" Short, who is a devout Christian, said, "People often profess faith that's not lived out, but with him it's lived out each and every day.
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" He also said: "She lived out her life selflessly.
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Ham lived out the rest of his life in zoos.
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In short, the quote only matters if it's lived out.
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I actually lived out there two years ago for a month.
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For a stretch in 1994, he lived out of his truck.
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She brighten our lives and lived out her life with dignity.
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He lived out his latter years in stylish Bel-Air, California.
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He's really lived out his mission as a man of faith.
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Mr. Tong lived out his final years quietly in San Diego.
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Harper Ediger has lived out a familiar adolescent nightmare: being excluded.
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Since then I've lived out of my LeSportsac Essential Crossbody purse.
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The vast majority of early American colonists lived out bleak existences.
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He lived out the rest of his days and eventually died.
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While on the road, Kurti has often lived out of her car.
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He lived out of his car for a period as a teenager.
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They lived out of a van for five years during that time.
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Rags, meanwhile, lived out his life in Maryland, and died in 1936.
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She brighten [sic] our lives and lived out her life with dignity.
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"My existential crisis is lived out a lot onstage," he went on.
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When I was a bit younger, my brother lived out in the countryside.
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He lived out his family-first devotion, his loyalty to kith and kin.
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Eventually, she lived out of her car, a 1999 Subaru, for six months.
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"For a whole year, we lived out of boxes" waiting for final word.
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Never intending to stay, he lived out of a suitcase for three years.
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I have lived out of India, my home country, for more than three decades.
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McCain lived out his final days in Arizona, with his family by his side.
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Most nak muay farang who lived out there felt much the same way, too.
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Samwell lived out his days with Gilly, with whom he had a dozen children.
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Tender, she created an institution that was a lived-out version of humanist philosophy.
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According to Lee Server's exhaustively researched biography, Rosselli lived out a quintessentially American success story.
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Sand County Almanac tells the story of an atom that lived out parts of its
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Hary lived out here with his father as a boy, and Lydia later joined him.
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These two characters had lived out an entire life as loving partners, side by side.
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He was nonetheless given a job by Grünenthal and lived out his days in Germany.
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He lived out of state for a while before moving back to Utah in 0003.
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She survived domestic and sexual violence, and at one point lived out of her car.
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For two weeks, I lived out of a black hardshell Raden A-22 Carry ($603).
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Because he was in Cali, he lived out in Oakland, and he was on dialysis.
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Madame LaLaurie then fled to Paris, where she lived out the rest of her days.
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His family, at times, lived out of their car in parking lots near the school.
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For the pain it causes is no less acute for being lived out quietly, in private.
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Less than a fifth (220 percent) said they had lived out of state before becoming homeless.
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" Mattis added, "I've lived out in Silicon Valley for the three years that I was retired.
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One student told the Roundup that he was briefly homeless and lived out of his car.
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Personal finance guru Suze Orman lived out of her van for a few months in 1973
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But what I'd like to know is: How is this experience lived out day to day?
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It confirmed her judgment about what she never could escape, where she lived out her life.
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Kim Jong Un lived out a childhood fantasy when former Chicago Bulls star Dennis Rodman visited.
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"At this point all family members that lived out of Puerto Rico are all stressing," Lebron wrote.
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During hard times, Anthony, a single father, has lived out of the car he drives for Uber.
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Director James Cameron lived out of his car before selling the rights to 'The Terminator' for $1
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On it, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever lived, lived out their lives.
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We lived out [in Brampton] for about ten years and going to school you definitely felt it.
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Born in any other time and any other place, he would've lived out his life in obscurity.
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His memoir, Where Do I Begin: Stories from a Life Lived Out Loud, hits shelves Oct. 1.
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Concerns Dolly herself lived out her days at the Roslin Institute and was able to produce six lambs.
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Having the service where Nan lived out her final days brought you and your Mother back together again.
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Whitman, in many ways, lived out that radical vision of equality in his poetry and in his life.
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I've lived out here for ten years, and every time I go home this is my first stop.
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The tone of a campaign is maybe set by the candidate, but it's lived out by its supporters.
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She lived out her Bachelorette dream, and chose the person best suited to start a life with her.
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So I lived out of my car for a couple of months, but then my car got stolen.
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Sayoc lived out of a van plastered with stickers and photographs that applauded Trump and lambasted his critics.
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This march will be in Spandau, near the prison where he lived out nearly half of his days.
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In Los Angeles, he lived out of a beat-up Volkswagen Rabbit and crashed with friends like Lubezki.
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That American myth was embraced and lived out by everybody from Washington to Lincoln to Roosevelt to Reagan.
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Pooch Hall is a self-proclaimed "family man" — and that commitment is lived out both on and off screen.
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Irish citizens who have lived out of the country for less than 18 months are still eligible to vote.
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Although Jim Carrey is now leaving waitresses giant tips, his family lived out of a van in his youth.
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The Nazi-sympathizing couple lived out the rest of their days—many decades—in empty, wealthy splendor in France.
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There was this fear of myself—this sickening feeling that somehow I desired this thing to be lived out.
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Thomas, who lived out-of-state, said Hess told her that she would not want to see the body.
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I've lived out of my car for 4 years — see the incredible photos from my life on the road
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Her sentence was commuted in 1993, and she lived out the rest of her days as a New York socialite.
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It's hardly the first time characters in a genre show have lived out their entire lives in a separate timeline.
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This thing is a total beast, and I wish I lived out in the country so I could use it.
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Johnson & Johnson has been arguing that there are jurisdictional issues in those cases, as the plaintiffs lived out of state.
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Presumably, older Steve avoided younger Steve to prevent any weirdness and lived out his (their?) new life happily ever after.
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Comedian Jim Carrey once lived out of a VW camper van and in a tent on his sister's front lawn
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They might have lived out their days in comfortable anonymity had it not been for the Presidential race of 22014.
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He has lived out an answer to the question: How does an elite athlete come back from such a mangling?
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We'd be in much better shape if every organization in America lived out these values: Show all the way up.
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A bittersweet wedding A Florida teen with a rare terminal cancer lived out his dream of marrying his longtime girlfriend.
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Ms. Giannulli is one of a number of celebrity offspring who have lived out their teenage years on social media.
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Two of them lived out of state; my middle daughter lives in the Bay Area, and we see each other regularly.
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From Sydney's northern beaches, he's never lived out of home before either, but has quickly been designated team cook and enforcer.
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"We lived out of a Hampton Inn for four months and we cooked from our hotel room," she revealed to People.
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Having driven over 7,000 miles, east to west, we reached Clarkston—the small town Joey lived out his last days in.
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But the other buyers lived out of town and had wanted the apartment as a pied-à-terre, Mr. Friedman said.
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EditorsNote: Fixes foreign character Wainwright's homer sparks Cardinals past Phillies ST. LOUIS — Adam Wainwright lived out a childhood dream Monday night.
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There, he lived out his myths, becoming, as the curators here point out, the marginal figure he had idolized in Brazil.
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She wants to do more to support the homeless because she once lived out of her car, an old Ford Explorer.
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As the basis for the request, the company claimed that all of the investors in the company lived out of Maryland.
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She escaped, fled to San Francisco with two backpacks of belongings, and lived out of her car while working event-production gigs.
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Homosexuality in Finland was a criminal offence until 1971, so after the war Laaksonen lived out many of his fantasies on paper.
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He eventually shut down, lost his home, and his possessions, and lived out of his two-door coupe for an entire winter.
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It's not about first love but about true love, and specifically true love that is marred by lives lived out of sync.
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Percival is then said to have lived out the rest of his life in prison, although it's unclear how long that was.
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My favorite one — he has since passed away — lived out of a car and he had one eye he had an eyepatch.
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He took vocal lessons during college, and even though he never lived out his opera dreams ... he kept training while practicing medicine.
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He lived out his days in his legendary moss green house perched over the ocean along East Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz.
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I lived out East now, and it had been months since I could watch a sunset's full reach from horizon to horizon.
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Engineers, builders, laborers, shippers and countless others went to work each day, provided for their families, and lived out the American Dream.
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Before he made it big, he struggled to make his rent payments and lived out of his car for about three months.
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They had lived out in San Francisco, and we ended up in Maine because they wanted to be closer to the land.
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Gomez prioritizes her privacy, a lesson she's learned from two extremely public relationships, lived out loud on Instagram and in gossip magazines.
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Millions of Americans watched as Beto O'Rourke lived out his fever dream in the first round of the Democratic debate Wednesday night.
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She lived out her life as a small-time society lady, attending charity events and the like, and making an occasional onscreen appearance.
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Last week, a father of two lived out a professional parent's worst nightmare when his kids crashed his live BBC News video interview.
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Hodgkinson lived out of his white Ford van and rented a small storage unit to store his firearms and ammunition, the report says.
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Not yet 30, his career was essentially over; although he lived out his remaining 43 years in Hollywood, he never made another movie.
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In "The New York Times Gets a Kid Columnist," Remy Tumin writes: Harper Ediger has lived out a familiar adolescent nightmare: being excluded.
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She lived out of her van and relied solely on tips from passers-by, who were increasingly mesmerized by the singer's distinct wail.
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A family member who lived out of town was sick, too, and he had been traveling back and forth from city to city.
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Although Mr. Kim lived out of public view after the disintegration of Daewoo in 1999, he remained a business legend in South Korea.
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They don't know they're talking to someone who lived out of a car briefly, or assumed the bills would just never find her.
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Juan Torres Jr., a section leader, told Insider that he once lived out of an AAV for almost a month and a half.
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This ended with her moving back to New Mexico permanently, where she lived out her days in a remote hut on a mesa.
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After the war, the surviving raiders lived out the rest of their lives, pursuing careers, building families, enjoying their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Perhaps, like Ansel Bourne, he had adopted another name and lived out another life for two decades, one in which he was called Benjaman.
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Cordone said her son lived out those weeks in a "Posey Bed," which resembles a child's playpen propped on top of a hospital bed.
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For a while, he and his wife owned the Garfield House, in South Pasadena, where President James Garfield's widow, Lucretia, lived out her years.
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Newtown decided to reorient the driveway to the school, the place where parents and emergency medical workers lived out the horror of that day.
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And one New York City man lived out his fantasy a few days ago when he hit Shia in the face and ran away.
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For this issue, she lived out of her car while road-tripping across the United States for President Trump's first 100 days in office.
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Stewart was so badly injured that he was sent home to Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, where he lived out his entire life on disability.
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The fates cooperated, and Jeter lived out a fantasy that will soon earn him election to the Hall of Fame on the first try.
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If that was the last time she shopped for her own groceries, it's been over two years since she lived out the so-called fantasy.
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" A burly man who did odd jobs like cutting grass in New Britain, Howell lived out of a van he allegedly dubbed the "murder mobile.
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An early gay rights activist and a practical prototype for the hippies, Arthur lived out the gap between Walt Whitman and the Summer of Love.
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Jojo, Leonie, Kayla, and Misty shuttle crookedly toward the prison from which Michael will be released, and where Pop, long before, lived out a nightmare.
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After all, he is reminded that it wasn't that long ago that yacht captains lived out of duffel bags and ran the whole boat themselves.
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In fact, for the first three years of his career, Bennett says he lived out of a hotel room in an effort to save money.
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Luther, who lived out his life in familial contentment, undertook considerable legal wrangling to will his entire estate to Katharina, rather than to their sons.
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Unable to afford housing, he and his kids lived out of a car and occasionally bounced around from one inexpensive hotel room to the next.
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Brown owned and managed a small group of Airbnbs, his friend said, and had a young daughter who lived out of state, the outlet reported.
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UFC fighter Nick Diaz just lived out every stoner's biggest dream ... by takin' part in a smoking sesh with the Weed King himself ... Tommy Chong.
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We both lived out in the Chicago suburbs, and you couldn't avoid house there at that time: it had filtered into every part of the city.
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Ventimiglia, who is the youngest of three siblings — he has two older sisters — focuses on two specific and "simple" lessons that his own dad lived out.
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We lived out in the country down in Alabama, way out in the woods, and we came back home, and my mama had her eyes open.
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Professor Robert Kelly lived out every professional mom and dad's worst nightmare on Friday when his kids hilariously crashed his live video interview with BBC News.
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Either that, or he traveled back and lived out his life in secret as the younger self we already saw in the MCU has his adventures.
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But screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely disagree, noting in an interview with Fandango that they thought Cap lived out his life alongside his younger self.
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Seth Rogen just lived out everyone's fantasy of apologetically giving a piece of their mind right to the face of someone with whom they adamantly disagree.
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On Grey's Anatomy, we learn Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington), was a homeless teen who lived out of her car before finding herself in an abusive marriage.
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For several months he lived out of his car, saving money not only for an apartment but also to help his younger sister with her schooling.
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One man she helped was a "very successful loan banker … [who] lost everything because of the financial crisis" and lived out of his car, she said.
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Plus we lived out in the middle of nowhere, so there was nothing else to do other than fuck around in the studio and write songs.
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When he wasn't staying in a hotel during filming, he lived out of a single suitcase, often spending nights on a drug house floor in Newark.
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Ivena Smailes lived out a very specific fantasy when a firefighter climbed through her nursing home window to deliver her 105th birthday cake, according to The Chronicle.
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Just when you thought Walt Disney World's animatronic Donald Trump had lived out his 15 minutes of fame — the faux president is having another moment on Twitter.
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According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, he may have lived out his life and died naturally — or he might have died a martyr by burning, stoning, or beheading.
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Some, like Goalie Tim Howard and defender Omar Gonzalez, lived out their worst nightmares with an own-goal scenario that would make any casual sports fan cringe.
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The life of Donald Trump Jr., who once lived out of a truck, didn't speak to his father for a year, and is weathering a messy divorce
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He lived out his final years in shame, rarely showing his face in public, battling miserably against obesity and appearing in only a handful of forgettable films.
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For decades after the war, many Poles lived out of suitcases, half expecting that the Germans whose homes they occupied would return and demand what was theirs.
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I believe that places are equally formed through the urban fabric and through the many stories of many lives that are lived out between the physical spaces.
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When Allen first moved to Nashville from his Delaware hometown in 2007, he only had $26 in his pocket and lived out of his car for several months.
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These are values we all hold in common, and values that are visibly lived out everyday by Christians, as well as by people of other faiths or none.
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Jon Snow made so much money he retired at the age of 40 and lived out the rest of his days on a nice waterfront property at Hardhome.
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Last summer, after Weiss's attempt to get Natia subsidized housing fell through, Kim moved to L.A. for three months and lived out of a rented car with Natia.
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The son of a bus driver, he grew up in a council flat in south London and lived out of a bunk-bed there until he was 24.
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" After suffering from a mental breakdown in 1929, Walser lived out the remainder of his life in mental asylums, not writing but, in his words, "be[ing] mad.
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It was where I lived out my own orientalist fantasy, until I realized that, back in the day, I probably would've been the one doing the grape-feeding.
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In Connecticut, he lived out of his car and a tiny tent - really, just a boxy cover on a cot - while he spent his money exploring New England.
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There, he lived out of a white van in the city's quiet Del Ray community and haunted a bar on the town's main drag, frequently during the day.
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As we first reported ... Burt lived out his final years at his longtime Florida estate thanks to a loving landlord who helped him out of a financial crisis.
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She was left at a fire station as an infant and bounced around from foster home to foster home until she lived out of her car as a teen.
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Lewis lived out his final years at Nightingale House, a Jewish retirement home in Clapham, which his son recalled as one of the happiest periods of his father's life.
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Well, apparently all of that is a two-way street, because the people running the Florida Panthers seem to have lived out a similar fantasy about firing an employee.
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The temporary bosses lived out of hotels and received a per diem allowance for food and travel for 120-day stints that stretched from August 2015 into early 2016.
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The man's hands were large with thick muscular fingers, heavily callused on the palm side and well tanned on the other — consistent with a life lived out of doors.
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The sexy video saw the group rock numerous avant-garde costumes as they lived out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around Hatfield House in England — Queen Elizabeth I's childhood home.
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Lauren Conrad became a conduit through which millions of teens lived out their remaining high school years, and then followed her as she navigated her early 20s in Los Angeles.
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The sexy video saw the group rock numerous avant-garde costumes as they lived out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around Hatfield House in England — Queen Elizabeth I's childhood home.
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The newspaper reported at least one screener lived out of their car at the airport during the work week and would travel home only once a week to save gas.
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On my last assignment, there was this one female who lived under the expressway, she was drug addict and she was a prostitute—she lived out of an abandoned car.
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" Stallworth also weighs in on how he received this dramatization of events he personally lived out: "'I've seen the movie twice,' said Stallworth, now 65 and living in El Paso.
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Life is lived out on the streets, in plazas and parks, in the mercados and commercial strips, in the elite colonias and poor barrios that spread far into the mountains.
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"Ruth lived out her deep faith in Jesus by loving and serving others, leaving a legacy of Christ-centered kindness and sacrifice," the statement read, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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A highlight of the museum tour is the bridge linking it to the old part of the Muqata, where Mr. Arafat lived out his final years in cramped, spartan quarters.
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All his life, the Vietnam War Marine veteran has lived out a code of discreet personal values -- elevating government service, the rule of law and respect for the chain of command.
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It's possible Cap went back in time, lived out his life in an alternate timeline, then warped back as an old man, bringing along an undestroyed shield, to the main reality.
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Yet over the past century, only a limited number of Christians have gained commanding respect and influence for the way they lived out their faith, in their own countries and beyond.
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I stood with John, the two of us alone, in the very cell in the Hanoi Hilton where years of his life were lived out in pain but always in honor.
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The actress lived out her final years with limited means, passing away in 2000, just as the seeds of innovation she planted were beginning to change the face of worldwide communications.
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He lived out the remaining decades with his husband, John Bloom, on an estate in Indianapolis, appearing with the symphony as its conductor laureate and with other orchestras as a guest.
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Cuahuctemoc Salinas, who graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in May, lived out of garages with his mother and brother when they first immigrated to the United States from Mexico.
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Verne Troyer lived out a lifelong dream as a die-hard Pittsburgh Steelers fan ... meeting all the players after watching them whoop-up on the Kansas City Chiefs at Heinz Field.
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I lived out of two suitcases on the floor since pretty much everything I had at the time was up in Boston and I couldn't afford to go up and get it.
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Asked to imagine Western society in 30 years' time, Lord Williams said he expected an ever-wider range of religions and other deeply held beliefs to be lived out with unfading passion.
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She broke down multiple times, using up all her money on repairs, and relying on the kindness of strangers to get her to L.A. where she initially lived out of her car.
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"We lived out of a Hampton Inn for four months and we cooked from our hotel room and found our way around Oakland while he was training for the Raiders," she says.
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As a boxer who was once ranked No. 1 in the United States, she lived out of her car and worked multiple jobs to support her training schedule and chase her dreams.
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This can mean something like the underwater episode, in which BoJack struggled with both a language barrier and his growing isolation from everyone else as he lived out a bonkers silent movie.
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Grace Notes Two chapters in two lives are being lived out in the tidy room on East 28th Street that Andrew Byrnes now calls home — two chapters that are different but entwined.
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Kelly Clarkson lived out her childhood dream during Garth Brooks' appearance on Monday's episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, tearing up when the country megastar serenaded her with his Bob Dylan cover.
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Though this is her first time working in a storage building, she has practically lived out of them since she rented her first unit with a pay raise in the late 1990s.
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It was a time when Times Square was being transformed from a place where people lived out personal fantasies, sometimes sordid ones, to a place where corporations dictated those ideals and fantasies.
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Furthermore, the dignity of each person is not found in the racial or ethnic category that each has inherited, but in the moral commitments that each individual has chosen and lived out.
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One seller flew to Seattle from Shengzhou, China, and lived out of a Honda Pilot he bought on Craigslist while he wandered around Amazon's offices trying to find someone to hear his case.
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Alternatively, if we assume Steve lived out his life with Peggy in an alternate timeline (one where she never married the other guy), how in Asgard's name did he get onto that bench?
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WIMBLEDON, England — In pulling off one of the most emphatic upsets of the first round of Wimbledon, Aliaksandra Sasnovich lived out one of her favorite adages about the egalitarian nature of her sport.
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For a year, she lived out of her car (and hotels) and documented everything from flying a jet in formation with the Royal Canadian Air Force to the majesty of the northern lights.
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As these were simpler times, the apolitical "Brock Obama" mashup lived out its short existence as some YTMND videos, Facebook pages, and many crude photoshops of the cartoon's head on the human's body.
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Ching-ling lived out the rest of her life in Beijing (according to party dictates, even though she preferred Shanghai), largely a figurehead for the dictatorial regime over which she had increasingly little control.
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Joining him were guests like Gillian Jacobs, Nick Kroll, Wolfgang Puck and Aziz Ansari (who lived out a real-life version of the fictionalized food travel show his character pitched on Master of None).
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She was incredibly unique, stubborn, ambitious, and in fierce denial of any wrongdoing until her death where she lived out her days imprisoned on an island just off of the Bronx in New York.
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The scarcity of these programs is a sad legacy of the decades when autism was mistakenly believed to be a rare condition, and many autistic people lived out their lives in state-run institutions.
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During the two weeks staying in his parents' guest bedroom, I lived out of my suitcase, piling dirty and clean clothes on the floor and most likely leaving some non-organic trash lying around.
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He might have lived out his days there, but in 1956 a German-Jewish émigré grew concerned about a boy his daughter was dating, and determined that the boy's father was a wanted man.
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The host of the Z100 morning show, which is listened to by 10 million people each morning on iHeartRadio, is releasing his first memoir, Where Do I Begin: Stories from a Life Lived Out Loud.
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Throughout A Year in the Life, which transported audiences back to the beloved town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut, the cast lived out an entire year in four seasonally-specific episodes: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
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The reality is often a messy, frustrating, and unbelievably lonely one, lived out in living rooms, with this little human being at the center of it all who you want to do the best for.
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Trinity built St. Paul's in the 1760s for parishioners who lived out among wheat fields in the countryside and did not care to make the quarter-mile journey farther down Broadway to the mother church.
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Black has said that she lived in homeless shelters with her family when she was young and that she also lived out of the family car for weeks at a time when she was 12.
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She and her husband lived out of a Sprinter van for years, and they're excited to trade travel stories with their "new neighbors" over morning coffee and late-night bonfires — while social distancing, of course.
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Mr. Yates was arrested and served a brief stint in jail, while Ming was relocated to an Ohio sanctuary where he lived out a less urban existence until his death from natural causes in February.
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In general terms, women work across allegiances, are less threatening, wield maternal influence, are perceived to be less corrupt, and have their fingers on the pulse of communities where the agreement must be lived out.
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Family members who lived out of state were concerned when they couldn't reach him later that day and alerted a local Atlanta relative, who checked to find the home with everything still there except for Cunningham.
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Over the course of its 20-year tenure, the group has lived out a professional paradox: caring more about its good standing with venerable institutions than advancing through the ranks of any format, genre or scene.
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"But after the smoke cleared, nobody wanted to know you," Shunned and unable to work in photography, Calomiris lived out the rest of her life quietly on Cape Cod, where she became a successful property owner.
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Just like the man that audiences watched on television, Steve lived out the same adventurous spirit when the cameras weren't rolling and included his two children in the activities, which are some of Bindi's favorite pastimes.
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WASHINGTON — He lived out of his van in the Northern Virginia suburbs and took showers at the Y.M.C.A. On Facebook, he posted furious criticism of President Trump and pledged allegiance to Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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But he was also an angry, bankrupt loner who often lived out of his van, held far-right political views and was prone to racist and sexist tirades, according to court documents and people who knew him.
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"It was funny because I'd just done this movie called No Strings Attached and she just did a movie called Friends with Benefits and we legitimately lived out our movies, which was virtually the same movie," he explained.
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Yet during that Saturday's run, she was was thinking about the ban, and then about her grandma, a Belgian Jew who had lived out the Holocaust in Antwerp under the guise of fake papers and a fake name.
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He's got the cutting Long Island accent of a man who's lived out here his entire life and he just took the Ford F-262 in on a trade at Sayville Ford on Sunrise Highway, where he works.
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"These aren't just ideas that are coming from people that think that this is what it's like, these are ideas and story lines that are being told from people who've actually lived out the story line," she says.
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In the burn surgery intensive care unit, she lived out this nightmare in a heated cage made of what looked and felt like plastic wrap: a necessary intervention, for she had lost every last bit of her skin.
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His attorneys had asked that he be allowed to waive his right to be physically present at Monday's arraignment, saying he lived out-of-state and believed his presence would "amplify the negative publicity already generated" in the case.
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"What was exciting was not just what people were talking about in consciousness-raising groups or studying through academic studies, but how these things were being lived out on the ground by women all across the country," she said.
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"My entire career has been lived out on stage, and even though I've shared many of my life struggles with my audiences, I've lived in constant fear of the darkest parts of my life being exposed publicly," Crist wrote.
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According to the affidavit, a man who lived out of state called the Spring City Police Chief and told him that he had communicated with the two men over social media and had gone to Utah to explore the sect.
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So what your employees and your colleagues are looking at is whether your sustainability philosophy, objectives or vision is rhetoric, or if it is really lived out in the company in terms of real, practical examples of things that you do.
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Tortured over twenty times during his eight-year imprisonment from 1965 to 1973, Stockdale lived out the war without any prisoner's rights, no set release date, and no certainty on whether he would even survive to see his family again.
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The sexy music video for the brothers' first single in nearly six years saw the group rock numerous avant-garde costumes as they lived out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around Hatfield House in England — Queen Elizabeth I's childhood home.
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Last week, Spacey's attorneys had asked that he be allowed to waive his right to be physically present at Monday's arraignment, saying he lived out-of-state and believed his presence would "amplify the negative publicity already generated" in the case.
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After seeing her Insta photos and videos from their reunion shows, the answer is clear: No. Last night, Adele lived out her dream of seeing the Spice Girls perform together at Wembley Stadium for the last show of their reunion tour.
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We all have that cousin who lived out west in Colorado or Utah or "near Tahoe" (whatever the fuck that is) and they spent a few years as a ski bum, living off ski lessons and graham crackers, smoking pot.
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That doesn't mean that when the scene has sort of lived out its life and ended, you don't put the camera down and sympathize with them and talk through things that you wouldn't talk through on camera, human-to-human.
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Three or four of us lived out of my car and crashed on couches, going from campus to campus, gathering a crowd and making a speech, looking for people willing to stand up against the wrong that had hijacked our nation.
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It was handed to me by a guy named Buck who lived out in the emptiness of eastern Nevada, where he spent his time taming wild horses, making exploding shotgun shells, and shooting at RC Cola cans from his living room window.
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For instance, stroke belt residents who had lived outside of the area until age 18 were 24% less likely to develop cognitive impairment, and those who lived out of the area up until age 30 were 30% less likely to suffer cognitively.
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Similarly, the old gods are often people of color or immigrants with accents, while the new gods tend to be white and affluent — a canny message about who has power in modern America that becomes clearer when you see it lived out onscreen.
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Slogans are much more direct way to do that, of course — but these particular graphics felt all the more pressing at the show, as the very words worn by the dancers onstage were being lived out by protestors across the country, almost simultaneously.
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The reclusive politician, who ran for president eight times including once from federal prison after his conviction on charges of scheming to defraud the IRS, lived out the later years of his life in a Leesburg, Va. compound, according to The Washington Post.
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I was 13 at the time and lived out in the woods, but even then, even there, it seemed to have a massive impact, coming at a time when the whole punk-funk thing seemed to be taking the music press by storm.
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In just seven days, a Florida man who lived out of a van plastered with stickers, including one of Hillary Clinton's face in cross hairs, is reported to have sent a series of pipe bombs to at least a dozen of Trump's critics.
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Splitting his time between their villa in the upmarket Cairo neighborhood of Heliopolis and their seaside residence in Sharm el-Sheikh, according to regional media reports, the man once dubbed Egypt's "last pharaoh" lived out his last days in relative peace and prosperity.
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I'd started out early in the organization, in Germany; my dad was stationed at Bitburg Air Base, but our family lived out in town, which meant that, aside from school, Cub Scouts was where I hung out with Americans of my own age.
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Mir declined to answer specifically but we've seen some outlier cases — such as this guy who lived out of his storage unit — that, while not exactly okay for a number of reasons, does underscore that there is a lot of potential there.
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Total savings: Three percent of whatever you spend abroad, plus free flights I lived out of a backpack and carry on suitcase for a year in climates as varied as winter in Japan and spring in Cambodia—so trust me, it's doable.
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I lived out of state with an infant, and was unable to take my father in for both practical reasons (he would lose his Massachusetts state-sponsored medical insurance) and personal ones (I couldn't care for an ill father and an infant at once).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The cult film Koyaanisqatsi, named after the Hopi idea of "life lived out of balance," contains no dialogue, but rather scenes all over the world — of cities, nature, the tiniest industrially produced products, and the vastness of canyons.
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But over the weekend, they briefly set aside their differences to open a corridor where Indian Sikhs can for the first time travel without a visa to Kartarpur Sahib, a temple in Pakistan marking the lands where founder Guru Nanak lived out his last days.
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First, it was back to Wisconsin, then on to Minnesota, after that to Iowa, then back to Minnesota, and at last on to the Dakota Territory, where, now on the brink of old age, the Ingalls parents lived out the rest of their days.
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The court ruled that a person who Lamborn had hired to circulate petitions to get on the ballot lived out of state, which invalidated the signatures that person had gathered and pushed Lamborn below the state's 1,000-signature threshold to qualify for the ballot.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair, Haddish opens up about her early career days, when she lived out of her car, and how fellow comedian Kevin Hart gave her the motivation — and money —she needed to move her life and career in a new direction.
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Lucy Hale is most recognized for a few things: her role as Aria in Freeform's twisted teen drama Pretty Little Liars, her signature short bob, and her overall maturity level for being someone who essentially lived out (what could have been) her wild youth in Hollywood.
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What sustained her, besides the music itself, was the prospect of record-breaking professional longevity: The previous record-holder, Frances Darger, a violinist, had been associated with the Utah Symphony for 70 years, playing there continuously except for a single year, when she lived out of state.
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After resigning in disgrace as archbishop in 2002, Cardinal Law kept his position on the Congregation for Bishops for a while, then lived out his years in Rome, where he was warmly welcomed at Vatican ceremonies and given an important basilica in Rome as his titular church.
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Physics luminaries since Albert Einstein, who lived out his days in the same intellectual haven, have sought to unify gravity with the other forces of nature by finding a more fundamental quantum theory to replace Einstein's approximate picture of gravity as curves in the geometry of space-time.
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I read The New York Review of Books and The London Review of Books in bed, morning and evening, but sometimes I can't make sense of the cultural references because I've lived out of the country most of my life, and many new words are familiar but not understood.
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He chose 300 acres of rolling pasture in an enclave northwest of the city called the Main Line, where, beginning around 1880 and lasting until after World War II, a portion of the American aristocracy lived out a version of English manor life on gentleman farms and large estates.
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Danielle, Nick's wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Joe's now-wife Sophie Turner all accompanied the guys for the sexy video, released in February, that saw the group rock numerous avant-garde costumes as they lived out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around Hatfield House in England — Queen Elizabeth I's childhood home.
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As a teenager, he left Jerusalem on his own, changed his last name from Klausner to Oz, which means courage in Hebrew, and moved to a kibbutz, one of the socialist farming communities where Israelis lived out their truest fantasies of cultivating themselves and the land to become robust and hearty.
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"I can't speak for every girl, but when you first step onto that runway and see the love of your life at the end of the path waiting for you, I think that's going to be a moment that I've always waited for — just to see his face," said Murgatroyd, who lived out her dream on Saturday.
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The stranded black bear would almost certainly have perished amid the ashy land, but foresters saved him, and ultimately brought the tiny omnivore to the National Zoo in Washington D.C. Here, the newly named "Smokey Bear" lived out his domesticated life, well beyond the wild threats of the American West, where forests burn, and indomitable fires are king.
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Onians postulates that these curved spatial lines come from the modernist tables Bacon made in the late-1920s (one is reproduced here) in the style of Le Corbusier and also points out that these curved thin lines echo the curved rails of the horse racing track where Bacon's father lived out his career as a horse trainer and breeder.
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This likely attracted consumers to sign up for Prime because, by removing the additional fee, Amazon started providing free grocery delivery for Prime subscribers who lived out of range of Whole Foods' approximately 500 stores, something it didn't previously do, adding new value to Prime that may be particularly impactful as consumers' interest in online grocery increases.
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There was still tons of new technology, but also glamping, #vanlife, tiny houses, "Cabin Porn," the mainstreaming of the farm-to-table movement, a market for artisanal cast-iron pans and boutique butter churns, a fascination with going back to the land (lived out, for many, via Instagram) — all signs of longing for a simpler life.
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Hampton was inducted into a community of lesbians by an older woman who caught her staring one evening, and she lived out an admirably varied and daring life attending parties thrown by A'Lelia Walker—"joy goddess of Harlem" according to Langston Hughes, and daughter of Madam C. J. Walker—seducing married women, and escaping institutionalization at the Bedford Hills Reformatory for Women.
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"I was short, my prospects weren't the highest, so I jumped off that cliff and drove to L.A." During his first semester at USC he lived out of his car and used his experience as inspiration for a series of short films, including "Fig," which chronicles the story of a prostitute trying to positively change her life while raising a daughter.
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What I would -- in my dreams, President Trump would say to Kim in this private session, there&aposs one security guarantee we can offer you, and that is the Marcos residence on Hawaii, where he lived out his life in exile after he left the Philippines, because if -- I don&apost think, while the regime remains in place, we can pry away its nuclear program.
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Even Kenny Scharf, who practically lived out of this spot, seemed unsure on a recent afternoon whether 57 Saint Marks Place was truly the former location of Club 57, the basement bar that served as the louche headquarters for a now-legendary art movement and its foremost triad of art stars, the painters (and sometimes friendly rivals) Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Mr. Scharf.
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" And the day before the Observer article was published in 2013, he said, without elaboration, "It is a free world and I realize that many priests have found it very difficult to cope with celibacy as they lived out their priesthood and felt the need of a companion, of a woman, to whom they could get married and raise a family of their own.
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Having lived out a number of lives in the music industry—883s R&B loverman Antonious Thomas, a Death Row writer-for-hire, frontman for Anglophiliac LA rockers The Crosstalk—the then-32 year old retreated to his bedroom and recorded song after song, touching on a concept each day until he held two CDs worth of warts-and-all lo-fi genre-hopping.
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And while Ali lived out his later years as an American hero for his stances on the Vietnam War and social justice, the same could not be said for Johnson, a brilliant man who died at the age of 191913 on June 10, 1946, when he wrapped his Lincoln Zephyr around a power pole after being refused service at a roadside café in North Carolina because he was African-American.
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In "Mothers, Daughters" (20063), which begins in Los Angeles but takes place mostly in Northern California, and "Rhine Maidens" (1981), whose mother and daughter narrators live in different social strata and have little in common besides genes and unfulfilling marriages, Ms. See concentrated on women whose lives are being lived out disappointingly, the pain of riven generational ties and the emotional wanness of a society in the latter days of the sexual revolution.
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And the two new artist nominees of color who did, Lizzo and Lil Nas X, didn't have her provenance and connections to rely on: Lizzo lived out of her car while struggling to break through as an artist; Lil Nas X spent his childhood in Atlanta's crime-ridden Bankhead Courts housing project; both became successes through the kind of extraordinary circumstances that make for great news stories, but apparently, not new artist award triumphs.
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Joseph DeLaine, the plaintiffs in Briggs, who risked all and lost their jobs; the titanic Marshall and his lawyerly activists, who assembled a mountain of facts to overwhelm Jim Crow's wiliest ways; a depressed, blinded Isaac Woodard, who lived out his life mostly on charity in the Bronx; a president from a neo-Confederate corner of Missouri; and, finally, a judge who committed treason to his race and class to try to move the South into modernity.
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Republican Assemblyman John DiMaio was inspired to write the bill after learning that Polizzi took home $32,000 for headlining a 2011 event at the school in Piscataway, New Jersey, where 1,000 students heard her talk about fist pumping, her signature hair pouf and the "GTL" lifestyle she lived out on reality TV. (That was $2,000 more than what Nobel prize-winning author Toni Morrison was paid to speak at Rutgers' commencement that year.) The Assembly is scheduled to vote on the bill Thursday.
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