So the fact that one of the lyrics of #RENT was 'Living with, living with, living with - NOT Dying from disease' was incredibly powerful.
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Living with an invisible illness Millions are living with a compromised immune system.
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Honestly, living with a toddler is like living with a professional athlete. They. Eat.
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"Well, I think we've only scratched the surface of what it means to come to terms with living with yourself, living with the world, living with others," he says.
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Sidney had apparently been living with her father, Simon, while Spencer was living with Judge.
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Living with one vehicleOne thing we do differently than most couples is living with one car.
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Not to split hairs, but is she living with you, rather than you living with her?
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Unlike living with cancer and most other illnesses, living with HIV/AIDs is still seen as shameful.
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"I'm living with my guys and she's living with one of her best friends," McCreery explained to PEOPLE.
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To be sure, living with an EV isn&apost the same as living with a gas-powered car.
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In the face of something must of us could never imagine living with she's not just living with it, she's thriving.
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Later marriages and harsh economic realities have made living with parents more common for young adults than living with romantic partners.
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Nearly 100 million adults are living with a form of cardiovascular disease or are living with the after effects of stroke.
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In other words, aside from the stigma, living with HIV today is not terribly different from living with many other illnesses.
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They'd still be living with Trump's court — and they'd go on living with it, in all likelihood, for many years to come.
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According to a much-hyped Pew report from last month, living with your parents is the new not living with your parents.
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But the stigma around living with these conditions often keeps people silent, and aids in negative opinions of those living with mental illness.
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About 14 percent of non-owners living with a firearm owner and 13 percent of those not living with a firearm owner had received training.
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Living With Cancer The Broadway star Marin Mazzie brings the same exuberance to living with late-stage ovarian cancer that she displays in her performances.
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An all-too-common complication of diabetes, PAD is a risk for the over 30 million Americans living with diabetes and 84.1 million living with prediabetes.
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Living with chronic disease daily can be a drag; living with chronic disease nightly can become unbearably depressing … without the buzz conferred by aptly named spirits.
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There are an estimated 2628 million people in this country living with substance use disorder, and a good portion of those are living with opioid addiction.
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Amount saved by living with a roommate: $217Average one-bedroom rent: $8343Average two-bedroom rent: $768 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $230Average one-bedroom rent: $600Average two-bedroom rent: $2109 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $2301Average one-bedroom rent: $2884Average two-bedroom rent: $21 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $2165Average one-bedroom rent: $2304Average two-bedroom rent: $13 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $21Average one-bedroom rent: $2060Average two-bedroom rent: $2250 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $275Average one-bedroom rent: $718Average two-bedroom rent: $885 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $284Average one-bedroom rent: $793Average two-bedroom rent: $1,0603 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $295Average one-bedroom rent: $850Average two-bedroom rent: $1,109 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $301Average one-bedroom rent: $884Average two-bedroom rent: $1,165 Amount saved by living with a roommate: $304Average one-bedroom rent: $834Average two-bedroom rent: $1,060 "If you really want to live alone and not feel guilty about the money you aren't saving, look at cities like Tucson, Arizona, or Wichita, Kansas," the study says.
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Clinton announced a new series of proposals on Tuesday designed to support individuals living with autism, especially focusing on adults and underserved communities living with the disorder.
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Bradley believes Glass picked up survival skills from living with the Pawnee tribe, but Coleman contends he could find no evidence of Glass living with the Native Americans.
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And with 1 in 10 Americans living with a rare disease, chances are you likely know a few people facing the challenges of living with a rare disease.
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This is especially important for vulnerable populations, such as children and people living with HIV, as TB is the leading cause of death among people living with HIV.
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Living with Navi was very similar to the experience of living with a sister: We enjoyed each other's company immensely, while also annoying the fuck out of each other.
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"We are living with white society and also living with my culture," Pedro Wonaeamirri, 42, a prominent Tiwi artist, said as he showed a visitor around the Jilamara center.
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Living with the Gods , by Neil MacGregor (Knopf) .
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But even as they bring together a number of people living with STIs, they don't seem to do much to improve general education about living with herpes and other STIs.
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At the time, he was living with four sons from his first marriage, to Margaret Cooney (their daughter was living with her mother), frat-house style, as Ms. Thomas recalled.
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Between October and December of last year, HHS officials completed welfare checks on 22019,635 migrant children the agency says are living with adult sponsors in the U.S. Of those 7,635 children, 6,075 were still living with their sponsors, 28 had run away, five had been deported and 85033 were living with someone else.
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The Alzheimer's Association and AIM are also alarmed by the potential impact of this legislation on Americans living with pre-existing conditions, including the 200,000 Americans living with younger-onset Alzheimer's.
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Overall, 11.83 percent of people living with someone prescribed opioids and 11.11 percent of people living with a person prescribed NSAIDs started taking opioids over the next year, the study found.
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" Living with Rosie, writes Myles, "I was companioned, seen.
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" Children and adults living with CHD are not "cured.
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Children living with same-sex parents experienced, on average, three and a half hours of parenting time per day, compared with two and a half for children living with a heterosexual couple.
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Living With Cancer Many people associate palliative care with hospice care, but medical professionals are offering it to children and adolescents living with cancer as well as to those dying from it.
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" In another article, their CEO further confirmed this statement by saying, "No one would like to date people living with HIV unless he is living with it…many rich and successful gay sugar daddies do not want to date gay men living with HIV, which is the reason why we launched this app to meet their needs.
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Arnot also said their study tested whether living with a male partner affected menopause -- one existing theory was that increased exposure to male pheromones as result of living with a man delayed menopause.
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By that time, my mother was living with another man.
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Meet Justine, a woman living with stage IV breast cancer.
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I was living with my parents and brother, working retail.
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The best part of motherhood is living with my son.
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And no, I don't have a trainer living with me.
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Trust me, he doesn't want a patient living with him.
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Fortunately, at the time, my mom was living with me.
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After two months of living with him, the plan soured.
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He was living with foster parents when Sandusky attacked him.
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"I'm definitely not living with him next year," Mike said.
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Consider living with the knowledge that you could be next.
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He's living with Sam and continues to pay child support.
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"Grown adults are still living with their parents," he said.
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But can you imagine *living* with a climate change denier?
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Transgender people have been living with greater openness and joy.
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That there is no controlling them, only living with them.
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What it's like living with a chronic circadian rhythm problem.
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I wasn't just going to settle for living with that.
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I've been living with the Watch for several days now.
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Beethoven for a Later Age: Living with the String Quartets.
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"However, awareness and preparedness are prerequisites for living with fire."
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Living with an innate sense that no man deserves you?
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Living with parasitic worms in your gut is not fun.
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She was living with them, helping to raise her grandchildren.
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Meet Linda, a woman living with breast and liver cancer.
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This means living with constant tension, but it's worth it.
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What is normal life expectancy for people living with HIV?
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And that's like living with all this government or socialism.
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Which is not what you want to be living with.
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"I'm finally back living with my mom," he says later.
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It's the only job I can earn a living with.
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She was living with the dead, Hertwig told her daughter.
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Living with someone who snores a lot can be rough.
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More than 5 million Americans are living with the disease.
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And for survivors, living with the aftereffects can be harrowing.
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People living with anxiety often feel ashamed of their illness.
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Basically living with whoever will let them live with them.
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He had been living with his family in New Jersey.
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Humans are living with the warmest temperatures in modern history.
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Who is this I've been living with for thirty years?
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A. I was living with my parents in Quincy, Mass.
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He had been living with Parkinson's disease for several years.
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He's currently living with Brassard while looking for a house.
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Soon he was back in Texas, living with his mother.
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Working and living with a sense of purpose and meaning.
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Another is now living with the actor portraying the father.
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"Here we are living with it since childhood," he said.
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This was living with a family, attending school in Spanish.
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Many South Africans living with HIV were not so lucky.
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Meet Beth, a woman living with stage IV breast cancer.
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Giannecchini is living with what is considered terminal ovarian cancer.
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How has living with Trumpism impacted you as an artist?
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Most of the time, living with bipolar disorder is uneventful.
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There's a lot that goes into living with an illness.
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Has anything surprised you about living with a white person?
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We have been living with 'the other side' every day.
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Millions of them are living with a compromised immune system.
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When did each of you first begin living with art?
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Now living with a girlfriend, Nicolas never calls or visits.
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In the meantime, thousands are living with a wrenching uncertainty.
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Living with your demons and playing them until the dawn.
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"Living with a parrot is very challenging," Mr. Sorino said.
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They were living with them, agonizing over them every day.
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Instead of the collectible, lifestyle thing of living with art.
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I think a lot of people are living with this.
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Living with dignity is a right for all human beings.
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I have now been living with cancer for a year.
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I have been living with my girlfriend for two years.
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But in one way, we are still living with them.
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At least 2.7 million Americans are living with atrial fibrillation.
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He designed the homelessness crisis that we're living with today.
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But I had been living with it my whole life.
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WE HAVE BEEN LIVING WITH IT NOW FOR THREE YEARS.
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He had to prepare for living with her, she said.
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"I wonder if he's living with his parents," she said.
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In addition, 5.5 million people are currently living with Alzheimer's.
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Adelfa and her family are now living with a neighbor.
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He is now in treatment and living with his father.
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Mr. de Leeuw wound up living with his mother's sister.
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"Others might find living with these things overbearing," he says.
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"They are living with me at the moment," he said.
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Warning: Spoilers for Living With Yourself season 1 are ahead.
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Several years later we are still living with its effects.
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CNN: What was it like living with Bill and Bridgett?
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Moondog spent a year living with Glass and his wife.
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What's it like living with a KAWS painting of SpongeBob?
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Carrie Ann Inaba is opening up about living with lupus.
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Almost 37 million people worldwide are living with HIV today.
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Shilpa spent her final 10 years living with her parents.
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Just a year ago, she was living with the rebels.
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And they have been living with this threat for decades.
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Living with your parents comes at a certain price, though.
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Imagine living with two teenagers who aren't related to you.
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We're living with the excesses of 60 years of hyperindividualism.
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He was a teenager, living with his family in Delhi.
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Today in the United States, nearly 6900 million adults are living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and more than 2628,28503 are living with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), or kidney failure, which includes transplants.
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"We looked at each other and said, 'We're not going to be living with the one who lies incessantly, we're going to be living with the one who is very sweet,' " Mr. Wagner said.
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"The Hate Race" articulates the quotidian experience of living with racism.
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WATTERS: Okay, so you&aposre still technically living with the family.
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Barby Ingle can tell you all about living with chronic pain.
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" Robson reportedly told Polanski, "That's a great girl you're living with.
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Ruth Henricks: At first, we delivered to people living with AIDS.
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I was living with his mama, two pitbulls in a bedroom.
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At the time of her disappearance, Carlie was living with James.
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She spent two years living with a man named Mark Kennedy.
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These laws increase stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV.
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He came from the pound in Alabama to living with us.
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Here, she shares her experience of living with a sex addiction.
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Tufekci has no unifying theory, but she's comfortable living with ambiguity.
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Living with chronic pain, I've learned that redefining "normal" is essential.
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He's also living with a white roommate named Clifton (Erich Lane).
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But she was also, her family said, living with mental illness.
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She and her children were living with her boyfriend, Paul Tucci.
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"Basically, we are all are living with lice," Dr. Trautwein said.
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In 2014, while living with his father, Mr. White was hospitalized.
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That's why people often caution against living with your best friend.
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Yeah, that is, that is the horror show we're living with.
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I was living with Ricky and I'd known Keith Strickland forever.
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It's an implausible and damaging depiction of living with mental illness.
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They're going to be living with these games for a while.
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Do people living with XP really have to avoid the sun?
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Meet Erin, a young woman living with stage-IV breast cancer.
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The ACA was a game-changer for Americans living with HIV.
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Today, he is living with a relative in Bedford, New York.
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Nick has been living with his mother since the tragedy occurred.
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The furry family is living with the Wheelers two other dogs.
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Hernandez applied, and has been living with TPS status ever since.
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Living with one's parents well into adulthood may not be ideal.
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I was more afraid of living with myself after this experience.
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Winfrey was living with her father in Tennessee at the time.
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One of the founders, Justin Booogaard, was living with his grandmother.
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Still, she admitted that living with diabetes is not always easy.
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Even if it means living with HIV, I get to live.
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Like right now, I'm living with my mom and my sister.
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Living with hairy legs doesn't seem so awful in comparison.[YouTube]
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Snyder said the little girl is now living with family members.
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He's currently living with his father, Madonna's ex-husband Guy Ritchie.
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" In 2012, Deborah Danner wrote an essay titled "Living with Schizophrenia.
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As well purchase his book, LIVING WITH: My Dead Pony, here.
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Living with Rust and the Shaw family, Kioko began receiving sponsorships.
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Tonic spoke with three women about their experience living with HSV.
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But living with only a right lung may decrease exercise capacity.
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Oh, and she's been living with me these past few months.
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Superstitions Across sub-Saharan Africa, living with albinism carries great stigma.
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We were living with these people who were obsessed with aliens.
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But living with prolonged stress can be psychologically and mentally debilitating.
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I'm a 21-year cancer survivor living with two blood cancers.
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Remember, living with a chronic illness is tiring, tiring, tiring. 100.
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The number of people living with Alzheimer's disease is rapidly growing.
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Over 219 percent of those currently living with HIV are MSM.
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Moreover, approximately 1.4 percent of transgender people are living with HIV.
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Why wasn't she living with her parents, they wanted to know.
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We currently have 35 capuchins living with partners in 13 states.
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Other rewards are living with and being intimate with the art.
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Nakamura's wife, Jamie, is living with the effects of those risks.
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We've been told that some children are living with new families.
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We've been living with these candidates for more than a year.
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Another daughter was living with a Gentile husband somewhere in California.
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I have been living with H.I.V. since 2002, and I'm undetectable.
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Florida has published a very helpful Guide to Living with Alligators.
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But we've been living with that for a little while now.
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Just a short time later, though, he began living with Bree.
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And living with purpose will encourage other behavior that promotes longevity.
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Elle is still married and living with Emmett in Washington, D.C.
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He was admittedly still living with Radley's parents at the time.
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They are living with it in a way they haven't before.
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"Rather, it is the reality of living with an unwanted pregnancy."
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Like Rodriguez, they are almost always poor and living with parents.
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Living with Jamie Fraser isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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I've been living with my parents for just over one year.
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It was difficult to re-adjust to living with my mom.
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Other series like "Try Living with Lucie" live primarily on YouTube.
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The 10-story building melds traditional living with the industrial world.
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Lin Feng, 69, has been living with HIV for five years.
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They worried about living, with unknown debilitating effects on their bodies.
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Koditschek was particularly fearful of the Nazi she was living with.
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"Living together is better than living with strangers," Ms. Villalona said.
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We're living with uncertainty now, whether we acknowledge it or not.
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Caroline: It's true — I spent six months living with "Clark's Place"!
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I had left my father and was living with my grandfather.
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After he's dead, you're going to be living with this [expletive].
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Ms. Chesney, 91, started living with a new roommate last month.
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He wound up living with them during his high school years.
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I've been living with diabetes since I was 2740 years old.
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Still, she said she remembered living with him off and on.
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Moustafa is living with a life-threatening absence of medical care.
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What do your friends think of you living with your parents?
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Now most of my friends have their kids living with them.
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Is there anything that annoys you about living with your parents?
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What are the pros and conss of living with your parents?
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"I was living with my grandparents in California before," she said.
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There's something to be said for living with mom and dad.
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They're both living with a political reality that they don't like.
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Kolomi was living with his older sister and going to school.
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"I was living with my auntie in Benin City," she said.
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"We were living with my grandparents, and that sucked," Driver said.
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The violence we're living with in Mexico is not our violence.
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"My mother finds comfort in me living with someone," she said.
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Living with any form of debt is carrying a heavy burden.
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In 1985, Tammy interviewed Steve Pieters, who was living with AIDS.
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" He added: "I started this company while living with my parents.
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Rosenstein: Living with a spouse with dementia is a difficult journey.
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Mr. Crout said Mr. Inman had been living with his mother.
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Humans are already living with the warmest temperatures in modern history.
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Often living with debt over your head isn't living at all.
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" In a 2012 essay, Deborah Danner reflected upon "Living with Schizophrenia.
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Approximately 40,000 people in the U.K. are living with the condition.
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We also know people living with HIV pose no public threat.
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Over the summer, Serena reminisced about living with her older sister.
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In my experience, living with ADHD means actual, real personal difficulty.
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Or consider living with an unending library of easily recalled memories.
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We have to get used to living with this new normal.
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I think a lot of people are sad living with capitalism.
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The Washington Post offers a penetrating look into living with Alzheimer's.
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He recently discussed living with HIV with The New York Times.
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Newton highlighted the ever-increasing impact of living with poor health.
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For those with access to dollars, living with hyperinflation is demoralizing.
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She's worried about the women who are still living with him.
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People living with the virus spoke in our high school auditorium.
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"We haven't moved in together yet so I'm living with my guys and she's living with one of her best friends," the American Idol winner told PEOPLE exclusively ahead of their wedding on Saturday in North Carolina.
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In her debut novel, Mira T. Lee writes about Chinese-American sisters Lucy and Miranda Bok, the former living with schizoaffective disorder, the latter living with the weight (inherited, but also self-imposed) of caring for her.
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"In some special cases I hand out needles - when it is really needed such as in the case of a person living with HIV who is in the company of those not living with HIV," he said.
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Were there any challenges to living with the same people for months?
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If you're living with someone, you're probably aware of their drinking habits.
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But if the film tells us that living with age is the
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My generation will be the ones living with the elected official's decisions.
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The child had been living with Holt's mother, Laurie Holt, since February.
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He wasn't living with the rest of the family when Natalie died.
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Who's more used to living with a government rife with, well, scandal?
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And speaking of how living with secrets can change your life … Paige.
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On those days, living with a chronic illness doesn't seem so bad.
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"It was like living with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," Lake says.
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In 230, only 224 percent of young adults were living with parents.
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It's full of girls living with regret and longing to start over.
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In 2000 there were 14m children of migrants living with their parents.
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Since her discovery, she's continued to advocate for those living with HIV.
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The panel that featured Alcott was focused on people living with disabilities.
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Is this something you see yourself as living with, or eventually defeating?
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Frazier is currently living with lupus and is extremely sensitive to pollutants.
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Every person living with autism has a gift, they have an affinity.
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More than 100 million in the U.S. alone are living with diabetes.
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Also, there is the paranoia of living with things like NSA surveillance.
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Darker orange states have higher numbers of people living with hepatitis C.
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He's a normal guy, living with is family far from North Carolina.
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In 2014, an estimated 450,000 people were living with HIV in Thailand.
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No matter what your depression looks like, living with it is hard.
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So we've been living with this rule now for two full seasons.
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We'd be living with 12 people and we'd buy bulk toilet paper.
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He works with non-profits, helping people and children living with disabilities.
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There are about 350 people in the world living with Laron syndrome.
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Now he's living with Germans and studying, and his German is fluent.
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In 22000 there were more than 22013 million Americans living with Alzheimer's.
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And many women living with PCOS are choosing to do that same.
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At the time, Kiaya's father was living with his girlfriend, Zellmer's mother.
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People living with the disease lose a part of themselves every day.
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I was living with my ex-boyfriend that was beating my ass.
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I was living with his mama, two pit bulls in a bedroom.
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Here's what 12 people living with rare conditions want you to know.
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" "Daily living with chronic disease involves a lot of planning and organization.
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There are about 50 million people in the world living with dementia.
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Although Lamar is not living with Khloe, they are spending time together.
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Ortega's daughter was living with her grandmother in Guatemala at the time.
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"Sometimes friendships for children living with cognitive abilities is a hard thing."
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Globally, some 36.7 million people are living with HIV, according to UNAIDS.
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I love playing with those guys, and I'm currently living with them.
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The benefits from living with another person vary from city to city.
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Her son Neil had been living with dyslexia, which motivated her cause.
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Ms. Diski ended up living with her from ages 15 to 19.
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Read: How to Deal with Living with Your Parents in Your 20s
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And Trump is living with it because, well, he has no choice.
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But like so many living with Alzheimer's, Mom's biorhythms were upside down.
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He was not living with her at the time of the attack.
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The board cannot, however, retaliate against the woman for living with someone.
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Elias and Pir made fun of Ismael for living with his mother.
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But there is still the unexamined cumulative impact of living with sexism.
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I spent years building and living with debt, thinking it was normal.
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We got his roommate to write a column about living with David.
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McQueen soon found himself living with an uncle on a Missouri farm.
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Living with, working alongside, and caring for someone with autism is messy.
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The segment began with Davidson, 25, talking about living with his mom.
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Still, the residents are constantly living with the fear of being evicted.
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Read one writer's powerful account of living with her sister's mental illness.
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My dad, who I was living with, was still drinking very heavily.
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This was 1972 and everyone's living with people they're not married with.
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Sweeney sold "several thousand" copies of "ZZT" while living with his parents.
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Living With Cancer Inside our new condo, the internet connection had failed.
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We are still living with pernicious outcomes of the segregation of blacks.
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Living With Cancer During periods of hardship, laughter can lighten the load.
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Ms. Jameson is a fine artist and writer living with multiple sclerosis.
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McNally was a lung cancer survivor living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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That's roughly 7 million people living with a weakened immune system today.
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He said he had grown accustomed to living with chaos and uncertainty.
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I was living with my son and we would hear gunshots constantly.
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They have been living with a foster family, along with other children.
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What do your friends think about you still living with your parents?
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He wasn't living with any friend or helping out with any baby.
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Abu Hafs was back in Afghanistan, living with his family in Kandahar.
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It's a reality of living with cystic fibrosis she's come to accept.
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Stephanie is one of 28500 million Americans living with a rare disease.
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At 14, after her parents divorced, she was living with her mother.
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The family is now living with a friend from their Baptist church.
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"His mother is now living with widows and orphans," Hajji Naqibullah said.
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She became homeless at 15 when living with her family became impossible.
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For those living with PCOS, these skin-deep symptoms can be debilitating.
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The group estimates about 300 million people worldwide are living with depression.
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"So that's what the president's been living with," Mr. Sekulow said sadly.
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Warning: Spoilers are ahead for the Living With Yourself season 1 finale.
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The Alzheimer's Association estimates 5.8 million Americans are living with the disease.
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It is not fun being the person living with that emotional pain.
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And while problems still flare, people have adapted to living with bears.
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Living With Cancer Is you is or is you ain't my cancer?
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Conversations around living with a disability often turn serious, academic and stale.
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Eleven million Americans are living with COPD – including 28500 million Medicare beneficiaries.
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We [eventually] talked about holding space for people and living with boundaries.
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THEN: Rob Kardashian was newly single and living with his sister Khloe.
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Anderson hoped that Timmothy was living with a loving family, she said.
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The following year, the diver announced he was also living with AIDS.
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Close to 38 million people around the world are living with HIV.
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Thousands of Americans are living with ALS — each hoping for a cure.
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In college, it would've been such a nightmare living with my parents.
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No longer living with my mom and brother, his world seemed shakier.
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Our sources say as of Wednesday Jenelle was still living with David.
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Matthew, who happened to be living with his parents then, woke late.
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This may be especially important for those who are living with abuse.
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The Children Were Living With Relatives After Their Parents Died Courtney's friend, Monica Camacho, told PEOPLE in April that the four children were living with relatives and were having a hard time handling coping with their parents' deaths.
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"Sometimes living with a roommate means you both move closer to similar types of values, and sometimes living with a roommate can clarify how you have different values, and it can strengthen a perspective you have," he says.
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"Because people living with HIV are disproportionately impacted by the length of the donor wait list, if you are living with HIV, you are nearly twice as likely to pass away while waiting for a kidney," she said.
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The Affordable Care Act significantly expanded insurance for people living with HIV — its ban on pre-existing condition exclusions and increased premiums based on a person's health secured reliable coverage for people living with HIV for the first time.
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God's Love We Deliver has found similar results in people living with HIV and FIMC agency Project Open Hand in San Francisco demonstrated cost savings for patients with type 2 diabetes and increased adherence for people living with HIV.
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Michael Douglas, "The Kominsky Method"Bill Hader, "Barry"Ben Platt, "The Politician"Paul Rudd, "Living With Yourself"Ramy Youssef, "Ramy"Who will win: Paul Rudd, "Living With Yourself"Douglas won last year and the HFPA doesn't like to repeat.
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Her brother, who had been living with their parents, passed away in 2016.
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Researchers say they are living with their parents longer, which delays sexual activity.
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Meet Brittney, a 19-year-old woman living with stage-IV breast cancer.
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Mariah Carey opens up about living with bipolar disorder for the first time.
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A lot of them are living with addiction, or have in the past.
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So, who was Cesar living with the entire time Oscar was in prison?
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In the United States, more than 30,000 people are living with cystic fibrosis.
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Was it the days of listening to people's stories and living with Laura?
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She quickly began a relationship with Kelly, and soon was living with him.
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Many are people living with DID, but some are family members and clinicians.
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Emani has been living with Nispey's sister, Samantha, since his death last March.
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Kardashian and their two children, North and Saint, are not living with West.
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Living with depression makes it hard to do even simple tasks sometimes, though.
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Sixty years later we are still living with the fruits of this omission.
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It was not habit, but ritual, something he adopted from living with Rafael.
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For more stories about detecting, treating, or living with breast cancer, click here.
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Making choices and living with the consequences is part of being self-responsible.
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Also living with DQ and his aunt was his aunt's fiancé: Quinn James.
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A whopping 31 percent of respondents are living with anxiety, depression, or both.
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Son Jude, 14, is living with his father, Camille's ex-husband Kelsey Grammer.
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Nick Jonas has been living with type 1 diabetes for over a decade.
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The kids are currently living with their grandma, Priscilla Presley, while the Dept.
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After living with ghosts for 16 years, Ramaly no longer believes they exist.
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Kylie Jenner is living with a certain fear — a fear known as lepidopterophobia.
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She portrayed a bride whose husband tricks her into living with a wolf.
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"Especially my girlfriend, because I'm living with her now," Lochte said in September.
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The care helps enable Harry to continue living with Serena in their home.
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The vast majority of people living with prosthetic arms have very limited movement.
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"Life is hard, and living with a chronic illness is hard," she said.
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From what I'm told, he's currently living with my first love in Spain.
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"Living With the Enemy" asks a big question: What is a stalker, anyway?
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I'm closest to my brother, just because he's been living with me recently.
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So how do we effectively treat people living with real and persistent pain?
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We as a species are now living with this problem like never before.
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That type of savings can make it worth living with the Bixby button.
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People living with Alzheimer's will come with a family member, a loved one.
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There's a perception that living with parents is a less-than-comfy arrangement.
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There was once a time when living with friends was just a phase.
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Both children are now living with family members or friends, the department said.
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They never went back, later living with a grandmother and in government housing.
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Some even joked about how living with Williamson helped strengthen Dern's acting chops.
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He was living with a single mom who struggled to make ends meet.
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Read This Next: Living With Someone Who Has OCD Is an Awkward Dance
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For people living with Asperger's syndrome, every social interaction can be a battle.
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He was killed four months later while living with his grandmother, she added.
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The Crazy Fish restaurant had closed, and Kyle was living with Josh Schrutt.
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Napo provides people living with HIV/AIDS broad, affordable access to the drug.
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Living with a family member who has a substance abuse disorder isn't easy.
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Unfortunately, the other new moms living with Izabelle had trouble nursing their babies.
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There's psychological fallout, too, from living with an imperative you can never realize.
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Sofia Richie is no longer living with Scott Disick, a source tells PEOPLE.
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According to UNAIDS, almost 37 million people were living with HIV in 2015.
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She was living with Damond, her fiancé, at the time of her death.
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"For a year, also, I was living with these inexplicable tinglings," she says.
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Warssama is living with her now as he figures out his next steps.
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The cheap rent and internet are thanks to Klee living with four roommates.
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Johnson was married and most recently living with his wife in New York.
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About 5.7 million Americans are living with heart failure, according to the AHA.
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How'd he track her down, after years of living with a restraining order?
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" Louganis says that living with HIV has helped motivate him "mentally and physically.
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"I'm waiting for a replacement," said Tsegaye, who was living with his brother.
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And then now I'm living with regret for the rest of my life?
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I was living with a girlfriend while dating another woman on the side.
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Phoebe had spent sophomore year living with Chris, and now they weren't together.
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He is the second lawmaker to disclose that he is living with HIV.
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As a result, more millennial renters are living with roommates to cut costs.
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He grew up in 1960s Los Angeles, living with his siblings and mother.
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Good vibes will flow between you, your family, and whomever you're living with.
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But living with contradiction is something that humans have to learn to do.
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"It was like that man went on living with us," Juliana told me.
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According to WHO, 36.9 million people were living with HIV globally in 2017.
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Furthermore, the survey did not target people living with chronic or terminal disease.
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He was living with his mother in Helbra, a town in Saxony-Anhalt.
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I ask this on behalf of a community living with a rare disease.
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Living with the threat of domestic violence also shapes daily choices about food.
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The effects of drought are also felt by adults living with the virus.
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In my opinion, living with manic depression takes a tremendous amount of balls.
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"We are now living with the consequences of that vote," Mr. Schumer said.
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In Fermo, the couple were living with 128 other migrants and asylum seekers.
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Both Frykowski and Folger were reportedly living with Tate in the rented house.
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Harvey, 35, spent two decades living with severe anxiety that stemmed from OCD.
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About 36.9 million people worldwide are living with HIV, according to CDC data.
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It starts with me killing them and ends with me living with you.
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I'm living with two other families in my cubicle, twelve people in total.
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Related: Millennials Are Stuck Living with Their Parents at Highest Rate Since WWII
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As Miller tells me, dysfunction isn't a "rule" of living with mental illness.
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Three years later, he is still unemployed and living with his in-laws.
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There comes a time where living with your parents just isn't cool anymore.
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Mark talked of how he missed living with his ex-wife and daughter.
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For older Americans living with disabilities and chronic conditions, traditional jobs don't work.
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Moreno adds that those living with Alzheimer's can live very fulfilling, meaningful lives.
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People living with HIV in China often face widespread stigma and social isolation.
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A lifeline Andy Li, 30, has been living with HIV for eight years.
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Living With Cancer Like many people, I attribute my cancer to bad luck.
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Her adult son was living with her and helped pick up the slack.
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"We've been living with the wall all of our lives," Mr. Huerta said.
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Something about living with strangers that I'd found on SpareRoom reinforced the aloneness.
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I'm learning a great deal from living with her voice and her imagination.
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Mr. Mitchell recently started a podcast, "The Juggernaut Show," about living with disabilities.
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"So we have to come here and show them what we're living with."
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Living in poverty used to mean living with the constant threat of violence.
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Opinion After years of living with stage IV cancer, I have some suggestions.
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By mid-2016, about 900,000 people living with HIV were receiving antiretroviral treatment, .
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Mr. Lockhart had been living with his grandparents and working in their business.
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After her death, he recalled living with the Georges early in his career.
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By the early 1950s she was living with Warhol as muse and collaborator.
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"Living with a single mom has not been a cakewalk," Ms. Felix said.
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After all, you'll be living with these folks for a night or more.
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There was someone who appeared to be Helen living with her abductor, Paris.
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Anyone living with somebody experiencing coronavirus symptoms should isolate themselves for 14 days.
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Seventy-five percent of Americans over 65 are living with multiple chronic conditions.
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Living with a mental illness can affect all aspects of a teen's life.
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Since August, he has been living with his grandmother in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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People living with serious mental illness need and deserve quality mental health treatment.
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What are the pros and cons of having your son living with you?
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Living with repeated or chronic stress levels is physically damaging to the animal.
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She added that "we have been living with the consequences" of the referendum.
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Ms. Sanchez is living with her family, including her son, Ms. Newman said.
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Living with his two dogs, Lucy and Marrok, he couldn't feel more content.
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She now is living with her husband and two children in a hotel.
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There are many benefits to living with a group of family and friends.
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In 2011, Bupp was living with her then-girlfriend, Bianca Barattini, in Brooklyn.
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They were newlyweds, and she and her husband were living with his parents.
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Nora Lum, is a part-time Uber driver still living with her family.
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I love to help artists, but I also enjoy living with the pieces.
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It is also the leading killer of people living with HIV and AIDS.
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When they left Iran they were (likely) living with parents or were students.
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Most people living with HIV that I met were hopeful about their future.
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Her advice is to give living with mom and dad again a try.
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Fleck is a clown-by-hire and aspiring comedian living with his mother.
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Mastikasheva is a Ukrainian citizen who was living with her partner in Moscow.
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I just found out on Facebook that she is living with a guy.
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Living with and beyond the girlhood you shared together is an unshakable loss.
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His status banned him from living with her, and thus with his wife.
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Of the 850,653 people living with dementia in the UK, 500,000 are women.
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It also has more people living with Alzheimer's disease than any other country.
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"We're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future," Ryan admitted.
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The majority are living with host communities in neighboring Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey.
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Many will have stories to tell about the adjustment to living with roommates.
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According to UNAIDS, almost 37 million people globally are living with HIV/Aids.
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All signs point to more people living with diabetes and its associated complications.
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Not everyone whose diet isn't up to nutritional standards is living with ARFID.
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Jamie-Lynn Sigler has learned some "beautiful lessons" through living with multiple sclerosis.
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Hazel had been living with her father, Brandon Homan, and Dixon since June.
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He's a loner, socially awkward, not entirely likable, still living with his mother.
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Living With Cancer Why does a holiday visit from adult children inspire anxiety?
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I have been living with a chronic painful condition that affects my genitals.
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It includes a section on living with postmodernism and another on its aftermath.
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A boat ride called Living With the Land takes riders past agricultural scenes.
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I've been living with my parents for a little over half a year.
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That's out now, as is Martin Kemp's new Leonardo biography, Living With Leonardo.
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She had been living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, A.L.S., for a few years.
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And then it got to the point where X was living with us.
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In our Opinion section, a woman living with a serious cancer weighed in.
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Dating in your 30s while living with your parents can be a challenge.
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The insurance rate for people living with HIV certainly increased under the ACA.
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The rumor is that he's now living with his wife among the Japanese.
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Faith's been living with Andrea in Malibu since June, when the couple separated.
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If you're living with a partner, you might need to make some adjustments.
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Judge revealed in the season 10 reunion that Sidney had been living with Simon, and hadn't seen her mother in two years, while son Spencer, on the other hand, had been living with Judge full time and didn't speak to Simon.
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In taking on his newest role — playing a lovestruck teen living with cystic fibrosis in Five Feet Apart — Cole Sprouse did extensive research about the disease in order to properly and respectfully portray how it impacts those living with it.
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The poverty rate for divorced women living with at least one child in 2018 was 19%, more than twice the rate for divorced men living with one or more children, according to calculations based on data from the Current Population Survey.
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Millennials are living with their parents at a rate not seen since the Great Depression Millennials are living with their parents at a rate not seen since the Great Depression Leaving the nest is becoming an elusive rite of passage.
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He's living with his family and he's largely left the internet culture wars behind.
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Brexit negotiations may be tough, but living with lower incomes afterwards could be tougher.
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If you're someone living with a mental illness, this transition can feel especially daunting.
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I've been living in fear and have been living with this my entire life.
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My grandfather passed away five years ago, so GG's been living with my parents.
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In Cambodia, an estimated 74,000 people were living with HIV infections, according to UNAIDS.
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But with this economy, I'll probably be living with my parents for a while.
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No longer living with Tiny, he has a child and is a heroin addict.
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Since then, Bautisa-Mayorga and her son have been living with Inestroza in Texas.
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And thanks to Justin's connections to patients—people living with cystic fibrosis, like Claire.
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A bond over food and math Damien's only concern about living with his teacher?
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Jill Zarin is happy and loving the life she's living with her husband, Bobby.
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More than 5 million people are living with the condition in the United States.
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If your grad is living with a significant other, they'll be set with leftovers.
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"blindness" is replaced with the reality of living with blood in her eyes… but
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Michelle's daughter, whom Buzzfeed refers to as "N," is still reportedly living with Kelly.
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It is the sorrow of living with a daughter she loves but doesn't want.
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Which I had been living with all that time without knowledge about my condition.
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Germany is living with an unstable government and rising Europhobic extreme right political forces.
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And so, yeah, we're going to be living with Obamacare for the foreseeable future.
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More than half of all children of migrants are now living with their parents.
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He was 18, living with a friend in his family's home in Worcester, Mass.
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An estimated 47 million Americans are currently living with this type of preclinical Alzheimer's.
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The woman is not living with her father at this time, the officials said.
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Living with wife Louise, a laundress, Mr. Wayne was quite removed from Gotham City.
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They are now living with family members until they figure out their next step.
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Her brother said she had recently been living with her grandmother in San Diego.
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I had the honor of playing music and living with you in multiple bands.
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More recently he has been living with his wife and children in New Jersey.
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The human cost is horrific — people living with pollution every day of their lives.
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Locklear had her parents — father Bill, 89, and mother Diane, 85 — living with her.
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About 282,000 people are living with spinal cord injuries in the United States (PDF).
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"Europeans had 10,000 years living with these animals and building up immunity," Liebmann added.
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People are adjusting to living with dongles, or going Bluetooth, or however they're coping.
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I was in a career lull, nearly penniless, and living with my parents again.
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The move was welcomed by many organizations that advocate for people living with HIV.
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Can you talk about how living with a chronic condition can impact your relationships?
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What do these kinds of links to transgenderism mean for those living with DSDs?
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Technically nothing has changed, since half the population was already living with those feelings.
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He has been living with this script with us for a long time, obviously.
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Tebow told us that this is about not living with regret—an admirable sentiment.
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Downton Abbey's Jessica Brown Findlay has spoken openly about living with an eating disorder.
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So we want to hold off on living with each other for a while.
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Half of them had been living with back pain for at least 11 years.
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I doubt you'd find anyone living with actual OCD who would say the same.
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She works through living with her disorder each day, using different skills from therapy.
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I was living with someone so I decided not to act on my feelings.
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But even married people (and those living with partners) aren't doing it as much.
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"He's going off with his girlfriend and I'm living with my girlfriend," Harington explained.
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As we told you ... Jordyn moved out and is back living with her mom.
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We are living with small tiny cuts, and we are bleeding every single day.
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An estimated 1.2 million Americans, and about 37 million worldwide, are living with HIV.
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In the report, Elliot denied striking the woman, and denied living with the woman.
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Elliott and / or / aka Mr. Robot are hiding out in Queens, living with Mrs.
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He worked as a craftsman, in Belgium, while living with Rose Beuret, a seamstress.
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Globally, about 75% of people living with HIV/AIDs were diagnosed, the group says.
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Maria was living with the father of her two children in the United States.
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France will be living with the threat of new attacks for years to come.
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"There's a long tradition of men living with something like roommates," Dr. Klinenberg said.
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Many Americans living with a disability like me have joined me in that fight.
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When you're living with someone you're not thinking, how are you creating your work?
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He was still living with Verrocchio when he was charged with sodomy in 19993.
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Sonita is living with her sister and her niece when she meets Ms. Maghami.
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We are now living with the results of weakened voter access thanks to Kavanaugh.
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For example, young professionals can save thousands of dollars by living with their parents.
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Read more: Selma Blair says she's living with an 'aggressive form' of multiple sclerosis.
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By contrast, most fathers who had children living with them went for Moore (56%).
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If she is living with relatives, she risks being kicked out of her home.
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The usefulness of person-centered approaches are being evaluated for those living with dementia.
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Starkey said her grandson had been living with her for the past 2 years.
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"We are going to be living with ObamaCare for the foreseeable future," Ryan said.
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"These women have been living with tropical diseases for a long time," Diniz said.
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Foreign policy decisions have long-term impacts, and we are now living with them.
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People living around protected areas need to see practical benefits to living with wildlife.
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"At that point, most of us were living with our parents," Mr. Aschoff said.
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Clinton after living with her in the public spotlight for more than 20 years.
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About 37 million people around the world are living with HIV, the agency said.
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I find when you are living with gratitude each moment, the dates become irrelevant.
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Living with one's parents is now the most common living arrangement for young Americans.
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This could have a considerable impact on the budgets of seniors living with asthma.
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More than 18 million men, women and children living with HIV are without treatment.
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People living with mental health disabilities are also part of this appalling blame game.
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She was living with Amaya in a shelter in Manhattan, near the F.D.R. Drive.
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And the guy you've been living with has to go and ask him permission?
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Ms. Jodai was living with her grandmother and aunt in the hills of Nagasaki.
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So living with him for two years has really changed my perspective on aliens.
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Plus, there's the logistical issue that more young people are living with their parents.
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People living with anosmia, the loss of one's sense of smell, do just that.
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Over 1.5 million Syrians are now living with permanent disabilities from war-related injuries.
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The app, DaddyBear, was specifically not looking for customers who were living with HIV.
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Some are just 12 years old, she said, including girls living with their parents.
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Six players living with their coach in a condominium six blocks from Eastside high?
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I think living with that depends on how comfortable we are with our delusions.
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She quickly became an advocate and activist for those living with a terminal illness.
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Namibia has exceeded this target with 77% of adults living with HIV virally suppressed.
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They're 19 times more likely to be living with HIV, according to the foundation.
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According to UNAids there were 37.9 million people globally living with HIV in 2018.
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LIVING WITH GUNSA Liberal's Case for the Second AmendmentBy Craig R. Whitney284 pp. PublicAffairs.
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His family moved often, living with relatives when they couldn't afford their own home.
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I've been living with Thomas Cromwell for 50 years, nearly, since my undergraduate days.
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Price also opposes expanding Medicaid, which serves many of those living with HIV/AIDS.
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Harris spent the next year living with his friend, sometimes sleeping on the floor.
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Maria often serves as the guardian, friend, and counselor of people living with HIV.
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And so that is why Heidi keeps living with Jason (and his teammate roommate).
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But Rivera isn't interested in living with his 10-member creator team, he said.
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His new book, "Living with the Monks," was published May 29 (Hachette/Center Street).
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"We're living with things now that have only been in storage," Ms. Ingrassia said.
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"We'll be living with trade war fears for a while to come," Gatto said.
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They're also more likely to be elderly or living with a pre-existing condition.
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When she was 26, she began living with Mr. Williams, who was then 19803.
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Then she was gone, living with Jim in a new town 65 miles away.
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" Jane Fonda "We're still living with the old paradigm of age as an arch.
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Ms. Baptiste's foster daughter, also 18, has been living with her for a year.
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This is the second of two columns on living with a life-changing disease.
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She had been living with Dr. Pilley's wife and their daughter Robin in Spartanburg.
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"I&aposm like brothers with all these kids I&aposm living with," he said.
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Many people living with AFib suffer chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath and fatigue.
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Only half of Tanzanians living with HIV have access to the medicines they need.
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People living with HIV who maintain viral suppression with ART contributed no new infections.
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"But as for treatment for patients living with the disease now, this one hurts."
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"Living with terror is the thread that runs through 'My Life,'" our reviewer wrote.
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The parents are no longer together, and the boys are living with their father.
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The entire eight-episode season of Living with Yourself premieres on Netflix October 18.
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"We are living with a hunger that we have never had before," he said.
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"We've been living with this fire for four months," he told Reuters by telephone.
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He was an exchange student of ambiguous origin living with the white Baker family.
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It heard from hopeless pregnant women who were living with their kids in cars.
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More than 125,000 people worldwide are believed to be living with the implanted devices.
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In a now iconic moment, she begged for compassion for people living with AIDS.
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IN-BETWEEN DAYS A Memoir About Living With Cancer By Teva Harrison 238 pp.
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"I feel like I am sort of living with his spirit," Ms. Clark said.
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That's the big surprise in the final moments of the Living With Yourself finale.
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He also spent weeks on a monastery living with monks to test himself mentally.
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Only about half of those living with HIV have access to life-saving treatment.
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Ten years ago, Man-Doherty was making minimum wage and living with her father.
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In 2017, one in four killed by police were living with a mental illness.
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The drivers of innovation simply have not been working for children living with HIV.
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She doesn't understand the concept of other people not living with packs of dogs.
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Living With Cancer "No thanks, I already have cancer," I said to the radiologist.
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There are more than 1 million people living with HIV in the United States.
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Globally, in 2018, there were 37.9 million people living with HIV, according to UNAIDS.
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You might never have a problem living with roaches, but why take that risk?
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Indian censuses taken during Annie's childhood repeatedly recorded her living with George and Madeline.
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But today, living with Type 1 diabetes is possible, thanks to one thing: insulin.
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At the time, more than 12 million people were living with HIV in Africa.
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"Living with her is the best thing that ever happened to me," he said.
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He was an exchange student of ambiguous origin living with the white Baker family.
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More than 28,000 United States troops are stationed there, many living with their families.
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Thompson recalled gaining affection for Davis while in high school, living with his grandmother.
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She's no longer living with him and has moved in with a family member.
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Rotterdam's understanding of the risks of living with water has been shaped by tragedy.
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Thomas has been living with this fetid water in her yard for three years.
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Cruz was living with his mother and attending school when it concluded, he said.
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He says he plans to appeal and, for now, he's still living with them.
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It was all in the air, and it was what we were living with.
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A confessional about living with bipolar disorder Speaking to an audience that includes families of those living with mental illness, Maxwell describes what happened when her father, scared out of his mind, drove her to the emergency room after that first breakdown.
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Living with three other creative individuals, all of whom are painters, helps keep Pitch inspired.
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In Five Feet Apart, Cole Sprouse plays Will, a cynical teenager living with cystic fibrosis.
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What's more, she's known loss, and has been living with a serious illness for years.
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Australian man Tom Anderson knows the reality of living with a conviction all too well.
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I've been so proud to get close to many people living with metastatic breast cancer.
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How has living with a colostomy bag affected the way you see your own body?
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He had also just moved back to L.A. so he was living with his parents.
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But what I am is an obnoxiously vocal advocate for those living with mental illness.
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It's kind of boring, but I get excited about the idea of living with someone.
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Growing up undocumented meant living with a fear of going to school and being discovered.
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Today there are more than 303 million people in the United States living with HIV.
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" He also said that in addition to living with Maples, Trump had "three other girlfriends.
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Self-driving wheelchairs would provide entirely new levels of independence for people living with disability.
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According to Boone, the boy had since fully recovered and was living with his father.
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Now, he's helping young people who are living with the disease thrive just like him.
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Instead of living with therapy dog specialists, Idina lives with Greiners and their three sons.
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The percent of young adults living with their parents is the highest in 130 years.
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Pettigrew revealed that Kamaire had only been living with her father for about a year.
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He gently courts her and edges into her life until he's basically living with her.
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And since she was living with her friends, there were constant distractions from the cancer.
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Since then she has spent her career working on behalf of those living with HIV.
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Sure, it is a very unconventional and dysfunctional lifestyle I have, living with these birds.
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And you know, he was a stand up comedian, so I'm living with a comedian.
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Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking.
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Instead, she credits her long life to one thing – living with an abundance of love.
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Many were simply living with their families when the insurgent group took over the territory.
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Anyway , I was living with my boyfriend and three year old daughter at the time.
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Diarists With Disabilities: Have examples of how living with a disability impacts your life financially?
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The National MS Society also recommends comprehensive care for those living with the disease. 2.
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He was living with a knot in his stomach, and it was tearing him apart.
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He's the first pet I've ever had, and living with him is mostly a joy.
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Just know that living with a mental illness doesn't mean that you shouldn't have children.
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I was going through a divorce and living with and supporting my sister and daughter.
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Nick Jonas knows what it's like to be a kid living with type 20153 diabetes.
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Nearly 53% of people 20 and older in the United States are living with obesity.
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"The stigma of living with HIV has diminished my feelings of self-efficacy," Mikiki says.
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Walsh-Lommen was living with his mother at the time of her death, say authorities.
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Don't be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people's thinking.
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Students dominating the news cycles right now have had enough of living with gun violence.
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That's pretty much what Ali had, and he did a remarkable job living with it.
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For Bella Hadid, modeling means battling the daily physical distress of living with Lyme disease.
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"We see this whole back history where Glass was living with the Pawnees," Coleman says.
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The couple had a two-year-old daughter, Faith, who is now living with relatives.
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Insulin pills have long been a kind of Holy Grail for people living with diabetes.
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Finally, Hollywood is getting the message to be more inclusive to people living with disabilities.
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"Especially my girlfriend, because I'm living with her now," Lochte said of Playmate Kayla Reid.
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At some point, she began living with Erickson, the GOP consultant nearly twice her age.
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She had been living with her father, Wayne, in West Virginia when the sepsis hit.
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It's not known how many immigrants living with mental health issues go undiagnosed and untreated.
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Using machine learning, they found they could distinguish the brains of those living with depression.
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Timmons, 43, is a devoted family man, living with wife Amanda and their five children.
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She is living with multiple sclerosis, which has kept her in chronic pain for years.
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We went to Malibu first and had all these marines and bodyguards living with us.
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Perhaps. But this is just another day, living with obsessive compulsive disorder, known as OCD.
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Click here to purchase Roberts' "Choose Kind" t-shirt to support people living with disabilities.
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To that point, there are some 57 million Americans living with disabilities, about 19 percent.
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Currently, people living with HIV can receive organs from donors who don't have the infection.
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This medical uncertainty is often a reality for those living with rare diseases and disorders.
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"People living with chronic conditions need to maintain treatment before complications set in," says Roberts.
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Of the 35 million people living with HIV today, women make up more than half.
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Francesco: We never made a living with our music, and it's getting harder and harder.
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We preferred living with our mother because when we were home, we were usually alone.
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Friends say she moved from Pennsylvania in late summer after living with a female friend.
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She has accomplished all this while living with the restrictions of a court-approved conservatorship.
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Generations United estimates that a total of 2.6 million children are living with relatives today.
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Helen and I were living with our baby, Katie, in a small apartment in Sausalito.
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But mostly, Zamora helped shift Americans' perspectives on gay people living with HIV and AIDS.
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At 24, he was living with five friends in Dallas in a three-bedroom apartment.
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More millennials are living with roommates because they can't afford rent, let alone a house.
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"Living with peanut allergy requires constant vigilance," said NIAID Director Anthony Fauci in a statement.
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He's living with fellow alum Chase McNary and they've launched their own clothing line, LeisureLetics.
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Many of these students were local, with some living with their families in FEMA trailers.
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But no charges were filed at the time, and the boy continued living with Cross.
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The answer is living with the "confidence of a mediocre white guy" for a day.
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As I learned from living with the Quirky Aros, internet connected ACs aren't that useful.
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He'd been living with Emil for a month when he finally asked for the favor.
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Natalia's now living with another family in Indiana, where she is treated like a teenager
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So the case for working and living with a sense of purpose is crystal clear.
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Prince Harry has praised rugby star Gareth Thomas for revealing he is living with HIV.
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I'll be posting additional views on paths to living with wildfire in the coming days.
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One area they're focused on is managing the care of patients living with chronic conditions.
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I wonder if the people would be OK living with irrelevant ads if they knew?
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People often compare their standard of living with the standard they experienced while growing up.
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But he is still waiting, living with the pain of the death of his son.
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People living with HIV and AIDS often live on the edge of poverty and homelessness.
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"I've been living with depression and anxiety for about half my life now," Josh said.
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She was living with her boyfriend at the time, and he suggested they get married.
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A complicated part of being human: living with the knowledge of your own impending death.
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There are more than a million people living with HIV in the United States today.
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They may well be living with severe anxiety or depression due to their reasonable fear.
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But here I am today, walking without crutches, living with Simona, being a good dad.
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Monks: When A Lesson In Time came out we were still living with our parents.
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I've been in Tempelhof for six months now, and I'm living with three other people.
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Watch as Phillippi talks about going from a confident kid to living with scarring acne.
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These two documentaries are of one piece, each depicting one side of living with abuse.
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It would be my first time living with someone, and I had plenty of trepidation.
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She's an acupuncturist and nutritionist––originally from Iran, raised in Houston, now living with Thor.
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Living with one's parents is the most common arrangement for people age 18 to 34.
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Natalia is now living with Antwon and Cynthia Mans, who believe she is a child.
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Silence becomes the breathing space in which people living with cancer can begin difficult conversations.
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Kurt Eichenwald is the author of "A Mind Unraveled," a memoir about living with epilepsy.
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I've never seen another TV show so elegantly simulate the experience of living with trauma.
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He has been living with A.L.S. for over two years and has written a memoir.
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His size corresponds to the grief Nunez's narrator is living with as the story opens.
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In November, he was deported to Brazil, where he is now living with his parents.
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When you're living with a growing, changing and visibly pregnant body, body image gets weird.
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Mr. Khan, a native of Afghanistan, never finished college and has been living with family.
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I'm also still living with my parents, in the same bedroom I grew up in.
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Now, living with us, Doris was determined to regain her strength and walk independently again.
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We talked everything: dating with cancer, working with cancer, living with cancer, Instagramming with cancer.
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Additionally, many children with drug-addicted parents end up living with uncles, aunts, and grandparents.
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Living With Cancer Ten years after diagnosis, could I finally dispense with chemical sleeping aids?
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Meet Pavitr Prabhakar, an orphan living with his Aunt Maya and Uncle Bhim in Mumbai.
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Living with grandma is great too, but isn't reflected in the music so much [laughs].
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It has allowed me to overcome the shame I felt about living with mental illness.
|
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The number of children in foster care or living with relatives has soared as well.
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She was living with Chicken's younger sister at a homeless shelter near La Guardia Airport.
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Zahir began living with his father full time when he was about a year old.
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His daughter, Evelyn, now 12, was left parentless, living with her grandparents, who share custody.
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Today, she is living with family in the Bangui's PK5 district, a predominantly Muslim neighborhood.
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A residential building next door promises "bespoke living" with two-bedroom apartments renting for $3,000.
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Living With Cancer Is it ethical to break cost-controlling rules for a patient's benefit?
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According to Ms. Whitehead, caregiving isn't all about feeling overwhelmed and living with increased anxiety.
|
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She went to Vanderbilt University and ended up living with her older sister in Chicago.
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Here, his subjects discuss that process and living with their portraits in the decades since.
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"We are still living with the consequences of 2008, including the political ones," Cassidy writes.
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"If you have your head screwed on, you find a way of living with them."
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"I've been living with the idea behind 'Prairie Lotus' for a long time," Park said.
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Unbeknownst to her, she had been living with a ticking time bomb inside her head.
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Living with high blood pressure is a reality for more than 100 million US adults.
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At 2250, he was living with five friends in Dallas in a three-bedroom apartment.
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This partly explains why I got away with living with this illness in plain sight.
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Ms. Hernandez moved out a month ago and is now living with her boyfriend's mother.
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I don't know the people I will be living with once I get to London.
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By this time, he was living with a woman with whom he had two children.
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He made a pretty hasty decision and now we're living with the consequences of that.
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Netflix's Living With Yourself is so much better than it had any right to be.
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Easier said than done when living with a meat lover, but I do my best.
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Those unaccustomed to living with daily violence sometimes speculate that people become numb to it.
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Such spiritual and theological violence damages communities and prevents our culture from living with compassion.
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The British drug company projects there are 3.4 million people living with epilepsy in America.
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Perhaps they are passionate about certain causes or openly talk about living with a disability.
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Mr. Woodberry had been living with a friend in Brooklyn for the last six months.
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We have been living with apocalyptic skies and air full of smoke and intense heat.
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There are 20 still living, with Jackie Stewart (1969, 3233 and 1973) the longest standing.
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About 36.7 million in the world are living with HIV, according to World Health Organization.
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He urged anyone living with domestic violence to reach out for resources available to victims.
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The 22-year-old advocates for LGBTQ youth and those living with HIV and AIDS.
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"Life is making choices and living with the consequences," Ellis told Lindh in open court.
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But some may be seeking guidance on living with someone who has significant psychological difficulties.
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Medicaid provides coverage for four in 85033 non-elderly Americans living with opioid use disorder.
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Living with a chronic illness often means being stuck inside for long periods of time.
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Others, unable to afford the astronomical real estate prices, resort to living with untenable commutes.
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But we've been living with ultra-low interest rates since the financial crisis of 2008.
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That includes any parents or adult children who may be living with you, he said.
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Medicare Part D provides affordable access to medications for seniors and people living with disabilities.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Living with a scarcity of water is becoming the norm for many Venezuelans.
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Imagine my horror when the film starts out and we're all living with our mothers.
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She hopes to one day create an organization that benefits people living with HIV/AIDS.
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She also works with organizations that help the elderly, and people living with HIV/AIDS.
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I will be grateful for what we have and get used to living with uncertainty.
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Ms. Meng is currently living with her family at one of her homes in Vancouver.
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Lord was living with his elderly mother in Harrisburg, Pa., writing unpublished thrillers and screenplays.
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Living With Cancer Ongoing breakthroughs in cancer care involve personalized medicine, we are often informed.
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An estimated 50 per cent of people living with the virus in Chile remain undiagnosed.
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That's pretty much the life of the 603 million Americans living with T1, including me.
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The World Health Organization estimates 257 million people are living with hepatitis B virus infection.
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The ones that stigmatize, shame, and otherwise bully and patronize those living with mental illness.
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"The kinds of restructuring—I would say de-structuring—of Medicaid that was proposed in various repeal-and-replace bills would be catastrophic for people living with HIV," said Johnson, who emphasized that for those living with HIV, any lapse in coverage could be disastrous.
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"The high proportion of young adults living with their parents in Ontario is most likely the result of a combination of economic realities, including the high cost of housing, and cultural norms that favor young adults living with their parents for longer," Statistics Canada said.
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But over the past two years his administration has repeatedly attempted to slash the budgets of critical federal programs available to the 1.1 million people in the U.S. living with HIV and the nearly 20 million people living with the virus in sub-Saharan Africa.
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By 2050, experts predict as many as 16 million Americans will be living with the disease.
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Earning a good living with only a high school diploma is more difficult now than ever.
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And recently Christina, who's living with her biological father, has been having dizzy spells and fainting.
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After living with the Deluxe Audio Strap for a week, I'd say the answer is yes.
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Many young Arabs are living with the results of Gulf and American coalition interference and aggression.
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The two children living with Watson have since been removed from the home, the station reported.
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"You were living with fear and constant dying and caregiving and shell shock," he told Mashable.
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The temptation is to conclude that Americans like living with those who are politically like-minded.
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In fact it is more that they dislike living with those who think about politics differently.
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Living with water scarcity and periodic usage restrictions is not new for us in South Africa.
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What's the most commonly held misconception about HIV/AIDS and people living with it in 2016?
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Duggan says she created the blog to give a more realistic view of living with autism.
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The puppy is currently living with a foster family, while he finishes up his doctor appointments.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Living with your parents as an adult isn't ideal.
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Between 22 percent and 221 percent of people living with HIV also have depression, Pence noted.
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So you managed to travel to the UK to record this album while living with anxiety.
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His pregnant wife, living with him in a flimsy tent, their only shelter, suffered a miscarriage.
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Meera is nonverbal, living with a rare condition called schizencephaly that impacts her ability to speak.
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I lived in Brooklyn for 13 years, struggling to make a living with art and photography.
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And they've spent more than a month living with people who they may not even like.
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The Surgery That Changed My Body Forever These Women Are Living With Endometriosis — & Fighting For Change
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I used to lie about whom I was sleeping with and whom I was living with.
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For starters, dogs have had to adapt to living with humans over the past 10,000 years.
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I have nothing in my account, I'm still living with my parents, and it's a mess.
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He was awarded $455,000 for pain and suffering, plus future damages for living with his injuries.
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Our sources say Dog and Moon had an understanding that living with him was only temporary.
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It's the beginning of another summer, my first spent living with that no-longer-new woman.
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Living with my new girlfriend, I finally fall prey to the siren song of skin care.
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"It is a drastic change, but it seems like people are living with it," said Taub.
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Netflix's Living with Yourself, which launches on October 18th, is in many ways a standard sitcom.
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As the film opens, Francisca is a child living with her parents on a rural farm.
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He was killed four months later while living with his grandmother, according to Human Rights Watch.
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In 2015 she began feeling as if she was living with the spirit of Jack Sparrow.
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For three months, I've been living with the regret of metaphorically setting that dress on fire.
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Living with the phone case continuously proved difficult, even though I kept getting lots of compliments.
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Jacobs's 24-year-old son is one of 3.5 million Americans living with autism spectrum disorder.
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Women living with snorers, for instance, are three times as likely to report sleep problems themselves.
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"I'd been living with a narrower view of reality than I had previously understood," he said.
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Smoking is the biggest contributor to early mortality and years living with chronic illness and disability.
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The card belonged to a woman who was living with Welch and often drove her car.
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If her character makes it through living with Ramsay Bolton, I think she can handle anything.
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Ms. Canarte and her boyfriend were living with his parents at the time in Highwood, Ill.
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We learn that until relatively recently, Motoko was living with her mother in a cramped apartment.
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At the time, he reported living with his mother in Aventura, Florida, and owning few assets.
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He — and Mycroft, who just happens to remember — is living with and quelling monumental childhood trauma.
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Now living with relatives, she and many others hope their destroyed homes will eventually be rebuilt.
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This is the reality that black women and girls have been living with our whole lives.
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The host, who has been living with hyperthyroidism, was also diagnosed with Graves' disease in February.
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Residents in the District of Columbia have been living with "taxation without representation" from day 1.
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Meet Ayanna, a woman living with stage-IV breast cancer that has spread to her liver.
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So for this episode of Try Living With Lucie, Lucie Fink decided to do exactly that.
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The former NFL player launched the charity in 2015 to aid people living with cystic fibrosis.
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He was living with a foster family and had a part-time job at a bakery.
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I imagine most people not living with OCD would just shrug off these thoughts as crazy.
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That's what Refinery29's own Lucie Fink did for this episode of Try Living With Lucie.
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Tristan Jacobson has been living with foster mom Donnie Davis in Springfield, Missouri, for four years.
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The French bulldog is living with the late actress' assistant Corby McCoin, a source tells PEOPLE.
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" Michelle genuinely admires Barack's high-mindedness, she says — "but honestly," she adds, "try living with it.
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When the show returns, we will have been living with this cliffhanger for almost a year.
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Nearly 63% of these "breadwinner moms" are either unmarried or are not living with their spouses.
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For all the promises of a smartwatch, actually living with one is often an underwhelming experience.
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If the kids graduate in great debt, they may start off life living with their parents.
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A surprising number of the homes Ms. Pollard visited had adult children living with their parents.
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Hartzog didn't know about the recall and is now living with his family in a hotel.
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Living with high-functioning mental illness often means suffering in silence under the guise of stability.
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Without acknowledgement and treatment, the lives of people like myself living with depression are at risk.
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For six years, we've been living with a device that its target audience seemingly couldn't stand.
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Their oldest son, Tawfik, 21, has been living with the Assalis in Pennsylvania for three years.
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She's currently living with her parents who have been by her side ever since the fire.
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And remember: More than half of people living with HIV in the US are low-income.
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She was raised in Denville, NJ and was living with her family when she met Kevin.
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We both use humor in our Twitter feeds to convey the experiences of living with depression.
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Funds will go to help women and girls living with AIDS or HIV in South Africa.
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Living with malnutrition and hyperinflation, many Venezuelans have crossed borders into Colombia and other neighboring nations.
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Across the country, jails and prisons have become repositories for people living with mental health issues.
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To culminate her assignment, she gives a beautiful speech about her experience living with the family.
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It also reveals that Yelchin was living with cystic fibrosis, which he hadn't yet shared publicly.
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It's easy to focus on our hideous differences, but it was a pleasure living with her.
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Thus couples often find themselves living with, or being watched over by, several—often contending—elders.
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The movie starts with Clark Kent happily living with the love of his life, Lois Lane.
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The suit he was living with, he said, was faulty, leaving him with severe gastrointestinal pain.
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Not surprisingly, living with roommates is going to be way cheaper than going solo, SpareRoom notes.
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Kai then revealed that he has been living with depression for much of his adult life.
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