Gates legacy lives on in the tech world, and Stark's lives on in Westeros, for better and for worse.
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" Joseph Campbell explains ouroboros thus: "Life lives on life.
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His farm wasn't flooded -- he lives on high ground.
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So if you think that YouTube is this repository for all these videos, and the things that we want from the internet begin to be short-form —you know, video that lasts forever, that's in those data storage places in the cloud that like lives on and lives on and lives on and will never die.
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Even experienced climbers have lost their lives on Mount Everest.
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But their memory still lives on — as do their reputations.
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Erik Killmonger may be dead, but Adonis Creed lives on.
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Keyhole's earth viewer lives on to this day, of course.
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The feud between Amber Portwood and Brandi Glanville lives on.
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The spirit of his leadership lives on in our nation.
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In some parts of the world, the nostalgia lives on.
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But thanks to folks like Irving, the legend lives on!
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And people talk about how Doctor Manhattan lives on Mars.
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The hype surrounding J.K. Rowling's wonderful Wizarding World lives on!
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Darkness lives on ... thanks to George Lopez and D.L. Hughley!
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On Instagram, Jelena lives on just the same as Jailey.
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But it lives on and his supporters got the message.
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"People were running their lives on mobile phones," she says.
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The Office may be over, but Pam Beesly lives on!
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Lea Michele's love for the late Cory Monteith lives on.
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It won't impact digital sales, meaning the Vita lives on.
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But even when Disrupt Berlin ends, the value lives on.
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Khal Drogo may be dead, but the friendship lives on.
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We don't want to live our lives on social media.
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Thank you Steve - your life lives on man, thank you.
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It's basically an internet device that lives on my couch.
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Chris Cornell's legacy lives on at the 2019 Grammy Awards.
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This man saved thousands of Lannister lives on that day!
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Blades of Glory lives on through an actual skating duo.
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It didn't hurt that the media basically lives on Twitter.
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His legacy lives on and he will forever be remembered.
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The family lives on Oscar's income as a construction worker.
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The feud between Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan lives on.
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Sun is long gone, but its intellectual legacy lives on.
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Everything that lives, lives on the death of something else.
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Trumpism lives on Not a bad night for Donald Trump.
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But the company still lives on through its descendant, GameStop.
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With patient lives on the line, we cannot afford inaction.
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Theresa May Theresa May lives on as British Prime Minister.
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"Game of Thrones" is over, but its legacy lives on.
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Every year 25,000 people lose their lives on our roads.
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But the independent league spirit lives on in the player.
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But May Rindge's legacy of cussedness and exclusion lives on.
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The legacy of their work, in many ways, lives on.
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The tech billionaire lives on his phones — he carries two.
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Because this lives on the internet, anyone can access it.
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The Frontier Diner lives on in other ways, as well.
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Still, the band leader's name lives on in liquid form.
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Not only did they escape with their lives on Nov.
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But this is a team that lives on the edge.
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But despite all this attention, the mystery lives on, unsolved.
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They conduct their entire lives on a single app, WeChat.
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But Jared's family wants to ensure his vision lives on.
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This is quite transparent, and yet the technique lives on.
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Johnson, who lives on a ranch outside tiny Ucross, Wyo.
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Anna Golubtsova lives on the second floor of her home.
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Whatever the reason for Epstein's death, the investigation lives on.
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Yet today a bare majority flinches, and Auer lives on.
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And the tree lives on, in young clones and cuttings.
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He says he lives on a boat, and travels extensively.
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The mystery and intrigue of Mithras lives on, it seems.
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Our photographer documented how the sport lives on there today.
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We can lose him tomorrow and everybody lives on perfectly.
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But his brand lives on as a leading luxury house.
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And she lives on today, not just in her descendants.
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Pop and country music's synergy lives on through Maren Morris.
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History, or what Marines call ''knowledge,'' lives on Parris Island.
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The taxonomy lives on not as ideology but as two demeanours.
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But it kind of lives on whenever a story comes out.
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She lives on the East Coast, so it's about 240 a.m.
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Jason Small lives on the same reservation where Harris was killed.
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"And that's part of the problem: This stuff lives on forever."
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They have put their lives on the line to protect us.
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Though things may have changed, the Laurel Canyon mystique lives on.
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And they'd come prepared to put their lives on the line.
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The average person in extreme poverty lives on $1.33 per day.
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Her vicarage childhood lives on in Mrs May's very English traits.
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Carrie Fisher's love letter to her mother Debbie Reynolds lives on.
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He lives on cattle farmer Geoff Pearson's property in Western Australia.
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Classical Latin may be dead—but as Italian, it lives on.
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There are certain days when Trump seemingly lives on social media.
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"If my mother's unhappy, it lives on my grid," she explained.
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It looks like a gray speaker and lives on your nightstand.
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Par had moved to Indianapolis, where her family lives, on Dec.
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They've invited us in to their personal lives on social media.
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Strange doesn't hit bookshelves until September 2016 (the mystery lives on!).
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Yes, the dream of the perfect Nokia Android phone lives on.
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So the crew lives on, even when you're not MC'ing together?
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Now celebrities showcase flashes of their personal lives on social media.
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Facebook, of course, lives on users forfeiting some of their privacy.
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And through these continued scientific revelations, MESSENGER's intrepid legacy lives on.
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But the system is good to some, so it lives on.
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As you can see, Ziggy Stardust now lives on her waist.
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Most Brazilian industry lives on "protection and subsidies", says Mr Valladão.
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"His impact lives on," Rachel Campos-Duffy, 48, wrote on Twitter.
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He eats planets and all the life that lives on them.
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"He lives on the other side of that forest," Joe said.
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No designer is an island, even if he lives on one.
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Doing so can save lives on both ends of the leash.
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New York (CNN)Robin Williams' memory lives on through his children.
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It's more about prestige and the movie's legacy that lives on.
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Roughly 52% of the school's student body population lives on campus.
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Her work lives on, but her legacy is not without critics.
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For one pair of newlyweds, the honeymoon lives on in Aero.
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But the A.S.P. concept lives on in the mainstream of computing.
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Would you put your lives on the line in these conditions?
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We lay out lives on the line for a healthy Democracy.
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I'm happy to say that the spirit of bipartisanship lives on.
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Mr. Cohen, who lives on a sprawling estate in Greenwich, Conn.
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You put your lives on the line for all of us.
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Louis lives on the road, but spent many years in Paris.
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They want to reach their mother, who lives on Long Island.
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Virgil says he lives on Bloodsworth, Island on the Tangier Sound.
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And commemorating the centennials of Robbins and Leonard Bernstein lives on.
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Today, the average Haitian lives on less than $2 a day.
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"Today a bare majority flinches, and Auer lives on," he wrote.
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The family mostly lives on rice, lentils, bread and tea. Mrs.
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So ReRe's voice lives, on vinyl, old BlackBerrys and iPhones. Timeless.
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Databases that track election results ensure that it lives on indefinitely.
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It is widespread in nature and lives on the human skin.
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That distorted perspective lives on in the language we still use.
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And the tree lives on, in young clones grown from cuttings.
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She stayed for a year; now she lives on the road.
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There are lives on the line, and Democrats will be watching.
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Roseanne's fictional family, the Conners, lives on the ragged edge economically.
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Grandma died in 1973; she lives on eternally through her penmanship.
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Even if the underlying videos get deleted, the data lives on.
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But the effort to save the subspecies from extinction lives on.
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At 2117, she lives on a monthly unemployment check for $22018.
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We're both far from family, his lives on the East Coast.
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She lives on an abandoned commune in a bleak, drafty cabin.
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The family lives on a 14-acre estate in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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The students even put together a trailer that lives on YouTube.
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Diabetics may be dying, but the spirit of bipartisanship lives on.
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It's not that we sought to live our lives on Facebook.
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The giant project fell apart, but the labor friction lives on.
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LP: Wordpress, which a third of the internet lives on Wordpress.
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But one reason it lives on is because it's so convoluted.
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He lives on a part of the island where houses are newer.
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Haynes knows that paint, that poisonous milk, is what she lives on.
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The dance lives on in events across Canada and the United States.
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But their legacy lives on, now in Bosé's daughter, Dora Postigo, 13.
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They put their lives on the line to travel for 15 seconds.
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"Kendall basically lives on an airplane," Kris explains in her interview segment.
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Nelson lives on a ranch outside Austin, with his fourth wife, Annie.
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Many people may also be propping up their lives on social media.
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Let's be honest: We all document our lives on Facebook and Instagram.
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It lives on within you, in varying degrees, depending on the day.
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Another Stark dies, but because of his sacrifice, another Stark lives on.
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Today, she lives on West 21.5th Street, two blocks from the building.
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The conflict quickly goes nuclear, claiming millions of lives on both sides.
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The camp "reeked of lives on hold", while the zone needed workers.
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Now they're trying to ruin each other's lives on the public stage.
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The little dog's memory lives on through one of Kylie's lip kits.
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At a Wednesday press conference, Alina's family said her memory lives on.
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He has been gone for three months, but Harambe's legacy lives on.
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The Labour Party's leaders have spent most of their lives on "demos".
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So I feel like that's where it still lives on as well.
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His mother's legacy now lives on in her adopted home of Monaco.
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Rocking a definite country boy aesthetic, Clint lives on his family's farm.
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Angela "Big Ang" Raiola may be gone, but her memory lives on.
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That is the kind of racism that lives on, inside people's hearts.
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The Kinect may be dead in gaming, but its legacy lives on.
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Muhammad Ali's most famous quote now lives on ... on his grandson's forearms.
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Election 2016 has *officially* ended, but its awkward body language lives on.
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Like all great fandom cultures, the trans Snape community lives on Tumblr.
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But the spirit of the Enquirer lives on at their website, www.queensbridge.us.
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For them, she lives on as an eternal beacon of youthful optimism.
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Nothing dead is buried, and what we thought was dead lives on.
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The show may be gone, but it lives on in our hearts.
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He is missed dearly every single day, but his legacy lives on.
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Another, Hattie, is 93 and lives on a farm in Northern England.
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Their immortal legacy lives on in each and every one of you.
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Shireen Qudosi is a Muslim Reformer who lives on the West Coast.
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On the whole, more freight lives on the contract market, not spot.
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But Li Hongzhi, the founder of Falun Gong, lives on the compound.
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His lives on the family farm with his wife and three sons.
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I'm half CHamoru, and most of my CHamoru family lives on Guam.
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"I have to make sure he lives on forever," Millar, 55, says.
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They lead de facto segregated lives on nominally diverse and inclusive campuses.
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The rivalry lives on today and extends to other finance-related subs.
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"Mark Marek was silenced, but his legacy lives on," the site reads.
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But the longing to know your maker is something that lives on.
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Karen's mother, thrillingly played by Bette Davis, still lives on the property.
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For most people, Siri is the robot who lives on your iPhone.
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Samuel Pieta from Cameroon lives on the top floor of one block.
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He and his conspirators were later executed, but his legacy lives on.
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This dream lives on and seems closer to realization in every generation.
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Because of the internet, she lives on—her own way of surviving.
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Candy lives on the edges of Pose's story, compared to other characters.
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Husbands have come and gone, but our 50-year friendship lives on.
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A commercial litigator, he lives on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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Theresa Fraser lives on Canarsie Road, a half mile from Jamaica Bay.
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The once-popular practice of ballet satire lives on with the Trockaderos.
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She's so devoted to her work, she even lives on 27nd Street.
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But there's lives on the line where dreams are found and lost.
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"I think Darío lives on in how people tell them," he said.
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He lives on the wrong side of the tracks with his grandparents.
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That is a product, that is a show that lives on ESPN+.
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In the worst cases, leaks can put actual lives on the line.
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Maybe you do deprioritize speech when there are lives on the line.
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It's not a complete admission of guilt, so the mystery lives on.
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The group is planning a "March for Our Lives" on March 24.
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She grew up in the apartment, but now lives on her own.
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Independent comedy lives on — just now more independent (gulp) than ever before.
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Now he lives on the road because he wants to be president.
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Even though the service is no longer around, its influence lives on.
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California Today Friday: How segregation lives on in Central Valley water access.
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I think we all base our lives on both reason and faith.
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His infamous legacy lives on no matter what his board status says.
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King Joffrey may be dead and buried, but his spirit lives on.
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His legacy lives on in the genre he helped create: Gypsy jazz.
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In fact, it often lives on human skin or in the nose.
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The government shutdown lives on, but there have been hints of movement.
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"Ministers," locals sigh and shrug when asked who lives on the hilltops.
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Which may be one of the reasons that this arcade lives on.
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Dubai's dazzlingly wealthy flaunted their lives on Instagram; she was barely Googleable.
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The family lives on the second floor of an unfinished building here.
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CreditCreditJoel Sternfeld JASPER JOHNS LIVES on a sprawling estate in Sharon, Conn.
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His legacy lives on in all those who answer his call to service.
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And now it is undead, an officially failed effort that somehow lives on.
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That breath may have been stilled, but like Abraham's horn it lives on.
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The legacy of Amy Winehouse lives on in Best Documentary - Feature winner Amy.
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And living our lives on the internet makes not seeing them everywhere impossible.
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Though they are both gone, the legacy of Cecil and Xanda lives on.
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If medieval Norway's spirit lives on, it may have moved to the suburbs.
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Fabric doors may be closed (for now), but its fighting spirit lives on.
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He practically lives on Pop-Tarts; she unconditionally loves Chunky Monkey ice cream.
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One lives on Facebook Messenger, the others are through iMessage or standard texting.
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And despite all the odds, Western classical music also lives on in Syria.
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As long as we do a show tomorrow, Bob lives on another day.
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The ideology lives on, and its message is Baghdadi's hideous legacy on earth.
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Some 19,240 British men lost their lives on the first day of Somme.
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Unfortunately, many of them were reprimanded after putting their lives on the line.
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Now, she lives on a hilltop in the crowded refugee camp of Jamtoli.
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With our love, he lives on and that is a reason to celebrate.
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Home Depot listened, but its creepy memory lives on forever on the internet.
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As a result, while Hearn may be gone, the hard fork lives on.
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"The British auto industry lives on supplies from continental European countries," she said.
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Sonia Manzano has changed addresses, but her heart still lives on Sesame Street.
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But that all changed when we started living our lives on the internet.
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The Philae comet lander may be dead, but its valiant mothership lives on.
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Eliot Spitzer, who lives on the Upper East Side, could mount a bid.
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These followers and living their lives on social media … it's a different world.
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About 80 percent of the population lives on less than $2 per day.
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The too-tall girl that lives on the wrong side of the creek.
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His legacy lives on via his incredible work as a philanthropist and investor.
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We're just excited to finally have our collection, our lives on record, finally.
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The very same men who put their lives on the line for hers!
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"Despite the ignorance of Salles, Chico's struggle lives on!" she wrote on Twitter.
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MIAMI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Miami is a city that lives on air conditioning.
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All the cops every day put their lives on the line for us.
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They're "fighting for freedom with human lives on the line, " said Glassdoor's Dobroski.
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Together, we can ensure Steve's legacy lives on for the generations to come.
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People who have literally put their lives on the line for the country.
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Klay Thompson's back in the States ... but the legend of #ChinaKlay lives on!!
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It was posted in December of 2018 and still lives on Disick's Instagram.
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That's the ideal that lives on in Tennyson's tirra-lirra-singing chivalric portrait.
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Even more startling ... the warrant states Gugu's alleged stalker lives on her street.
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But he would be pleased to know that rugby's Olympic legacy lives on.
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"The Shining" lives on because it taps into something deep in the psyche.
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Fast forward over four millennia and Enheduanna, like the famous Gilgamesh, lives on.
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Our troops put their lives on the line to fight for freedom overseas.
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COMMUNISM may be practically extinguished but the influence of Karl Marx lives on.
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And though some have been discontinued, the memory of their absurdity lives on.
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I believe that Graham's love lives on in the work that I do.
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A large removable 0003V, 7.8Ah battery lives on the side of the speaker.
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INDEPENDENCE LOST: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution, by Kathleen DuVal.
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Anderson lives on in the countless ways he has positively impacted so many.
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More covered lives on ACA-subsidized plans means a larger, healthier risk pool.
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In their lives on the outside, the Krays seemed always to be fighting.
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He's pulled up stakes and now lives on a boat on Orcas Island.
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The livestream lives on: One interesting thing you may have seen on WhiteHouse.
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Mir lives on as the benchmark mission that proved it could be done.
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Though the company is on hiatus, its essence lives on in Mr. Nguyen.
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And the Children's Campaign lives on in March for Our Lives and #NeverAgain.
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Mr. Moser, who lives on Long Island, said he had nothing to hide.
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They don't seem to realize that the true spirit of Wusi lives on.
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He lives on the Upper East Side in an apartment near his clinic.
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Decades later, Cleaver's legacy lives on through his powerful quotes, essays, and teachings.
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It's a long time to be putting parts of our lives on hold.
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At least 80 percent of humanity lives on less than $10 per day.
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Many left lives on the river where the play is now being performed.
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They do when you're deciding whether to put American lives on the line.
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"There's a disconnect between politicians and people's lives on the ground," she said.
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Sometimes I go with my friend Richard Berne who lives on my block.
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"My aunt lives on the street he was shot on," Ms. Smith said.
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It's as if a piece of each of them lives on inside me.
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And Glitch's spirit lives on through "moments of delight" sprinkled through Slack's interface.
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And he doesn't need a trailer, since he lives on a hard drive.
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When it crashed, the world lost more than just the lives on board.
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She lives on Washington St., home to the most Instagrammed spot in Brooklyn.
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Scott Pruitt may be out at the E.P.A., but his legacy lives on.
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Matt Fixel, 29, a Walmart worker in Tucson, lives on the financial edge.
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Once there were lives on the line, it drew all manner of interest.
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Television in a way now lives on longer than it ever used to.
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A decade after the first jailbreak, the legacy of those early hacks lives on.
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She the actions of her company put people's hopes and lives on the line.
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WorldStar is now a part of so many lives on a daily basis, damn.
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Its brand lives on, she said, because of its superior coffee, service, and clientele.
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These salt pools vary in color due to algae that lives on the surface.
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These salt pools vary in color due to algae that lives on the surface.
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Conyers has since been disgraced by sexual harassment allegations but the idea lives on.
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But Channing said Ball&aposs legacy lives on within her daughter, entertainer Lucie Arnaz.
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The next generation of Zuckerbergs may well spend their lives on endless soma holidays.
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In case you didn't know, this might shock you: Tom lives on a BUS!!!
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The idea that the American Dream lives on through the Ngos makes me happy.
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The villagers allowed photographer Jean-Jerome Destouches to capture their daily lives on camera.
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It lives on an island slowly being swallowed by storm surges and global warming.
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The crazy-powerful Mac calendar app lives on your iPhone and iPad as well.
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The mysterious cult eventually dismantled, but the legacy of Friday the 13th lives on.
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They need to take a deep breath and understand that it lives on forever.
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They fought alongside U.S. troops, putting their lives on the line every single day.
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His amazing music lives on forever and he will be missed for all eternity!
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It is a clear sign that behind that infamous mask, Michael Myers lives on.
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The story is set in a fantasy world where everyone lives on floating islands.
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But it lives on in three lawsuits still making their way through the courts.
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In another interview that lives on YouTube, Losique and Affleck sit in separate chairs.
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Few celebrities put as much of their lives on Snapchat as Kylie Jenner does.
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Cambridge Analytica is closing down, but the political world it helped create lives on.
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But instead of living on the power button, it lives on the Bixby button.
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Now, with our WebRTC Mobile Broadcaster, models can broadcast their lives on the go.
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Carrie Fisher's legacy lives on in our hearts — and in her dog's heart, too.
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The billionaire lives on Necker Island, which is part of the British Virgin Islands.
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That information lives on the News Feed, and the News Feed is more complicated.
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Yet, a year later and against all the apparent odds, the pact lives on.
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The one that now lives on infamy as one of the internet's greatest memes.
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It lives on an outside page, which you can find by clicking right here.
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She currently lives on a farm in Virginia with her husband, writer John Taylor.
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Four-year-old Summer lives on Orkney, an island off the tip of Scotland.
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Cherry was a gift for Samuel's sister, and she lives on a neighboring plantation.
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He may be gone, but the late Robert Kardashian Sr. lives on in spirit.
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Renault's line captures the fake distaste for gambling that lives on in polite circles.
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The beloved British author's legacy lives on more than 70 years after her death.
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Schroeder's legacy lives on as Dale's Kids are making their mark on the world.
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I think it's in these films [that] a lot of the spirit lives on.
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Yet it still lives on, giving us all easy access to the Task Manager.
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More than 400 sailors and Marines would lose their lives on that ship alone.
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Context matters, even in a show like this, which lives on the edge of
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Eka Kurniawan, a young novelist, lives on the outskirts with his wife and daughter.
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While the device was canceled, the work behind Microsoft's Kinect-like gestures lives on.
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Jones lives on a piece of his family's farm in a sheet metal structure.
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That's why I share our lives on social media, because they make me happy.
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The film is a classic caper, but Lupin lives on not within Studio Ghibli.
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Its legacy lives on in contemporary groups like LA's Women's Center for Creative Work.
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No matter what your note said, it lives on as a voice of democracy.
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Geoff Stirling has been dead since December 2013, but his spiritual quest lives on.
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COMMUNISM collapsed nearly 30 years ago, but the influence of Karl Marx lives on.
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The beloved Stranger Things character lives on in this universe as a Barb-ie.
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Those 2202 million American heroes have put their lives on the line for us.
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Moreover, obesity is much more likely the lower one lives on the socioeconomic ladder.
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Wilson lives on his own and rarely misses an Anderson High School basketball game.
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Rogers also lives on in the memories of celebrities and public figures of today.
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Though ISIS ideology lives on, it has been almost totally defeated on the battlefield.
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And so the Ritz Paris, anew but in many ways the same, lives on.
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One devout Pentecostal Cajun family lives on a poisoned bayou, surrounded by dead forests.
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Rob Delaney is making sure his youngest child's memory lives on this Christmas season.
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Luke Moffitt, 32, who lives on the street, said he watched the coops burn.
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John Tyler the Dick may be long forgotten, but John Tyler's dick lives on.
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And with that, the undeniable truth that is "live demos never work" lives on.
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I think my beloved dog Lucy lives on in the Film Forum opening reel.
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CLIVE DAVIS: THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES on Apple Music. Aretha. Bruce. Biggie. Whitney.
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"It doesn't change anything," said Gloria Williams, 53, who lives on the South Side.
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This might be why Harambe lives on most of all in satire on Change.
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But even as things change, the spirit that inspired the Triple Rock lives on.
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New Orleans, its flood protections verging on obsolete, lives on the edge of disaster.
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But the vocalist and composer Alicia Hall Moran's newest piece lives on the rink.
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Philip Buller, 63, lives on Galiano Island, British Columbia: I am a professional artist.
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The more practical aspects of our lives on the water were harder to envision.
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Nowadays, he lives on fresh fish, berries and mushrooms, and refuses to use medicine.
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It's also a list that lives on multiple places on the Internet, including Wikipedia.
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Paul Walker's memory lives on on the set of the latest Fast & Furious movie.
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" Pernille Skipper, a left-wing Danish politician, tweeted that "Trump lives on another planet.
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College graduates earn more and live healthier, happier, longer lives on average than nongraduates.
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So although the centuries-long practice has nearly disappeared, it&aposs legacy lives on.
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In essence, the Roku app is a second remote that lives on your phone.
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Whatever it might be at your company, make sure that the lore lives on.
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Chinese citizens store data about nearly every aspect of their lives on their iPhones.
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But Knock lives on, thriving on what was said to have occurred in 1879.
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His young audience — which lives on its devices — is the one that advertisers covet.
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He currently lives on Necker Island, which is part of the British Virgin Islands.
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Mr. Joseph lives on $376 monthly in public assistance, including cash assistance and Medicaid.
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It's our lives on the line; lives are already being lost because of it.
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In the process, he gave his life — but the fight he started lives on.
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Its legacy lives on, inspiring the Thomasville Speedway that was featured in "Cars 3."
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They include a march on Washington called "March for Our Lives" on March 24.
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The laborer practically lives on the four acre mango orchard where he is employed.
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Because of job stress, she took early retirement and lives on a reduced pension.
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This year, that tradition lives on — minus the argument about which movie to see.
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"And a lot of what he designed lives on, in a new guise, today."
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Editors' Choice Troubling history lives on, vividly and urgently, in this week's recommended books.
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She lives on the street and sells chewing gum and trinkets to passers-by.
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A lot of these bands aren't even around anymore, but their music lives on.
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Well, potheads, 420 may have passed, but the spirit of the holiday lives on.
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Karoubi lives on the second floor of his house while guards stay in the first.
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Among them is Ed Windels, a composer who lives on Riverside Drive and 103rd Street.
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Clara has since passed away, but her legacy lives on with these videos and anecdotes.
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But in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, where IS does not hold influence, football lives on.
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But Frankie regrammed it, so the memory of his incredibly giant khaki pants lives on.
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It goes on and lives on and so I just can't think of anyone better.
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Keep track of important dates and your day-to-day lives on this customized calendar.
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It lives on the menu of Fat Rice, and it may just be his favorite.
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" Chazelle sees Mia and Sebastian's love as a "third character" and something that "lives on.
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CRANE (on camera): Everything has to be considered, because there's people's lives on the line.
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This kind of storytelling increasingly lives on TV — even if it doesn't naturally fit there.
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He lives on Austin Avenue, in one of the historic mansions that distinguish the neighborhood.
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Anne herself lives on as an asteroid and a character in a Philip Roth novel.
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Climate change threatens the well-being of the planet and everyone who lives on it.
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Public records indicate that Montana, whose real name is Karim Kharbouch, lives on that block.
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Game of Thrones may be over, but Khal Drogo and Daenerys Targaryen's love lives on.
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Paula Deen is gone from Food Network, but her buttery, frosted spirit lives on, y'all.
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Microsoft retired Clippy back in 2007, but he lives on in our memes and memories.
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The violence has claimed lives on both sides -- and even civilians caught in the middle.
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Also, see how his legacy lives on through his children and grandchildren — including daughter Kerry.
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Emma Watson's portrayal of Hermione lives on in my imagination because she was so convincing.
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Data typically lives on an internet-connected server that you access through a web browser.
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At the most recent election, in 2014, clashes claimed 18 lives on election day alone.
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Kylie's marathon birthday celebration may be over, but, thanks to Instagram, our jealously lives on.
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But, in their second lives on the WNBA's sidelines, they have faced off numerous times.
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I will never forget you… your legacy lives on through your beautiful children and grandchildren.
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Most founders dream of finding buyers who will ensure their legacy lives on and prospers.
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Betsy Herron, who lives on Oak Island, swam out to the whale at one point.
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On Wednesday, Hawking died at the age of 76, but his scientific theory lives on.
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The Rouge, for instance, lives on, but with just 6,000 workers making pick-up trucks.
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"My friend who lives on the East Coast was dying over it," she told PeopleStyle.
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For 3-year-old Cohen Chastain, fallen Polk County Detective Kristen Hearne's legacy lives on.
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Over two years after her death, the memory of Angela "Big Ang" Raiola lives on.
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Hollywood legend Doris Day has died at 97 — but her incredible legacy lives on forever.
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You see these guys and how they kind of curate their lives on social, right?
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In many places in Africa, off-grid solar is changing lives on a daily basis.
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Luke Cage's Netflix show may be done, but the character lives on in Sidney Smalls.
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Not so much on any planet except the one Trump lives on with his base.
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The chaos of 1 carried into 2, and the vision of Way Bay lives on.
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This was not, however, what the protesters had put their lives on the line for.
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Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi expressed his grief over the loss of lives on Twitter.
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But it lives on thanks to the internet, a fertile breeding ground for such conspiracies.
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Firefox OS may be no more on smartphones, but it lives on in smart TVs.
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He clearly lives on as Link Larkin in so many people's hearts (sorry, Hairspray Live!).
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His work lives on even after his death, at the age of 40, in 1992.
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The name lives on as the remotely operated vehicle aboard RRS Sir David Attenborough pic.twitter.
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Debbie Reynolds' Hollywood legacy is incontrovertible, and it already lives on in La La Land.
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RadioShack's nameplate lives on at these locations through co-branded shops, and via franchise stores.
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Do we want to spend our lives on the couch surrounded by empty pizza boxes?
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"As writers, we have based our lives on the power of words," the letter states.
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Mobile banking app Chime is a fully featured bank account that lives on your phone.
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They volunteered to put their lives on display -- they don't deserve this kind of harassment.
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There were no survivors, but the bravery and service of the Spirit 03 lives on.
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We are a gigantic killing force for almost everything else that lives on this planet.
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Even foreigners who have put their lives on the line for America are being mistreated.
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After enduring centuries of Russian oppression and the Holodomor genocide, the Ukrainian spirit lives on.
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The user manual lives on top of the machine for when I run into trouble.
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Even though the World Cup is over, the legacy of the 2019 team lives on.
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McMaster on Monday ordered the evacuation of every resident who lives on the state's coastline.
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Speakable says that Action Button lives on seven publisher sites with almost 100 NGO partners.
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Hell, Harrison still lives on Sherwood Forest Plantation in Virginia, in his granddad's old house.
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Both social networks want you to share more of your personal lives on their apps.
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Opera Max lives on after Samsung acquired the mobile browser to save it from oblivion.
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It's the greatest compliment to an actor that it still lives on like it does.
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Sia, who lives on the construction site in Gurugram, wasn't able to catch a bus.
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Maurice, a 4-year-old rooster, lives on a small island off France's Atlantic coast.
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But even when diners succumb to the forces of redevelopment, their legacy sometimes lives on.
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"They are our neighbors," said one woman who lives on a houseboat in Sausalito, Calif.
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"In spite of everything, Kim lives on and continues to make a difference," she wrote.
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Read more:The new coronavirus lives on surfaces for 'hours to a day,' one expert says.
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"Our characters live their lives on social media," Budnitz told Variety during a recent interview.
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Like Ms. Zhang, Ms. Ye, who uses a wheelchair, lives on a monthly government stipend.
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It's run by Dimitri, a 23-year-old who lives on the outskirts of Paris.
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Two-thirds of the population in Bamian Province lives on less than $25 a month.
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It could also fuel Palestinian unrest or a violent reaction, costing lives on both sides.
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Mr. Trump, who lives on Fifth Avenue, campaigned as a champion of the middle class.
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Most of the population of Equatorial Guinea lives on less than a dollar a day.
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But her name still lives on in the foothills even if her onetime hometown doesn't.
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If the family lives on a military base, they must leave their homes and neighbors.
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But what's voted for ultimately is the production, how the play lives on the stage.
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Freda Moon is a freelance writer who lives on a houseboat in San Francisco Bay.
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It's a tension, Dr. Mead said, that lives on in today's battles over voting rights.
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Now 60, Ms. Blueford-Daniels still lives on the same block, in Houston's Fifth Ward.
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"This is crazy," said Mr. Everett, who lives on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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Google has developed a new iteration of Google Assistant, which now largely lives on-device.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Omani Sultan Qaboos is gone, but his legacy of peace lives on.
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As he prepares for his next chapter, he wants to ensure its spirit lives on.
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Still, her popstar legacy lives on every May when "Graduation (Friends Forever)" once again resurfaces.
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We put our lives on hold for the chance of finding someone who completes us.
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You realize those really aren't piles of debris, those are people's lives on the curb.
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The streak of couples visiting shops together lives on with newlyweds Justin and Hailey Bieber.
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The image lives on as the inspiration for the logo of Nike's Air Jordan shoes.
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In other words, even when past bad advice is overturned, its legacy still lives on.
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Now sixty-four, he lives on Staten Island, and collects a pension from the city.
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If you don't think her spirit of disruption lives on today, just watch and listen.
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Covering Wimbledon also means covering camping — the overnight queue for fans lives on — and fashion.
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But just as those weekly work meetings have become virtual, the communal meal lives on.
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Let's hope its spirit—at its best, raucous, clever, and pissing everyone off—lives on.
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Jo lives on the East Coast and gets out to Oregon about twice a year.
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Below, Al-Arashi writes about their stories and the impact of their lives on her own.
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Matthews and his family have ensured Michael's legacy lives on by establishing the Michael Matthews Foundation.
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Uno lives on a ranch in Austin and was driven to Manhattan by the ranch manager.
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Also in attendance was Teresa's longtime BFF Dina Manzo, who lives on the West Coast now.
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"So there is both a lot of money and a lot of lives on the line."
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He became known as "the Man in the Red Bandanna" for saving lives on 9/11.
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It still lives on in reruns and it continues to inspired longtime fans of the show.
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But his spirit lives on in Las Vegas and in the pages of this enjoyable book.
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"Every other country lives on devaluation," Trump said late last month, according to multiple media reports.
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Newman passed away in 2008 at age 83, but his legacy in giving back lives on.
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Maria, 38, comes from Romania and lives on the banks of the Tiber with her husband.
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They continue to live their lives on tons of medications and need to be monitored regularly.
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Four people lost their lives on May 26 after multiple explosions in Nepal's capital of Kathmandu.
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Don't underestimate the police department for putting their lives on the line to capture this thief.
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As an adult, she lives on Via Torquato Tasso, in an apartment with a gulf view.
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The data around likes and engagement still lives on the platform, just as it always has.
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But the legacy of the notorious assault lives on — both in Steubenville and across the country.
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Cole was very close to his mother, and despite her death, believes that she lives on.
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A heroin user is reflected in a mirror under a bridge where she lives on Jan.
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Princess Eugenie also lives on the grounds of Kensington Palace with her new husband, Jack Brooksbank.
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" Donnie Yen (plays Chirrut Imwe): "I play a blind warrior who lives on the planet Jeddah.
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No matter how it gained the name, it stuck and lives on as the Jeep brand.
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That legacy, thank goodness, lives on with the latest meme out of lip-synching app musical.
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Still, funeral fraud lives on, despite a federal crackdown that dates back more than 30 years.
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She was the biggest sweetheart and I hope that her Legacy lives on as it should!
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The average citizen of Campania, the region around Naples, lives on just €1,000 ($1,180) a month.
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Magbanua was arrested in Broward County, where she lives, on a charge of first-degree murder.
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Nicole Smith, 33, who lives on the Upper East Side, also says she voted for Gov.
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The hope that Stonewall birthed lives on in at least one sect of the queer community.
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But cops put their lives on the line every day, and do so for their communities.
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That's a large part of her career; she lives on discussing her personal life in public.
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Nonetheless, his legacy lives on and is most certainly a story that needs to be told.
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He's a vegetarian and says that on game days, he mostly lives on brownies and liquor.
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Fans are mourning in other ways, too, mentioning that his memory lives on in the show.
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You go to the Vlach magic woman who lives on the far hill of your village.
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Her husband is on unpaid leave, and the couple, with two kids, lives on one paycheck.
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But Amazon almost certainly isn't shedding any tears for Dash Buttons, because their spirit lives on.
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TFA was a slayer of Gen X apathy and lives on as antidote of millennial entitlement.
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The spirit of the rave lives on, somewhere deep in room three of a club somewhere.
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Peep Show may be well and truly over, but the Mitchell and Webb partnership lives on.
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Colleges have the responsibility to help young adults begin their financial lives on the right foot.
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The Wii U may be dead but the golden age of Wii U emulation lives on.
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It doesn't mention that at least 32 innocent Muslims also lost their lives on 9/11.
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Elbo RoomThe Elbo Room opened in 1935 during Prohibition, and that wild spirit lives on, hard.
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I know you know that I know that most people's lives on social media are fake.
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Makes you want to scream The King of Pop is gone, but his music lives on.
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Because they have us young people selling our lives on the streets to pay miserable fees.
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It lives on as the crucible of experience in the minds of our national political leadership.
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Still, the trend lives on today, with many major retailers making and selling unconventional shoe designs.
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His example lives on, and will continue to stir future Americans to pursue a greater cause.
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"Those emergency workers literally put their lives on the line to get them out," he said.
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His legacy lives on, thanks to the special election on Tuesday to fill his Assembly seat.
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So naturally, it was thought this enigmatic animal lives on the southern half of our globe.
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The jolts and tremors have been consistent, said Ikaika Marzo, who lives on the Big Island.
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But his spirit and his memory lives on in this town and in everyone he's met.
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The Farm still lives on today, in part as a monument to a bygone American era.
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The magical realm of Middle-earth lives on through a new Tolkien tale: Beren and Lúthien.
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It is great to see the legacy of protest still lives on in a new generation.
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The Challenger disaster is a day that lives on forever in the memories of '80s kids.
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Border Patrol agents lead far safer work lives on average than most other law enforcement officers.
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Fionn Ferreira lives on a remote island in West Cork, a seaside region in southern Ireland.
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Sloane lives on in the British Museum itself, which has dispersed his collection to different departments.
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The goal was to make this time capsule that lives on after the exhibition is over.
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And thus Max Eastman lives on, in the memory of some, a modern God Pan, though
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Real Madrid snapped Barça's 39-game unbeaten run tonight, and the rivalry lives on, my friends.
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If stocks manage to rise from here, the bull market lives on — 4,048 days and counting.
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But even with American lives on the line, this particular president can't seem to help himself.
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He now lives on less than $500 a month, usually traveling by bus, train or bicycle.
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There's an alien race that lives on a perfect beach with cute animals that shit jewels!
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Field Notes Irene O'Brien and Mel Maclaine had the time of their lives on their honeymoon.
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Geoff Cameron, a regular starter for relegation-threatened Stoke City, lives on the outskirts of Manchester.
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The original developer of the property also lives on the site, in a small walled complex.
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The group lives on the low-lying islands of the Torres Strait northeast of the continent.
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Which is unfair, especially since the president is already a whiner who lives on another planet.
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"All the security has taken the essence away," said Ms. Persaud, who lives on Long Island.
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Despite that progress, 2450.3 percent of China's population still lives on less than $5.50 a day.
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Edison Manufacturing Co. sent a film crew to document the event, and so it lives on.
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But she lives on just $900 a month, and was never able to afford fire insurance.
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"I've never fallen, thank God," said Jennie Lorenzana, 74, who lives on the Upper East Side.
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The mother of three lives on the seventh floor of the Sotomayor Houses in the Bronx.
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But frustration among politicians about the dearth of a European Google, Amazon or Alibaba lives on.
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It lives on both as artifact and tourist attraction, emphasizing the divide between locals and visitors.
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Joyce Ho, who lives on Fifth Avenue, was among the residents yet to get back home.
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I was all the more shocked after attending the "March for Our Lives" on March 24th.
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Read more:The new coronavirus lives on surfaces for 3 hours to 3 days, new research says.
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If it lives on your countertop, you should be using it at least twice a week.
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We will lift you up and all those that you changed their lives on that day.
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We ask police officers to put their lives on the line for our communities every day.
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The Holiday Special lives on thanks to the magic of the internet (just Google it, folks).
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So far, Snapchat has bet on one app to dominate smartphone owner's lives on their phones.
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No one lives on the island, except for "Frank, a black rat snake," Mr. Caplan said.
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If he dies, the work lives on as part of the body of science and knowledge.
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He lives on in anecdotes that sound apocryphal only if you haven't spent time in Providence.
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Rest in peace, Katherine, your legacy lives on in generations of STEM women of color. pic.twitter.
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He lives on the outskirts of Beijing and is far away from shops and other services.
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"At this point I'm frantic, I'm really panicking," said Davis, who lives on a fixed income.
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Whitaker lives on a hill in Roxana, on land owned by his family for four generations.
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He envisions the few hundred remaining sheep spending the rest of their lives on a farm.
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"No Daleys, no Bushes, no dynasties," said Mr. Morris, who lives on the Near West Side.
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The family uses the second floor mainly for storage and lives on the top two floors.
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This logic lives on today, so it can be hard to imagine an America without it.
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But he does have an abominable problem: He lives on a mountaintop but doesn't like snow.
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But its innovation lives on in the LELO Ora, a simplified version of the same concept.
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Her fellow director Barry Jenkins chatted with her about anxiety and depicting black lives on film.
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Whoever wanted it killed has a problem though -- the interview's been recorded, so it lives on.
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Sunny's: Sunny may be dead, but his legacy lives on in his Red Hook dive bar.
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Many of these voters are based in Southern states, where the legacy of racism lives on.
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She lives on the top floor and her husband was not home because he is on holiday.
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Asch lives on Staten Island in relative seclusion, morbidly depressed after witnessing the early pogroms in Europe.
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Khal Drogo may be dead on Game of Thrones, but he lives on in our hearts forever.
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But now that he practically lives on his school's campus, driving won't be a problem anytime soon.
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And now — even without any of the sisters physically present — the trend lives on at the AMAs.
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It is about her work and the young people – the legacy lives on through the young people.
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She currently lives on a six-acre property in California with 1,100 roaming, rescued cats and kittens.
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"The policy of building walls is costing migrant lives on both sides of the Atlantic," he said.
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Carrie Fisher passed away in December 2016, but her legacy lives on in the Star Wars franchise.
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Britney Spears may be taking an indefinite hiatus from work, but her music, as always, lives on.
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The voice lives on forever in our hearts, and in our minds, much like Maine to Ally.
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Jill Zarin buried her beloved husband Bobby on Monday, but the legacy of their love lives on.
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Jet tells me he lives on a houseboat, but his address lists a street in Virginia Beach.
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Thank you to ALL (Gender, Race, Religion) that put your lives on the line for that flag.
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Lastly, there is an optional third screen that lives on your smartphone via the MyFord Mobile app.
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Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto, tweeted his condolences for those who lost their lives on Friday night.
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If you've graduated and your squad lives on Instagram, turn your life into a series of Boomerangs.
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It was a hefty sum for a family of three that lives on roughly $153,000 every month.
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No, they're not back, but their glory lives on in Lyft's new monthly membership plan: Lyft Pink.
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But IS lives on and, according to Mr Trump's own defence department, it is making a comeback.
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I understand loneliness, as do the many women I know who are building lives on their own.
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The faith that drove the santeros to carve these figures lives on, even today, in their details.
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These images were taken with the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS), which lives on NASA's Aqua satellite.
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Because plastic is made to last, it lives on for decades, sometimes breaking down into minute pieces.
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And for someone who lives on an all-carb diet (carbohydrates and carbonated beverages), that ain't easy.
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Game of Thrones may have ended, but the rivalry between Daenerys Targaryen and Sansa Stark lives on.
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For safety as a female solo traveler, I only rent spaces where the owner lives on property.
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They have struggled financially, professionally, and personally as they try to reclaim their lives on the outside.
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It now lives on my bookshelf next to a fern and a book of Mark Fisher essays.
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Today's ruling protects the transgender community's ability to put their lives on the line for this country.
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They are still putting their lives on the line to protect the roots that feed our existence.
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"Yeast lives on heat, so the more of a moist, wet, hot environment the better," she says.
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Fifteen years later and while the internet insists Avril doesn't, the brilliance of Let Go lives on.
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While Ford plead the fifth about Han Solo, one thing is for sure: Indiana Jones lives on.
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However, Imboden's actions show that Kaep's legacy of inspiring athletes to call for social change lives on.
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"He was always in the gym," said Lina Diaz, who lives on the same floor as Oddi.
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Miley Cyrus may have missed the 2016 VMAs, but her legacy from the 2014 VMAs lives on.
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". Comment from discussion backwardsman89's comment from discussion "[MAIN SPOILERS] The Soldier who keeps fighting lives on??
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But her association with the song lives on today, in ways that some fans might not realize.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian are making sure their father's spirit lives on despite his passing.
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"His name lives on in our family and always will do," said the Made in Chelsea star.
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It was social and cultural to live our lives on other people's terms just one generation ago.
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Paul Levy lives on the banks of the Meramec in Eureka and said his house was flooded.
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And yet, the dream lives on: What if fake meat tasted and satiated like the real deal?
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He lives on a couple acres of land in a sprawling home on the Santa Fe Trail.
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David Bowie's freak-deaky spaceman magic lives on in the form of a tiny, fuzzy baby penguin.
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They are the work of Rich Ellgen, whose creative work lives on the stock-photo site iStock.
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Martens tend to be solitary creatures, spending a great deal of their adult lives on their own.
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She lives on the island of Oahu now, but 72 years ago she was in Hiroshima, Japan.
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But at least we can rest assured that the rat lives on to work out another day.
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When something as big as the Oscars airs, it lives on two very different planes of existence.
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People put their lives on the line to acquire the type of information President Trump reportedly shared.
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His name was Trayvon Martin, and five years on, the movement inspired by his death lives on.
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From October 21 to the present day, I have lived approximately 2000 different lives on the internet.
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Which isn't to say that there aren't digital characters living their lives on social channels right now.
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There is nothing worth it, nothing that important, and realize that it's our lives on the hand.
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"The police are putting their lives on the line every day to protect the people," Thacker said.
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Today, of course, Smokey Bear lives on as the longest-serving public service campaign in U.S. history.
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The two women, who spend half of their lives on camera, surely know how to work it.
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Though we may never know what became of her, through her work, Barbara Newhall Follett lives on.
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And because drama always lives on the one-on-one interaction, writers and filmmakers just ignored that.
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That truth, for which, though not strictly hers, she advocated so passionately, lives on in her sculpture.
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Briefly sold here as a cut-price hatchback, the Mazda 2 lives on in most global markets.
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Wright had reserved the back room of a pub in Cambridge, where he lives on a narrowboat.
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But Border Patrol agents lead far safer work lives on average than most other law enforcement officers.
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Mr. Mackie lives on a farm in Cornwall and makes conceptual art out of found natural objects.
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In contrast, close to 10 percent of the Philippines' population lives on less than $1.90 a day.
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In its skewed relation to the real, her fiction already lives on the outskirts of the form.
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"So grateful to our firefighters putting their lives on the line for all of us," she wrote.
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But Campbell, one of nine children whose family lives on the Australian island of Tasmania, was undeterred.
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And the story of political incivility lives on -- Brooks became a hero to many in the South.
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Thousands more are still on their way, risking their lives on a perilous trip, probably in vain.
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Two weeks have passed and dozens of families like the Caraballos have put their lives on hold.
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Zinga died in 2008, a year after Zynga's founding, but she lives on as the company's namesake.
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Read more: How the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier lives on in other US Navy flattops
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And the other is white, 19, heterosexual, and lives on a farm 200 miles outside of Chicago.
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The cliche is true: They put their lives on the line every day, while earning modest salaries.
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They are the — they truly are people that put their lives on the line every single day.
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Moana means "ocean" in most Polynesian languages, which makes sense since the character lives on an island.
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He now lives on a 22012-foot boat on the Bay, because of-effing-course he does.
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He now lives on a 40-foot boat on the Bay, because of-effing-course he does.
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"Sisters Uncut won't stand by whilst the government puts women's lives on the line to save money."
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Even though her true identity remains a riddle, however, the enigmatic queen lives on in our imaginations.
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Charlie Puth sent a beautiful tribute saying that the soul lives on, even when the body dies.
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During the summers, he lives on a shantyboat and travels through river communities all over the country.
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The legacy lives on: Erie was recently ranked the worst city in the country for African-Americans.
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I can still recall my hatred, though, and so it feels like X lives on in me.
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Vinson's legacy lives on through coaches like Carroll, who trained Michelle Kwan and Evan Lysacek, among others.
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It's a concept that resonates with the sculptor Jiro Yonezawa, who lives on Japan's mountainous Kyushu island.
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I called my father, hoping he'd be in Tijuana — he lives on both sides of the border.
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Fundamentally, this is a survey of how old Hollywood film lives on in a postmodern, digital age.
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Her legacy lives on, as her stories are frequently produced at Asian-American theaters around the country.
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The English settler, who believes that his family lives on divinely given land, doesn't traffic in ambiguities.
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His penchant for showering television studio audiences with confetti lives on in a number of internet memes.
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Caffe Cino, the Open Theater and Theater Genesis folded; La MaMa lives on as a cultural institution.
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Kobe, Gianna, and the 7 others that lost their lives on that helicopter will be greatly missed.
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When not on the road — about a month a year — he lives on the Upper West Side.
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That's why I'm here, and I'm trying to improve their lives on a day-to-day basis.
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The couple lives on the Lower East Side with their two children, Julian, 15, and Olivia, 11.
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She lives on her own and pays €360 ($400) a month for a 45-square-meter apartment.
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Lloyd Barnes, its 75-year-old founder and (nick)namesake, wants to ensure its spirit lives on.
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Jaime is married to Michael's aunt and lives on the top floors of a house in Brentwood.
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One command dial is unlabeled and lives on the top of the camera, on the far right.
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"They show how the spirit of the past lives on in the middle of the modern city."
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The cat was 7 but clearly she still lives on ... in online retail, and now in court.
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And they put their lives on the line, day in and day out to protect this nation.
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Its French counterpart lives on, and today it still manages classic video games like "Asteroids" and "Centipede."
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Every day our fighters put their lives on the line for the values of egalitarianism and democracy.
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Moreover, the likelihood that Bannon's worldview lives on only increases when one considers the broader political context.
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Mr. Weisbrod, 72, lives on Roosevelt Island with his wife, Jody Adams, a retired Family Court judge.
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For Stephens, talking with the astronauts about their lives on the ISS was a real eye-opener.
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And American-led initiatives to combat HIV and malaria have saved millions of lives on the continent.
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Ms. Benton, who lives on the Upper East Side, beamed as she strolled through the new station.
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"She lives on the stage, she loves on the stage, she hates on the stage," he said.
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This idea lives on in the French phrase 'sowing basi' (semer le basilic) which means 'to rant.
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Instead of growing his own food, he lives on bread and salami and, he says, rotten apples.
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Along the way, I was trying to figure out how I could feed the part of me that cared about policy and cared about how we make a difference in people's lives on a large scale, while I was working on improving people's lives on a very small scale.
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The boozy, late-night, wood-panelled stuffiness of the place lives on, as recent news stories have shown.
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The movie already lives on with National Mean Girls Day, an unofficial holiday that falls on October 3.
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My Kindle has gone from something that lives on my nightstand to something that is always with me.
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Brown's memory lives on for Whitaker, especially when he is reminded of her favorite movie, The Hunger Games.
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Robert Ashley is no longer with us, but his voice — calm, mellow, reassuring, quizzical, amused, earnest — lives on.
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Since the drama is an HBO product, it only lives on streaming through HBO Go or HBO Now.
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The bread-based business has since died down at the Cook County jail, but its legacy lives on.
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Adolfo Melis, who lives on the island of Sardinia, in Italy, is testament to this way of thinking.
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Oh yeah there's that: with Cap passing his shield to Sam (Anthony Mackie), his legacy still lives on.
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The former congressman lives on a hill in El Paso overlooking the US-Mexico border and is bilingual.
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Abdulrahman's family lives on around $750 a month if both children work, $20163 of which goes toward rent.
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The 44-year-old had moved to New York City 10 years ago and lives on Staten Island.
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The March for Our Lives on March 24 will bring students to DC and other cities to protest.
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We had to say goodbye and pay tribute to those who lost their lives on this tragic day.
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Because the staff controlled every aspect of the children's lives on campus, it needs a community care license.
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In buildings with more than four units, short-term rentals are prohibited unless the owner lives on-site.
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But the electoral college-like system that could render the 2019 gubernatorial election a mere formality lives on.
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" One of the more tense exchanges came when an employee said Ogilvy had "human lives on [its] hands.
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He focuses on areas close to where he lives, on the outskirts of London and South East London.
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She thanked them for putting their lives on hold to be in court and deliver victim impact statements.
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Schneiderman, who lives on Manhattan's Upper West Side, announced his resignation three hours after the story came out.
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They literally don't know how to live their lives on the straight and narrow and away from crime.
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Cefali lives on Manson Place, around the corner from where the letter carrier was trapped in his truck.
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Newton passed away in 2004, but his legacy lives on in the fashion, photography, and, now, beauty worlds.
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It's the early hours of Wednesday morning, and I'm watching my friends fear for their lives on Twitter.
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Chivalry isn't dead — it lives on in the form of Jonas lumbering just behind his (maybe) fiancée Chopra.
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Zenon (Kirsten Storm) lives on a space station in the year 2049 (before Blade Runner co-opted it).
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There's a part that samples Stevie Nicks singing in a semi-legendary rehearsal video that lives on YouTube.
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Sparks lives on the property full-time, and has been a suspect in her disappearance for several months.
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By highlighting 2001's sense of "media," American Gods highlights how the concept of "media" lives on today.
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When I asked her if that was her address, she confirmed that she lives on that very street.
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You can watch Moscou below, calling out politicians and promoting the March For Our Lives on March 24th.
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In the three months since the Kardashian and Jenner families welcomed little Dream into their lives on Nov.
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I mean German lives, Swedish lives, Danish lives, Greek lives — on top of all those involved outside Europe.
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Seinfeld might have ended almost 20 years ago, but Jerry Seinfeld's penchant for awkward human interactions lives on.
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With its Machine Platform, Crate also today launched its first hosted offering, which lives on Microsoft's Azure platform.
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"People put their lives on hold during this time of year, just to get through it," she says.
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The photographs and video easily disproved the claim, but the fiction lives on for Trump and his supporters.
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Their series, Ask An Autistic, breaks down common questions about autism from someone who lives on the spectrum.
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Photo: GettyBela Lugosi may be dead, but his spooky spirit lives on as symbol of protest in China.
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Since the design of the Folio is quite thin, the speaker grille lives on top of the keyboard.
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The INSIDER Summary: Pimples are clogged with dead skin cells, oil, and bacteria that lives on the skin.
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His creativity and commitment to reinvention and originality lives on in artists, musicians, and filmmakers the world over.
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He lives on the property full-time, and has been a suspect in her disappearance for several months.
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It may not be International Women's Day anymore, but its spirit and message of unity still lives on.
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Little Dorrit lives on a farm in County Kilkenny, Ireland, with her best friend, a dog called Bear.
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It was a simpler time — one that lives on forever in the not-so-deep depths of eBay.
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"Every year, 25,000 people lose their lives on our roads," EU Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska said in a statement.
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After his execution, his consciousness lives on as a hologram under the ownership of a sinister museum proprietor.
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"Bro culture" lives on even where sexual harassment ends -- in the meeting room, where authority rises or falls.
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We don't hear any news about them because they're not posting selfies or broadcasting their lives on Snapchat.
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Danielle Cochran, who lives on the same Washington State island as Zuidema, came across Zuidema's request on Facebook.
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The idea is that the spirit lives on, it carries on, and lots of people influence each other.
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The human Kim Kardashian lives on to provide necessary consistency in these turbulent times with her nude selfies.
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Instead, Dewey and I have reached an agreement — he lives on my computers, and I leave him alone. .
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It lives on the player's hard drive but there's very little you can do aside from watching it.
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The world felt right once again because thanks to the calzone, we know Ben Wyatt's spirit lives on.
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Well Donald, look no further than Mamba the python, who lives on a diet of frozen/thawed rodents.
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While the opulent buildings of Vegas' heyday may lay in shambles, the spirit of the city lives on.
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But the cancer lives on, because it has managed to jump into both blue mussels and Chilean mussels.
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Chavez died in 1993, but his legacy lives on in many of the labor protections we see today.
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Today, the Cobalt lives on—in name only—in Brazil, where it's built for most of South America.
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Ms. Binoche plays Anna, a Frenchwoman who lives on an estate that belonged to her former husband's family.
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But it lives on in a film made by the BBC, accessible for six months at bbc.co.uk/shakespearelives.
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"This market lives on the edge at all times because it no longer trades in unison," Cramer said.
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His "Pickle Surprise" (1989), featuring RuPaul, the Lady Bunny and Sister Dimension, lives on as a YouTube sensation.
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Read more: 17 photos show Prince Charles and Camilla living their best lives on their whirlwind Caribbean tour
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On DVD The characters in Kelly Reichardt's movies are often lost in space, their lives on earth notwithstanding.
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Especially today, with teenagers growing up and putting their lives on social media, that can be incredibly dangerous.
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They are human beings who have agreed to put their lives on the line to serve this country.
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The long, winding trail to the sound that goes through his most famous set of speakers lives on.
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I think my signature sound fits well into the wide spectrum of everything else that lives on OWSLA.
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Edda's closed the archive to the public now, but the massive collection of files and papers lives on.
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Putin's comments in Helsinki indicate the spirit of such an effort lives on, misguided as it may be.
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Today, the Gotti name lives on, casting a long shadow over the son and remaining Gotti family members.
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The Christmas market will reopen tomorrow and we will restart our lives on the basis of our values.
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It's not uncommon to reveal the most intimate details of our lives on our Instagrams or Snapchat stories.
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"I think it's an overreaction," Mr. Cardona, a carpenter who lives on Staten Island, said of the policy.
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Protecting livelihoods and building resilience among farm and rural populations will lead to fewer lives on the line.
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Her spirit lives on because she was a groundbreaker; her life remains a symbol of hope and perseverance.
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The students are looking for GoFundMe donations for their March For Our Lives on March 24 in Washington.
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Dr. Friedman's curve lives on, despite having been disproved — it appeared in medical textbooks as recently as 2010.
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The newer Ether, which lives on the Ethereum network, is the second most valuable virtual currency after Bitcoin.
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"Too much bother," said the food historian Sandy Oliver, who lives on Islesboro, an island in Penobscot Bay.
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In September 2008, Ms. Wilson moved into the apartment where she still lives on the Upper West Side.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Jonathan Lewis lives on his own in a big brick apartment building in Brooklyn.
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"You can't tell who is who," said Zahed Quaraishi, an English banker who lives on the Avenue Kléber.
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"We have all these people, ambassadors, who have put their whole lives on hold" waiting to be confirmed.
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The fire is part of those who, day by day, gamble their lives on the horror of solitude.
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"There's no greater feeling than to know you are saving people's lives on a daily basis," she said.
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Patricia Flowers, who lives on the Pollidores' floor, said she often heard the children playing in the hall.
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Jim Justice (R) revealed that the first confirmed case is an individual who lives on the Eastern Panhandle.
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But being part of one big happy family is much easier when the competition lives on other continents.
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"Anyone who lives on Nantucket during the summer, they all come back for one last hurrah," he said.
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Five months ago, Reilly moved from Arizona to join her boyfriend who now lives on the West Coast.
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Pedro Ramos, 44, who lives on the seventh floor of the building, said he had befriended Mr. Hernandez.
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We're fortunate to have family who lives on acreage, saving us a ton of money on a venue.
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According to Stardust, we'll see an even greater boost in our love lives on January 26 and 27.
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In it, a shy and almost silent girl lives on a mountain above a village in imperial China.
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The March for Our Lives on March 24, about six weeks after the Parkland shooting, helped as well.
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To help free up extra money to put toward their loans, the couple lives on a strict budget.
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We're not curing cancer, but we're entertaining people and changing some lives on some level for the better.
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While it might be caused by a physical event, pain is felt and lives on in the mind.
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Characters are identified using initials to reflect the clandestine nature of their lives, on and off the page.
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The conversation exceeded even the high hopes I had for it, and lives on as a fan favorite.
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The Watts case nevertheless lives on for a single line in Justice Felix Frankfurter's opinion for the court.
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She lives on a LITERAL FARM, so most of my advice isn't very actionable for her nanny, unfortunately.
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The Road Zipper movable barrier system is proving that it can save lives on the Golden Gate Bridge.
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I heard him say you have to give respect to men who put their lives on the line.
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They contacted Faith, who lives on the property, and she "refused to cooperate" with the officers, police said.
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Mathis lives on the ground floor of his community so he took the elevator up to his floor.
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It's confident and exciting, with performances that suggest a cast having the time of their lives on set.
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Thus every event lives on for multiple news cycles -- and the next one is always on the horizon.
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About 13.5 percent of Cambodia's population lives on less than $23 a day, according to the World Bank.
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He lives on his N.Y.U. earnings and takes no salary from E.J.I. His personal style is nearly ascetic.
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Because she lives on $15,643 a year in disability income, though, she does not meet the income requirements.
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"Bad things can happen behind closed doors," said David Usiak, 29, who lives on the Upper East Side.
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They've even talked about policy goals and scheduled a nationwide protest, March for Our Lives, on March 24.
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At the end of our instruction, I gave them disposable cameras to document their lives on this island.
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To wit, half of the U.S. adult population lives on less than is spent on the average homeless.
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Now, the majority of the population lives on Rarotonga, the largest island with a population of about 13,000.
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No, it was the Miku who lives on his desk at home he was really in love with.
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While this sounds like a debate that lives on the internet, there is plenty of real world impact.
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These men have nothing else, but their lives on the road, and no real prospect of making it.
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Calvin is upset that Nova's article tried to take down the entire police department; he insists that honorable men like him and his father are putting their lives on the line every day, and Nova counters that Black men put their lives on the line every day just by stepping outside.
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"Our men and women in uniform have put their lives on the line for this country, and they deserve to have the earliest possible access to medical products that could save their lives on the battlefield," Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.) said on the House floor Wednesday.
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Experts are still unsure about the fate of a subspecies of glossy black cockatoos that lives on the island.
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Again and again, Americans have stepped forward in a moment of crisis and put their lives on the line.
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There he lives on a small farm with two teenage daughters, two horses, two dogs and a barn cat.
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Today that association lives on in DNA tests that promise to reveal the truth of both parentage and race.
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Because you are literally putting lives on the line allowing them bring in nuclear threats right on US soil.
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GUILFOYLE: So words really can&apost express how saddened we are about her loss, but her spirit lives on.
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No matter what, the legacy of Klout lives on in the Influencer hellscape we wade through every day.[Klout]
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The legacy lives on," someone tweeted from his official Twitter account, as fans hailed the news as a "miracle.
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