.
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Let's just say we've learned to live with some mess.
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Later, they make a deal they can both live with.
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So she has moved out to live with her parents.
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They just have to learn to live with the problem.
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To all the undocumented mothers who live with fear everyday.
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It's really down to the flaws you can live with.
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It's something that you're going to have to live with.
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If you live with others, will the kitchen be free?
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Is he going to have to live with me forever?
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Furthermore, he doesn't want to live with a single mother.
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Social media: can't live with it, can't live without it.
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Others have to live with the fear of violent racism.
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I actually just did a [Facebook] Live with Tarana Burke.
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And most importantly, three: can I live with the downside?
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"They love each other, they can't live with each other."
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We live with it constantly and it always comes back.
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But you can only live with fear for so long.
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Backpacks are an unfortunate reality we must all live with.
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But you live with the fear of just being me
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Because in your home, you're gonna live with it longer.
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It's not true now, but I couldn't live with it.
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Live With Kelly and Michael airs weekdays (check local listings).
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Giacomi moved to Miami, Florida to live with her son.
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I don't know how to cope or live with this.
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Basically living with whoever will let them live with them.
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No one deserves to live with mistreatment of any kind.
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If that makes somebody mad, I'll just live with that.
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Google Translate goes live with the help of Google Lens.
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It's just something you're going to have to live with.
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Living in Japan is to live with nature... and disaster.
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"It is impossible to live with 200 levs," said Ninova.
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Yet the survivors must live with their memories of war.
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I wondered how I would live with so much humiliation.
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But this is what it's like to live with someone.
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Lucca then retired to California to live with Gunnery Sgt.
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Living here is very hard — we always live with fear.
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The last, maybe, and I can happily live with that.
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Thrive on the weirdness of the weirdos you live with.
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Live with Kelly and Michael airs weekdays (check local listings).
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He will have to live with this his entire life.
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Elizabeth's mother does not live with the family, Whatley said.
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Now whether or not the Palestinians can live with that?
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Perhaps you do, but you learn to live with it.
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It was difficult to live with this person being transformed.
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Otherwise, they might just want to live with you forever.
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Like, you can't live with them, can't live without them.
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"That's a call you have to live with," Kidd said.
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We can make our own choices and live with them.
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But this fear I live with isn't just for myself.
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Some travel in groups while others live with family members.
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On the other hand, you could just live with it.
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After he goes live with Kelly Ripa at 9 a.m.
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That took Liz about two seconds to live with. Transgender?
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I'll live with that for the rest of my life.
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"That's just something we have to live with," he said.
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But you always live with the residue of what happened.
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Come up with strategies that both partners can live with.
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I live with this all year, 24 hours a day.
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Even journalists live with the consequences of our political choices.
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This is something I have to live with beyond football.
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People live with it and their dog sleeps on it.
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He was going back to live with them in Tarmiya.
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That's what we live with and what we live in.
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Her daughters, now 3 and 4, live with their father.
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Like many Americans, I've learned to live with my contradictions.
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The Llewelyn Davies children would live with Barrie for years.
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More than 3 million Americans live with disabling brain injuries.
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Eventually she moved to Chicago to live with a friend.
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But he had to live with what he could find.
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I live with my sister, my mom and my aunt.
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How did we live with so few "pops" of color?
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I live with two parents that are in their sixties.
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Use a separate bathroom from the people you live with.
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I'll have a whole life to live with this wealth.
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Mr. Mateo did not live with the family, neighbors said.
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Because of this, Robert went to live with his father.
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Their daughter was sent to live with Scott's literary agent.
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She tries to live with compassion and forgiveness and love.
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Nobody should be forced to live with such daily abuse.
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The video of the exchange aired live with no audio.
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They said that they wanted to live with their dad.
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" And as her father, "I have to live with it.
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You learn to live with it, but you don't forget.
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"It's been really, really difficult to live with," she said.
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We worked out a bookshelf situation I could live with.
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More people I know now still live with their parents.
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Really, I own the home, so, they live with me.
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More than 27 million older Americans live with hearing loss.
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Her older son, Sebastion, learned to live with the situation.
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And if it doesn't we can live with it too.
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They live with their four children and an au pair.
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After several years, he wanted to live with his girlfriend.
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"We have to live with it, in a positive way."
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I looked around and thought, I could live with this.
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She made a major miscalculation she has to live with.
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" He added, "You kind of have to live with it.
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So make it into something you want to live with.
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Figuring out how to live with them is the challenge.
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I didn't live with my parents when I was 20.
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So this is the reality teachers like her live with.
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The one thing I cannot live with is not trying.
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It is something that President Xi Jinping can live with.
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We continue to live with the consequences of both today.
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The question is how you choose to live with it.
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If you have to live with it, not so much.
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The rest of us have to live with the consequences.
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"It's a fear I live with every day," Laux said.
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The digital age actually lets us live with our memories.
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You can't hide reality from the people you live with.
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Yes, maybe they could live with a little less money.
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"Now, I not only have to live with his rape and the repercussions of the rape, I have to live with the knowledge that the McLennan County Justuce system is severely broke," she wrote.
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"I want a world in which Drake's 'One Dance' can also live with Frank Zappa's 'Uncle Meat' can live with James Brown's 'Talkin' Loud and Sayin' Nothing,'" Questlove said, "and all stops in between."
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"He continues to show that he does not want to live with the luxury that all politicians live with in Mexico, at the expense of all the rest of us," said Mr. Gasca, 46.
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So do India and Japan, for whom safety of their maritime routes is critical, and who can live with America's naval supremacy but aren't sure they would be able to live with China's reign.
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When my mom was out of prison, we'd live with her—not legally, per se, but she'd pick us up and tell us kids that we were going to live with her for a while.
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My father lives in a different state, and that's who I want to live with, but my mother has custody of me right now, and my mom won't let me go live with my dad.
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"It's like having your grandparents live with you," she tells PEOPLE.
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We all have to live with the consequences of our actions.
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Yet both may just have to learn to live with it.
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Blanca Orantes said she had hoped to live with her sister.
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About 12% of adults live with diabetes in the United States.
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Families in that program could live with community or family sponsors.
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Seeing how hard it is to live with accusations or doubt.
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"People don't want to live with strangers,'" Beck recalled him saying.
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Saturday Night Live with Benedict Cumberbatch brought plenty of British humor.
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"I lack balance—ability to live with another person," he wrote.
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AccuWeather meteorologist Julia Weiden joining us live with the very latest.
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Neither Philip nor Elizabeth can live with or without the other.
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So, what is it like to live with an HTC 103?
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So, what is it like to live with an HTC 10?
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The trick, though, is learning how to live with it instead.
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I've lived with this and will continue to live with this.
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I even live with the producers Huerco S and Hank Jackson!
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I live with that belief and will continue serving the dead.
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But I did not raise my children to live with hate.
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The people who behave like that have to live with themselves.
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I've taken to reminding the audience of that live with Vilkacis.
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This is particularly advantageous if you live with an allergy sufferer.
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Must millions of children continue to live with credible fear of
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"Cyber attacks are something we need to live with," said Meda.
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It's just one one of the things we live with today.
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The world's first smartphone to broadcast live with both cameras simultaneously.
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I live with three people, including a couple and another guy.
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You can live with the pain, but it never leaves you.
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I live with my boyfriend, and we pay $3,300 in rent.
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Watch the full clip from Live with Kelly and Ryan, below.
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"I can live with that," Simone responds without missing a beat.
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But it seems like he can live with it, so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Watch the full clip on Live with Kelly and Ryan, below.
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They will now have to live with an erratic, unpredictable President.
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"You could not live with your own failure," he's heard taunting.
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See also: "Brazilian Indians are learning to live with the state"
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Andy Cohen made a shocking reveal on Friday's Live with Kelly.
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Even if you're a racist, you have to live with that.
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Cousin Sammy came to live with my grandparents in winter 1986.
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But unmanaged bipolar disorder is also really difficult to live with.
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Kelly Ripa, the host of Live With Kelly, turned 46 today.
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Meanwhile, Jordan has moved to Dallas to live with Fletcher, 26.
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That means more veterans having to live with life-changing injuries.
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Michael Brown is live with a special VMA pre-show party.
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I lived with my grandparents, I couldn't live with [my mother].
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And the uncertainty is something that we have to live with.
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In the United States, about 12% of adults live with diabetes.
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"Both boys live with Brooke in Beverly Hills," the source explained.
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In Toronto, nearly half of young adults live with their parents.
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They essentially proposed the debit card system we live with today.
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People say, 'I'd rather drink bleach than live with my ex.
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Live With is open for all profiles and pages on iOS.
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"I'm embarrassed," he later admitted on Live With Kelly and Michael.
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Mobo will live with her mother between two and five years.
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And I have now sort of managed to live with those.
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"I've told them what I could live with," he told me.
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This special, called The Royal Wedding Live with Cord and Tish!
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Go deeper: 44 million Americans live with a primary care shortage
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Lincoln had to live with Buchanan's mistakes for four long years.
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen becomes an entertainment juggernaut.
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Yeah, it gets easier, you just learn to live with it.
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After she's released from prison, Tinning plans to live with Joe.
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Globally, more than 17 million people live with the motor condition.
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Are we going to live with hope, or live in despair?
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You live with three people…why do you need seventeen rooms?
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But women are also more likely to live with chronic pain.
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WALLACE: Do you just live with it because you need him?
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That's a choice I've made and I live with that choice.
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I eat in the same philosophy that I live with: joyfully!
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Our Brian Sullivan is with him, live, with breaking news. Brian?
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Today, 190 million Americans live with at least one such illness.
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To live with the sadness, loss and love that is life.
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"We're preparing to live with prices at whatever level," said Watson.
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Many cannot bear to live with the sins of their fathers.
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I'll live with that sight for the rest of my life.
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Until it does, we'll just have to live with regular Axe.
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The time for planning to live with it is upon us.
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I&aposve had to live with the consequences every day since.
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Mindfulness helps me live with that reality in a constructive way.
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About 130 million–150 million people live with chronic HCV worldwide.
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After this many years, I've really learned to live with it.
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"They tried to kind of live with outside shots," Loveridge said.
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Interesting-- Jews fleeing anti-Semitism to live with and amongst Muslims.
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How could I live with myself if I had killed someone?
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We live with pain, but [have] no way of transcending it.
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She then went to live with his family in New Jersey.
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I try every day to live with what he taught me.
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I live with my boyfriend and it's all good with them.
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"Both boys live with Brooke in Beverly Hills," the source explains.
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We all have to live with the consequences of our decisions.
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They know that they have to live with him, but differently.
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What it's like to live with a chronic urge to die.
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Most recipients already either work or live with someone who does.
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But we do have to make decisions and live with them.
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You make them before the season — and you live with them.
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As trade restrictions go, this is one everyone can live with.
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I have to live with a lot of people in here.
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I have had to live with the consequences every day since.
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Alex was sent to live with a rich family in London.
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I can't live with myself and recommend it at this level.
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"It's about teaching collectors how to live with these ephemeral materials."
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" "Do you live with [bin Salman's statement] because you need him?
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South Koreans have learned to live with threats from the North.
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Basically, our philosophy became this: He came to live with us.
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"That's easy — live with Kim and Kanye again," said Jenner, 61.
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I was prepared to live with that decision, whatever the result.
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We're having to live with that business and make it better.
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That they had to live with the world as it was.
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Israel, however, must live with and counter threats in the area.
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"I live with permanent suspicion—I was born guilty," he complained.
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We were going to raise Lucian to live with a disability.
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I can live with the full-sized bed in my apartment.
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Just what they can live with, though, hasn't fully been decided.
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"I would," she told "Live with Kelly and Ryan" in May.
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They cannot live with it, and they have to go together.
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Machines, you can't live with them, can't catch Pokémon without 'em.
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More than 4 million young people now live with HIV worldwide.
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When Jackson was 12, he couldn't live with his mother anymore.
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They live with offensive words, offensive looks, offensive treatment every day.
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Painting will continue to live with the help of new technologies.
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If that's why he got rejected, he could live with that.
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"I don't want to live with this shame anymore," she says.
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But millennials will live with their consequences for decades to come.
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That may be a level of pain they can live with.
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Gender identity is something real people have to live with everyday.
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So far, only PayPal has gone live with the new feature.
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Nearly 37 million people live with HIV, the majority in Africa.
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It's also an utter blast to listen to and live with.
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"I thoroughly intend to live with someone I love," she says.
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" He added: "You come home, you have to live with yourself.
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We all learned to live with what we could not see.
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It still decides where we live and whom we live with.
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We live with growing frustration that the perpetrators are getting away.
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As ladies, we live with systemic sexism on a daily basis.
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In the US alone, 5.4 million people currently live with paralysis.
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It was that explicit, and we live with that history today.
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When you live with someone, that's the natural state of being.
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Labour will have to pick sides and live with the consequences.
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"I just couldn't live with myself," he said of his conversion.
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"It's tough for these swans to live with people," he said.
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Finally, I was sent to live with my stepbrother in California.
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We live with the consequences every day in our collective memory.
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If you can't live with that, relationships don't survive very well.
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"That's what it was like to live with genius," he writes.
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We have to manage this, we have to live with it.
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I have to swallow my sadness and live with the insult!
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I live with my art, and it's the best company ever.
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This, too, is a legacy he has had to live with.
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Ms. Crawford, 123, went to live with a friend after Harvey.
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We continue to live with the legacy of those early Daughters.
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Imagine what it'll be like to live with two of them.
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In 1973, her teenage son went to live with his father.
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Approximately 155,000 people in America currently live with metastatic breast cancer.
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I don't understand how those supporting Cassidy Graham live with themselves.
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Jenna was my best friend, but she didn't live with me.
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At thirteen, Morgan left home, determined to live with his dad.
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But as a realist, he is preparing to live with it.
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It's a contradiction and his joke lets us live with it.
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All across Twitter, people reacted to Pence's Facebook Live with jokes.
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Each country must decide for itself and live with the consequences.
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"I was not about to live with bedbugs," Mr. Eisenberg said.
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The best generals live with and react to paradoxes, Gaddis argues.
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She's very smart, easy to live with, loving, caring, and efficient.
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I envy writers with a routine — and I live with one.
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We wanted art only to be able to live with it.
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I sent them to live with their father, her mother replied.
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"You live with great pain every day," Ms. Rosales told me.
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It's a con I love, and one I can live with.
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After I was born, she went to live with her grandparents.
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He was released to live with his parents on home detention.
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"We had to live with what we got," Dr. Batalha said.
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Like I abduct you and force you to live with me?
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Why do we have to live with such poverty and inequality?
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If their candidate was a birther, they could live with it.
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Should they stay and live with the men who hurt them?
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"Those are the cold hard truths you have to live with."
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And Chidick's two younger twin brothers live with serious heart conditions.
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I take the responsibility, and I got to live with it.
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About one-third of the homeless population live with mental illness.
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The baby went to live with the nurse in April 2017.
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But most Americans don't live with the luxury of that immediacy.
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Learning to live with fire might be the future for California.
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Learning to live with fire might be the future for California.
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You have to live with your past in a beautiful way.
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For years, she has been learning to live with the symptoms.
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Mike wants to continue to live with all of his roommates.
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His permanent absence has created a poverty I'll always live with.
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I didn't want to live with that in my head anymore.
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It's part of what you've got to live with through life.
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Beats: I'm not racist, I'll live with any kind of people.
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"You live with it because it's your only option," Mazur said.
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"There's no escape when you live with your adversaries," Miwa said.
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It's about the institutionalized sexism that we live with every day.
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They're able to live with this dissonance for that simple fact.
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"If you don't live with a disability, you might not think of #ADA violations as significant at 1st glance, but I assure you they're significant for those of us who do live with disabilities," Duckworth tweeted.
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According to the report, 31% of early adults aged 13 to 34 live with their parents — a 50% increase from 1960 and a higher percentage than those in the same age range who live with a spouse.
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Story at a glance Some 87 percent of autistic adults live with their parents, according to the Autism Housing Network, and almost 1,000,000 of those live with family caretakers that are older than the age of 60.
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Pay the full cost and live with a lower profit margin. 2.
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In fact: she now prefers that they continue to live with her.
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Leakes appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Jan.
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Ripa, 5003, announced her Live with Kelly and YOU contest on Sep.
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A big spike in volatility is fine, we can live with this.
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An official portrait unveiling was broadcast live, with audio and no visuals.
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When she started, it was Live with Regis and Kelly until 2011.
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"The devastated miners cannot live with Rouhani's hollow promises," said Tasnim agency.
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I live with my husband, six-year-old kid, and a dog.
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But this thing has happened, and now I've got live with it.
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I feel so sorry for them because they must live with it.
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Domesticated animals have been bred, for centuries perhaps, to live with humans.
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When his mum kicked him out, he came to live with us.
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She no longer had to live with Hodel – but her troubles continued.
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What's harsh is I've got to live with fear in my home.
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Benjamin Hall was there and he joins us live with the story.
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Blair must live with the stony facts he put on the ground.
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They now have four children who also live with them in seclusion.
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"We do live with a lot of color ourselves," Mattan tells Refinery29.
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I live with my son, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and my husband.
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Saturday Night Live with Alec Baldwin (1998) Two words: Schweddy Balls. 6.
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Here's what some people are saying: #MSNBC live with Obama right now.
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Well yeah, because they're the ones that have to live with immigrants.
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Pay the full cost and live with a lower profit margin. 2.
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Read her responses, then watch her recent Facebook Live with R29 below.
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The first to go live with subscriptions was the popular game Jeopardy!.
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I've found healing, a way to live with my situation, and hope.
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"Is it possible to live with SM and be happy?" they ask.
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But other than that she's been the easiest person to live with.
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I live with three roommates in a four-bedroom apartment on campus.
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People here live with one foot on each side of the fence.
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The goal is to go live with the system by the spring.
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The vacuum is not a situation that the world can live with.
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To live with caution and not fail is a failure in itself.
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"Chill ways to just sort of live with it," read one headline.
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Five people who live with a combination of chemical and electrical sensitivities.
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If Julius could live with me all the time, that'd be awesome.
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One of them invited me to live with her and her family.
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More than a quarter of American children live with a single parent.
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Tune in live with us on Twitter during all of Code Commerce!
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The only alternative is to learn to live with far fewer people.
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In some aboriginal communities, 45 percent of adults live with HTLV-1.
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I -- I -- BALDWIN: You don&apost want to live with your parents?
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And they live with it today as they lived with it then.
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He went on to live with friends and sleep in his car.
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If that, in effect, were the outcome, China could live with it.
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She reportedly left the country to live with her father and stepmother.
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"That's something that I'm going to have to live with," he said.
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The star showed up on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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Just over a week ago, Alexa moved in to live with me.
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We're live with reporter Ina Fried talking about what you should do.
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Many of us who live with our families don't see our families.
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He's much better and will be far more interesting to live with.
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"I won't," I promised, suggesting that she might live with me someday.
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You can watch the whole thing happen live with us right here.
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And I can live with waiting a bit longer for the list.
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Kelly Ripa loves rotating her potential co-hosts for Live with Kelly.
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Let me write it into the script and we'll live with it.
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He was trying to live with his parents and wife and kids.
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An estimated 60,000 children there live with a grandparent or blood relative.
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You have to learn to live with that, and maintain your strength.
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This, again, is an experience people like Nelson live with every day.
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Can't live with 'em, can't tour with 'em ... but it's all good.
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Bennett instead participated in a Facebook Live with television comedian Chelsea Handler.
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Do the characters get time to grieve, to live with that pain?
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And that they have opportunities to do so and live with dignity.
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More than 38 million Americans live with some sort of hearing disability.
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Adams planned to end his life rather than live with the pain.
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I'm a single parent and live with my aunt and my son.
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Scarratt later decided that the baby could live with a relative instead.
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He wasn't the easiest man to live with, to say the least.
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Rocco left Madonna during the tour to live with Ritchie in London.
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"Now we live with the anxiety about what comes next," McCain wrote.
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"We live with our mother, but she is unemployed too," Sobral said.
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Live with Kelly and Ryan airs weekdays in syndication (check local listings).
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"But I was quite fun to live with during this," he adds.
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Good luck, dude ... might have to learn to live with this one.
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"I didn't expect this," the MSNBC Live with Stephanie Ruhle host says.
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Let me tell you: It is fantastic to live with low expectations.
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And, yes, the drone supports Facebook Live with the Dji Go app.
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And I don't think that we have to live with such fear.
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To live with that as the foundation of all our other beliefs.
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I hope that there is an agreement that everyone can live with.
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Now Sara is going to live with her estranged father in Chicago.
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To do so, it will have to live with a volatile yuan.
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"I think they can live with that provision," one GOP lobbyist said.
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I think we are just going to have to live with it.
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Instead, tenants live with toxic mold, lead, and elevators that don't work.
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Immigrant laborers live with low wages and the possibility of being deported.
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Grandparents traditionally live with their children and grandchildren once they have retired.
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She moved to live with her father in Tennessee at age 14.
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They're going to have to start learning how to live with them.
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Often, they live with their parents and dedicate themselves to the household.
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That leaves a lot of Republicans to live with a painful reality.
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But who are these people who live with these pre-existing conditions?
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All but a few winners live with just one parent or guardian.
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The couple decided they could live with a long commute to Manhattan.
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Nunn also had to live with the social constraints around his homosexuality.
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"She said, 'No, you can't live with me'," he said, tearing up.
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You can't just live with me as Singaporean, as Canadian, as American.
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If something happens great, if not we can live with that too.
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Patients often live with debilitating pain in their lower legs for years.
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After all, two of the pair's four children live with Down syndrome.
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"This is what we've got, and we're going to live with it."
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"'Jenny of Oldstones' is really incredible live with our vocalist," Djawadi said.
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So he figured he'd just have to learn to live with it.
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I live with the constant fear of losing my mom to deportation.
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All these issues are things I live with and think about daily.
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"We have to live with the lie that we create," Milione said.
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Some women live with yeast infections for weeks or months or years.
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"But you're just going to have to live with it," Bannon concluded.
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They will obviously have to learn to live with the new system.
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Victims described having to live with shrapnel and bleeding wounds for now.
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She helped send nieces to college and let relatives live with her.
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Then, she allegedly said the girl went to live with her grandmother.
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ET) on ABC, and Live with Kelly airs weekdays (check local listings).
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"We can live with all impressions because nature blesses us," she says.
|
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I have had to live with my neighbor's dog for a year.
|
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Seacrest has started co-hosting "Live With Kelly & Ryan" with Kelly Ripa.
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And my daughter just started school, so she live with me now.
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Being home, where I live, with all of the things I like.
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I'm not exactly proud of it, but I can live with it.
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After that, I couldn't really imagine choosing to live with someone again.
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"Live with no regrets" is a mantra we aim to stand by.
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Foreign domestic workers were not always required to live with their employers.
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It's a significant event and you live with the consequences for ever.
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The times have changed, and France should learn to live with terrorism.
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Fashion should have to live with the consequences of its own actions.
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"It is a fear that we live with daily," Kristy told me.
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Would you be willing to have a former prisoner live with you?
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I'm not the easiest person to live with, but neither is he.
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We've never figured out how to do it live with two guitars.
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If he could do that perfectly, he could live with the rest.
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Hourly wage before tips: $8.15 I live with someone who is immunosuppressed.
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And what are the stories they fashion to live with the consequences?
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When I go home off the road, I live with my grandparents.
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I live with my older sister as both our parents passed away.
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And we must live with the choices that aren't ours to make.
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A deal that everyone can live with is not going to happen.
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If this generation ended them, we would live with the shame forever.
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And I guess, if I have to, I can live with that.
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We have a wonderful coffee shop where I live with limited seating.
|
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The panicked employer arranged for the nurse's baby to live with them.
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If you can live with that, then Chromebooks are a good choice.
|
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The problem has always been finding new ways to live with grandeur.
|
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"You've got to live with it," he said of his changed circumstances.
|
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All online events will be broadcast live, with dates to be announced.
|
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"These grooms work so hard, they live with these horses," Baffert said.
|
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Embracing mortality, practitioners say, helps them live with less fear, more life.
|
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The federation also sends an adult supervisor to live with the players.
|
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For eight years, I have had to live with this by myself.
|
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Six in 303 US adults live with at least one chronic condition.
|
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"It hasn't really sunk in," Andreescu said on Live with Kelly & Ryan.
|
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So Ms. González might not be allowed to live with her children.
|
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Judge John Hodgman Evangeline writes: I currently live with my boyfriend, Nate.
|
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To have cancer is to live with two neighbors: hypervigilance and denial.
|
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Will the people who live with you sit down and eat together?
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They live with my rheumatoid arthritis just as much as I do.
|
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Republicans can live with that — so long as it gets no worse.
|
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These, like many of Turk's lessons, are kindnesses I can live with.
|
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What's it like to live with all of that in your head?
|
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He will live with the license of a higher order of beings.
|
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Now, her parents wanted her to quit and come live with them.
|
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Juniper and Oliver live with their parents in the building next door.
|
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It is "Live With Kelly and Michael," not "Live: Kelly and Michael."
|
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Network anchors swept into town and went live with Cronkite-level sobriety.
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ET) on Bravo, Live with Kelly and Ryan airs weekdays (check listings).
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They had to live with this feeling until law enforcement showed up.
|
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In the film version, Garland's children long to live with their father.
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Fifteen years later, around 1,200 bears still live with their original owners.
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They live with her in on her farm North Salem, New York.
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Don't forget about the people you already live with and yourself, too.
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Ladies think his name sounds sexy Like, I can live with that.
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Watch the PBS NewsHour/POLITICO Debate live with us at 8 p.m.
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I've learned to live with his absence, because there's no other choice.
|
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Then, we have to live with them, around them and through them.
|
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The couple divorced in 2008 and agreed Rocco would live with Madonna.
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Many of us with jobs live with the impermanent nature of work.
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And I have to live -- I have to live with 'crowd size.
|
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In the face of cruelty, we must live with empathy and compassion.
|
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Paying for her to live with me makes affording my degree harder.
|
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Roughly two million children covered by Medicaid live with complex medical conditions.
|
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We must live with the Russians, whether we like it or not.
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And I can live with that at the end of the day.
|
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Dani and Sophie live with Micah Lee (Leo Sheng), an adjunct professor.
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They live with a higher prevalence of HIV than the general population.
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The couple live with their two young children in Fort Worth, Texas.
|
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"We are probably going to have to live with it," he said.
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I'd rather live with a North Korea with 50 ICMBs than 200.
|
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" And as her parent, he said, "I have to live with it.
|
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He's been periodically homeless, unable to live with his wife and kids.
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You can live with scratches on your car — but you shouldn&apost.
|
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The problem is that President Trump can live with that; they can't.
|
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"He just asked me if he could live with me," Haley recalled.
|
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Is this the level of culpability this writer wants to live with?
|
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But Wall Street seems to be learning to live with higher rates.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE LIVE WITH ANDERSON COOPER AND KATHY GRIFFIN 8 p.m.
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Moro's wife and children do not live with him in the capital.
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"I mean, I think I could live with that," Ms. Capito said.
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They didn't, and now they will have to live with the consequences.
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And it was a compromise your driver was willing to live with.
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Most of these children are sent to live with a family member.
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I currently live with my parents and can't afford to move out.
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They have to live with their fomites and suffer the health consequences.
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Well, a lot of people live with some form of mental illness.
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Guess who has to live with you if your book gets savaged?
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He needs to learn to live with the pain of being alive.
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"In our culture, you live with your parents until marriage," she said.
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I'm very interested in exploring that, and how we live with that.
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JS: You live with a collection of work by self-taught artists.
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I've accepted that this is something I just have to live with.
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How much do you really know about the people you live with?
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Live with Dreamers at my home This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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I was a really difficult person to live with during that time.
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Plus, she's taking care of her elderly parents who live with her.
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And, standing beside, the many people who have to live with us.
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"I wish I could go back and change what happened, but I can&apost and that&aposs something that I have to live with and something that his family has to live with," she told the television station.
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But there's just no way that's going to happen and he's going to have to learn to live with it, just as I've learned to live with the reality that I'm not going to play for the NBA.
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"I think there's a very good chance that we will get a reasonable settlement that China can live with, that we can live with and that addresses all of the key issues," Ross said in an interview with CNBC.
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LIKE their co-religionists all over Europe, Italy's Jews live with dreadful memories.
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My friend and I were going to live with our group of friends.
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Instead he called it an incompletion and we've got to live with it.
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I don't know how the people at the institute can live with themselves.
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Memes. We can't live with them, and we certainly can't live without them.
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For residents, Austin is an inexpensive place to live, with burgeoning career opportunities.
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Until recently, this had been something I accepted and learned to live with.
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And he's had to live with this lie ever since to protect Jon.
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It's like a side effect of fame that you have to live with.
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They have two kids, who live with their mom on the east coast.
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Old Fadama residents live with clogged drains, insufficient water supply, and poor sanitation.
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Italy will have to live with the consequences of its embrace of radicalism.
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And I have to live with that for the rest of my life.
|
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Near the beginning of 2013, he went live with a website—then www.satwatch.
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For now, you'll have to live with the incredible reaction on social media.
|
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When Collin leaves the program later this year, he will live with Jon.
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He joins us live with what he wants to see happen in moments.
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We get along a lot better now that she doesn't live with us.
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During her visit to Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Jan.
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It's always about trade-offs, and what we're ultimately willing to live with.
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Locals live with pitted roads, crumbling schools, electricity outages and deteriorating medical care.
|
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Click through to see the best of Saturday Night Live with Aziz Ansari.
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In Miami, a longtime gay destination, 45% of millennials live with their parents.
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"We're just the town over," Shipka admitted on Live with Kelly and Ryan.
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The country will eat its cake and live with an empty plate afterwards.
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That's what I get to live with for the rest of my life.
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She was gone too soon, and we all have to live with that.
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Presumably this is because Wall Street has learned to live with Dodd-Frank.
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And he is up at night not being able to live with himself.
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Approximately 26% of homeless adults staying in shelters live with serious #mentalillness. pic.twitter.
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She invited him to live with the family in Vermont for a while.
|
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Thirty minutes before the debate, Trump's Facebook page went live with a video.
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I live with my sister and our rent is crazy cheap — $550/month.
|
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Are there even more new co-hosts joining Live with Kelly and Ryan?
|
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The challenge for the lithium industry is how to live with such volatility.
|
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You see, I'm not just friends with my ex — I live with her.
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"We couldn't live with ourselves without trying to make a difference," she said.
|
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Otherwise, one might have to live with the weight of every honest cruelty.
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All now live with infertility; chronic, debilitating pain; and sky-high medical bills.
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I could live with this; big cuts of meat don't always cook evenly.
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It's rare to hear about the reality of those who live with it.
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And I've had to live with that idea of myself for two decades.
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The market has fully digested two events and learned to live with them.
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I live with my Mum and Dad and also my sister at home.
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We next see Déjà when she goes home to live with her mom.
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He learned about the versatility of clothing and how to live with less.
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It's why they learn to live with chronic pain, thinking it is normal.
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Around 30 members of his extended family live with him on the campsite.
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Everything changed when Lee sent Winfrey to live with her father in Tennessee.
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"I was 14 and then sent to live with my father," Winfrey recalled.
|
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China and the West will have to learn to live with their differences.
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"Make sure you can live with the limitations of Medicare Advantage," said McClanahan.
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen (BRAVO) Best Animated Series Archer (FX)
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"Password sharing is something you have to learn to live with," he added.
|
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Brendan Dassey will live with this case for the rest of his life.
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And I have to live with this for the rest of my life.
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Now, we have to live with many technologies that challenge democracy and selfhood.
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The Yelchins said they are doing their best to live with the pain.
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If you can live with that, it's a great machine for $200 extra.
|
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More than 1.2 million people in the United States currently live with HIV.
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There are pros and cons to continuing to live with mom and dad.
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"People that really do love him and live with him daily," Nusbaum says.
|
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In essence, the presidents must live with or live down their vice president.
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To begin to understand Kojey Radical, you must first live with his music.
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It's a better-executed story — and acting that the actors can live with.
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But for now, you'll have to live with this tiny handful of details.
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And finally, HBO will air The Royal Wedding Live With Cord and Tish!
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Genevieve Gorder has learned to live with not one, but two autoimmune diseases.
|
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Nobody should have to live with the fact that their baby is gone.
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Most people live with it, the band The Academic decided to embrace it.
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Plus, using the "Live With" feature, you can lip sync with your friends.
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I had to make decisions quickly, and live with whatever came from them.
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" The brand new chicks, Poincheval said, "will go and live with my parents.
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I hope you have found a way to live with that lie, Alex.
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Around 2010, Bampumim moved to Boston to live with her, Maria Luisa said.
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There are tons of people of all ages that live with their boyfriend.
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Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila said Finland "can live" with the Tusk package.
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The characters have to live with the knowledge that they're bugs, easily squashed.
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Since smucks couldn't choose their servicers, they had to live with the consequences.
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It said the new resolution fee was impossible for it to live with.
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And I'll have to live with that for the rest of my life.
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"They live with me and we are like the three amigos," he says.
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Now 112 live with them, aged between one-week-old and 14 years.
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To live with your darkness and use it for good is a lie.
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Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), who said that he could live with a BAT.
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But we're only really just beginning to learn how to live with them.
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But it'll always be there so you just have to live with it.
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However, binge-watching takes a back seat when you live with other people.
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Most people live with it, sometimes chronically, for the rest of their lives.
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Lisa Rinna wigged out on Tuesday's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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If that makes me ISIS I guess I'll have to live with that.
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Christine moved to Florida to live with her mother after her parents divorced.
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Mia and Sebastian make theirs—then they learn how to live with them.
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Meanwhile, we're forced to live with the consequences of their decisions: President Trump.
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Lang Senior went to jail, and Junior had to live with his stepmother.
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That makes so much sense, especially live with the spectacle of the group.
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You make a decision, and then you have to live with the consequence.
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To have to live with the knowledge that he did all that stuff.
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Sometimes these men still live with their parents, or have past personal frustrations.
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I want to know, I truly do: how do you live with yourself?
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Viewers will also be able to chat live with park rangers, and Explore.
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Perhaps the most challenging loss to live with is a death by suicide.
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After leaving school at 14, he went to live with relatives in Memphis.
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Will we be able to live with the fingerprint sensor on the back?
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We live with multiple screens — cell phones, desktop computers, laptop computers and tablets.
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Foreign spouses of American citizens could not come to live with their families.
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Manuel Valls, the prime minister, has told the French to "live with terrorism".
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She leaves for Arizona to live with a man she has met online.
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ISAs prove that students don't have to live with debt their whole lives.
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen's Céline Dion sit-down airs Nov.
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Mr. Daniel said he did not know how many objects they live with.
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Worse were the ones who popped the question: could you live with them?
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I'm sorry that you will live with me, to some degree, in grief.
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But it's language that a more progressive court can most likely live with.
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Show me what you think is an outcome that you can live with.
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They learn how to live with them, together, at least for a time.
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I have to live with this shame for the rest of my life.
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Then you could get the assurance you need by connecting live with them.
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Griffin has hosted "New Year's Eve Live" with CNN's Anderson Cooper since 2007.
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Their parents sent them to live with relatives while they got their education.
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To live with, to load up, and to take on a road trip.
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Maybe this will give people a better understanding of what we live with.
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"So I live with him and Odessa still around me," Ms. Bilik said.
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In the UK, 850,000 people live with dementia, according to the Alzheimer's Society.
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One day her mother sent Lowe to live with an aunt in Riverside.
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So live with it; and, hopefully your favorite players start doing it, too.
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What if Veronica had moved to California to live with Ms. Mercado's brother?
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Will he live with the threat posed by a mercurial, wildly unpredictable adversary?
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Or he might choose for you to live with your mom or dad.
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It's not something to be cured, it's something you have to live with.
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I knew I was going to go to Africa and live with animals.
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Side note, ever live with a child who is bad at an instrument?
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I'm also estranged from my father, and so I live with my sister.
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When the performance ends, you will have to live with whatever happens forever.
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"I made a mistake, that's something I have to live with," he said.
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Now I live with other people, depend on others for transportation and money.
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So they decided to ship me to Vegas to live with my folks.
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And buddy, if you live with roommates, there's no way you're sleeping well.
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I got to live with my grandma when I was five years old.
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What would you feel about going to live with your aunt and cousins?
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It's challenging for single folks unless you're willing to live with hella roommates.
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But then you'd have to live with a whole different caboose of regrets.
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At the age of ten, he moved out to live with his father.
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You live with your parents in a semidetatched home in an urban center.
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I still live with depression and anxiety, but it's much more manageable today.
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It's something I have to live with for the rest of my life.
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Stay home if you or family members who live with you are sick.
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He and his wife live with their two sons, ages 10 and 4.
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"Our whole thing is, 'Dress with intent, live with purpose,'" Mr. Kassan said.
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Pelton would live with her mother until the older woman died in 1920.
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They signed the agreements, and that's what we are going to live with.
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I can live with that, although I do love those death-defying tricks.
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It's very hard to live with doubt, but it is what we're served.
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"And I came up here to live with my hermit son," Murnane said.
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The prince will have to live with the attention: Even before its Feb.
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Like him, she must also learn to live with a mental health condition.
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And Fox has apparently persuaded us all to live with its lying, too.
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The activists "don't look like us, don't live with us," said the Rev.
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What we have to do is to learn how to live with it.
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If that makes her bad, it's a sin she's willing to live with.
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Michael tries to live with it, but I've learned to let go more.
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"Live With Kelly and Ryan" exists at a great distance from all that.
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Then the retailer decided it just couldn't live with the measure at all.
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Nearly 20 years later, they still live with the trauma of that day.
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It's a thing you just need to have to live with, work around.
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Or do I have to live with this slander hanging over my head?
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Five of her eight children live with her in her corrugated zinc home.
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In other countries, people are grown-up, and they can live with taxes.
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Live with Kelly and Ryan airs weekdays in national syndication (check local listings).
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He lived an extraordinary life and his memories will live with us forever.
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We went live with Damien Cave, the Times Australia bureau chief, to discuss.
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Around testing, contact tracing, developing therapies, and being able to live with coronavirus.
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Next, you should self-isolate, including staying away from anyone you live with.
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Riggs was a dream role and the experience will live with me forever.
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"I've paid for my sins; I can live with myself," he says theatrically.
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The Live with Kelly and Ryan co-host stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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What does it feel like to live with the possibility of that change?
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I try to live with my new reality, and to just keep hoping.
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Her alcoholic father sent her to live with a man with cerebral palsy.
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At age 11, she went to live with her mother in the Bronx.
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If that-- if that doesn't happen, it's a statute you can live with.
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Others live with a growing uncertainty about their futures under the current one.
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"You can't stop Xylella, you can only live with it," says Massimo Arsieni.
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His live-with-the-bears approach also drew criticism from some wildlife officials.
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I have a four-year-old child, and I live with my parents.
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To qualify, Canadians must live with the child and be the primary caregiver.
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If you live with boob lights and you like them, you do you.
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I live with my grandmother in the city where I go to school.
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There was something missing on Thursday's episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan.
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Today, 1 in 4 Americans live with a cognitive or mobility-related disability.
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I live with them, so I don't have to pay twice the rent.
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Ms. Olivarez, her husband and children live with her parents in the Bronx.
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Believe me, I have to live with that every day of my life.
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The parents, Larisa and Sergey, live with the children in a former kindergarten.
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Resilience isn't a cure for climate change — it's how we live with it.
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The second is to learn to live with a nuclear-armed despotic regime.
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We can begin to live with nature rather than declare war on it.
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So now I live with roommates, but do not get along with them.
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No family should live with the fear of being poisoned in their sleep.
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That children would have to live with that again is horrifying to me.
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"I don't remember," the Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host said.
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Of course, but that's a risk all tech investors have to live with.
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But I can't live with myself and eat fudge at the same time.
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"No, I live with anxiety and was working with brilliant actors," he said.
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" It was easier to live with ambiguity, she said, adding, "Denial is important.
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Just like we have no other option but to live with our leaders.
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Wages did not rise; instead, Americans learned to live with reduced produce variety.
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He's reportedly returning to his hometown in Ohio to live with his parents.
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Read This Next: This Is How it Feels to Live With Severe Anxiety
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Other times they'd help patients better live with their current level of pain.
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"This is really, really getting to be a huge problem in my life because, you know, it's really weird to live with your grandma and not to live with your mom and dad, the people who made you," she said.
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Despite young people having to live with the decision of the referendum for an average of 69 years, it has been decided for them by people who will only have to live with it for an average of 203 years.
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Will Al Franken and Louis C. K. face real consequences, while we end up having to live with Roy Moore in the Senate, and continuing to live with Clarence Thomas on the Supreme Court and Donald Trump in the White House?
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There is much truth in a verse Guha quotes, written by Gandhi's secretary, Mahadev Desai: To live with the saints in heaven Is a bliss and a glory But to live with a saint on earth Is a different story.
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But I've seen people with it who live with a sense of spiritual adventure, who refuse to be ashamed, who manage to hold on to themselves and live with endurance and lack of self-pity and go bravely into the night.
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But I've seen people with it who live with a sense of spiritual adventure, who refuse to be ashamed, who manage to hold on to themselves and live with endurance and lack of self-pity and go bravely into the night.
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More than 93 million American adults are obese, while 30 million live with diabetes.
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I propose that likes and retweets simply live with each individual version of tweet.
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Hawa Hassan, a Somali refugee, was sent to live with family friends in Seattle.
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While Ensley and Jace went to live with Barbara, Kaiser is dad Griffith's custody.
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RECORD companies and film studios have had to learn to live with internet piracy.
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When it became clear he could live with the disease, he resumed his work.
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I live with my best friend from college who I've known for five years.
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"It's something I've been able to manage and live with and thrive," she said.
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If something happens and I didn't prepare my family, I couldn't live with myself.
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Their father will have to live with himself, and his actions, until his death.
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Which raises the second possibility: The majority party could simply live with the filibuster.
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"Christina came and asked my father if I could live with her," Chaha explains.
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Parker addressed the drama on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen last week.
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Before I got married, I did live with the family and follow them around.
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Live with Kelly is nationally-syndicated by Disney/ABC Home Entertainment and TV Distribution.
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"As long as they've not helped ISIS I can live with them," Saleh said.
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Still, Kian remained adamant that she wouldn't want to live with a Trump supporter.
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This is so grievously wrong that we can't stand to live with it anymore.
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The press is going to go with that, and I cannot live with that.
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It was an experience I'll have to live with the rest of my life.
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It's why Reno appeared on Saturday Night Live with Ferrell dressed in full drag.
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I'll be a president that will have to live with the decisions I made.
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"It was an experience I'll have to live with the rest of my life."
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Obviously, I would have loved top-notch sound, but I can live with them.
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But since macOS Mojave isn't all that buggy, I decided to live with it.
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She spilled on Live with Kelly and Ryan about the first time they met.
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Now dozens of employees live with one foot on either side of the line.
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"I'll have to live with that for the rest of my life," she said.
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The outlets all went live with almost identical articles about the ban Thursday afternoon.
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She'd had no choice but to move back home to live with her family.
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The WhoSampled iOS app will go live with the new functionality on Wednesday morning.
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"We will all start to live with several robots in our houses," Lilly said.
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However, if you can live with that inconvenience, this is otherwise a good deal.
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She also had to maintain a very healthy diet to live with the condition.
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This review, in contrast, is about how it feels to live with the S9+.
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But it is seen as something they have no choice but to live with.
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For that amount, or a bit more, she would have to live with roommates.
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"We are going to live with African swine fever for many years," Stone said.
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Just 243% of Europeans aged over 22 live with their families; half live alone.
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Being diagnosed, however, has made the condition more manageable for Hough to live with.
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"She's really good at Russian," Panettiere said during an appearance on Live with Kelly!
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The 49-year-old Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host told E!
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For the past 43 years, Kim Phuc has learned to live with constant pain.
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Why do we feel a need to live with books, to have them around?
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen airs Sundays through Thursdays at 10 p.m.
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I ran back upstairs and screamed to my mom, whom we also live with.
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I split the full $23,000 rent evenly with my boyfriend, whom I live with.
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I live with my parents, so grocery shopping is kind of a gray area.
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Those who can't afford them will get diesel generators and live with the pollution.
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It even seemed that he and his allies could live with ambiguity over customs.
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According to the court, Chastity has been relocated to live with a new family.
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Also Saturday, Mr. Sanders appears on "Saturday Night Live," with Larry David as host.
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"Despite being afraid, we moved to the cemetery to live with ghosts," Ramaly said.
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It's a punishment in and of itself that she has to live with forever.
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We might not cure Ebola, but we may be able to live with it.
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Even if you don't live with mental illness, someone close to you likely does.
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Italian parents let their children live with them far longer than other European parents.
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ET), and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen airs Sundays-Thursdays (11 p.m.
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Partly because of the cost of housing, more young people live with their parents.
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How could I ever live with myself if something were to happen to Ali?
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"I love you on the show," she gushed, referencing Live with Kelly and Ryan!
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ET) and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen airs Sunday-Thursday (11 p.m.
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"They have to live with the decision that is being made now," Hunter said.
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Ruszczyk had relocated from her native Australia to Minneapolis to live with her fiancé.
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I live with my girlfriend and a roommate, so we split it three ways.
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She also taped an episode of Live with Kelly and Ryan that aired Friday.
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That's a definition we can live with as we close out this surreal year.
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Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen Khloe Kardashian, Keeping Up With the Kardashians
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His legacy will be his great talent & how he decided to live with Alzheimers.
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To some extent, of course—I couldn't live with killing anyone, even a fascist.
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Partly as a result of it, many of them still live with their parents.
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"I know how hard it is to live with both of us," Nichelle said.
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Following his Real Housewives hosting gig, Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen happened.
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On Live with Kelly And Ryan, Kim clarified that she was rooting for Khloé.
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We almost always leave all editorial content live, with notes and corrections as needed.
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I live with my two cats and rent out my basement suite on Airbnb.
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It's asking, 'Can I live with a Catholic for the rest of my life?
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"Some of them are my friends, or people we live with in the community."
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A year later he left home to live with a friend in a hostel.
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In August of 2017, you moved back to Iowa to live with your parents.
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You used to live with four other roommates before you moved to this condo.
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Parker addressed the drama on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen last week.
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I live with my fiancé, N. My future father-in-law is our landlord.
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"The question now is...how to live with a one-party parliament," Gudkov said.
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When William turned 240, he left home to live with another family across town.
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Since the original Xbox era, players have signed onto Xbox Live with a Gamertag.
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Wloszczowska hung on grimly but could not live with Rissveds in the final reckoning.
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"We cannot live with it being dry all the time," said citrus farmer Ramos.
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I think all of those places, Burger King, McDonald's, I can live with it.
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Miss Scarlett and Miss Violet live with Streisand and one other canine, Miss Fanny.
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The company is going live with virtual debit cards and checking accounts next month.
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This leads Polly to go live with Veronica and Hermoine for the time being.
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More From Tonic: But merely understanding doesn't make it any easier to live with.
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Hailey will live with her father in Washington state, the dad told Fox 12.
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And honestly, could you really live with yourself if you had a white carpet?
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" Pointing to his three sons, Pollack said, "My boys need to live with this.
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Live with Kelly and Ryan airs on airs weekdays on ABC at 9 a.
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Even the Chinese Democracy songs feel a little fresher and better live, with Slash.
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Cubans, who live with undemocratic socialism, seem to find this baffling rather than attractive.
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The only thing is I lost my phone but I can live with that.
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Texans live with these storms and their superlative descriptions and we remember their power.
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And whether the story is true or not, Trump has to live with it.
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Both sisters and their mother still live with him, although they live in fear.
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But roughly a third of poor children live with divorced or widowed single mothers.
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Chandler stopped by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and dropped several gems.
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This is the kind of play we know now, breathe now, live with now.
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"High rents are forcing more people to live with roommates," according to the study.
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"I live with bread like you," says Shakespeare's Richard II, disavowing his monarchic singularity.
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I live adventurously, I live with love and I'm not afraid to love either.
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Here's hoping that Gomez continues to live with the openness her mother taught her.
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We can also live with singles, doubles and triples especially commensurate with their cost.
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But because wine is delicious, we all tacitly agreed to live with the nuisance.
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I could not live with that, so Tommy and I would split up, again.
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One old Olds was missing in action — gone, just had to live with it.
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The United States will have to live with that lingering mistrust, Mr. Pershing said.
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The relatives of migrant children are often undocumented themselves, or live with undocumented people.
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Even with the setback in Hanoi, Kim can live with the current dynamic indefinitely.
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"The wordsmithing, not saying 'climate,' I could live with that," retired Navy Vice Adm.
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This means of course that the vast majority of people live with extreme difficulty.
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A guitar, however, is audible on weekend mornings, but they can live with it.
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Approximately 1 million Americans live with Parkinson's disease, with 85033,000 new cases diagnosed annually.
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Morgan Stanley went live with a new adviser platform for client portfolios in 2018.
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The alternative to passing the Senate bill is to live with the current law.
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If he could live with these contradictions, he would be simply a representative American.
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The way I look at it is I'm just choosing to live with it.
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After MS, I live with often-crippling fatigue, frequent numbness and disorienting vision problems.
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"I made a mistake, that's something I have to live with," Mr. Delpopolo said.
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And in practice, learning to live with something surely means growing accustomed to it.
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Human rights allow people everywhere to live with dignity, freedom, equality, justice and peace.
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