And not just living longer but living better, living fuller.
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Cost of living: 138.63 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $67,773 Median household income: $68,117 2016 population: 1,406,630 Cost of living: 48 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $673,963 Median household income: $51,538 2016 population:3,976,322 Cost of living: 48.2 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $66,8173 Median household income: $58,516 2016 population: 673,184 Cost of living: 49 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $61,920 Median household income: $74,753 2016 population: 704,352 Cost of living: 49.5 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $78,386 Median household income: $57,778 2016 population: 5133,005 Cost of living: 55.7 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $65,427 Median household income: $72,935 2016 population: 681,170 Cost of living: 20163 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $67,817 Median household income: $50,2887 2138.6 population: 267,2817,275 Cost of living: 704 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $13,21 Median household income: $2664,2727 2016 population: 988,650 Cost of living: 92.9 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $78,386 Median household income: $6643,701 2016 population: 870,887 Cost of living: 138.6 percent above U.S. average Living wage: $67,817 Median household income: $75,513 2016 population: 1,664,727
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Overall score: 41.21 Yearly cost of living rank: 244.61 Daily cost of living rank: 22 Overall score: 273 Yearly cost of living rank: 245.32 Daily cost of living rank: 21 Overall score: 266 Yearly cost of living rank: 33 Daily cost of living rank: 23 Overall score: 214 Yearly cost of living rank: 230 Daily cost of living rank: 45 Overall score: 42.33 Yearly cost of living rank: 10 Daily cost of living rank: 72 Overall score: 42.48 Yearly cost of living rank: 14 Daily cost of living rank: 143 Overall score: 43.13 Yearly cost of living rank: 13 Daily cost of living rank: 64 Overall score: 44.61 Yearly cost of living rank: 2 Daily cost of living rank: 73 Overall score: 45.32 Yearly cost of living rank: 1 Daily cost of living rank: 66 Overall score: 46.5 Yearly cost of living rank: 3 Daily cost of living rank: 14 Plano, Texas, took the top spot, thanks in part to the fact that those who live in this southern locale pay low gas prices and no income tax.
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Assisted living communities are intended to be a bridge between living at home and living in a nursing home.
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Here's where it pays most to be a teacher, according to Indeed: Average salary: $45,434Salary adjusted for cost of living: $42,754 Average salary: $41,553Salary adjusted for cost of living: $43,993 Average salary: $42,534Salary adjusted for cost of living: $44,320 Average salary: $44,992Salary adjusted for cost of living: $45,9893 Average salary: $45,009Salary adjusted for cost of living: $45,909 Average salary: $47,633Salary adjusted for cost of living: $47,538 Average salary: $48,533Salary adjusted for cost of living: $48,299 Average salary: $44,899Salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,030 Average salary: $50,662Salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,4773 Average salary: $48,010Salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,2989 Average salary: $262,2557Salary adjusted for cost of living: $255,2989 Average salary: $989,553Salary adjusted for cost of living: $255,44 Average salary: $294,539Salary adjusted for cost of living: $53,446 Average salary: $53,477Salary adjusted for cost of living: $55,5633 Average salary: $62,557Salary adjusted for cost of living: $55,989 According to Indeed, teachers in Seattle earn an annual average salary of $62,557.
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Living wage: $20163,045 Median household income: $43,1012016 population: 855,164 Living wage: $51,520 Median household income: $47,156 33 population: 860,090 Living wage: $78,386 Median household income: $87,701 2016 population: 870,887 Living wage: $9763,716 Median household income: $48,256 2016 population: 880,619 Living wage: $54,638 Median household income: $60,3223 2016 population: 947,890 Living wage: $74,025 Median household income: $90,303 2016 population: 1,673,350 Living wage: $52,105 Median household income: $45,215 2016 population: 1,317,929 Living wage: $8173,773 Median household income: $68,117 2016 population: 1,406,630 Living wage: $51,390 Median household income: $553,183 2016 population: 1,492,510 Living wage: $55,600 Median household income: $39,770 1913 population: 1,567,872 Living wage: $54,772 Median household income: $49,328 2016 population:1,20163,017 Living wage: $51,636 Median household income: $2976,2322 267 population: 2817,255,2191 Living wage: $83,28 Median household income: $557,2016 2016 population: 2,704,958 Living wage: $65,963 Median household income: $5373,538 2016 population: 3,976,322 Living wage: $67,817 Median household income: $55,191 2016 population: 8,537,673 And here's how these major cities stack up against the states where they're located.
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Sellars: And at the same time, this acceptance of living through it, living in it, and living more deeply with it.
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That way, "you can turn and look back and say, 'I wasn't just living aimlessly, I was living for a purpose, I was living for significance, I was living for meaning,'" Tebow adds.
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While not necessarily cheaper than apartment living (many co-living houses come fully furnished and packed with amenities), co-living offers flexible shelter with all the perks of living in a college dorm.
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It was hard living, but it was also great living.
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Many were overworked, underpaid and living in horrible living conditions.
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I was tired of living the way I was living.
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" He continued, "Living is a journey; living is a struggle.
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People are living now that had no chance of living.
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Multiple startups raised money to build communal living spaces in neighborhoods where people were getting evicted for living in communal living spaces.
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You see, living in Monroeville is like living in a fishbowl.
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People can make a living, and a comfortable living, doing this.
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Making a good living is one thing, living well is another.
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But they're living and they're living joyfully as best they can.
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Living in Armour was a little like living inside a chrysalis.
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Some people just prefer living in Spain to living in Houston.
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Living without secure tenure means living under constant threat of eviction.
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"Living together is better than living with strangers," Ms. Villalona said.
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"The people living there are living in hell," Mr. Trump said.
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"My whole philosophy is living well and living naturally," she says.
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Truly, it's just about living it — I mean, really living it.
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The living area includes a living room, dining space and kitchen.
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Often living with debt over your head isn't living at all.
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He's fine living; he just freezes when living becomes a mandate.
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So the fact that one of the lyrics of #RENT was 'Living with, living with, living with - NOT Dying from disease' was incredibly powerful.
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Living an adventure is a lot better than living safely, to me.
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"I couldn't continue living the way that I was living," she said.
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Carl is currently living in Houston while Evelyn is living in Arizona.
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Instead of living for others, the bureaucracy is living off of others.
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You know, living -- think of this -- living in Pakistan, beautifully in Pakistan.
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What type of life are you living when you're living in fear?
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And they're not just living together; they're living together in Los Angeles.
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Because living in Gaza is not much better than living in hell.
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More and more of us will be living longer and living better.
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Activity: Making a Living Will Have students design their own living wills.
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The edge between living and not living has never felt so slim.
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Median household income: $64,563 Living wage: $12.44 VC deals since 2016: 73 Median household income: $93,012 Living wage: $11.71 VC deals since 2016: 164 Median household income: $59,883 Living wage: $12.34 VC deals since 2016: 146 Median household income: $43,585 Living wage: $10.93 VC deals since 2016: 73 Median household income: $54,0713 Living wage: $12.15 VC deals since 2016: 159 Median household income: $254,2372 Living wage: $211.29 VC deals since 22016: 256 Median household income: $288,11.903 Living wage: $211.90 VC deals since 22016: 2122 Median household income: $85,527 Living wage: $11.90 VC deals since 2016: 122 Median household income: $72,20163 Living wage: $11.32 VC deals since 2016: 27 Median household income: $54,372 Living wage: $11.29 VC deals since 2016: 56 Median household income: $88,071 Living wage: $11.90 VC deals since 2016: 122
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She's living with her parents, and she's not living the special, unique, important life that she feels she should be living, and then her life changes.
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I always tell people, I've been living the life I'm living now for the last eight years, but I've been living in the ghetto for 23.
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That way you can continue living the life you are used to living.
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Living without his televised presence would be something like living without television itself.
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The singer also has three living half-brothers and two living half-sisters.
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If Corinne was living 13 Going on 30, could Lucas be living Big?
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Living on a boat is like living in a tent, but with walls
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It leaves me wondering where I've been living, and with whom I'm living.
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Like, when you gotta stop living up here, and start living down here?
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We also had Re-Living Thing, the rap version of Living Thing too.
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Living in poverty used to mean living with the constant threat of violence.
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Living in New York is like living in the rest of the world.
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Living with an invisible illness Millions are living with a compromised immune system.
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Pokémon may not be living creatures, but they are tied to living memories.
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Living in New York will cost more than living in Texas, for example.
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Now I think living in a world without pain is like living blind.
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They can't go on living like this, if you can call this living.
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Read on to see the 15 cities where teacher salaries go the furthest: Average salary: $44,197 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $45,170 Average salary: $46,624 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $46,153 Average salary: $58,990 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $48,608 Average salary: $47,112 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $48,714 Average salary: $63,693 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,488 Average salary: $50,028 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,578 Average salary: $47,825 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,3243 Average salary: $49,717 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $49,966 Average salary: $46,679 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $50,910 Average salary: $67,153 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $50,910 Average salary: $48,2192 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $258,2025 Average salary: $215,269 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $2324,20083 Average salary: $22008,292.4 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $2450,612 Average salary: $57,274 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $55,785 Average salary: $62,92.43 Average salary adjusted for cost of living: $58,025 Riverside California topped this list as the metro area where teacher salaries go the furthest.
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Cost-of-living index: 83.35Local purchasing power: 98.91Expatica reports that the cost of living in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is 39% cheaper than the cost of living in New York and 23% cheaper than the cost of living in Paris.
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Here are the top 10 metro areas where your salary gets you the most: Average salary: $74,424 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $83,435 Average salary: $75,795 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $763,566 Average salary: $82,142 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $284,2604 Average salary: $276,2666 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $284,2995 Average salary: $8663,2866 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $286,2196 Average salary: $75,457 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $84,498 Average salary: $76,567 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $863,511 Average salary: $82,236 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $84,604 Average salary: $76,666 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $84,995 Average salary: $76,866 Salary adjusted for cost of living: $86,196 Check out the full report here.
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However, according to MIT's living wage calculator, $20 per hour still falls below a living wage for a single adult with no children living in San Francisco.
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We have reached the very fine line here between healthy living and obsessively living.
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I've been living in fear and have been living with this my entire life.
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I'm especially interested in the line, "We are just living young and living dumb".
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Somebody who was once living in a nightmare is now living out her dreams.
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While we're all living in 2017, this dude's still living in the early '90s.
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Honestly, living with a toddler is like living with a professional athlete. They. Eat.
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Everyone thinks living in the States is easy, and living in Mexico is hard.
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So it leaves me wondering where I've been living and with whom I'm living.
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People living around protected areas need to see practical benefits to living with wildlife.
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And even though it's not living in real life, it's living in a movie.
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Living with one's parents is now the most common living arrangement for young Americans.
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We have treated every living being and non-living thing as consumable and expendable.
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"I'm not living my kids' lives; I'm not living my wife's life," he said.
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Mr. Hunold was living in Syracuse and Mr. Beyman was living in New York.
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Living next door to them is probably akin to living next to trombone players.
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This is not about living an aspirational life; it's about living an attainable one.
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Those living in London have the highest average cost of living: £30,898 in 2017.
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Once again, the world's population was living longer and living better than ever before.
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She was 60 and living in Israel, not 40 and living in New York.
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Well, in the living-room, in the front of the living room it was one height, and in the back of the living room, it was completely sunken.
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One million Syrians living under siege One million Syrians living under siege In the past six months, the number of people living under siege in Syria has doubled.
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She then continues: "Living for the days, living for the nights, living for the chance to give what's right, now tell me who the hell you think I am."
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"Well, I think we've only scratched the surface of what it means to come to terms with living with yourself, living with the world, living with others," he says.
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Frankly, Americans are just happy that the porn featured living humans doing living human stuff.
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It's clear Donatella Versace is living her best life, and we are living for it.
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He's accused of shooting a man at a sober living home where he was living.
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To maintain a living wage, it routinely examines its wages and the cost of living.
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And the people already living in those camps are very unhappy with their living situation.
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Living in the Pacific Northwest in the winter is like living in a rain cloud.
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It directly moves people from living on the streets to living in their own apartment.
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Your PS4 may be the one bringing these bugs from living space to living space.
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The student correctly identifies that The Rock is living and a rock is non-living.
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People see through everything, so it's really about living the way you say you're living.
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Sidney had apparently been living with her father, Simon, while Spencer was living with Judge.
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We are living in times where someone like Omar is living and is scot-free.
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But he also writes on drawing, on living, on life and on living life now.
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"I know he&aposs no longer living, among the living," said another granddaughter, Diane Smith.
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Living in New York, we are often accused, perhaps justly, of living in a bubble.
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The living situation here is nothing compared to the way I was living in Iraq.
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"When I was living [in California,] I was living the American dream," Chiu told Hyperallergic.
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I'm a union rep and I run a start-up called Living Staff Living Wage.
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I am trying to make a living, but what sort of a living is that?
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It's not the dead who haunt the living, it's the living who haunt the dead.
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Living in New York has probably been my best experience, just living in the city.
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"I'm not living my kid's lives; I'm not living my wife's life," he said recently.
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WM: I have been living and dying and living again from this this NPR list.
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International Living, a magazine focused on Americans living overseas, released its annual Retirement Index recently.
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People are living longer than their great-grandparents, but they&aposre not necessarily living better.
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They believe living anywhere else is better; even if this means living on the streets.
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"There's no living room; we couldn't possibly fit this into a living room," said Prof.
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That put Living Single in direct contrast to another popular sitcom about a group of young adults living in the Big Apple: Friends, which premiered a year after Living Single.
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Six students from Winona State University and Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, both in Winona, Minnesota, are living at Senior Living at Watkins, an assisted living facility near their campuses.
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"What we're seeing today is making me, frankly, calibrate not only what my children will be living but what I will be living, what I am currently living," one said.
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There's something about people that are living in the contemporary world, but living under different laws.
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Margaret Cho has reportedly been living in a sober-living facility for five months post-rehab.
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As it turned out, living in fake space was no less tiring than living on earth.
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Where they take seriously the idea of living a Jewish lifestyle and living in Jewish community.
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Colleges across the country have started intergenerational living programs, with students living in senior care facilities.
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Of course she didn't need much, living in B'Nai Brith senior living housing, in Peoria, Illinois.
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"This is not about living an aspirational life; it's about living an attainable one," Roman says.
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David Benjamin's architecture studio, The Living, uses actual living organisms as part of the design process.
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Season 6 picks up with Carrie living in Brooklyn to help Muslims living in the States.
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The team is concepting a "Responsive Living Wall," an organic living sculpture that moves with you.
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Living with one vehicleOne thing we do differently than most couples is living with one car.
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Do people living in Seattle have the same digital needs as people living near ice floes?
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The Forum at Park Lane offers both assisted living and independent living options for senior residents.
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"I always wanted to make a living as an actor living in New York," he said.
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Not to split hairs, but is she living with you, rather than you living with her?
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International Living, a magazine focused on Americans living overseas, released its annual Retirement Index on Wednesday.
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"Kids are living in less than ideal living situations because of MPP," Perry told BuzzFeed News.
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The living factors rank is a weighted score of cost of living and average commute time.
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There's so many strong people in the world living with H.I.V./AIDS, just living everyday life.
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"Being homeless is when an individual or family are living in a situation that's not really stable, when you're living in a place that's not meant for living in," she said.
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So there are Serbs living in Kosovo and in Bosnia-Hercegovina, where they have their own republic (the Republika Srpska), Albanians and Bosniaks (Muslims) living in Serbia, and Greeks living in Albania.
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They themselves are living in an encampment somewhere, and they themselves are living out of a van.
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The cost of living in Queens is only slightly higher than the cost of living in Arlington.
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There are people living in tents on the sidewalks, wearing dust masks and living in the subway.
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But in this case, living longer means more years living with obesity and associated diseases, like diabetes.
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If you find your niche like you have, you can make a living, a pretty good living.
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You're going to have the experience of living in a brownstone and living in a high-rise!
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Unlike living with cancer and most other illnesses, living with HIV/AIDs is still seen as shameful.
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Living in Dayton or Des Moines is just not the same as living in Brooklyn or Belltown.
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LIVING ROOMS The Bronson sofa from Croft House is the centerpiece for one of her living rooms.
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As long as I keep living in a place, where the cost of living suits my budget.
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A lot of people actually care about meaning and even transcendence—living well rather than just living.
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At 85033, Trudy was the oldest living Western Lowland gorilla living in a zoo in the world.
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So, they're living in their cars, or they are couch surfing, or they're living on the streets.
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It's Priyanka Chopra's world and Nick Jonas is not just living in it ... he's living it up.
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We've been living in Tempelhof for six and a half months, but this doesn't feel like living.
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Rather than me describing how you make your living, you tell me how you make your living.
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Even though we were living in Connecticut, we were not living the upper middle class Connecticut lifestyle.
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How does a guy go from playing baseball for a living to killing men for a living?
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Communal living, or co-living, brings together a group of people, likely strangers, in a shared space.
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But the only thing harder than living a life without love is living a life without pain.
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Her kitchen and living room are being remodeled, so the family is currently living in the basement.
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Earning a living wage — however that is defined in your area — isn't the same as living comfortably.
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Sometimes "living your best life" involves living with a stuffed furry friend, even when you're an adult.
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Create a separate business checking accountAt times, living as a freelance writer means living month to month.
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Living with roommates may not always be fun, but in most cases it's cheaper than living alone.
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The island is self-reliant, said Mr. Menahem, who compared living there to living on a boat.
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"Living, yes, I think I am living," he told the crowd at the festivities on Monday night.
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But he didn't start living the life he dreamed of living until Elizabeth came into his life.
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The government estimates 80 percent of the children living in orphanages have at least one living parent.
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"The biggest challenge is that you're creating a new style of living," Bela said of tiny living.
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One of the biggest differences between living in North Carolina and living in Connecticut was the weather.
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Inside the living space is a large open area that the family uses as a living room.
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I moan to friends that rather than living for the blog I should consider living for myself.
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I'm not living on my own, but I'm not living in such close quarters with people either.
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The language used in SB8 describes dilation and extraction abortions as delivering a "living fetus" and a "living unborn child," which serves to legally classify fetuses as living people and abortion as murder.
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Cost-of-living index: 82.69Local purchasing power: 109.48Study in Holland reports that the cost of living in the Netherlands is "unlikely to be higher than" the cost of living in the United Kingdom.
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This experiment also allowed the researchers to compare dogs living in packs to dogs living with human families.
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Smith, 90, recently moved into an assisted-living home after living with his wife, Kendra, for 66 years.
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Maybe Iceage was living the life worth living all along, but you can't plan your future on maybees.
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Like Emily, Charleston is concerned about her living here and there and not living up to her potential.
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But to individuals living in the shadow of massive shrimp operations, this meager living is their whole world.
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But there is one living member of House Baratheon still standing: Gendry, one of Robert's last living bastards.
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Together, their compound of six tiny homes creates a unique living situation with the goal of sustainable living.
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The average cost of living is 49% above the U.S. average, with the living wage at about $62,000.
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"Seeds are living things and they have an expiration date just like all other living things," Wolkis says.
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"Some people say living here is like living in Disneyland, but you can't replicate Balboa Island," she said.
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Yes, that kind of living there definitely isn't "living the dream" like everyone usually says about the place.
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The living painting is a culture of the bacteria and other living things collected from the subject's bellybutton.
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I've been living in New York City for 693 years, and I wouldn't dream of living anywhere else.
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In addition to living without oxygen, working and living together harmoniously is something humans can stand to improve.
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"To vote is to me the epitome of living in a democracy, or living in a free country."
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Living it up — and living on the edge — will be a thing under this once-per-year alignment.
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"College kid living by himself, going back to living with his parents," he said with a wry smile.
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Living as an undocumented immigrant in the United States, she says, feels like living in a horror movie.
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"I'm living with my guys and she's living with one of her best friends," McCreery explained to PEOPLE.
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If the methane does have a living origin, it's probably from bacteria living well under the planet's surface.
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Living the American dream means being financially comfortable and living in a place you love — and can afford.
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The cost of living is so high, it doesn't feel like you're living in a wealthy metropolitan area.
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" And Michelle Obama says that living in the White House is like living in a "really nice prison.
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I'm not listening to what I was listening to back then or living the way I was living.
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Right now because living in Toronto is so expensive, I'm living with my parents to save on rent.
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For independent living, residents pay $2,700 per month, while those who need living assistance pay $4,400 per month.
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Everyone is living together in their teeming everyday, and that may be a fine model for living together.
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"Were the spiders living in my house, or was I living in the spiders' house?" asked Mr. Saraceno.
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" Besides that, she added, "I had enough of living in my home with boxes in the living room.
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They are the men of a small village on the river, eking out living whatever living they can.
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She replaced the living room sofa with a bed, turning the living room into a bedroom for herself.
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The living room became the living room because it's no longer the parlor for laying out the dead.
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Welcome to the Smarter Living newsletter, which delivers tips and advice for living a better, more fulfilling life.
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Living together means being considerate, and that would be no different if I was living with my friends.
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Kantor regularly blurred the lines between living and dead and, more literally, between living actors and immobile mannequins.
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Different groups see themselves living out different national stories and often feel they are living in different nations.
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In 1980, Ms. Bristo founded Access Living in Chicago, a nonprofit that promoted independent living for the disabled.
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They give me hope that I'm actually living in the country that I thought I was living in.
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More stable living situations, with less sharing of living spaces, would increase a sense of value and belonging.
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The British native, living in Atlanta, started living above her means when she moved into a new loft.
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To be sure, living with an EV isn&apost the same as living with a gas-powered car.
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Silence also creates significant emotional barriers with the living because you, in a sense, start living a lie.
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After living in a van for several years, Both knew he could continue living the tiny house lifestyle.
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There are a lot of consequences to living in a body, and to living in a woman's body.
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I think Genesis' life is really a great example of living your art form and living your politics.
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The initiative, which Medici Living said will make Quarters one of the top U.S. shared-living operators, is the largest single investment in U.S. "co-living," the Berlin-based company said in a statement.
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So the company, which operates 30 assisted living facilities on the West Coast, is building a second Chinese-American facility, a $2513 million independent living, assisted living and memory care campus in Newcastle, Wash.
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"We are going to make co-living a new way of living in Sweden," said Ms. Liljestam Beyer, predicting that in a decade the company will have created tens of thousands co-living units.
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Many 18- to 34-year-olds are moving back in with their parents, living in "pods," living in boxes inside other apartments, and, more than anything, living with one another at higher rates than ever.
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We get people living with dignity instead of living on the sidewalks or individuals living in ... I think the most difficult thing in San Francisco is how mentally ill so many of them obviously are.
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So she's living in a little dream bubble, picturing becoming a parent with John and living happily ever after.
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While living conditions have improved since, life is far from normal for the average American living on the island.
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"People living in Alabama have different values than people living in NYC," a user with the handle @JohnCopper22020 tweeted.
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Jenna Dewan is the living embodiment of "Since U Been Gone," and we are living for her bachelorette happiness.
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Indeed, Jack returns from Vietnam and is having trouble making a living, and living at home with his parents.
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A family of eight living on one salary means living on less while still finding ways to live large.
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"They would always describe to me how living outside the country was different from living in Iraq," he said.
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Then, the risk worsens if these seniors or disabled are living in crowded nursing homes or assisted living places.
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The UK's Living Wage Foundation defines a living wage as £8.75 across the UK, rising to £10.20 in London.
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Nationwide, a growing number of young people are living at home and more married Americans are living with roommates.
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Living Wills Dodd-Frank required banks with assets of $50 billion or more to submit living wills to regulators.
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Her children were living with grandparents, and she was living at a sober house out of state and waitressing.
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For we aren't just living in a second Gilded Age, we're also living in a second robber baron era.
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" But, she said, "people the very next day go back to living, actually living, not just acting that way.
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Capitalism lifts standards of living — but regulated capitalism keeps us well enough to enjoy a higher standard of living.
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Wages are inching upward, but the cost of living and burdensome student loans put many living paycheck to paycheck.
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Those living on the island do not have the right to vote, but Puerto Ricans living in Florida do.
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They are the longest living non-clonal trees in the world, in some cases living for over 5,000 years.
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Of the 8.55 million people now living in the city, about three million were not living here in 2001.
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We are evolved for the task of living by candlelight and maladapted to living the way we live now.
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Living and working conditions vary around the world, with differing visa requirements, paid maternity leave and cost of living.
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The living room of their weekend retreat is, like the rest of the house, designed for laid-back living.
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While they are away, I'll be living my own full and busy life, just as they are living theirs.
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Some of us are retrofitting our living situations, living in basements, shutting off parts of the house, and more.
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He had been living at an assisted living facility in Florida with his wife of more than five decades.
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Living in Israel means living with the conflict in a way that Americans may have a hard time understanding.
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People living in the vast hinterlands of countries like India and Pakistan would see their living standards measurably decline.
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Perhaps the only thing worse than living in a perfect surveillance state is living in a deeply flawed one.
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The New Jersey native — now living in Los Angeles — has been living at her parents' home since the indictment.
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Markets of this kind, however, provide a living for many Chinese farmers who cannot otherwise make a comparable living.
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It found that while more older Americans were living into their 70s and 265s, not everyone was living longer.
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We are not living through The Handmaid's Tale, thank God, but we are always living through The Handmaid's Tale.
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The roommates' predecessors used temporary walls to split the living area into three spaces, with the back half of the living room becoming a windowed bedroom, the dining area becoming another by sealing off the doorway to the kitchen, and the front part of the living room serving as a windowless living area.
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In February, he suggested that there are three methods to potentially living forever: renewing your body parts (via genetic engineering); living in android bodies or even living in a virtual world, akin to a computer simulation.
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Harvey compared the behaviors of individuals living in a state with a personal finance education mandate to older counterparts living in the same state and the same-aged counterparts living in a state without a mandate.
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As Daydream's Living Reef Manager — that's his official title — he is responsible for the resort's reef restoration program and protecting the creatures of the Living Reef, one of Australia's largest man-made living coral reef lagoons.
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Cost of living: The cost of living in Chiang Mai is 54.40% lower than the cost of living in New York; the average monthly rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in downtown Chiang Mai is $389.
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The main living areas — a dining room and living room — are to one side, with reclaimed fir floors and wood-burning fireplaces; the living room also has two pairs of French doors opening to a porch.
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Based on that ranking, here are the top 10 cities where your paycheck could go the furthest: Median household income: $44,449Median monthly homeowner costs: $403Median gross rent: $670Cost of living score: 81.20 Median household income: $34,296Median monthly homeowner costs: $838Median gross rent: $607Cost of living score: 80.20 Median household income: $35,956Median monthly homeowner costs: $1433Median gross rent: $617Cost of living score: 82.10 Median household income: $46,330Median monthly homeowner costs: $1,079Median gross rent: $602Cost of living score: 94.70 Median household income: $48,13Median monthly homeowner costs: $1,141Median gross rent: $707Cost of living score: 21 Median household income: $2149,2613Median monthly homeowner costs: $295.40Median gross rent: $240Cost of living score: 173 Median household income: $1323,2132Median monthly homeowner costs: $2728,279.70Median gross rent: $716Cost of living score: 84.60 Median household income: $43,473Median monthly homeowner costs: $1,173Median gross rent: $7149Cost of living score: 87.30 Median household income: $43,497Median monthly homeowner costs: $1,149Median gross rent: $613Cost of living score: 95.40 Median household income: $40,143Median monthly homeowner costs: $1,132Median gross rent: $728Cost of living score: 79.70
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According to Pew research, living with one's parents is the most common living arrangement for Americans ages 18 to 34.
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Living among widespread litter, human waste, and nearby oil slicks means living off the land simply isn't an option here.
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Another exiled Iraqi artist living in London is Dia al-Azzawi, who's rightly considered one of Iraq's greatest living artists.
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It found that in general, living alone was associated with lower body mass index compared to living with someone else.
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I had a need to prove myself, that maybe that woman that's living inside of me really isn't living there.
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Mini has even extended its footprint to the living space, building a co-living habitat in a former Shanghai factory.
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All the living women in the study were also from Cambridge, so results could be different for women living elsewhere.
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"There are 800 million people living near volcanos around the world, and in this case, they're living inside of one."
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The company and Deeba's brothers, an engineer living in Abu Dhabi and a doctor living in Beirut, were not charged.
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Adding the savings in property taxes and the cost of living, it saves them $28,000 a year in living expenses.
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And so they say you never get over it, but they're clearly living and living joyfully—how does that happen?
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Instead of overtaking the living room, mobile allowed us to bring the experiences of the living room everywhere we went.
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In 1849 people were living until they were 40, in 2017 people are living until they were 90 or 100.
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She had either collected them or they were living—I think they were actually living in basements in the Tenderloin.
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Even if you don't feel like living for yourself, you have to start living for your child, for your children.
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So not only are more people living to be 100, they're living past that, and dying at a slower rate.
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New Delhi (CNN)Mohammad Salimullah, a Rohingya refugee living in the Indian capital New Delhi, is again living in fear.
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Worth says that the rise in intergenerational living is a result of more than just young adults living at home.
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As I saw my dad living more exuberantly, I decided to embrace "living in the now" in a big way.
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There's also the rise of communal living, or "co-living" spaces, in urban areas like New York and San Francisco.
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Their kids, they say, are living amidst strangers and they have been told that some are living with new families.
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As one source told us, Wendy is "living her best 25/55 life" -- a 55-year-old living like 25.
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Previous research from Provision Living, a network of senior living communities in the Midwest, underscores Americans' shifting attitudes around retirement.
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But living in the city isn't like living on the beach, because the shortage of urban dwellings is mainly artificial.
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And living in Russia of the 1970's, with its crumbling institutions, felt very much like living in the Zone.
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I'm trying to be rich living like I'm poor, not poor living like I'm rich you know what I mean.
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Living with the Living Dead: The Wisdom of the Zombie Apocalypse by Greg Garrett is available in bookstores and online.
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Jimmy Carter recently turned 95, making him the oldest living American president and the longest-living American president in history.
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The living area includes four bedrooms, four bathrooms, large living spaces and a spa area with an additional three bathrooms.
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On Tuesday, Sonder laid off and furloughed more than 400 employees, while Zeus Living living laid off almost 80 employees.
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"She had a sense of living in the moment, living in the present and following her heart," Lopez told Billboard.
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As the story begins, the human race is living without law, and as a result is living violently and badly.
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We are living in a global public health crisis moving at a speed and scale never witnessed by living generations.
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SPRINGSTEEN I was living in the same general area, and that was probably where I was living in the 1970s.
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Living under lockdown: "In just two weeks, all the usual certainties have gone," writes an Opinion contributor living in Milan.
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Dorm living, after all, is much more than living in your dorm room — it is surviving outside it as well.
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An insulated removable soft wall regulates living area temperature and separates the living space from the passenger and driver seats.
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I was so tired of living the way I had been living, but it felt too late to get out.
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I wrote that song about a life that I wasn't living that is very much the life I'm living now.
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The sooner you build them into your life, the better your chances of not just living longer but living better.
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The cost of living index examines how expensive a state or city is overall based on its different living expenses.
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These are single adults still living in their childhood bedroom, not a family living in separate quarters on the property.
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More people make their living from the production of computers than ever made their living from the production of typewriters.
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"Living well and living justly", part two, builds on the Epicurean picture of morality as useful rules for reducing harm.
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A Vista Living employee told CNBC that Montroll's family, who are originally from Vernon, had owned Vista Living for years.
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"One of the benefits of living in the Southeast is that the cost of living is significantly lower," Evitt said.
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During a visit to St Petersburg in January 2018, CNN saw laborers living in shabby living quarters, building apartment blocks.
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He wrote scores of books in Japanese, including "Living Long, Living Good" (2001), which sold more than a million copies.
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This is a job for you, this is full-time, you make a living, seems like a decent living. Yeah.
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But let's also consider what's on the line for the gay teen living in Jamaica or the transgender woman living in Honduras or the men living in daily fear of being exposed, targeted and murdered by ISIS.
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Inside, though, the décor is Miami Modern: white marble, white leather, white piano, white Maybach in the garage, exercise equipment in the living room, palm trees on either side of the living room — inside the living room.
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Methodology: These SurveyMonkey/Axios online polls were conducted April 2- April 23, 2018 among a total sample of 1,667 registered voters living in Arizona, 1,332 registered voters living in Nevada, and 1,639 registered voters living in Tennessee.
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" Now, Tibetans living in Sweden who have relatives or parents living in Tibet are scared, said Ms. Choedon, adding, "We are living in a democratic country but still you are not allowed to practice the democratic way.
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The cost of living in Camboda is among the lowest in the world, but according to International Living, "the standard of living is high, leading to more retirees and expats choosing to make this country their home."
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I love living with my boyfriend, but I'm an introvert at heart and sometimes miss the reliable solitude of living alone.
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His family said Kratzer dreamed of living out in the wilderness in the middle of nowhere and living off the land.
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We're not living in the golden age of AI, but we are living in the golden age of AI-enhanced productivity.
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My kids have experienced living in a household with married parents and now, they're living in households where we co-parent.
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"You know, you don't have to do this for a living – you choose to do it for a living," he added.
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The government also plans to grant additional old-age living allowances starting in 2020 for people living in the two provinces.
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I was living with a chronic disease that wanted to kill me — but I was truly living for the first time.
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RB: I had been living in Boston, and had a loft on Summer Street when it was all illegal living there.
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But incremental patenting has led to "wild inflation in the cost of living for a person living with diabetes," he said.
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In this city ghosts walk among the living, and the living among the dead; it's a paradise, but a ghostly one.
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A 27-year-old living today is half as likely to be a home-owner as one living 287 years ago.
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In the face of something must of us could never imagine living with she's not just living with it, she's thriving.
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" She added that both countries have "established expat communities of other retirees who are already living there, already 'living the dream.
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And, she says, even if you weren't living with your ex, making a change to your living space can do wonders.
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It's way better for me on all levels to be living like this as opposed to living as a functioning user.
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Many Afghans living in Pakistan have been living in the country for decades and contribute significantly to the country's labour force.
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This is the sort of needless clutter which will ruin your living space, and leave you living a life of regret.
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Most kids grew up watching TV in their living room but we grew up with the cafe as our living room.
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By 2016, 85033 percent of children were living in two-parent households and 23 percent were living with a single mother.
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Living -- think of this, living in Pakistan, beautifully in Pakistan and what I guess in what they considered a nice mansion.
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"Young Living is freedom—spiritual freedom, relationship freedom, incredible financial freedom," a Diamond-level distributor said at a Young Living panel.
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Preventing falls, which requires a multifaceted approach, is one of the key components of not just living longer but living better.
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Korindo blamed local people living near its timber concession area for "lighting fires for hunting wild animals living in the forests".
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And currently, for the first time in the modern era, living with parents edges out other living arrangements for young Americans.
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But they're also a uniquely fun way to show the world what you're living through, the moment you're living through it.
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People living in rural communities deserve the same access to fast, reliable all-fiber networks as citizens living in urban areas.
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Her mother was released from the mental institution she was living in and resumed living with her at Aunt Ana's house.
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Later marriages and harsh economic realities have made living with parents more common for young adults than living with romantic partners.
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"My dad said, you are not living outside on the street — you are living inside, in the apartment," Ms. Olson said.
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"My wife and I sat in our living room and listened to Billie Holiday singing in our living room," he said.
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While their peers were challenging the idea of matrimony by living in communes, or living together, marriage was meaningful for Peter.
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I am living the next adventure by myself, though I take some comfort in living it — surviving it — with his name.
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Nearly 100 million adults are living with a form of cardiovascular disease or are living with the after effects of stroke.
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N.L.' to get an appreciation of the world we're living in, and it helped us endure what we're all living with.
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The person remains anonymous to the listener, and episodes cover topics like living a zero-waste lifestyle and living with Schizophrenia.
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In January 2020, Rivett's son Neil claimed he discovered Lucan living in an unnamed city in Australia, living as a Buddhist.
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I mean, they're getting actually very sick, where people are getting sick, where the people living there living in hell, too.
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The rates were 25 percent higher among people living in rural counties as opposed to those living in major metropolitan areas.
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It goes back to millennials' likelihood of living at home with parents or living with a roommate to share housing costs.
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I mean, we're at the point where people are not living — except for maybe a few — are not living in Raqqa.
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How am I supposed to continue living my life, hiding the fact that deep inside I am not living at all?
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Living under warlords is not the same as living under a state, no matter how many citizen councils you set up.
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Josh Morrison is a kidney donor and co-founder of the nonprofit Waitlist Zero, which supports living donors and living donation.
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In other words, aside from the stigma, living with HIV today is not terribly different from living with many other illnesses.
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Like many millennials, they were tired of living with roommates or family and wanted a living situation that was convenient and inexpensive.
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After living for years on the streets, he's adjusting well to the comforts of indoor living, and he'll make an amazing companion.
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Breliant died of an overdose while living at separate sober-living home run by Boyd in September 2010, according to the documents.
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Granted, there are plenty of cons to living in the Bay Area, too, like the skyrocketing cost of living and housing crisis.
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Modern co-living is just the latest version of a trend that's more than 200 years old — cohabitation, or people living together.
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A no-deal Brexit could leave the status of Britons living in the EU and of EU citizens living in Britain unclear.
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" After her arrest, de Lesseps knew that she needed a drastic change: "I couldn't continue living the way that I was living.
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I was trying to construct an image with living beings, and create lots of contradictions and paradoxes about working with living beings.
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Maybe it turns out that writing for a living or talking for a living — can't be that hard, 'cause I'm doing it!
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So when it's somebody like me, I don't do this for a living, Jewel doesn't do it for a living, and Peyton.
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The charity has estimated that around 137,000 women and girls living in England and Wales are living with the effects of FGM.
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Make sure they understand the day-to-day costs of living on their own so they know to save for living expenses.
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A good question, you know, he was earning a living here in the United States, earning a living as a truck driver.
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They also compared babies born to mothers living near drilling sites with mothers living farther away, both before and after fracking began.
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The exhibition space does not reflect my own personal experiences living with generations of Chinese people or living in New York's Chinatown.
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Just as each living person occupies a branch on a family tree extending generations back in time, so does each living organism.
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We are living in what some call "The Gig Economy," where people create a living through a patchwork of part-time jobs.
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That's a far better way of encouraging employers to pay a London Living Wage than the chancellor imposing a national living wage.
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The most significant aspects include protecting the rights of EU citizens living in Britain and British citizens living in EU member states.
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So a Leave campaign fuelled by voter anger over squeezed living standards will result in a further squeeze in those living standards.
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The concept of minimalism I think is a good one – living with less, or living within your means (not necessarily below it).
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The seller, an elderly man living in an assisted living facility, was reportedly in tears of disbelief at the auction this month.
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The emphasis shifts from living longer to living better, from medical treatment only to a person's own natural healing capacity and wellbeing.
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Here are 9 things I do and don't miss about living in a small town, compared to living in New York City.
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However, with the luxurious living conditions at Buckingham Palace, the staff seem to be living just as comfortably as their royal employers.
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The 1950 Census found that 60% of people were living in the city, while 40% of people were living in the suburbs.
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They grappled with squalid living conditions, fears over their children's health and education, and the psychological toll of living in constant uncertainty.
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The listing describes the apartment's living space as "a room that transforms from bedroom to living room to dining room to boardroom."
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"Living in Cova da Moura is just like living in Cape Verde," Fortes said as he ate a richly-flavored 'cachupa' stew.
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Lyft has struck a landmark partnership with one of the largest operators of senior living facilities in the U.S., Brookdale Senior Living.
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I think the living conditions here are bad—it's not healthy to be living in such confined spaces with so many people.
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Jake has been living with Rowan for a while now, and after killing Andrew, Olivia's been living at her father's house, too.
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Currently, he is the president of Shift Living, a start-up that is developing a community-based residential living model in Brooklyn.
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Living at home can help young people avoid high costs of living, pay off debt faster and take time to recharge mentally.
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These are worrying, anxiety-inducing times we're living in, particularly for people living with compromised immune systems, or with vulnerable loved ones.
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Millennials were more supportive than Baby Boomers, and people living in urban areas were more supportive than people living in rural communities.
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"I don't think it is a legitimate business model, to earn a living from the living space of other people," he said.
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Living with their families in shacks in a gold shantytown in the Andes, these women make a living gleaning gold from rubble.
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They'd still be living with Trump's court — and they'd go on living with it, in all likelihood, for many years to come.
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If some believe that living without hope is superior to living with the risk of side effects that is their personal business.
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Medici Living founder and Chief Executive Gunther Schmidt said he believed co-living had greater potential than the booming co-working sector.
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Red pandas, with no close living relatives, are sometimes called living fossils as the only remaining member of the Ailuridae mammalian family.
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Suits against two other chains, Aegis Living and Oakmont Senior Living, will proceed when and if courts certify them as class actions.
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It's honestly the one way I've been able to make a consistent living as a professional writer living in New York City.
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The one-story home features a studio-style living space, with a combined bedroom and living area, a bathroom, and a garage.
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She is so grateful not to be living as a black person in 2016, when all black people are living in hell.
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It also has the greatest number of people living without access to clean water, and the most living without a decent toilet.
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"The life I was living before and the life I am living now are very different," she told me when I visited.
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According to a much-hyped Pew report from last month, living with your parents is the new not living with your parents.
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Quarters, owned by the Berlin-based co-living operator Medici Living Group, holds a master lease for the residential portion until 2027.
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New incentives for living donors Blumberg is "very excited" about the proposed rule changes that would make it easier for living donors.
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Mr. Lindheim, also 27, is the real estate expansion manager at the Medici Living Group, a co-living operator, in New York.
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It feels like you're living the life that you are familiar with living and doing the things that you're used to doing.
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After almost five months living apart, President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, are now living together in the White House.
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Asahd was gifted his own set of baller wheels, too ... a red mini LaFerrari from CYBEX and TOT Living by Haute Living.
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You think about spontaneity as living in the moment, but living in the moment is never without remembering where you come from.
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People are living with strangers to save money and maintain a higher standard of living than they might enjoy on their own.
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She was already living with another cook who also worked in the same restaurant, so it was a pretty awesome living situation.
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According to a Windsor Star story from 2012 at the time of his sentencing, three of Gahungu's children were living in Canada, two were living in Australia, and one died while the family was living in a refugee camp in Tanzania.
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She soon created her own Young Living user brand (the Lemon Droppers) and a Facebook group, where she posted educational videos of how to use Young Living products and how to leverage social media to run a Young Living team.
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We're bound with the rest of life in a network, a network including not just living things, but the energy and non-living matter that flows through the living, making and keeping us all alive as we make it alive.
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They studied 100,000 female nurses living across the US over an eight-year period and found that those living in the greenest areas had a 12 percent lower mortality rate compared with those living in the most built-up areas.
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The children Zayes studied were all of Mexican descent and fell into three groups: those living in the US under threat of parental deportation, those living in the US following parental deportation, and those living in Mexico following parental deportation.
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And this isn't a NYC phenomenon: Living in suburbs across the country grants you, on average, an additional 494 square feet of living space compared to living in one of the 100 largest cities in the US, according to Realtor.com.
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We read about it happening to composers living in the Soviet Union with a historical distance, and living artists older than I have been through difficult periods of navigating their own musical pleasure within the exigencies of making a living.
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While chronological age is fixed and the age you feel is largely in your mind, the reality is that men and women are living longer, affluent men are living longer still and affluent women are living the longest of all.
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To pick just a few examples from a recent Twitter search for the phrase, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is living rent-free in Fox News' head, Pro-gun Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv is living rent-free in the heads of gun control advocates, Michael Avenatti is "thoroughly enjoying living rent-free" in Donald Trump's head, alt-righters are living rent-free in the heads of "haters," and Steve Bannon is living in H.R. McMaster's head rent-free.
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"3. Sailor"We blame it on living in Southern California but we love a name that reflects living near a body of water.
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Weirdly, Shingopana seems to have had more in common with titanosaurs living in South America than it did to those living in Africa.
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Living in high density, highly social spaces People in China are used to living in close quarters and often enjoy gathering in groups.
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The biggest technological problem is that ... That's why we have to get rid of the living and just replace them with living machines.
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They promised to desist from posthumously baptising Jews unless they were direct ancestors of living Mormons, or all the person's living kin assented.
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While a handful manage to eke out a living, many find themselves living miserable lives on the streets, without shelter or enough food.
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Whether you're living on the coast or living inland, I think everyone recognizes that when they think of California they think of surfing.
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People living in many areas in the south are twice as likely to be smokers and be sedentary than people living in Utah.
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More than 9 in 10 participants in a survey by Provision Living, an operator of senior living communities, said they had bucket lists.
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So people living in New Jersey need to be just as vigilant about their sexual health and safety as those living in Alaska.
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Not only are we living in the age of the gig economy, we're now officially living in the era of the side hustle.
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When you make beer, you're dealing with a living organism, yeast, so like all living organisms that feel shitty, they can get sick.
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But the stigma around living with these conditions often keeps people silent, and aids in negative opinions of those living with mental illness.
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There are about 3 million non-British EU nationals living in the UK, and about 1.2 million Brits living in other EU countries.
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We worked together to draft the sober living bill last fall, after Ryan's friend Tyler overdosed and died in his sober living home.
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Millions of people living in Britain—Premier League stars included—are now living with a question mark over their immigration and work statuses.
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I am an urban professional, living in New York, making a good living, and The New York Times is barely even for me.
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The study found that subjects who reflected on living abroad reported higher self-concept clarity than those who reflected on living at home.
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"I spent four years living in an apartment the same size as this room," said Ms. Trivette, gesturing around their new living space.
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When Príncipe's economy collapsed after independence, its people adapted to living off the land — but that doesn't mean they have adequate living conditions.
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Its 2,885 square feet of living space includes a separate bedroom and living room, as well as an expansive bathroom with designer toiletries.
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And people living in the Midwest were more than twice as likely to go to cardiac rehab as patients living in southern states.
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Olivier was my guide to living outside the behemoth of American culture; I was his guide to living inside the behemoth of English.
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Just earning a living, not living a mental life, and not trying to change things was a life that was frightening to me.
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In many ways, living in an RV isn't all that different from living in a house, even though you may have less space.
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Though the independent living facilities are the show stoppers, you should also check out their assisted living and nursing care departments before deciding.
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Hindus living outside those three countries enjoy high rates of educational attainment; 87 percent of Hindus living in North America have college degrees.
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"If you are a kid who's living in poverty and living paycheck to paycheck, you don't know how to create opportunities," she adds.
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In late 1964, Tom White, an American living in Paris, encountered the avant-garde troupe the Living Theater, also from the United States.
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He went from living one place to another, eventually living out of his car before he lost that as well, his brother said.
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There are about 3 million non-British EU nationals living in the UK and about 1.2 million Brits living in other EU countries.
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We are not in central London; we are living in these little urban pockets, living on top of each other in neglected estates.
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Nobody living there, whether they're obsessed with justice or loving toward their family or just living a banally boring life, is inherently good.
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On the West Coast, people in California who lost their homes to wildfires last year are still dealing with unstable living conditions, some living in their cars, and, in the town of Paradise, still living without a reliable clean drinking water system.
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The bi-annual cost of living survey is conducted by ECA to measure how much is required for companies to set overseas living allowances for employers to ensure that employees are able to maintain a similar standard of living while working abroad.
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Business Insider created three sample scenarios and ran them through SmartAsset's life insurance calculator to estimate life insurance needs in a high cost-of-living US city, a lower cost-of-living US city, and an average cost-of-living US city.
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Sixty-two percent of people living in urban areas reported very or somewhat significant stress related to the election outcome, while only 45 percent of those living in suburban areas and 33 percent of people living in rural areas said the same.
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Geographic politics: Kids living in the South were more likely to be uninsured than those living in other parts of the U.S. Between 22019 and 2018, the uninsured rate for children living in the South increased by 1.2 percentage points to 7.7 percent.
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They range from active residents living in lush retirement communities to physically and mentally impaired people living in assisted living units or nursing homes, but as previous storms like Katrina, Sandy and Harvey have demonstrated, they are among the most at risk.
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Recharge is a living network and in that network, we allow people to use living space for as long or short as they like.
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But if you want sophisticated living at a relatively low price, check out these five recommendations beyond our borders from an International Living report.
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"The difference between the 'boma' and the Living Wall is that the living wall uses chain link," explains Elvis Kisimir, from Tanzania People & Wildlife.
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Viruses and the hero vaccines that kill them Viruses, including the various strains of flu, exist in the space between living and non-living.
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But the pressing problem for anyone living with a serious disability is getting the medical services, equipment and independent living support they need now.
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While it referenced Chyna and Kardsahian living apart, the on-again, off-again couple had been living separately at multiple points in their relationship.
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Bornean orangutans are endangered, with less than 100 living in accredited institutions across North America, and not many more living out in the wild.
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We were thinking about how we could make that sound as if an accordion were a living thing, or part of a living thing.
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It's a very interesting time to be living here because so many people are moving here and the cost of living is increasing dramatically.
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"It was going to be about college kids living this privileged life and living behind the gates," Gunvalson says of the show's original premise.
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Trump does nothing to guarantee a living wage for the people who make it possible for all other working parents to earn a living.
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"I just feel like maybe it's not so smart to go from living in your parents' house to living with a man," she explained.
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That means that there are more than 303,000 living species of dinosaurs, which is more than double the number of living species of mammals.
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Both families are living in the dirt and working hard for their living, but the hierarchy between them is clear, and based on race.
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"If you're living in your Pretoria East suburb and only consuming these products, you could imagine yourself living in apartheid South Africa," she says.
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An adequately generous EITC ensures that when you do work for your living, you end up earning a real living rather than poverty wages.
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We also have to be a living-wage city by working with businesses and offering business-rate incentives to expand the London Living Wage.
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That is "well below" the £10.20 ($13.50) per hour that the Living Wage Foundation defines as an acceptable living wage for workers in London.
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I wasn't living up to my standard, I was living up to other people's standards, and I just said 'I don't see the point.
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"There were more than 22,23 children living in these communities -- about 21% of all 24-year old children living in the US," she said.
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And talking about the need for a living wage, whether you agree or not, is still talking about the need for a living wage.
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"My preference is still living in this geography of terror and war over living in the developed countries of America and Europe," she wrote.
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Although Burger admits living in a larger space with two small children would be easier, she couldn't imagine living anywhere other than this community.
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At the time, I was in Vancouver shooting Arrow and Jeff was still living permanently in Paris and hadn't started living in Los Angeles.
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Lloyds said this salary level was 7 percent above the National Living Wage, but it did not refer to the higher London Living Wage.
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Going on my second year living in Brooklyn, I definitely see the value of having more living space in exchange for a short commute.
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Eighteen, enrolled in college, living in New York, planning to become a writer—she was, it seemed, living the life she'd always dreamed of.
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After all, living with family and working part or full time allows the possibility of taking classes at community college while earning a living.
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Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Heat Styling Spray, $28Before using any kind of heat styling product, mist your hair with Living Proof's heat protectant.
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Adelman was living in an assisted living facility not far from Ms. Taswell and another daughter, Frederica Adelman Gulezian, whose homes are in Maryland.
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Nationwide is among the companies that have been growing their senior living insurance business while being selective, said Jeremy Moore, senior living underwriting manager.
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The transition has been made easier by the breathtaking views from the glass-walled living room, and by certain perks of high-rise living.
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The apartment has a sizable living room, 21978-foot ceilings and gets lots of sunlight, but the living room windows face a brick wall.
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Kane Tanaka was born on January 2, 1903, and was certified as the world's oldest living person and the oldest living woman last year.
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Just like them, I was a foreigner living in a different land, and I could understand the alienating effect of living away from home.
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Uncertainty remains over the fate of the 17913 million E.U. citizens living in Britain and the 1.2 million Britons living in other E.U. countries.
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Rates of smoking among people living below the poverty line were nearly twice as high as rates among those living at or above it.
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This is what living with epilepsy is like, this ready payment for minutes and hours, because to give them up is to cease living.
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They then adjusted those spending figures by Sperling's metro area cost of living index for that category, relative to its state's cost of living.
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Cindy Bachman, San Bernardino Sheriff spokeswoman, said Panico was living in the trailer while Kirk was living in the box with the three children.
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Overall score: 85.3Housing: 85Healthcare: 96Cost of living: 82"Here, there's more time to actually stop and smell the roses," Graham Swindell told International Living.
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The Clare, located in Chicago, gives city-loving retirees independent living residences and a range of assisted living programs within a high-rise building.
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Amelia Schonbek Brooklyn, N.Y. One of the co-living tenants in Widdicombe's piece compares his living situation to another form of co-operative housing.
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Like other American citizens living in unincorporated territories of the United States, Guamanians face the same security threats as those living within state boundaries.
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Storing image files in living memory Scientists have figured out a way to store moving images in the unlikeliest of places — inside living cells.
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In fact, children living in public housing are tested for lead poisoning at higher rates than children living in private housing, Dr. Bassett said.
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At the federal level, the earned income tax credit benefits low-cost-of-living places more than it benefits high-cost-of-living places.
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We're trying to make the 2020s all about living good and living easy, so follow people who are actually funny without any weird baggage.
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Co-living prices vary depending on amenities and privacy levels, but in general, co-living spaces tend to cost at or near market rates.
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It's an exalted, ecstatic state of living, of seeing, of experiencing: [an] intense, intensified way of seeing, perceiving reality, both in art and living.
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For people living in comfort in the West, it is nearly unimaginable: entire neighborhoods leveled, and millions of people living in squalid, dangerous conditions.
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We've learned Andy Spade was not living at the family home ... he and Kate had separated and he was living in a nearby apartment.
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If you cross-reference artists' locations and their affiliations with the organization Recess, you discover that five of the artists living outside of New York were – at one point or another — members of Recess, with one currently living in Stockholm and another living in Berlin.
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The cost of living index and local purchasing power figures are all sourced from GOBankingRates and are relative to New York City; for example, Norway, with a 113.70 cost of living index, has a cost of living index 13.7% higher than New York City.
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Cost-of-living index: 84.30Local purchasing power: 122.98Australian Home Loan Experts reports that the average cost of living in Australia for one person is about $2,835 AUD a month ($1,938.13 USD), while, for four people, the living expenses total $5,378 AUD per month ($3,676.64 USD).
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Cost-of-living index: 93.30Local purchasing power: 117.53Numbeo reports that the cost of living in Copenhagen is 14.44% lower than that of New York City, while the cost of living in Aarhus, Denmark's second biggest city, is 19.38% lower than that of New York City.
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Cost of living data show that by 85033, when the Raise the Wage Act of 2017 would be fully phased in, a single worker without children, living anywhere in the United States, will need at least $15 an hour just to cover basic living expenses.
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They have teams working across the country with vulnerable populations, displaced people living in camps, those desperate for work, and others living in the streets.
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Living Single was a hugely popular Black sitcom on Fox in the '90s, chronicling the lives of six friends in their 20s living in Brooklyn.
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Its Old Oak co-living apartment building in west London is the world's largest, with 546 people living across 10 floors, according to its website.
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Twice a year, the Lab offers three artists a studio, living quarters, support for six months' living expenses, and $1,000 USD each for production costs.
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Others may not be living on the street but could have transitory living situations that come with being cut off from family and support networks.
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Unlike the resurrected wights or even champion of the living Jon Snow, however, the White Walkers remain living men who never asked to become monsters.
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Is life essentially a neutral phenomenon, a biological accident — life can be either worth living or not worth living, but is not de facto valuable?
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The EU and Britain have yet to agree on guarantees for EU citizens living in the UK and British expats living in other EU countries.
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Seniors — people 65 and older — are both the most interested in living past the average life expectancy and the least interested in living beyond 100.
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It's the first time that living at home has outpaced living with a spouse for this age group since such record-keeping began in 1880.
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Living above ground, with day and night, and a wider variety of both prey and predators, apparently requires more brain power than living below ground.
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Seniors — people 65 and older — are both the most interested in living past the average life expectancy and the least interested in living beyond 15.
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Ventas, a REIT focused on senior living, got flak for extending its lease contract with Brookdale, the largest senior living provider in the United States.
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Living donor transplants can cut wait times by years, and research has shown that that living donor kidneys tend to outlast those from deceased donors.
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Today many people associate economic change with deteriorating living standards: job losses, being ripped-off, or living under virtual monopolies in search and social networks.
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Hollinghurst is routinely praised not simply as one of the best living English novelists but as one of the best living novelists working in English.
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And I would also reassure Brits living in European countries, and European citizens living here, that there will be no immediate changes in your circumstances.
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The living area accounted for one of the biggest differences between my apartment and the tiny house: My tiny house didn't have a living room.
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Tiny homes have become increasingly popular in the past few years, whether that's because of rising costs of living or because they encourage minimalist living.
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And we had enough rental income from a portfolio of properties to cover basic living expenses indefinitely (especially with lower cost of living in Ecuador).
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That figure increases to 41 percent for Americans living in tribal territory and it's higher still—68 percent—for anyone living in rural tribal territory.
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Living in New York skews your sense of what a "deal" is, and it forces you to learn the value of small-space living, fast.
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For people living in the Arctic—especially the 60,000 Inuit people living in 703 communities throughout four massive regions—the climate apocalypse is already here.
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But in 2016, 31% were living in their parents' home, making it the new, most common living arrangement for young adults, according to Census data.
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I was already that before I went to film, and living outside of Los Angeles, living in the heartland, you can really develop your character.
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It also raises thorny privacy questions for young adults who are living in close quarters and usually living on their own for the first time.
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As a result of the city's notoriously high cost of living, many workers trade living farther away from work in order to keep expenses down.
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French doors between the living room and bedroom were painted a glossy black on the living room side, for a "super-sexy statement," she said.
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Beyond the kitchen, the living-and-dining area has resin flooring installed over older Carrara marble, and the living room has a long, narrow terrace.
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"EU citizens living in this country will have their rights fully protected, and the same goes for British citizens living in the EU," Johnson wrote.
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Does—who pays for the mitigation to climate, whether it's building seawalls, for people that are perhaps living in places that they shouldn't be living?
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Sections Adolescence Family Health Mind Smarter Living Well Columns, Podcasts and Newsletters Disability Essays, art and opinion exploring the lives of people living with disabilities.
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"He's the finest living male American writer of SF and fantasy — possibly the finest living American writer," Neil Gaiman wrote in 22013 in The Guardian.
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In a corner, Ms. Gibson beamed, clapped and joined in on the chorus: "Living my life like it's golden, living my life like it's golden."
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Foreign Minister Geng said that Chinese students living overseas and other Chinese nationals living abroad "have the right to express their opinion" on social media.
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Cost-of-living index: 75.85Local purchasing power: 108.54As pointed out by finance broker ABC Finance Limited, the cost of living in the UK varies greatly.
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"We have folks living in boxes and living on trains," said Mr. Hinton, a registered Democrat who was once a member of the Green Party.
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Roosevelt's order applied to people living in the United States, many of them citizens, while Mr. Trump's order concerned nationals of other countries living abroad.
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Living In 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Rinku Thomas thought she loved the elementary school in Hicksville, on Long Island, where she was living temporarily.
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Ms. Karol also designed three big, low-slung, slipcovered sofas on casters for the living room, stuffed with pillows to support lounge-y, relaxed living.
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While Alta+ combines co-living and conventional apartments in a single building, the Collective, a London-based company, is experimenting with co-living/hotel hybrids.
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About 14 percent of non-owners living with a firearm owner and 13 percent of those not living with a firearm owner had received training.
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He told International Living that he budgeted $2,700 a month and liked the city because of its low cost of living comfortably and its location.
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Given you were living off $50,000 a year, by definition you have 18 years of living expenses before running out of money at age 58.
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European citizens living outside of the European Union or people living in the European Union who use a VPN server could potentially access delisted results.
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The number of people living in deep poverty — those living on approximately less than $12,000 a year — has increased by nearly 50 percent since 2000.
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Otherwise, you're going to be living the same lifestyle at 30 that you were living at 19, and that stuff only gets harder with age.
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I don't think people connect the dots between what they're doing for a living and that they are in fact doing something for a living.
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You have to undermine the trick and say, 'Listen, you want a living wage, but the people you voted for don't want a living wage.
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"Being an unwealthy kid from East London, and now living on Mulholland Drive in Hollywood, I'm not exactly living on street corners," Mr. Sims said.
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At the end of 2015, while living in Mexico, Mr. Anderson met Kathleen Watterson, who was living in Las Vegas, in a political chat room.
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I was living in a pantry, I was getting yelled at in dance rehearsal — if I wasn't living the dream, I don't know who was.
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Even the things that are different abroad just aren&apost that differentThat&aposs not to say living in Ecuador is exactly like living in Nevada.
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Although the couple isn't living in the city of Portland, they are confident that they made the right decision by living in their modern yurt.
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First NASA spacecraft named after living person launches The Parker Solar Probe, the first NASA spacecraft named after a living person, was launched in August.
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Living With Cancer The Broadway star Marin Mazzie brings the same exuberance to living with late-stage ovarian cancer that she displays in her performances.
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The PPP takes into account the relative cost of living and the inflation rates of the countries to compare living standards among the different nations.
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"The living room rug was from Jon's family, and it served as a starting point for the living room color palette," Santos told Business Insider.
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Co-living is geared toward young tech workers, though some co-living companies go to great pains to say that their target markets are broader.
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But the smoke also subjected local people to horrible living conditions, and breathing it in may cause long-term respiratory problems for children living nearby.
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Living costs for the first month of living in Luanda were $3,259.32, slightly higher than costs incurred from living in New York ($297.323,084.75) and San Francisco ($3,050.10.) Data points used to calculate the monthly average living costs in each city comprised of averages for monthly rent for a one-bedroom property close to the city, phone data plan, food and drink, and a monthly transportation pass.
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If it were not for them, I would not be living in a free world, living the dream I could not have even imagined was possible.
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Recharge is building the world's living network, where you can access and get living space for as long or as short as you want, anywhere, anytime.
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Who could deny that an ultra sound of a 230 week old child, preborn child in the womb, is a living human being, growing and living?
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But living with a man, living in London and attaining higher levels of education and income were all linked to lower likelihood of mental health issues.
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LA is unextractable from its film industry, so then being a real person living in LA can be comparable to living in your own action film.
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A 2017 study found 362 different species of bacteria living in used kitchen sponges; 82 billion bacteria were living in just one cubic inch of space.
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He had been living with Adina but was kicked out of her apartment in a retirement home after the authorities found out they were living together.
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Despite the example of Switzerland, countries with high costs of living in their major cities do not necessarily offer the highest standard of living, Glassdoor said.
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Chris Rock has a great joke where he speaks about living in a rich neighborhood as a back entertainer and living next to a white dentist.
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Three-generational living would require both policies and subsidies, Hesketh highlights, because as with urban life in any other country, the cost of living is high.
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Médecins Sans Frontières, a charity, last year described the experience of people living in its three countries as "not unlike that of individuals living through war".
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The family believes that James was living with someone else all these years or was living on the street, but was well-cared for by locals.
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The approximately 6,000 square feet of living space holds 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, and an open plan living room, dining room and kitchen with vaulted ceilings.
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"The share of renters living in one bedrooms and studios has gone down and now more people are living in two and three bedrooms," Clark said.
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"At the time, I was in Vancouver shooting Arrow, and Jeff was still living permanently in Paris and hadn't started living in Los Angeles," Haynes said.
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It is a way of controlling flows of energy on every scale from that of the smallest living cell to that of the whole living planet.
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Billy, 63, and Joshua, 32, claimed to have been living in Alaska from 2009 to 2012, when they were actually living in Seattle during that time.
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Now living in Santa Cruz, she said she has seen a counselor about the trauma and that she and her brothers are living full, productive lives.
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However, through the NFL Alumni Association, Sylvia Mackey is now working with Validus Senior Living to open an assisted living facility in all 33 NFL cities.
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Inspired by Richard Hamilton's 1956 collage of a living room, curator Matylda Krzykowski transforms Chamber Gallery into a room of high concept design objects for living.
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I shouldn't but how do you choose between living hard and fast for your almost guaranteed short years, or living clean and hoping it pays off?
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And the promise of an economy that reliably generates jobs, living wages and retirement security seems arguably more tenuous than at any point in living memory.
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It's about living in Los Angeles, and that's a song that's kind of what would very likely happen on any given day living in this town.
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" The woman who claimed that her living son was stolen from her said, "Please, my lord, give her the living child and do not kill it.
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Federal funding of assisted living is large and growing, but to this point the federal government has not adequately ensured the quality of assisted living care.
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They found a hidden staircase behind a cupboard in the living room, which took them to a basement where they was living, according to BBC News.
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In May 2019, Poncho Via the longhorn broke two records: the largest horn spread on a living steer, and the largest horn on a living steer.
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An all-too-common complication of diabetes, PAD is a risk for the over 30 million Americans living with diabetes and 84.1 million living with prediabetes.
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For the 1.25 million Americans living with type 1 diabetes, as well as some with type 2 diabetes, insulin is as crucial to living as air.
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In 260, there were 21960 million poor people living in America's 270 largest cities, and 8.6 million poor people living in the suburbs of those cities.
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The EU and Britain have also yet to agree on guarantees for EU citizens living in the UK and British expats living in other EU countries.
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She added that she wants EU citizens living in the U.K. to remain, but she's also looking for guarantees for British citizens living in EU nations.
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"Do they live in mud even as juveniles or do they start out living in wood and then jump to living in the mud?" she said.
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" A nod to the Taoiseach: "A tremendous number of Irish are living in New York, where I grew up and they're living in the United States.
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I've been living in my own apartment for more than nine months now, and while I'm happy to have my independence, I miss living with them.
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The rise of synthetic biology has resulted in the application of engineering principles to the living specimen, creating a range of synthetic materials and 'living' machines.
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Unfortunately, the world nowadays is built on the priorities of … people who are living in Western countries, especially white people who are living in those countries.
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It doesn't provide the same level of reciprocity to EU citizens' living in the U.K. compared to the British living in other European countries, Barnier said.
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To their surprise, the investigators found that Azendohsaurus likely had a resting metabolism significantly higher than most living ectotherms, and similar to living mammals and birds.
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Now living in his native Japan, he essentially cannibalized the infamy of his crime for a living and has a discomfiting, symbiotic relationship with his brother.
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These communities allow you to start out living in a townhouse or apartment and then move into assisted living or hospice care as you need it.
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Police then searched the secluded farm and discovered a hidden staircase leading to the basement behind the living room's cupboard, where the family had been living.
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This can mean a student whose family is living in its car or in a motel, staying with extended family or friends, or living in shelters.
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Cost-of-living index: 81.70Local purchasing power: 119.42Finland has consistently ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world, despite its high cost of living.
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Cost-of-living index: 86.53Local purchasing power: 102.30Numbeo reports that Israel's cost of living is 14.58% higher than that of the United States (rent not included).
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It took me only 25 years of living in the city — and now five years of living in Los Angeles — to be able to say that.
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Living with chronic disease daily can be a drag; living with chronic disease nightly can become unbearably depressing … without the buzz conferred by aptly named spirits.
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The central living area has high ceilings and a traditional Galician stone fireplace, or lareira, with a double-height chimney ascending through an upstairs living room.
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Communal living arrangements, hacker houses, and even turning to co-living startups for help to find housing have become a necessity for many in San Francisco.
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In 22014, three times more Moldovan refugees were admitted than Syrians, even as more Syrians were living as refugees than there were people living in Moldova.
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There are an estimated 2628 million people in this country living with substance use disorder, and a good portion of those are living with opioid addiction.
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Living in Ecuador allowed them to enjoy the cultural vibrancy of living in a city without the affordability issues they would face in many US cities.
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A vast majority of people living in these countries, like the people living in the seven subject to the immigration ban, are peaceful and law abiding.
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The layout is open, with a kitchen, a living area and a dining area downstairs and a bedroom suite upstairs, open to the living area below.
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We're obviously not living in that world, and thank god for that, but it does feel a little like we're living in a period of stasis.
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Amount saved by living with a roommate: $217Average one-bedroom rent: $8343Average two-bedroom rent: $768 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $230Average one-bedroom rent: $600Average two-bedroom rent: $2109 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $2301Average one-bedroom rent: $2884Average two-bedroom rent: $21 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $2165Average one-bedroom rent: $2304Average two-bedroom rent: $13 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $21Average one-bedroom rent: $2060Average two-bedroom rent: $2250 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $275Average one-bedroom rent: $718Average two-bedroom rent: $885 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $284Average one-bedroom rent: $793Average two-bedroom rent: $1,0603 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $295Average one-bedroom rent: $850Average two-bedroom rent: $1,109 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $301Average one-bedroom rent: $884Average two-bedroom rent: $1,165 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $304Average one-bedroom rent: $834Average two-bedroom rent: $1,060 "If you really want to live alone and not feel guilty about the money you aren't saving, look at cities like Tucson, Arizona, or Wichita, Kansas," the study says.
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"What we're seeing today is making me, frankly, calibrate not only what my children will be living but what I will be living, what I am currently living," said Kim Cobb, a professor of earth and atmospheric science at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.
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Refugees and migrants in Greece are protesting their living conditions Refugees and migrants in Greece are protesting their living conditions Tensions flared at a refugee camp in Greece on Monday, with a group of stranded refugees protesting their living conditions and stopping a government official from entering.
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From January to July of last year, the Museum of the City of New York commissioned Mr. Lopez to photograph 20 neighborhoods around the city, looking at five challenges for the future: getting around, living together, living with nature, housing a growing population and making a living.
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Under Goldrick-Rab and Kendall's plan, municipalities and states are responsible for covering living expenses "equivalent to 15 hours of work a week paid at the living wage in the region" — more than $10,000 a year in places like New York with a high cost of living.
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Cost-of-living index: 131.39Local purchasing power: 126.15Expatica states that the cost of living in Zurich, Switzerland's largest city, is about the same as the cost of living in New York City, though it is 26% more expensive than Paris and 63% more expensive than Brussels.
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If a parent tells a 3-year-old that he can't eat in the living room except when the football game is on, the no-eating-in-the-living-room rule is no longer a rule — the living room is going to be a sticky mess.
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They were overworked, overstressed, and in bad health: American women lately have been living much longer than men, walking through their leftover lives like living dead women.
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It is necessary, when having your financial talk, to stress the importance of comparing current salary and cost of living with new salary and cost of living.
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Nassau County Animal Services responded to the scene and removed two deceased chickens, one deceased pigeon, one deceased guinea pig, one living pigeon and two living rabbits.
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Holmes secretly got married to her hospitality industry heir boyfriend, and is reportedly living her best life, living it up at Burning Man and baseball games. Yes.
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Now, after five years of clean living, she prioritizes living healthfully (with plenty of guilt-free carbs) and working out regularly at L.A.'s Unbreakable Performance Center.
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In Puerto Rico, however, hotels are filled to capacity, thousands are still living in shelters, and tens of thousands more are living in destroyed homes without roofs.
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They actually have a higher standard of living than the 13 million American children today, currently living below the poverty line, which is about $24,000 per household.
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Homo Spaciens is a radically different kind of human being, one highly adapted to living in the conditions of space and poorly adapted to living on planets.
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They're not able to earn a living, if they're not earning a living then there's growing resentment of the local population that they're not pulling their weight.
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For starters, in 2017, living next to the Obamas will mean you are living next to a gorgeous 8,200-square-foot mansion in a historic D.C. neighborhood.
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A rich person living in London, for example, can't hire someone who lives in Manila, where wages and cost of living are cheaper, to do their housework.
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Today, just a few years removed from living off of welfare, Greene is now living in Amsterdam, where he bikes to work every morning at PUBG Corp.
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Nine out of ten children in the same region will be living in extreme poverty, which means living on less than $1.90 U.S. per day, it said.
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Earlier this month, three more vessels were intercepted – one with a living crew on board, one with living and dead crew, and another containing four dead bodies.
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" He continues, "When I'm home, I want them to experience a normal life, disregarding what I do for a living or what Lauren does for a living.
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He's the last living member of an order of knights known as Gunslingers, living in an alternate world (part of King's larger multiverse) known as Mid-World.
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But Mr Southam sees much more potential if co-living spaces can give residents slightly more private space, allowing them to attract people already living in cities.
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The northern white rhino is the world's most endangered mammal, and its only two living members are a mother and daughter, living in Kenya's Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
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I would escape what was going on in the inner city in Philly, and imagine myself being one of those characters, living that life they were living.
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Clinton announced a new series of proposals on Tuesday designed to support individuals living with autism, especially focusing on adults and underserved communities living with the disorder.
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International Living says that costs of living for retirees can range widely in Mexico, but it's possible for a couple to live well on $1,890 per month.
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The one thing I would say, and I just did this Living Room tour where I played in living rooms, and people invited strangers into their house.
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Why living trees should expend resources to support leafless cohorts is not fully understood, nor the extent to which resources are shared among living trees and stumps.
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It was their hope that Overton would be able to remain in the home he built instead of living out his days in an assisted living facility. .
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You know, living — think of this — living in Pakistan, beautifully in Pakistan, in what I guess they considered a nice mansion, I don't know, I've seen nicer.
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We Aren't Living in a Simulation Doesn't it follow that if we are living in a simulation then there is a superior intelligence that fabricated the simulation?
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There's an obvious fix, however: new bears from other populations, like the 900 bears living in and around Glacier National Park, mating with bears living in Wyoming.
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" The Beador daughters have been living with Shannon full-time since the separation — something Shannon said she's "grateful for" since she "couldn't imagine living without [her] girls.
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Sayers had spent time living in an assisted living facility -- but that didn't work out ... so now he's back at home with his 83-year-old wife.
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Meanwhile, EU citizens claiming child benefits for kids still living abroad would receive payments at a rate relative to the cost of living in their home country.
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The government has adopted preferential policies to improve the living conditions of veterans, and "the temporary living difficulties of some veterans will be resolved", the ministry added.
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Many anthropologists believe that all living humans descended from a population living in East Africa around that time, and that our modern human biology appeared relatively rapidly.
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I want to create a cookbook that promotes good living, healthy living and easy recipes, where, again, you can sort of walk away, do your own thing.
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The second area is what rights, of residence, welfare and so on, Britons now living in the EU and Europeans living in Britain may retain after Brexit.
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On the second floor, for example, is what's now called the little living room to distinguish it from the big living room on the first floor, a.k.a.
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With seniors living in such financial fragility, it is truly irresponsible on the part of the government to propose an increase to an essential component to living.
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But, back in 2001, I started living in a place where the cost of living was so low, that I literally could not outspend my monthly income.
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Also, home health beneficiaries living in rural areas are also older, sicker, have lower incomes, and are living with more chronic conditions than the general Medicare population.
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In May, Poncho Via the longhorn broke two records: the largest horn spread on a living steer, and the largest horn on a steer (living or alive).
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A Chinese social-media influencer who seemed to be living a glamorous life was actually living in a filthy apartment, a video shot by her landlord showed.
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She immediately found herself "freaked out just because it's a huge change, going from living in an apartment to owning and living in a house," she said.
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Maternal mortality rates are twice as high for women living in counties with high poverty rates, compared with women living in counties with low rates of poverty.
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"These individuals are living further and further outside of the respective cities — commuting up to two hours each way — in order to save on cost of living."
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After taking up a cross-legged perch in his living room, he called "Yo, Steve!" to his brother, who was living upstairs, but there was no answer.
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For Anne Royse, when she first started working at Aegis living, a national assisted living and memory care provider, she was quickly met with difficult professional obstacles.
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It said Tal Prihar, an Israeli living in Brazil, and Michael Phan, an Israeli living in Israel, owned and operated a website known as "DeepDotWeb," or DDW.
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I can't make my living as an artist because of the world we're living in, so of course, all I think about is Bernie all the time.
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I'm Michael Gold, a friend of Smarter Living — if "friend of Smarter Living" means I supply your usual advice-giver, Tim Herrera, with occasional home-baked goods.
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Residents usually start in an independent living unit and, depending on the care needed, move to an on-site assisted-living unit or a skilled-nursing facility.
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Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay, they discovered, was more closely related to living Native Americans than to any other living people or to DNA extracted from other extinct lineages.
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Seeking new opportunities abroad can be exciting, but living and working conditions vary around the world, with differing visa requirements, paid maternity leave and cost of living.
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When an adult comes back home, his standard of living is often much higher compared to what it would be if he was living on his own.
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The co-living trend — in which renters lease sleeping quarters that are often tiny, and share common living space with roommates — now has the city's official backing.
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Lonely not because the residents are living apart, per the edicts to stay indoors to stop the spread of the coronavirus; living at home is normal here.
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A bright idea Ikea, a famous Swedish construction company and the Queen of Sweden are partnering to help provide comfortable living solutions for people living with dementia.
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Among them, 409 are children living with grandparents and 313 are children living in foster care, according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation's Kids Count Data Center.
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When walls and doors that separate an attached garage from living space are poorly sealed, air and vapors from the garage get pulled into the living space.
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Studies show that women living in states without expanded Medicaid face higher rates of maternal mortality than those living in states that chose to expand Medicaid eligibility.
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Off the living room is a den and a dining room, which is separated from the living room by French doors and has a Sputnik-style chandelier.
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Continuing care retirement communities, or CCRCs, give retirees the opportunity to age in one location, moving from independent living to assisted living and eventually skilled nursing care.
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Rising costs of living, but stagnating wagesMoreover, the federal minimum wage is nowhere near as high as it used to be relative to the cost of living.
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To really tap into biophilia, though, scattering some plants around your living room—or putting a "living wall" in the coworking space—is only a first step.
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The average cost of living in D.C. is 39 percent higher than the national average, making it almost impossible for some tipped workers to earn a living.
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She found another teaching fellow to take the bedroom and she moved her bed into the living room; eventually she installed a door on the living room.
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We just interviewed Lance Cpl William Kyle Carpenter, the youngest living medal of honor recipient and author of 'You Are Worth It; Building a Life Worth Living.
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With so many horrible people living in Washington, it might seem that residents of the nation's capital would find little to like about living near one another.
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Co-Living Another type of home sharing called co-living has grown in popularity, both for its creation of a sense of community and for its convenience.
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" She spent a week living in one of Zittel's "Experimental Living Cabins" in Wonder Valley, California, existing, as she says, "just a few steps outside real life.
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" Vazquez, now living with his family in Texas, said he plans to join the US Army Reserve, and said he felt he was "living the American dream.
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Artists Living in Iraq — It's not just artists, but everyone still living in the shattered country, which has been invaded and plundered twice by the United States.
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But she couldn't go on living in a human body and, she said, by leaving humanity behind, she was finally able to feel comfortable living alongside us.
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People from the Continent living in Britain, Britons living in Europe and Britons living at home but eager to retain the benefits of European citizenship are investigating their heritage, considering marriage, studying residency requirements and otherwise searching for legal paths to get around the effects of the British vote.
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This (relative) normalcy isn't surprising to people living with mental illness—people with mental illness live full lives, have friends, get married—but that reality is seldom shown on TV. Bamford's character not only goes on living after her time in the psych ward, but goes on living well.
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Co-living spaces: As with co-working spaces, there's a growing movement in which digital nomads come together to share the cost of living accommodations, which range from multi-bedroom apartments to large-scale co-living buildings complete with kitchens, shared and private bathrooms, working and community spaces.
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WILLIAMS: I must say, living -- living in New York City and Washington, D.C., I think we have so much in the way of conscientious, hardworking cops and security.
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There was a 3.3 percentage point increase in late-stage diagnosis for women living in low-income zip codes relative to women living in high-income zip codes.
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He partnered with AstraZeneca to create the ON IT Movement, an awareness campaign designed to help empower adults living with type 2 diabetes to living a healthier lifestyle.
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