You see, living in Monroeville is like living in a fishbowl.
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Some people just prefer living in Spain to living in Houston.
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Carl is currently living in Houston while Evelyn is living in Arizona.
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Because living in Gaza is not much better than living in hell.
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Living in New York is like living in the rest of the world.
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Living in New York will cost more than living in Texas, for example.
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While we're all living in 2017, this dude's still living in the early '90s.
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Everyone thinks living in the States is easy, and living in Mexico is hard.
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And even though it's not living in real life, it's living in a movie.
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Mr. Hunold was living in Syracuse and Mr. Beyman was living in New York.
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She was 60 and living in Israel, not 40 and living in New York.
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Living in the Pacific Northwest in the winter is like living in a rain cloud.
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Living in New York, we are often accused, perhaps justly, of living in a bubble.
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Living in New York has probably been my best experience, just living in the city.
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Season 6 picks up with Carrie living in Brooklyn to help Muslims living in the States.
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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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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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You're going to have the experience of living in a brownstone and living in a high-rise!
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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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One of the biggest differences between living in North Carolina and living in Connecticut was the weather.
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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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" And Michelle Obama says that living in the White House is like living in a "really nice prison.
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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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They give me hope that I'm actually living in the country that I thought I was living in.
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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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"People living in Alabama have different values than people living in NYC," a user with the handle @JohnCopper22020 tweeted.
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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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Perhaps the only thing worse than living in a perfect surveillance state is living in a deeply flawed one.
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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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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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New Delhi (CNN)Mohammad Salimullah, a Rohingya refugee living in the Indian capital New Delhi, is again living in fear.
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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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"She had a sense of living in the moment, living in the present and following her heart," Lopez told Billboard.
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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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These are single adults still living in their childhood bedroom, not a family living in separate quarters on the property.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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They also found that while lizards living in warm environments will likely suffer as the temperature increases, lizards living in cooler places might actually benefit from global warming.
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Viewing also varies state by state — people living in New Jersey are the most interested in foot porn, and people living in South Dakota are the least interested.
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As KTLA reports, Judy was living in Florida at the time of Marty's accident but relocated to southern California, where he was living, in order to help him.
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The suburbs may look greener, but a person living in New York City produces 220006,2202 fewer pounds of carbon dioxide a year than someone living in a suburb.
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Exposure to secondhand smoke remains high for certain groups, including children ages 3-85033 years, people living in poverty and people living in rental housing, the CDC said.
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The couple met in 2010 at a mutual friend's party in Jerusalem; Ms. Rapport was living in West Jerusalem and Mr. Moser was living in the West Bank.
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The other athletes selected for the team were Rami Anis and Yusra Mardini, two Syrian swimmers living in Europe, and Yonas Kinde, an Ethiopian marathoner living in Luxembourg.
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Research by some of the same economists confirmed a causal link: Living in certain neighborhoods seems to expand opportunity, and living in other neighborhoods seems to diminish it.
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"Interestingly, a larger increase in blood pressure was observed in people living in lower-crime areas than in people living in higher-crime areas," Tabit said by email.
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We are living in the golden age of TV. (Have you seen The Mandalorian yet?) But we're also living in the golden age of board and tabletop games.
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For far too long, many people living in our country have been living in fear, and many others have grown frustrated by the inaction of our elected officials.
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Kids living in the South were more likely to be uninsured than those living in other parts of the U.S. Between 2017 and 2018, the uninsured rate for children living in the South increased by 1.2 percentage points to 7.7 percent Hispanic children were also more likely not to have insurance.
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USA Today explains that Carrie, who left government service to work for a foundation offering aid to Muslims living in the U.S., is living in Brooklyn with her child.
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"Combined overweight and obesity prevalence ranged from 41.5% for children living in the most deprived areas to 24.1% for children living in the least deprived areas," the report found.
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The mice living in germ-free environments ended up having higher amounts of anxiety and even more symptoms of depression, compared to the mice living in a regular environment.
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Increasingly, people are living in cities — with 55% living in cities today and the UN estimating more than two-thirds of the globe's population moving to cities by 2050.
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What we found is that people living in areas like Chicago's South Side have sentiments that are similar to those of people living in rural Appalachia and exurban California.
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And, according to the US Census Bureau, those living in rural areas are older than those living in non-rural areas — a median age of 51 compared to 45.
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These systems failures lead to inequities, including disproportionately high rates of unintended pregnancy among women of color, women living in poverty and women living in rural and frontier communities.
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There will be people who just like being in the level-zero world, just like people who like living in cities or people who like living in the country.
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Rashid Owoyele was living in an apartment in Brooklyn when his landlord, who was of Jamaican descent, said she didn't want black people like him living in the apartment.
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About 60,000 New Yorkers are living in the city's shelter system, a crisis created by soaring rents that have pushed housing out of reach for those living in poverty.
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People applying for citizenship here are required to have spent 2100 percent of the previous five years living in the country, and to commit to living in it afterward.
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I would have to say honestly that I no longer think I am living in the country that I thought I was living in a year ago this time.
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Thanks to their efforts and those of a few local teachers, children living in the old hotel are able to start school today, unlike the children living in refugee camps.
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A recent poll found that over 7 in 10 voters believe that people living in Puerto Rico, despite living in a U.S. territory, deserve equal access to federal healthcare benefits.
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But coordinating a date took some strategizing: Mr. Wallace was living in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Ms. Hill was living in Connecticut while working at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn.
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It showed me that, while it takes some adjusting, living in an expensive city can be done, even when you're accustomed to the lower cost of living in the midwest.
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New research confirms that dogs living in smoking homes are more likely to suffer from DNA damage and show signs of premature aging than those living in non-smoking homes.
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In comparison, China imposed an unprecedented quarantine on tens of millions of people living in the country, including the 11 million people living in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak.
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One of the employees is a black woman living in a large city in Florida, and the other is a white woman living in a small city in the Midwest.
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He's been living in limbo ever since — too scared to return to his home country of Eritrea and denied even the most basic rights afforded to refugees living in Uganda.
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Officials hope that living in individual spaces with electricity and a real roof will be more attractive for some homeless residents of Seattle than living in tent cities prone to flooding.
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They then compared the specific gravities of their American samples with those of samples from 116 adult Tsimane, living in the lowlands of Bolivia, and 38 Hadza, living in Northern Tanzania.
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Living In 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Mike Knapp, 25, was a systems analyst living in Hoboken, N.J., and working in Basking Ridge, N.J., a 4963-minute slog to the west.
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The artist was living in New York at the time and his work was heavily influenced by the aggression and close proximity to others that comes with living in the city.
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Back in 2014, a study found that women living in highly polluted areas could expect their skin to age 10% faster than the skin of those living in rural, cleaner spaces.
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To ensure the rights of more than four million Britons living in the EU and Europeans living in the UK, the bloc's starting point was to keep all their privileges unchanged.
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He noted that in 2016, UK nationals living in Spain spent GBP 222 million ($288.05 million) on healthcare, while Spanish nationals living in the UK spent GBP 4 million ($5.19 million).
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It's unclear what will happen to EU nationals who are currently living in the U.K., or to U.K. citizens who are living in other countries that belong to the European Union.
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Meanwhile, people living in America's cities are concerned about access to affordable housing because living in many American cities has become so desirable that affordable housing is scant and gentrification widespread.
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Obviously, there's the quantity—a combination of factors cut the trust rate in half—but there's also a qualitative difference between living in the first country and living in the second.
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Individuals living in wealthy countries like Monaco earn more than double what Americans make on average, while people living in poorer countries can earn as little as $440 USD a year.
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This analysis, published in American Psychologist, found that although people living in poverty disproportionately commit homicides, mass shooters are more typically from middle-class backgrounds and living in non-urban areas.
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Combined with the convenience of living in a modern city that hasn't lost its Old World-style charm, the typical monthly expenses of living in Cuenca make it an affordable paradise.
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The pair started off long distance, with Walker living in New York and the British actress living in her native London, but Scodelario eventually made the move to the Big Apple.
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Although welcomed across East Africa, Abiy's concession met opposition from veterans of the war still living in Badme and ethnic Tigrayans living in Tigray province, which lies along the Eritrean border.
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I'd frame this a bit differently than Thornton does in these tweets: It's not that any particular group is living in a bubble; it's that everyone is living in different bubbles.
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At the time of their meeting, Mr. Forkin was living in Astoria, Queens, and working as a UPS delivery driver, and Ms. Sturino was living in Manhattan and already an entrepreneur.
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So Daniel has the right to a jury composed entirely of people living in both Idaho and the District of Wyoming — that is, people living in the Idaho part of Yellowstone.
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Living In 10 Photos View Slide Show ' After living in Washington Heights for 20 years, Stanley Jin and his wife, Nhu Nguyen, craved more space for themselves and their three children.
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"It is a lot like living in an open prison," says Saed, a 32-year-old Rohingya living in Thet Kaye Pyin, one of the camps near the Rakhine capital Sittwe.
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Living In 2120 Photos View Slide Show ' In 211828, Robert H. Mandle and his wife, Maria, were living in an apartment in Arlington, Va., and shopping for a single-family home.
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About 88 percent of children living in Nycha apartments are tested by the time they are 3 years old, compared to 74 percent of children living in private housing, she said.
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Same for Fernando — we were living in the office.
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Refuge -- legal process against designated terrorists living in Qatar.
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Let's be honest — we're living in the real world.
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Many people are living in fear ... of young girls.
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Living In 1503 Photos View Slide Show ' Quiet nights.
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EU citizens living in Britain, as well as Brits living in Europe, will now have to wait, as the vote will trigger at least two years of divorce proceedings with the EU. Among EU citizens living in Britain, only Irish nationals were permitted to vote in the referendum, giving Europeans a sense of powerlessness.
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In an average year Singapore, which has 5.6m inhabitants, most living in high-rises, has a handful of deaths; Norway, with a similar population, mostly living in low-rise buildings, has dozens.
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Some of the issues they're going to have to tackle includes what they're going to do with Brits living in Europe, what they're going to do with Europeans living in the U.K.?
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And so we thought we had something to say about that and we have something to say about these people, these characters living in a time that everybody else is living in.
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The data from today's study confirms that, in wealthy and industrialized countries, people living in rural areas have long had higher BMI and higher rates of obesity than those living in cities.
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Officials say Bar claimed to be living in the U.S. with Leo at the time when she was really living in Tel Aviv under a family member's name, this according to JPost.com.
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As a result, Medicaid beneficiaries living in high-poverty, mostly black cities like Detroit and Flint would have been required to work, while those living in mostly white rural counties would not.
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A federal court settlement announced on Friday would allow almost 2,700 children living in Central America to safely reunite with their parents, who are living in the United States under protected status.
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She relates that living in this "glass cage" didn't even allow her to "put a clothes hanger in my house" without shattering the aesthetic; it was like living in an X-ray.
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This might have made the pigeons particularly well-suited for living in dense flocks, but unable to cope with living in sparse groups once their numbers started to plummet, the authors suggest.
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The Arabic proverb says living in the shadow of a man is better than living in the shadow of a wall, which means that having a husband is better than staying unmarried.
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I want to be clear on this point, the U.S. citizens living in Puerto Rico have the same rights as any citizens living in the fifty states, if they move to them.
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Like roughly 15,000 other retired officers living in Estonia and thousands more living in other countries outside of Russia, he was given the chance to apply for a permanent residency permit in Estonia.
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Shahin Najafi, an Iranian rapper living in exile in Germany, uploads his songs to the Internet and reaches his countrymen living in Iran (if they find a way around the Iranian government censors).
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In fact, pee (specifically dog pee, that's what we're talking about right now) has a zoo of bacteria living in it, much like poop and skin have lots of bacteria living in them.
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According to America's Health Rankings, an annual report by the nonprofit United Health Foundation, someone living in Kentucky is 55 percent more likely to die from cancer than a person living in Utah.
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Then again, so does the notion that people living in metropolitan centers like New York City and San Francisco have anything in common with those living in rural Kentucky, or coal-mining Pennsylvania.
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Well it's interesting, because the point you're making is that Washington D.C. is living in the past, maybe Silicon Valley's living in a version of the future that isn't representative of the present.
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It's a society which we find less preferable than the one we're living in, and utopian is one in which we assume that things will be better than the one we're living in.
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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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Erik Listou, a founder of the Living in Place Institute, a professional training firm, said about 200 people have taken its Certified Living in Place Professional class, which started about a year ago.
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Fruit and vegetable consumption also varied by region, with those living in the Pacific states reporting the most regular consumption and those living in the South Central states reporting the least regular consumption.
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Men living in the poorest counties in the United States have a colorectal cancer death rate that is 35 percent higher than the rate for men living in the most affluent counties. 4.
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MIAMI — In his 251 years living in the United States, José Antonio Colina, a former Venezuelan military officer living in South Florida, did not get married, have children, or collect too many belongings.
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I was living in a sweet little bubble, the kind that Paul Ryan and his buds and everyone who says "Hey, don't worry, it won't be worse than Obamacare!" must be living in.
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"I spent two years living in fear," Mr. Padilla said.
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That's like having eight brothers and living in a bus!
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The cost of living in Los Angeles is so high.
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Blackhurst says they spent months living in Italy during production.
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Take Marie Cruz, a sales manager living in Augusta, Georgia.
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Damond was living in Minneapolis and engaged to be married.
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Happy Thanksgiving, we are living in an increasingly surreal reality!
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I hear you guys are living in Mexico City now.
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We've been living in Mexico City for three years now.
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Bogachev was last known to be living in Anapa, Russia.
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Every day I'm stoked to be living in the future.
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We are truly living in the golden age of television.
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It's a crazy state of mind to be living in.
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We are living in a delusion that we are free.
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"African Americans and Hispanics are living in hell," Trump said.
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This is the world we're apparently living in these days.
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We are living in the age of the Instagram restaurant.
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He is currently living in hiding in the United States.
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Since his indictment he has been living in Los Angeles.
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Many will be living in the neighborhoods struggling with changes.
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I was living in Paris, just drawing in the cafes.
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"I'm not filthy rich living in the mansion," he says.
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It's BTS' world, and we're all just living in it.
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But there are millions of children living in war zones.
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We're living in the middle of a physical game renaissance.
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It's J. Lo's world and we're just living in it.
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"I was just living in my own misery," she says.
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Are you a developer, marketer, or designer living in Europe?
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Instagram is Britney's world, and we're just living in it.
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What about the civilians living in both parts of Mosul?
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"We can't keep living in an economic dreamland," he said.
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It's no secret that living in California can be expensive.
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I was living in New York City at the time.
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Happiness… We're living in some really dire times right now.
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What's the attraction of living in a city like Memphis?
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Is there anything about living in space that you miss?
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She gets in touch with her husband, living in Canada.
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Living in poverty is akin to losing 13 IQ points.
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I'm a social scientist in tech now, living in California.
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Living in confinement has resounding effects on your mental state.
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I was living in Berkeley, I was in the Bay.
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Founders who think otherwise are living in a fantasy world.
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The father of these religions, Abraham, was living in Kanaan.
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It's one of the nice things living in Los Angeles.
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Living In 20173 Photos View Slide Show ' Good schools, check.
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But she was living in our house for a year.
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She had been living in the Princeton, New Jersey area.
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She is currently living in a safe house in Islamabad.
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You have a billion people who are living in slums.
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Xiaomi's still living in the 27 era of Android skins.
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And why is Kratos suddenly living in the Scandinavian mountains?
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"Ashley was living in a completely different world," Murnick says.
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I'm living in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, and Ben's in Los Angeles.
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It's one of the benefits of living in a democracy.
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It's Riley's world and we're all just living in it.
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Jacqueline Saphra is a poet and playwright living in London.
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On one hand, we're living in a glut of audio.
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Are you not aware of the world we're living in?
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Instead, Simone's been living in this apartment for 16 years.
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My parents, currently living in Honolulu, are in their 70s.
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Are we living in a Minority Report type of dystopia?
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Ailes is dead, but we're still living in his world.
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I'm just a guy living in Devon with my family.
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There are about 3 million EU citizens living in Britain.
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He said he had been living in California ever since.
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Some 40% of those living in tribal villages are malnourished.
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We'd only been living in the residence for six months.
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In some ways, we're living in a very different time.
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And then, it'll feel like you're living in the future.
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He had come before her and was living in Houston.
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By 2009, Ginny was living in a skilled nursing facility.
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Joyce was not living in Dublin when he wrote Ulysses.
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Roughly 1493 percent of Cubans living in Havana pocket remittances.
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Baidianr was simply another cat living in Beijing's Palace Museum.
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Native Americans followed, living in loose bands across Long Island.
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You must be a US citizen living in New Jersey.
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I felt like I was living in an alternative universe.
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We are living in the prologue to the Third Age.
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I think that he's living in a post factual era.
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About one in three Argentinians is now living in poverty.
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Many remained, and have been living in squalid refugee camps.
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They are sitting here; they are not living in China.
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Additionally, there was another stranger living in the third bedroom.
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Living in L.A. was great, it was just a lot.
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More than 10 years later, he's still living in China.
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The lowest score, 652, belonged to those living in Mississippi.
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At the time, Newton was 24 and living in Atlanta.
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We were living in teepees and driving old pickup trucks.
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People living in third world countries that lack basic sanitation.
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That shows me for living in my liberal echo chamber!
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How did this affect the people living in the west?
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It's Britney's world, and we're all just living in it.
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That was more scary to me than living in Japan.
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Living in the US increasingly looks like a health risk.
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If you are anxious you are living in the future.
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They're going to be living in the emergency rooms again.
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Hyman, is living in New Hampshire and writing a novel.
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It's always been Google's internet; we're just living in it.
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Pretty handy for those of us living in a shoebox.
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Four other adults were living in the home with Jacob.
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Just a small town carpenter, living in a lonely world.
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Brian Josephs is a writer living in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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Tess Crain is a writer living in New York City.
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Does living in space make your gut bacteria bug out?
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He feels detached, unfocussed, like he's living in another world.
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The nature of living in the White House is isolating.
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She had been living in a suburb of Orlando, Florida.
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Living in New York, one grows accustomed to building safeguards.
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Josef was like a friend living in a different neighborhood.
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Second, we're living in the age of bold baby names.
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MU: Did living in Little Haiti feel like returning home?
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To put it bluntly: We're living in fucked up times.
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"We are living in an unsafe world," the mother said.
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I'm living in Mexico City, working my monthly party, Function.
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Are we living in a golden age of conspiracy theories?
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You're not going to be happy living in the dark.
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James was living in in a nursing home in Connecticut.
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She has been living in Little Haiti for 34 years.
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We're living in a golden age of wacky food trends.
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Since the circus shut down, she'd been living in Florida.
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I couldn't bear the reality that I was living in.
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I honestly felt like I was living in a movie.
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"We have been living in hell, like zombies," he said.
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Vizguerra had been living in the church for three months.
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Imagine punishing Jews for living in their own ancestral capital.
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There aren't authentic cities, or people, living in these cities.
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Rob Crilly is a British journalist living in New York.
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Which means we are living in a literary construct pic.twitter.
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It felt like we were living in a Hollywood blockbuster.
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Take the average young person living in Iraq, for example.
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I felt like I was living in a mental fog.
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He has since said he is living in "forced exile".
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Whether that's your ideology or not, you're living in it.
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"She is living in fear," lawyer Lisa Bloom said. pic.twitter.
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It's also the only option they have living in Dayton.
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Does living in Austin have any influence on your process?
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"We're living in a bipolar world right now," Fink said.
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Mike Breen is a director and comedian living in Brooklyn.
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Two others are Syrian and Moroccan nationals living in Spain.
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The world we're living in sure doesn't feel quantum mechanical.
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"Simple man, living in a backwater country, with modest aspirations."
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We're living in a complicated world, to say the least.
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"The division is living in a fantasy world," he said.
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His country was, it seemed, living in the dark ages.
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Living in a cocoon of like minds makes this easier.
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I've been living in the Bay now for 20 years.
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We'd no doubt be living in a very different world.
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The days of living in Silicon Valley's shadow are over.
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We are living in the midst of an anxiety crisis.
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It's just symptomatic of truly living in a new era.
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Living in space is even more challenging than it seems.
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber are living in newlywed bliss!
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And living in that middle ground will get you nowhere.
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Hiroyuki Ito is an artist and photographer living in NYC.
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It's Simba's kingdom, and we're all just living in it.
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It's Ryan Seacrest's world, and we're just living in it.
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Sadly, those living in Flint were not offered that option.
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When I was 25, I was living in San Francisco.
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It is about living in the wake of bad things.
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Immigrants are reacclimating themselves to living in fear of deportation.
|
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Living in San Francisco was more of an insular experience.
|
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Living in a bad "neighborhood" is not one of them.
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Living In 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Brooklyn or SoHo?
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They have been living in a apartment in Bethel Church.
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When Reagan Alonso, a semiretired nurse living in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Rebecca is a mom to three boys living in Arizona.
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She couldn't possibly picture him living in such a place.
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At his death he was living in Kashiwa City, Japan.
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" She shares the feeling of "living in someone else's body.
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Our women are living in a very pathetic condition there.
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There are about 750,000 veterans living in the two states.
|
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Americans living in Vietnam paid tribute to the late Sen.
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"We're no longer living in the 17th century," he said.
|
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He actually spent the next 2747 years living in Havana.
|
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Moses wanted the people living in them to feel poor.
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I am quite familiar with Cubans living in my state.
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Many were overworked, underpaid and living in horrible living conditions.
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"I have my only sister living in Baghdad," she said.
|
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Living in Japan is to live with nature... and disaster.
|
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We are living in a golden age of rubbernecking entertainment.
|
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And I've been living in the same apartment for 25.
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It's validated, whereas it's not living in your brain anymore.
|
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In 1996 people living in Britain took 26m holidays abroad.
|
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Emily Sandalwood is a trans woman living in Los Angeles.
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Living in this nakedly racist political climate, something has changed.
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It's no secret that living in Hawaii can be expensive.
|
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They went underground, living in safe houses, eluding the police.
|
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Roger Sollenberger is a political journalist living in Austin, TX.
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Some that are living in homes that are mold infested.
|
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Photographs depict nomads on horseback and living in tent homes.
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Living In 5063 Photos View Slide Show ' The Greenwich, Conn.
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Held is a financial consultant currently living in Geneva, Switzerland.
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He's actually been living in a fantasy world all season.
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"We are living in the world's best pantry," Jensen said.
|
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Afghans are not a particularly large group living in Elizabeth.
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Burger said her children love living in their tiny house.
|
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He had been living in Elizabeth, N.J., with his family.
|
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We are living in the modern day Salem Witch Trials.
|
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Here's why some scientists think we're living in a simulation.
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"We are living in the world's best pantry," he said.
|
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We're not living in 2012 or 2008 or 1992 anymore.
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She had friends living in the neighborhood who loved it.
|
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There are a lot of us living in your state.
|
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It's Disney's world and we're all just living in it.
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" He added, "The moment we are living in is grave.
|
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Almost 70% are working, and 22% are living in poverty.
|
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Christine Smallwood is a writer and critic living in Brooklyn.
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Norma Moore is a former actress living in Boulder, Colo.
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He also has children still living in the United States.
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I'm one of over 20193 million Americans living in poverty.
|
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They looked like they had been living in the wild.
|
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And living in the city has changed his perspective too.
|
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From Mohsen Makhmalbaf, an exiled Iranian director living in London.
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We're living in a time of very limited gray areas.
|
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He has since been living in Germany with his family.
|
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I think nowadays we are living in easily offended societies.
|
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Allende was inspired to begin painting while living in Aspen.
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Been spendin' most our lives, living in a dongle paradise.
|
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I think we're still living in the Internet revolution now.
|
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Christians living in full community is how the church began . . .
|
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They think he is living in Mexico with their grandparents.
|
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"I'm making a living in the food business," he said.
|
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I mean, I feel like we're living in communist China.
|
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It's not a condition that people should be living in.
|
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You've been living in the states for some years now.
|
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And most times, they continue living in those same circumstances.
|
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Are many of your songs specifically about living in Cranbourne?
|
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At the time, I was living in a traditional home.
|
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Anna Gray is a writer and model living in NYC.
|
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I remember thinking oh ... Were you living in that apartment?
|
|
Lucas Goodwin is out of jail and living in WITSEC.
|
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ONE LAST SHOT AT ME.ARE WE LIVING IN NAZI GERMANY?'
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My mom, however, living in Chicago, was a little nervous.
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I was living in LA with my aunt and grandmother.
|
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" Alicia, 40"We were living in the U.K. — sort of.
|
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Living in New York City, my skin needs regular detoxification.
|
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Soret: Cyberpunk, we already living in it I think today.
|
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I think that I like living in New York City.
|
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We are living in a totally, totally unprecedented climate situation.
|
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"They're living in this world that is scary," he said.
|
|
We are now living in a period of exponential growth.
|
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We're living in weird, fucked up, dark times right now.
|
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Listen, I'm a tech blogger living in New York City.
|
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Are we living in historically unprecedented times for job loss?
|
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They were living in our house on our TV show.
|
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Most of my friends were happily living in New York.
|
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Do yourself a favor and start living in the gray.
|
|
Sanders won't be living in the White House next year.
|
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That's living in the past we can all get behind.
|
|
Nick Levine is a writer and editor living in London.
|
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It begins with Red and Mandy living in remote woods.
|
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An estimated 420 million children are living in war zones.
|
|
"New Girl" centers around five friends living in Los Angeles.
|
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Living in a large metropolitan area can be very expensive.
|
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She immediately called her family who was living in Iraq.
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Later, while living in Los Angeles, he met Ms. Halford.
|
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Annalena was living in St. Johann, in order to ski.
|
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"Living in the Trump era is stressful," Ms. Fairless said.
|
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For students living in shelters, that number was 62 percent.
|
|
Everyone but Kluger, who by then was living in Miami.
|
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In 2200, Shirley Wheeler was pregnant and living in Florida.
|
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Living in a pandemic can be scary, isolating and, overwhelming.
|
|
In recent years, she has been living in rural France.
|
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European citizens living in Britain can continue to do so.
|
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The FARA filings list Mr. Low as living in Malaysia.
|
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"The world is living in a dangerous period," he said.
|
|
Fernande van Tets is a Dutch journalist living in Amsterdam.
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Most are now living in refugee camps in neighboring Bangladesh.
|
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Many people told me that it's like living in hell.
|
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He has a wife and two daughters living in Israel.
|
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Are we really living in a country that's moved forward?
|
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People can't imagine this woman living in her own apartment.
|
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Emerson Dameron is a humor writer living in Los Angeles.
|
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For living in the moment, I think Slack is great.
|
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Zeenat Saberin is a freelancer journalist living in New Delhi.
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Alexander Zaitchik is a freelance journalist living in New Orleans.
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Alex Thebez is a photographer and artist living in NYC.
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That said, living in Hawaii comes at a high price.
|
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Mr. Crouch, now retired and living in West Virginia, officiated.
|
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We are living in the era of the computer algorithm.
|
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"There's no joy in living in squalor," Dr. Gruman said.
|
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I always imagine this woman as living in New Orleans.
|
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Above, Gabriela Ruiz, a multidisciplinary artist living in Los Angeles.
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Stefanie Abel Horowitz is a filmmaker living in Los Angeles.
|
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"There are too many people living in sin," he said.
|
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Tutti was still living in a slum a year ago.
|
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But Ms. Coker, then 52 and living in Beaumont, Tex.
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I would have been an accountant living in Ames, Iowa.
|
|
How many undocumented immigrants are living in the United States?
|
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Who were the people living in Butte County without housing?
|
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They've been living in the Kutupalong refugee camp ever since.
|
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I really do, we're living in the age of lies.
|
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Living in Minnesota, I got my white side down pat.
|
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Conditions for Palestinians living in the territory have steadily worsened.
|
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She had been living in Manhattan until late last year.
|
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Even for a few days, living in paradise isn't cheap.
|
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One minute you're living in a world of uncontainable profusion.
|
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Julia Cho is a freelance writer living in New Jersey.
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He learned how to make a living in the street.
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"Hindus in that area are living in fear," he said.
|
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Dr. Fitzpatrick quickly identified a second cousin living in Texas.
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"We are living in an age of fear," she writes.
|
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"I've been living in Ohio my whole life," he said.
|
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It was 2008 and she was living in Pasadena, Calif.
|
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They're living in squalor -- tents on the ground and dirt.
|
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Living in the moment isn't so great when you're lost.
|
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What do you miss the most about living in Sweden?
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Focus on living in the present, not on lost possessions.
|
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Williams: To me, it is like living in the countryside.
|
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Aleksa Brown is a writer and editor living in Brooklyn.
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They are not living in the gated community of Playoffville.
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"And I'm used to living in a tent," she said.
|
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Rachel Turiel is a freelance writer living in Durango, Colo.
|
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Then Brabham met Joe Bovino, another American living in Colombia.
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Others still living in Anglophone areas are hunkered down, afraid.
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But he's living in Russia where he won't face extradition.
|
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When we started dating, I was living in New York.
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Every single person living in one today will be frightened.
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I'm exhausted by the realities of living in this country.
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At the time, she was living in New Haven, Conn.
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In the future I see myself living in New York.
|
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Her brother has been reported to be living in Dubai.
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Knows almost nothing about the hideous world we're living in.
|
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Her living in Puerto Rico was also never an issue.
|
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There are currently about 1,000 U.S. citizens living in Wuhan.
|
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Living in an affluent suburb of Indianapolis, I was indignant.
|
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We are, for the moment, living in Pat Buchanan's world.
|
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We are living in communities that look like war zones.
|
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By 2002, there were 226,000 migrant workers living in Israel.
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"We were living in this townhouse in Queens," she said.
|
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He had three children still living in Afghanistan, Corriere said.
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At the time, Mr. Stucky was living in Somerville, Mass.
|
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Ms. Miller is a writer living in New York City.
|
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Living in Gujarat and want to see the film Fanaa?
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"I guess I've been living in a bubble," he said.
|
|
Unfortunately, however, we're not living in a free market utopia.
|
|
Constant and unpredictable insecurity prevents us from living in town.
|
|
Stop time traveling and start living in the right now.
|
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He died in his 90s, living in a trailer park.
|
|
Truly we are living in Biff Tannen's alternate dystopian universe.
|
|
It's no secret that living in San Francisco is expensive.
|
|
One cause: mothers' suffering from living in a racist society.
|
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He's British, but has been living in Italy since 2007.
|
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About 203,600 African citizens and students were living in Wuhan.
|
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For a moment, Adania forgot they were living in tents.
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"It feels like living in a hotel," Ms. Leyva said.
|
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I was still living in New Zealand at the time.
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The author, Teresa DiFalco, is a writer living in Oregon.
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They are now living in Lexington, Kentucky, and seeking asylum.
|
|
" Arya Bharti on "Are We Living in a Computer Simulation?
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But other aspects of living in California remain a shock.
|
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But there is a cost to living in South Bend.
|
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A real estate mogul is living in the White House.
|
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They've been living in Chiang Mai, Thailand, for two months.
|
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This series began when I was living in New York.
|
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Caitlin Donohue is a freelance writer living in Mexico City.
|
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We are living in the age of the Modern Farmhouse.
|
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I bought it online when I was living in Houston.
|
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We were living in a country devoid of disruptive change.
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We're all just living in the unfortunate consequences of it.
|
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The number of Jews currently living in Palermo remains unclear.
|
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But the cost of living in Cambodia is undeniably low.
|
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Heems was living in Brooklyn; they arranged to get together.
|
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Living in Colorado you get used to wearing layers anyway.
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"I'd been living in fear probably since 2013," Zain says.
|
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Huffington believes that we are living in a historic moment.
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I was living in coastal North Carolina at the time.
|
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He was living in Kanpur, in Uttar Pradesh, last May.
|
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Elon Musk thinks we might be living in a simulation.
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We continue living in the past and in the present.
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It said 425,000 were still displaced, many living in camps.
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You don't believe in heaven, cuz we're living in hell.
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" He said of the prisoners, "They're living in the tropics.
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We were living in a 950 square foot row house.
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You get tired of living in fear and being limited.
|
|
Are we still living in the long shadow of Lost?
|
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Living in filth is not my idea of women's liberation.
|
|
Sarah Hosseini is an American writer living in New Delhi.
|
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I was living in my brother's dorm at Columbia University.
|
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That's a good metaphor for the time we're living in.
|
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Jews say they are increasingly wary about living in Germany.
|
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A growing number of disabled people were living in poverty.
|
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Since 2017, Levy has been living in New York City.
|
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A studio at Atria Senior Living in Foster City, Calif.
|
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Leah Epstein was living in New Jersey during Hurricane Sandy.
|
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Ms. Kanner is a writer and designer living in Brooklyn.
|
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Living in Hong Kong, my parents emphasized obedience and rules.
|
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It excludes a lot of people living in gray areas.
|
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"We are living in a very different Brazil," he said.
|
|
The couple met online in 2008 while living in Washington.
|
|
Are we living in the age of Trump or what?
|
|
At the time, Mr. Lee was living in Hong Kong.
|
|
The world we're living in is a very liquid world.
|
|
Having fled domestic violence, they are living in Murfreesburo, Tenn.
|
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Living in such a pristine space, however, has its challenges.
|
|
The family was living in Bowayda, outside Damascus, in 2012.
|
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I was living in Guatemala with my wife and kid.
|
|
"We are living in an imperfect world," Dela Rosa said.
|
|
Being broke, living in his van, isn't risky to Honnold.
|
|
Turns out we were evidently living in a fool's paradise.
|
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A refugee family of eight from Darfur living in Jordan.
|
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Rivera was even farther removed, living in Paris until 21910.
|
|
It's tragic for people living in the city, you know?
|
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But that doesn't work when you're living in a hotel.
|
|
Hayley Krischer is a freelance writer living in New Jersey.
|
|
This is the Ponzi scheme that we are living in.
|
|
If we were living in a simulation, would we know?
|
|
Daisy Alioto is a writer living in the Hudson Valley.
|
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Tatiana Tenreyro is a writer living in New York City.
|
|
And most of them are living in a dangerous limbo.
|
|
Living in New York, you get really distracted very easily.
|
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I have been living in this country for 12 years.
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Motherboard spent a week living in the lap of luxury.
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More than 100,000 people are now living in refugee camps.
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Aaron Zenz is an author and illustrator living in Michigan.
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KODOK, South Sudan — "I'm living in darkness," says Abuk Aban.
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James Palmer is a writer and historian living in Beijing.
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It's centered on a married couple living in rural Georgia.
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They rebelled against living in rural Colombia and having children.
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I do not want to stop living in my country.
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They're people who have been living in the United States.
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Patients living in places without these laws would not qualify.
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Cam Lindsay is a writer living in up in Toronto.
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Maggie Shannon is a photographer and artist living in NYC.
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They are living in a [metaphorical] prison for a decade.
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"Some of the survivors are living in trailers, and others are living in parking lots in tents," said Mike Danko, a Redwood Shores, California-based attorney representing several thousand victims of the Camp Fire.
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The HOME Act and Rent Relief Act both give way more to poor people living in high-cost cities like New York and San Francisco than to people living in, say, Houston or Arizona.
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I spent 3 days living in a 350-square-foot house in a community of tiny homes — see what it was like23 photos that show the ugly truth of living in a tiny house
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"There's nothing like living in the NHL and living in these playoffs," MacArthur said after his second goal of the series sent his team into the Eastern Conference semifinals against the New York Rangers.
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Norway's government said earlier on Friday that it had proposed legislation to secure the rights of Norwegians living in Britain and of Britons living in Norway in the case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Ms. Gregorian, who was living in New York at the time, and Mr. Lavender, who was still living in Charlottesville but working often in Los Angeles, spent four hours chatting on that first call.
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A British study in March found that teens living in cities are almost twice as likely to develop psychosis in adulthood than those living in rural areas, associated with greater exposure to nitrogen dioxide.
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But even once he's free of the meds, there's a mounting sense of dread, because you can't tell whether he's living in the same world others see, or living in his own constructed reality.
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Because of the type of data used, the study doesn't directly show that living in a liberal state causes more cannabis use or less disordered use (or vice-versa, for living in a conservative state).
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The status of millions of EU citizens living in the UK and UK citizens living in the EU Broadly speaking, EU nationals who've lived in the UK for five years can remain with their families.
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A Rough Childhood Blige was born in the Bronx, NY, and spent her childhood living in Georgia and Yonkers, NY. In past interviews, Blige has spoken about getting into fights while living in the projects.
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Living in Haifa has its ups and downs for the ethnically Arab artists – all of whom belong to the minority population of 1.8 million Palestinians living in what they refer to as Occupied Palestine (Israel).
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Earlier this year, Tesla boss Elon Musk said that there's "a billion to one chance we're living in base reality", meaning the billionaire thinks the odds are that we are living in a computer simulation.
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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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Several studies suggest that a family living in a home with a gun in it has a risk of suicide anywhere between 2 to 10 times the risk for families living in firearm-free homes.
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Ms. Hancock, then living in Nashville, arrived on April 22012, 20173, two days before Mr. Dexheimer, who was living in Hoboken, N.J. "The moment I saw Robbie, I fell in love with him," she said.
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Those in the Middle East are most likely to be living in a conflict zone - two-fifths of children in the region - followed by Africa, with 20 percent living in war-torn areas, it said.
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It's a terrible moment we are living in Turkey right now.
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She and her children are currently living in a family shelter.
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Lunsford had been living in an apartment in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Many are living in camps or in crowded homes with relatives.
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As of 290, he was living in a shelter in Paris.
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He has since been living in the country's embassy in London.
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Living in Jamaica, Xenothrix did not have to contend with predators.
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" In February, he called Moroccan immigrants living in his nation "scum.
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Ruth McDowall, who has been living in Nigeria since 2009, began
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Nakita was a woman living in a halfway house in Indiana.
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Families are living in crowded temporary housing in a nearby village.
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The attacker, identified only as living in Cornella, was shot dead.
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For this reason, there's little chance we'll be living in a
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Living in New York, you have sacrifices, even without kids, right?
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Climate change is a daily reality for people living in Greenland.
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I will never willingly go back to living in a city.
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It does feel a bit like I'm living in split worlds.
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Ryan remembered that frustration from her time living in Hong Kong.
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Kristi Coulter is an essayist and fiction writer living in Seattle.
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Living in trauma night after night for money requires unconventional methods.
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Over the past few weeks, I've been living in the past.
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In one example, a senior DHS official living in the Washington.
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I've been living in a pressure cooker for a long time.
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It's a shame, but it's the world we're living in now.
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The Snapchatting, the self-obsession, the fervor for living in cities.
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Was most of this written while you were living in Montreal?
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Otherwise, the assassins will achieve their goal: societies living in fear.
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Despite living in neighboring habitats, these elephants don't like to mix.
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It's the perfect solution for long-term living in Costa Rica.
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Living in New York City means taking the subway a lot.
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Star, the main character, is white living in a black community.
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Just ask the US-born panda twins now living in China.
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All are living in a secret location under strong police protection.
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It's Dick Wolf's world, and we're all just living in it.
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The cleric was last reported to be living in rural Pennsylvania.
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They had a daughter, Gigi, now a filmmaker living in Venice.
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"They are so freaking happy and living in Malibu," she said.
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Living in East Germany during the Cold War meant being watched.
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"It was kinda scary," Karina said of living in the shelter.
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We would reimburse any employee living in Utah for their procedures.
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Hard to fix anything when kids are still living in poverty.
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It had been living in their daughters' room for three days.
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But the world they are living in cannot be regulated away.
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We are currently living in the golden age of superhero movies.
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Neither is aware that the other is living in the city.
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Tom Beedham is an arts and culture journalist living in Toronto.
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There are six million Freemasons living in the world right now.
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Almost half are living in homes with a spouse and children.
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The current Dalai Lama has been living in exile since 1959.
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For one thing, we're now living in a post-Weinstein world.
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Namely, we're living in early March 2016, as Instagram photos prove.
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Adam Jayne is a cognitive science researcher living in New York.
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Today, however, living in Ponte is becoming a mark of success.
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The children living in the basement bunker make time to play.
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And we are not living in anything remotely resembling ordinary times.
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Living in the public eye can be extremely difficult at times.
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Not that much different than living in Utah, we would imagine.
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Living in New York City does weird things to a person.
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She's an actress living in L.A. She's a pretty big Cheesehead.
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Queen Sugar tells the story of three siblings living in Louisiana.
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"We are living in times of intolerance and intransigence," she said.
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Nguyen is a recent college graduate living in Santa Clara, California.
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He was either vacationing or living in Orlando, according to friends.
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Eddie Justice was an accountant who loved living in downtown Orlando.
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Tens of thousands are still living in camps around the country.
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They bonded over living in a laundry room — and a lawsuit!
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Briefly, I considered living in a condo in Arkansas: A backyard.
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Those living in the biennial burn zone regrew 92% of it.
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They're out on the Kingsroad, living in the thick of it.
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One of the many reasons I love living in Southern California.
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I was living in a world that was really not realistic.
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Alice Hoving is a freelance writer and creative living in Sydney.
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It's her world (literally), and we're all just living in it.
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We're living in a time where, style-wise, more is more.
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It's a Blazin' Buffalo world and we're just living in it.
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This is Supreme's world, and we're all just living in it.
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It's a familiar feeling for survivors still living in temporary housing.
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"Of course we're panicking," said a female activist living in Hubei.
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Honestly, I've been unhappy living in Kansas City for months now.
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But that was never actually the world we were living in.
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I hate that this is the culture we are living in.
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I think people are really sick of living in this wrath.
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Our ninth subject, Melody Mikél, is a model living in Denver.
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Coach Carter was upset that I was living in my office.
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I would be living in a palatial apartment on Park Avenue.
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It's Will Smith's world, and we're all just living in it.
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We are living in that age Bangs never got to see.
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"A house is a machine for living in," he famously declared.
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If you're living in the doxa, then you don't see it.
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My parents are currently in their 70s and living in Honolulu.
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A staggering 43% of Latinx transgender participants are living in poverty.
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Agne is Lithuanian herself, living in London while studying photography here.
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They're living in a world where it's not really a question.
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He said his effort might help Americans living in border towns.
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"I've gotten used to living in a man's world," she said.
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About 3,000 residents were still living in shelters as of Aug.
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We wrote songs together living in an apartment on Mont-Royal.
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You've been living in the US for a few years now.
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It's exciting to be living in a place that's moving forward.
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Gulen, who is currently living in Pennsylvania, has denied any involvement.
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Millions more are living in communities crippled by poverty and violence.
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Living in London turns you into a bit of a prick.
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We are truly living in some very confusing, very negative times.
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He had been living in the Jungle migrant camp in Calais.
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Suddenly, living in financial oblivion was no longer a sustainable livelihood.
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Snowden has been living in Russia to escape extradition since 2013.
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Because she's tired of living in the shadow of her brother.
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They're living in a hostel while Harry looks for a job.
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Will we be able to continue living in Germany and Sweden?
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But that's the world we're living in, and everything is terrible.
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They are all citizens now, most living in their own houses.
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Some residents have been living in the camps for 30 years.
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"It's almost a parallel world we are living in," he said.
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He said people living in Syria were suffering a "humanitarian disaster".
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"Living in Seattle, my backyard feels like the outdoors," he explains.
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Arguably, we're now living in a golden age of artificial intelligence.
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If you're living in that much fear, go get another job.
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And I just can't fathom living in a world without you.
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"I feel like I am living in heaven now," Souad said.
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We are living in a different time and a different life.
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So while cheddar has plateaued, we're living in a mozzarella Renaissance.
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Johnson and her husband have been living in a shelter since.
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They're living in random small towns, they weren't big city guys.
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There are over three million self-identifying Russians living in America.
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Scott Kannberg: I'm now living in Merida, by the Yucatan Peninsula.
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That has revealed thousands of people living in famine-like conditions.
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Jillian Mayer is an artist and filmmaker living in Miami, Florida.
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Bednis: But we've officially been living in Toronto since August 2015.
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Ellis had been living in Florida again for the past decade.
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Bad news for the people living in Los Angeles' Calabasas city.
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Camila Osorio is a Colombian freelance journalist living in New York.
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She calls out Bonnie for living in a white-washed world.
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Because we are living in an age of unprecedented scientific exploration.
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But it's Google's world now and Bing's just living in it.
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Twitter today is very much like living in a medieval village.
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Was this evidence that we really are living in a simulation?
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And yet we have 125, approximately, billionaires living in that state.
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We're fully grown adults living in a state of suspended childhood.
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It's the bad gal's world, and we're just living in it.
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Some had maggots living in their skin, including under their eyelids.
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Rafaela Acosta, 54, has been living in Marathon since the 1980s.
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At the time he was 73 and living in San Diego.
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Ben Lasman is a writer and editor living in New York.
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Nearly half of all millennials are living in their parents' basements.
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Jess Mann is a writer and teacher living in Northern Massachusetts.
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Russia stands accused of poisoning a former spy living in Britain.
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Nookie, a nurse living in California, was taking care of her.
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We're living in a different climate since Trump got into office.
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Atkinson isn't the only, um, colorful character living in Eddie's building.
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It's the felines' world wide web, we're just living in it.
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Living in West Virginia, Rockett has seen those factors up close.
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"Living in Michigan, I saw plenty of great jackets," Ryan explains.
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We are living in a truly amazing era in human history.
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There are an estimated 2,700 homeless people currently living in Detroit.
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Not living in your phone Remembering how to be human. Together.
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And then there's Laurel — she's living in Wes' old apartment now.
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Flavored coffee lovers, you are living in a true golden age.
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Obviously living in Michigan, Detroit, J Dilla is almost an automatic.
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" Adds Bender: "We need to stop living in this inconvenient truth.
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We will never stop living in the world you helped create.
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Figari has been living in relative seclusion in Rome for years.
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Maybe the quips about them living in another world are correct.
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Sarah Ruhl is a Pulitzer prize finalist playwright living in Brooklyn.
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Imagine living in a country where individual privacy is not protected.
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And early on, living in sanctuary felt like the optimal solution.
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The family have been living in New Zealand for four years.
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Are we living in an exceptionally dangerous period of human history?
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It protects more than 300,000 people living in the United States.
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Living in Venezuela right now is no walk in the park.
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Despite living in a tolerant city, her headscarf always got glares.
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Being homeless, meditating, and [living in] tents out in the woods.
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Peddicord recalled living in Ireland when the euro was worth $1.50.
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He was originally from Berlin, an architect now living in London.
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I was living in New York trying to do background dancing.
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More than 1.2 million of them are now living in Colombia.
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We are truly living in the golden age of human innovation.
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There are people still living in tents due to slow reconstruction.
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VICE: How does living in New York City impact your photography?
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Rezaian and his wife are now living in the United States.
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She went through chemotherapy and cancer while living in that home.
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We're living in what you might call an epidemic of loneliness.
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But that's the beauty of living in the age of Trump.
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The remaining canine graduate is currently living in a foster home.
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We are living in an era defined and shaped by data.
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Does it ever feel like you're living in your own world?
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Australia might soon be living in the dark ages full time.
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"Everyone is living in a prison of some kind," she says.
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I just felt angry for living in this kind of society.
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But she was living in New York for years doing this.
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It's like it's living in the moment of a love shattering.
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The crackdown has Egypt's already underground LGBT community living in fear.
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Not living in a country where same-sex marriage is legal?
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Read her verses are below, in full: Living in the shadow
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Living in the shadow feels like the safe place to be
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But for Hannah, living in Cuba means having nothing to hide.
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Living in the present moment, for them, was a form of
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Yet, Russian politicians may be living in a la-la land.
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There is the gentle, lone survivor living in a hollow tree.
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So much for that whole "living in the parents' basement" stereotype.
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It sounds better than living in some dog's intestines, at least.
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Living in London, it's not easy to love where you live.
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It follows D-503, a spacecraft engineer living in One State.
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"(The Baka) are used to living in the forest," says Emmanuel.
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Nine years ago while living in South America, Kanovich saw demand.
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But living in half-vacant neighbourhoods might not appeal to all.
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Thaksin is living in self-imposed exile to avoid corruption charges.
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You've been living in Broward County for the last 22000 years.
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When I started living in Harlem, the Mayor was Ed Koch.
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Living in large cities has never been easy for rural migrants.
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I know God ain't just got her living in a box.
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Nina Renata Aron is a writer and editor living in Oakland.
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But when it comes to healthcare, you're living in the past.
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Living in Armour was a little like living inside a chrysalis.
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Not surprisingly, living in Trump Tower was 'the lap of luxury.
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They are the new costs of living in a connected world.
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There, Markey was living in an empty apartment with bare walls.
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There are young men living in the shadow of a wall.
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Anna is a mother, living in Anchorage and married to Ned.
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It's hard enough living in New York City as it is.
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Meanwhile, the average person living in a large US metro has
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She hates living in the country, in the middle of nowhere.
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He lost his home and is still living in temporary housing.
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According to CityLab, young people also overwhelmingly prefer living in cities.
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Others were homeless - one had ended up living in a forest.
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What would it tell me about the moment we're living in?
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Can you imagine living in a world where winter isn't coming?
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Peter Chapman turned 18 and was living in London in 1966.
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This population interbred with Neanderthals already living in Europe and Asia.
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And then what kind of world will we be living in!?
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After living in Istanbul the family moved to Belgium in 73.
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Wright befriended a man living in a cottage across the bay.
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Jane Hu is a writer and graduate student living in Oakland.
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Was I "safe" as a young American woman living in Indonesia?
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The Yukaghir were not an exotic tribe living in utter isolation.
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He is living in Mexico, and still holds teacher training workshops.
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That is one of the beauties of living in New York.
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Trump has promised to expel people living in the country illegally.
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"I feel like we're living in an authoritarian regime," McGovern said.
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I spent two lovely years there living in a dog cage.
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It's like living in a family with an alcoholic father. Shh.
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One cannot argue the high cost of living in New York.
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Living in central North Carolina, I fall into that latter camp.
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Mr. Kumin is now in his 90s and living in Vermont.
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Families living in "heavily impacted" districts would be eligible for $4,500.
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Sometimes, they include cost of living in the attendance cost, too.
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Assange has been living in Ecuador's London embassy since mid-2012.
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Most people in the U.S. are living in financially precarious circumstances.
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It's understandable that we would be living in a reactionary moment.
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Gas is a major hidden cost of living in the suburbs.
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"I don't think we're living in a new world," he said.
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The years that followed living in Alpine, New Jersey were quieter.
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Some were found living in the bushes or in the dump.
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It's just part of having kids and living in the suburbs.
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Expats also appreciate the relatively low cost of living in Portugal.
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She liked living in Los Angeles with her husband, Robert Desiderio.
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Nadia Benedetti, 242, had been living in Bangladesh for 653 years.
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While living in the caliphate, Doe served in various administrative roles.
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There's a widespread stereotype that living in the suburbs is boring.
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That investment was informed by Guzy's own experiences living in Asia.
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Many scientists and philosophers still think we're living in a simulation.
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None of this means we are actually living in Nazi Germany.
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By abstaining, "you sympathize with those living in poverty," he said.
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Foreigners living in Kenya have begun adopting the phrase, as well.
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The list measures the overall quality of living in suburban America.
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"It's like you living in a forest," Gucci said, still grinning.
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It's hard seltzer's world this summer, we're just living in it.
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I've been living in America since I was 3 years old.
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Anna Altman is a writer and editor living in Washington, D.C.
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He was living in his van when arrested in late October.
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