The plan was to grow with him, not outlive him.
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Stan leaves an extraordinary legacy that will outlive us all.
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However the ISIS threat will likely long outlive its leader.
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Will it help you become a superhuman and outlive everyone?
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If the buyers outlive the term, they receive no benefit.
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I might not even outlive the new "Star Wars" trilogy.
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Another 66 percent believe that they'll outlive their retirement savings.
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It's unnatural for a kid to not outlive their parents.
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No doubt she will outlive him, for that purpose, perhaps.
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Bit by bit, the house began to outlive its usefulness.
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Worms and rodents given metformin typically outlive their unmedicated labmates.
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The legacy of your much-loved PSLs might outlive you all.
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Life is short, and apparently baked goods will outlive us all.
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None other than Angela Bassett, who will surely outlive us all.
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The art of tabloid headline writing may yet outlive the tabloid.
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Mr Carter says he hopes to outlive the last Guinea worm.
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An alligator is a huge commitment — and it might outlive you.
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The reason is that repressed financial systems eventually outlive their usefulness.
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Memes are going to outlive each and every one of us.
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But as the adage suggests, the wrestlers' stories will outlive death.
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"I don't want to outlive my friends and family," one typed.
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In bird species, where males often outlive females, this is reversed.
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Nobody brought up the fact that these questions might outlive him.
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They outlive us by, on average, one year and a half.
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On average in the US, they outlive men by five years.
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I think we do outlive a lot of people like this.
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Silverstein is right, though: They also tend to outlive their bad trailers.
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But the attitudes he has ridden to office will still outlive him.
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Neither can justifiably claim to outdo and outlive Japan's most successful export.
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Carter often has said that his goal is to outlive Guinea worm.
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But can their relationship outlive a visit to the gardens of Versailles?
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And it will probably outlive you and your entire family – just saying.
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And longer life spans mean that some retirees may outlive their savings.
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With enough traction and network effect, it could outlive its Platform pivots.
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Op-Ed Contributor I always thought that Stephen Hawking would outlive me.
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"Most pet parents believe their pets will outlive them," says Mr. Schepps.
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Other studies have shown that diabetics who have surgery outlive those who haven't.
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Presidents last at most eight years, and there are forces that outlive them.
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"We are cursed to outlive the embodiments of love," wrote user Daniel Simmons.
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But the incredible genetic experiments that Earth nourished could potentially outlive the planet.
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The Atlantic thinks that "Trumpism" will outlive Bannon's tenure in the White House.
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Check it out ... pretty clear NeNe's confident she'll outlive anyone else talking smack.
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The chances are good right now that I won't outlive my retirement funds.
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Brandeis's opinion in Olmstead is one of those dissents which outlive the decision.
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Pete Doherty will outlive you, and me, and your parents, and your kids.
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"I did not expect Keith Richard to outlive Prince for sure," Craig says.
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They could outlive their spouse and be left with a big huge mess.
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Influential industry figures perpetuate internal ways of operating that tend to outlive them.
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"We can outlive our bodies, thanks in part to plastic," said Dr. Madden.
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Funny, then, that AIM, which turned 20 last week, will outlive its murderer.
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This idea to me inspires me to create something that will outlive me.
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I do not expect them to outlive me, as I do my children.
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I guess some things outlive history, they get to grow into the present.
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"It's probable, according to statistics, that she will outlive her husband," Crowell said.
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Henry died in 1547; she managed to outlive him by less than two years.
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LG: I don't know, but we're definitely going to outlive men, because we're neurotic.
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Fear of trade and anger about China is bipartisan and will outlive Mr Trump.
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But his legacy of laughing gas parties would outlive him for centuries to come.
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On average, survey respondents say there's a 45% chance that they'll outlive their savings.
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Most people outlive their ability to drive safely by an average of 10 years.
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They outlive entire generations, and they don't ever fully disappear, even with constant vigilance.
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But history suggests that this aspect of his message may well outlive his campaign.
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If you outlive the policy's term, you don't get any payment at the end.
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If you outlive a term life insurance policy, you typically don't get anything back.
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FlyQuest's engage composition couldn't outlive the TSM burst, falling apart in the mid-game.
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Indeed, half of widows over age 65 will outlive their husbands by 15 years.
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Proof lies in this fact: once refugees outlive their narrative usefulness they become disposable.
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That should be reflected in their retirement plan so they don't outlive their savings.
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And because children may outlive adults, this may have seemed like a smart strategy.
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Cystic fibrosis patients in Canada outlive their counterparts in the U.S. by a decade.
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Only three species outlive their fertility: humans, killer whales and short-finned pilot whales.
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The legacy of the Lincoln-Bixby letter would far outlive its writer and recipient.
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This star system will probably outlive us because this type of star evolves so slowly.
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But Lady Gaga's talent and outrageous reputation will long outlive even the internet's best jokes.
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It's always sad when you're confronted with the fact that you'll always outlive your pets.
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It is only one book in 1000 that can outlive the forty-two-year limit.
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Kushner believes Trump has set America on a new course that will outlive his presidency.
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He's also secured the highest possible survivor benefit for his wife, should she outlive him.
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But Palestinians know the problem far predates and will outlive the right-wing war hawk.
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The bad news for the rest of us is that their choices will outlive them.
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Dogs are our best friends and it's an ongoing tragedy that we continually outlive them.
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Doesn't mean it's [not] going to outlive each and every blow up along the way.
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Some retired people have costly unforeseen health issues, while others outlive their financial benefits completely.
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In that capacity, the virtual state he presided over may well outlive the physical one.
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It was Kirstein who labored to ensure the school and the company would outlive Balanchine.
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Some will outlive the consolidation independently, sprinkling their content on Facebook, Google AMP, and Snapchat.
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Still, some saw reason to believe the agreement could survive and outlive the Trump administration.
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Now Luce wields her recently restrung bow, and knows that she will outlive these men.
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Consider working a little longer Countdown to retirement: A five-year plan Women outlive men.
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Because women generally outlive men, they spend an average of 14 years without a spouse.
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It's sad to accept that in her present state she'll outlive our daughters and sons.
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Few mediums (if any) outlive ceramics, yet destruction plays a major role in your practice.
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"I've achieved what every artist wants, which is that some of their work will outlive them."
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Kris Jenner, momager, publicist, and the woman who is going to outlive us all, has spoken.
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Cora Lee may have been legally vindicated, but she never managed to outlive her scandalous reputation.
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The news, announced yesterday, shocked millions of fans who expected the series would outlive us all.
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But a new study paints things in bleaker terms: these creatures will outlive all of us.
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It's critical to manage cash flow when you retire, to ensure you don't outlive your funds.
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And much like his greatest co-creation, Steve Ditko's legend and influence will outlive us all.
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To be blunt, even at the cost of sounding trite (and morbid): It'll outlive you. Features
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If I had just three years left, I might, in theory, not outlive the Trump Presidency.
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Yes, DeSantis is a hand-picked candidate, but the strategy he's embracing will outlive the president.
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However long the administration would last, he wanted to set up structures that would outlive it.
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"Georgia has outlived many empires and will definitely outlive the current Russian empire," Mr. Vashadze said.
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"Kay's position was, we would outlive the lump sum," said Mr. Donohue, 64, of San Diego.
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Fred, therefore, will most likely outlive not only my father and mother but me as well.
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It's likely, pending catastrophe, that many of the trees we see each day will outlive us.
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And they could outlive us by 10 billion years, according to a 2017 study from Oxford University.
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National and international debates will outlive us all, and, while important, they do not govern the facts.
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But Dances for the Future may help Mr. Morris's company outlive his death without taking that step.
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Women still outlive men in the United States by about 4.8 years, but that gap has narrowed.
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E-readers would mostly outlive reading tablets, while the hitherto unheard of premium category began to emerge.
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Even if LIBOR survives for several more years, some contracts based on it will outlive the benchmark.
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"When Brad was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, I thought I would outlive my brother," Lisa McGowan said.
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And the probability you will outlive your money meaningfully decreases if you wait to take Social Security.
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And they could outlive us by 10 billion years, according to a recent study from Oxford University.
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At least storing data in glass discs that can outlive the Earth sounds almost normal by comparison.
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Simply stated, many Americans-perhaps most Americans-are on a path to outlive their money in retirement.
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The "singularity" is the notion that technology will allow us one day soon to outlive our bodies.
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Americans need every tool they can get to make sure they do not outlive their nest eggs.
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It should outlive both of us, growing stronger and greener even as we inevitably wither and fall.
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Use full names and also consider including a secondary beneficiary in the event you outlive the first.
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Questionable advice: You can withdraw 8 percent of your retirement savings annually and not outlive your money.
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One analysis found the saving's allocation most likely to outlive you is 80% stocks and 20% bonds.
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Bob, that is the legacy that you have left our nation and it will outlive us all.
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Our online selves will outlive us, and in many cases, we will cease having control over them.
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Still, many child soldiers will outlive the caliphate, and will pose a security threat long after its demise.
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Journalism like this will likely outlive the internet, so let's just be safe and preserve what we can.
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It's a capital-intensive industry, and Bird has already raised a ton of money to outlive the competition.
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Gabby is certain to outlive us all, but the workout-averse could save themselves from heart attacks, too.
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I know I'm doing the right thing with this book and I think it's going to outlive me.
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There are a couple of steps you can take to make sure you do not outlive your money.
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Art and national parks are some of the few things that outlive us, ideally, and that we preserve.
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This sense of alienation, and the suggestion that gentrification will outlive any scientific abomination, are what ultimately linger.
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Financial experts say many people are poorly prepared or ill-advised in retirement planning and outlive their funds.
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Her conclusion: "All I have to do in the next 25 years is outlive the other 24 writers."
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"His main goal was to be home with his dog, and to try and outlive her," Olsen says.
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Russian women outlive Russian men by over a decade, the biggest life expectancy gender gap in the world.
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In George R.R. Martin's books, Maggy's prophecy includes the detail that Cersei will outlive and bury her children.
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That's why her legacy — both as an editor and as a novelist — is going to outlive us all.
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But when clubs die––in fairness, for all kinds of reasons––their Yelp reviews tend to outlive them.
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Second, no matter what happens, it won't solve the fundamental problem — that many Americans will outlive their savings.
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Trump may be fine with that, but if the Republican Party wants to outlive him, they shouldn't be.
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If I outlive my life insurance policy, I&aposll be more than happy to have "wasted" my money.
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In other words, he balks at terminating martial endeavors that fail to deliver results or outlive their usefulness.
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We have a 229-year record of success with constitutional democracy that should long outlive the Trump era.
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"When parents outlive their resources, the child spends resources meant for their own later life," Dr. Boerner said.
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What's more, it proved that "Shallow" is going to handily outlive the movie that gave birth to it.
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"You outlive your usefulness when you start harming your party by your policy stances or your stubbornness," he said.
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More than 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day, and many of them (63%) fear they'll outlive their savings.
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But the longer he stays in charge, the louder the question of whether his firm's success can outlive him.
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" When her son bragged that he'd outlive her, she joked, "Well, I'm going to get put on a ventilator.
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Ultimately, the film franchise will probably outlive all of us and software updates will keep our toys running forever.
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If you pass away, your beneficiaries get a payoutHopefully, you will outlive the term of your life insurance policy.
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Trilobites What has no teeth, no rib cage, is covered in bony scales and managed to outlive the dinosaurs?
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Complicating matters further, we're all living much longer, so we need to be careful we don't outlive our money.
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Even in paradise, no one lives forever, but both Mr. Merwin's poems and his palms will outlive us all.
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" Mr. Taylor frequently told me in a reassuring way — it always made me giggle — "I'm going to outlive everybody.
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He didn't want it to outlive him, because he feared it might then lose its dynamism and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Similarly, annuities, which can provide a guaranteed life time income stream, provide assurance that you won't outlive your savings.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Thanks to Fred Piscop's dedication to the format, Split Decisions puzzles outlive their inventor, George Brederhorn.
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Yet unlike an annuity, the longer you outlive others in the pool, the more you collect, Professor Milevsky said.
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"Let's face it, it's stone: If you use it exactly right, it'll outlive everybody who ever has your DNA."
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"I want D.S.C. to be a 100-year-old brand that will long outlive my usefulness as a spokesman."
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When lawyers become judges, they know they must be stewards of a system of laws that will long outlive them.
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No seriously, these dolls have immortalized Hamill throughout the decades, and they will never change — and likely outlive us all.
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For women, who tend to outlive men and spend years caring for family members, it's a major cause of anxiety.
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"That one take we did, because it was so natural, now it's going to outlive previous 25 years," he said.
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Some of the latest and most popular releases (think Fortnite) have the potential to outlive the current generation of hardware.
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In an Australian longitudinal study of aging, researchers found people with more friends outlive those with the fewest by 22%.
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And because they would be statutory changes, not mere presidential edicts, these changes would likely long outlive the Trump administration.
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Then they mutated, finding a way to evade the canine immune system, a way to outlive their body by finding another.
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What we've found from the data at the GRG is that women outlive men at every age, including in the womb.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales also escaped unscathed, so prepare for those movies to outlive you significantly.
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You're not just not doing the work of undoing bias, you're embedding it into things that are going to outlive you.
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No former president has ever lived to be 2628, but to be honest we expect Carter to outlive all of us.
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The retiree said they decided to separate their money into three proverbial "buckets" to make sure they don't outlive their savings.
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At once hopeful and pragmatic, their love has been sparked by sex; which will outlive the other remains to be seen.
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There are no guarantees that your executor, power of attorney or trustee will outlive you, so be sure to appoint successors.
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The Executive Office of the President as we know it will outlive Trump — but only if "We the People" preserve it.
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So we're going to see a very intensive diplomatic effort to create an international consensus that they hope will outlive Trump.
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"It is extremely likely that my wife Madeleine will outlive me so I will leave the problem with her," Webber said.
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Such schemes are good for employers but tricky for individuals, who become personally responsible for ensuring they do not outlive their savings.
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The reader slips into a literary China of poetry and mystery that flourished long before the boom—and will certainly outlive it.
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Another Stoic politician, Thrasea Paetus, who had chosen to challenge Nero while Seneca had collaborated, would ironically outlive Seneca by a year.
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In a recent report from insurer Northwestern Mutual, two-thirds of consumers believe there is a chance they will outlive their savings.
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ABC chief Channing Dungey had previously expressed hope that Grey's would outlive NBC's stalwart medical series ER, which ran for 15 seasons.
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By then, however, it had long become clear that the revolution would continue to outlive both its leader and its fiercest critics.
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While current retirees may have the financial cushion not to outlive their savings, people headed into retirement may not be so fortunate.
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Even as his legislative agenda stalls, Trump is turning out to be a consequential president whose catastrophic legacy will outlive his tenure.
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According to the United Nations, women outlive men in all but a few of the over 200 nations and territories it monitors.
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It has always been my intention to die at my desk, although my most cherished ambition is to outlive the estate tax.
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Harvard's answer — you can never outlive your crime — is an affront to a first-rate candidate and brings shame on those responsible.
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Media is the closest humans have come to achieving immortality, with biopics and documentaries that can and often do outlive their subjects.
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On average, survey respondents say there's a 45% chance they'll outlive their savings, yet 41% haven't taken any actions to address the issue.
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Women outlive men, five to ten years on average, and of the people who make it to see 100, 85 percent are female.
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Given his proximity to the Trump administration, he probably won't need one, but Peter Thiel is exceptionally well-situated to outlive us all.
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"Those differences will outlive the debate we just went through and go on to impact discussions about health reform going forward," he said.
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He's practically the Dread Pirate Roberts of screenwriting: a legend of his trade whose legacy will long outlive the man behind the movie.
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Though these stars are less than a quarter of the Sun's size, they are projected to outlive our star by trillions of years.
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Women outlive men, and there are about four times as many widows as widowers in the United States, according to Ms. Palmer's research.
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Too often, savings goals and calculations are unwisely based on average life expectancy – a milestone that, by definition, half the population will outlive.
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Social Security provides stability, security, and freedom to Americans during old age because it is a guaranteed benefit that you can never outlive.
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By playing these multiple roles, natural gas will long outlive coal and prove useful well into the latter half of the 21st century.
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Again, it&aposs wise to choose an alternate guardian in case you outlive your first choice and don&apost update your will.5.
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What he envisioned was a monument that might outlive him, one that, paradoxically, could enshrine the career from which he was seeking reprieve.
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If that rate starts to approach 5 percent, and certainly 6 percent, there's a greater chance you'll outlive your portfolio, Mr. Pfau warned.
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Elpenor's desire for his story to outlive him highlights the human desire to achieve some mark of the immortality reserved for the gods.
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It is thought that there may now be more Lego people on Earth than actual people, and these figures will outlive us all.
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A strong inaugural address includes memorable lines that outlive a presidency and a president, soaring rhetoric that even the most partisan politicians can admire.
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The company open sourced a lot of its products, including its Flocker container data volume manager, and that code will obviously outlive the company.
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Women are more heavily dependent on their Social Security income because they are more likely to outlive their savings, due to a longer lifespan.
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Their presence in Jerusalem is partly about paying their respects, but perhaps also meant to convey their wish that the vision outlive the visionary.
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The bottom line: The strategic competition and sectarian tensions between Riyadh and Tehran will almost certainly outlive the senior leadership of the two theocracies.
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Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the senior Islamic State strategist killed in an August airstrike, had vowed that the group could outlive any single leader.
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I am 88 years old and in fairly good health but still worry about who will care for my dogs if they outlive me.
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This way, these savers can continue to capture market gains and stave off the risk they will outlive their savings in retirement, said Holt.
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She told her life story to my daughter, and wrote each of her seven kids a note, so that her words would outlive her.
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And, since death is often unpredictable, for obituary subjects and their writers, the former sometimes outlive the latter, leading to a post-mortem byline.
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I'm not sure how long it takes for one of those to get printed, but remarkably Potts might outlive her maverick boss-turned-partner.
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Google isn't saying benchmarks should be put aside altogether, but its announcement this week is an important reminder that benchmarks can easily outlive their usefulness.
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The justices that a president appoints to the court are one of the few things that we know will outlive his tenure for decades potentially.
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Friendships can endure and deepen if you nourish them, becoming more than marriages of convenience to be cast aside the moment they outlive their usefulness.
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Wozniak highlighted Ethereum as having potential to outlive the hype because of its use case, and ability for programmers to build their own related projects.
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For Turchin, digital immortality—creating a conscious, virtual duplicate of our minds that could outlive us—is only the third-best way to become immortal.
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And it began or elevated scores of popular brands, including Lands' End, Allstate and Craftsman — many of which will probably long outlive their former parent.
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These slow burners are only about ten percent as massive as yellow dwarfs like the Sun, but they outlive Sunlike stars thousands of times over.
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We plan to take a wholly different approach to the 2020 election by focusing on the critical trends that are certain to outlive the moment.
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Echoing the round-the-clock adulation on state media, Mr. Gonzalez said on government-run television that the Cuban leader's legacy will long outlive him.
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It comes off as both a winking self-tribute and an eyes-wide-open eulogy to a world and a style he would long outlive.
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The World Economic Forum last week forecast Japanese men could be expected to outlive their savings by 15 years and women by almost two decades.
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Screenshot: Alex Cranz (eBay)The British Royal Family, who exist primarily to own land and outlive other heads of state, threw a banging party this weekend.
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The Department's proposal will help to ensure that hardworking Americans, who conscientiously set aside money for retirement throughout their entire careers, don't outlive what they saved.
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With the president's position cemented, it is time to think ahead to the strategic consequences of a decision whose aftermath is likely to outlive this presidency.
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The change in method is a necessary evolution, if Jones's work is to outlive him, and it is, indeed, an experiment, what Jones is reaching for.
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"We'll outlive them," said Sean Monteith, 17, a junior at Lewiston High School, adding that he hoped his peers would be able to outvote them, too.
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Many worry that they will outlive their savings, that Social Security benefits will be reduced, and that they may someday need expensive long-term medical care.
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One widely publicized 2017 study of more than 80,000 British men and women found that those who played racket sports tended to outlive those who jogged.
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If HQ can keep stoking that feeling that we, as individuals, have more wisdom than the crowd, it just might outlive its 15 minutes of fame.
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Even to this day, the Boeing 747 continues to outlive most of its rivals from the time period, including the supersonic and similarly iconic European Concorde.
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When Isaac shattered his hip and died, as all Jews who outlive cancer and Gentiles eventually do, Tamir surprised everyone by flying in for the funeral.
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And it means that our path to this point was lit by raucous laughter, full stomachs, and memories that will outlive this endeavor by many, many years.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The current cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC nations will outlive the present oil output cut deal, OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo said on Wednesday.
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Childhood obesity has reached such a catastrophic level that reports have suggested that Hispanic children in Los Angeles, suffering from chronic obesity, may not outlive their parents.
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But as these projects unfolded, the majority proved to be more successful at making an internet splash than leaving lasting material behind that could outlive instant virality.
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On the right, Mitt Romney's 2012 loss was followed by years of investments, backed largely by the Koch and Mercer families, that would outlive any single candidate.
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There's no safer place to be than by the side of Peter Thiel, the entrepreneurial scamp who will likely outlive us all in more ways than one!
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Though these stars outlive stars like the Sun for billions of years, they also commonly barf out highly energetic flares capable of irradiating nearby planets into sterility.
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It'll outlive any tattoo, any memory, any anything, even myself so I want my love for him and how I feel to be a part of that.
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There's a lot of momentum behind the theory that Jaime might kill Cersei, so he has to at least outlive her for that prophecy to come true.
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Although primal therapy has not, as Dr. Janov widely predicted, rendered other forms of psychotherapy obsolete, it has managed to outlive the '21980s by a considerable margin.
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They were monster hits on the silver screen — the first in 2013, and it's safe to say that it'll outlive us all, and the second in 2007.
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Mr. McManus employed a similar political style to outlive other clubs that disappeared decades ago, said James S. Kaplan, a lawyer, historian and a McManus club member.
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Jesse Eisenberg delivers his best performance ever, and when you put all of those elements together, you get an outstanding film that will hopefully outlive Facebook itself.
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Florida high school shooting survivor David Hogg said in an interview Monday that those campaigning for stricter gun control laws will outlive the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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"I had a deep anxiety back then, years ago, where I didn't dare to think that Foals was something that would outlive that season of hype," he says.
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The death of the lungfish came as a tragic shock to many staff members, who assumed Shedd's signature fish would outlive them like he had so many others.
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The news of Anki's impending demise sent loyal owners begging for some way to make sure that its cloud-dependent robots would outlive the company that created them.
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With the possibility of living another 21.5 or 53 years after retiring, ensuring you don't outlive your nest egg requires a lot of self-introspection and number-crunching.
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Two-thirds of Americans think they'll outlive their savings (Northwestern Mutual) A new study from Northwestern Mutual suggests that Americans aren't feeling too good about their financial futures.
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"We also see that in some countries where education is free and children are expected to outlive their parents, there is a stronger culture to save," Chawla added.
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If you give me life, then I promise You that I will say time and again Shema Yisrael, declaring Your eternity and those who will outlive the war.
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But it's important to remember that the "imperial presidency" will outlive any one president unless more is done to institute real checks and balances on the office itself.
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It is within this depleted, self-consciously retro environment that Yoshiro is anxiously raising his great-grandson, Mumei, a wise and sensitive boy whom he's doomed to outlive.
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Most of your electronics—your phone, tablet, smartwatch, desktop computer, laptop, beeper, pager, e-reader, smart television, dumb television, soundbar, speaker system, camera-enabled doorbell—will outlive you.
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Mortally sick herself, she would outlive him by less than a year and died in July 1928, at her elder brother Anstice's house, with Max at her bedside.
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Will the passengers on Snowpiercer outlive the climate crisis, or will the underclass be doomed to live miserably in a metal tube for the rest of their lives?
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But no one, not even close friends or grief counselors, dared to discuss a nagging need that plagues many older women and men who outlive their sexual partners.
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She, like all of us, will die, but the struggle of life, to move forward and find meaning and create something of real permanence, will outlive us all.
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One of the toughest for these parents is planning for their own retirement, and balancing that with the long-term needs of a disabled child, who may outlive them.
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But if it can become the identity and collaboration layer that connects the fragmented enterprise software, it could outlive file storage and stay relevant as new office tools emerge.
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If you die early enough — within 20 years of your retirement date — you have a reasonably good chance to outlive your money regardless of when you take Social Security.
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It can, instead, be a warning to step back from the brink — or at the very least that the planet itself will outlive us all, human and ape alike.
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Additionally, 78 percent of Americans say they're 'extremely' or 'somewhat' concerned about not having enough money for retirement and another 66 percent believe that they'll outlive their retirement savings.
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And because our individual consciousness ends at our death, we create entities to outlive us, paper tiger governments meant to ground the uncontrollable nature that exists within human nature.
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But for far too many Americans it seems out of reach: a recent study by Northwestern Mutual found that two thirds of Americans believe they'll outlive their retirement savings.
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Photo: APA Utah man reportedly spent 30 years building a series of underground bunkers that he hoped would outlive the apocalypse, but half of them couldn't even survive a wildfire.
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It's fascinating to catalogue the pieces that outlive their immediate usefulness: vintage Levi's jeans; industrial light fixtures; old bicycles; Airstream trailers; flat-billed wool baseball caps; oilcans; porcelain advertising signs.
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German officials, like their counterparts in Washington and across Europe, disagree about whether Trumpism will outlive Trump, and whether Germany has a problem with a man or with a country.
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The pandemic, fueled by recurrent waves of outbreaks spread by ship-riding rats whose fleas carried the bacteria, would outlive Justinian by more than a century, lasting until around 750.
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So, what I suppose I'm saying is that some songs have a nuclear half-life so enormous, so heart-crushingly heavy, so unfathomably titanic that we can never outlive them.
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Ms. Hester cites the well-known research that contends you should be able to take out 3 to 4 percent of your savings annually and probably not outlive your money.
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Several political trends in the United States will outlive Trump's time in office — for example, the demand for more balanced burden-sharing between Europe and the United States within NATO.
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"National and international debates will outlive us all, and, while important, they do not govern the facts," he said in the letter, which was viewed by The New York Times.
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But the models also showed that around 10 percent of orphaned moons will outlive their parent planet, remaining in orbit around the host star but at an uncomfortably close proximity.
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Several waxed canvas bags I got to review several excellent waxed canvas bags for Bag Week 2019, and man, some of these things feel like they're going to outlive me.
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Scientific ground aside, maybe His Holiness's declaration of his living for another 22 years is a subtle way to express his confidence that he will outlive the Chinese communist regime.
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That many retirees cannot subsist on pensions alone and will outlive their savings is one of Japan's worst-kept secrets and one reason Abe is considering raising the retirement age.
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About two-thirds of respondents said there's at least some chance they'll outlive their savings; one-third said there's a 51% chance or better; and 14% said there's a 100% chance.
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"This is a generational struggle," Ahmed explained, "And the simplicity of their approach, combined with their ability to still inspire, has the power to outlive the end of their physical caliphate."
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We're all broken and body conscious, embarrassed by hand size and dick size and thinning hairlines, grasping for places to carve our names in hopes that the words will outlive us.
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Mario keeps returning to a scene from his childhood when he grafted two trees together as a science project, a botanical experiment that will doubtless outlive him and his young son.
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Though excessive drinking is harmful and problem drinking is on the rise in the United States, many observational studies have found that moderate drinkers outlive abstainers and have less heart disease.
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Whether your nest egg is $1 million, $250,000, more or less, you'll need to devise a smart strategy of how to spend your money so that you don't outlive your savings.
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Then she punches you in the gut with the emotional point — even the people you can't live without are, in fact, people you might outlive — and pulls you into another dream.
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UPS ordered 14 more 2747-29 freighters in 21969, a lifeline that helps ease doubts over the future of the jumbo, which looks set to outlive its European competitor, Airbus SE's A21970.
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These foods might taste fine, and some even sell well and outlive their temporary run, but their real value is usually in the free advertising they bring the chains through viral buzz.
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"INCONVENIENT TRUTH" That many retirees cannot subsist on pensions alone and will outlive their savings is one of Japan's worst-kept secrets and one reason Abe is considering raising the retirement age.
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"Formal boards are only one of many avenues for senior leaders to receive advice from experts, but some boards outlive their mission," said Lisa Hershman, the Defense Department's acting chief management officer.
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As shown by the experience of China's Communist Party or the PRI's decade-long rule in Mexico, institutionalized power is transferable, meaning that a regime's identity and basic contours outlive its leaders.
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"My major concern for clients, friends and family, for myself, is what is the likelihood, if one were a gambling person, that I'm going to outlive my current cognitive abilities?" he said.
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"My paintings will hopefully outlive me, they will go on to live their own lives and I don't want to do anything that would prevent them from standing on their own," he says.
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I'll tell them: Senator John McCain will be revered and respected for as long as the United States of America has a place in this world, and his legacy will outlive us all.
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Some regulations never work as intended; others outlive their usefulness; and the steady accretion of regulations that individually make sense can add up to an ungainly whole in which costs far outweigh benefits.
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His lawyers said he is further punished because he "cannot walk outside without being heckled," and that "the grave reality is that Mr. Weinstein may not even outlive that term" of 29 years.
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Women often lose out twice or more in the aging derby, first when they take on disproportionate responsibility for their aging parents and then again when they outlive their spouses in old age.
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I decided that an old journalism chum, Gersh Kuntzman, author of a book on Chrismukkah, gets the "Seinfeld" script (even though I think I'll outlive him, because he eats too many hot dogs).
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What's left behind, Bee suggests, is a kind of endless, grinding battle, one that will outlive all of us but one that is necessary if we're ever going to live in a better world.
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She is focusing on modernizing the company's image and methods, and using data to better understand consumers — all while walking the line between promoting healthy weight loss and trying to outlive trendy new diets.
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The truth is nearly everyone in Huntington is a victim of this epidemic: parents whose children lie about their habits and steal from their homes, fathers and mothers who outlive their daughters and sons.
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One 2017 study from the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that people in rich areas in the U.S. can expect to outlive those in poor areas by at least 20 years.
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One thing's for sure: if we don't find some way to get people to save more, a lot of people are going to work into their eighties, or they're going to outlive their money.
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And I've watched my parents and in-laws navigate their retirement years facing the very real struggles that millions of others do – medical issues and the risk that they may outlive their retirement savings.
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"My mother died in 2009, and her death was something of an inspiration for me to create something that I hoped would last and outlive me, whether it will or not," Mr. Dove said.
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The ingredients include things I never buy now, like Borden cheese singles and the kind of packaged wheat bread that will outlive us in the apocalypse (I shop at WHOLE FOODS, for Christ's sake!!).
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Is Trump's presidency and retreat from multilateral global solutions a blip, or will it outlive his White House and become a new normal for America's global role that will fundamentally restructure the global system?
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And if you outlive your policy, chances are in the intervening 10, 25 or 30 years you've managed to pay off the mortgage and build up assets, such as retirement accounts and other savings.
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Couple the difference in wages with the fact that women in the U.S. tend to outlive men by approximately five years, and you can see why their fears of outliving their savings are credible.
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Shark fossils date back more than 400 million years -- that means sharks managed to outlive the dinosaurs, survive mass extinctions, and continue to serve an important role near the top of underwater food chains.
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"Everybody Looking" is certainly entertaining, like dozens of Gucci Mane releases before it, but it hints at a previously implausible (and, it must be said, happy) possibility: that the craftsman might outlive the avatar.
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Why it matters: While the DOJ and FTC are investigating tech companies for anticompetitive behavior, Delrahim warned against hurting innovation by over-enforcing or putting in place strict rules that could outlive their usefulness.
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Apple Park is "a proof point, if you will, that Apple is untouchable and poised to outlive almost anything," says Joe Franscella, senior vice president of Bhava Communications, a public relations, marketing and branding agency.
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A survey from Bank of America reports that 21 percent of millennials are worried about retirement, concerned that they'll outlive their savings or have to work past the age they were hoping to stop at.
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If it is going to die on us in the near future, then that means it has failed to outlive vinyl—which is currently enjoying its biannual slew of "people still buy wax" think-pieces.
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But users who wanted to make sure their tweets didn't outlive their moment had to turn to off-the-shelf tools like Tweet Deleter and Tweet Archive Eraser, which delete old tweets at regular intervals.
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The Harvard Law School professor Lucian A. Bebchuk used the Redstone example in an argument that dual-share class structures typically outlive their utility, and should be phased out by a company at some point.
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"'If the kindest souls were rewarded with the longest lives, dogs would outlive us all,'♥️" she began the emotional Instagram post on Wednesday, alongside several adorable photos and a video of the snoozing Aussie mix.
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Read These Stories Next:This Big Bang Theory Moment Is An Extremely Important Reminder Of Gender Norms Kaley Cuoco Just Married Her Ex On TV Kaley Cuoco Agrees That The Big Bang Theory Will Outlive Us All
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November: Hangouts evolves The following year after Google+'s launch, there was already a lot of activity around Hangouts — which interestingly, has since become one of the big products that will outlive its original Google+ home.
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From the new Zadie Smith novel to Wesley Lowery's penetrating look at African-American lives (and deaths) in America, these books will elucidate, offer escape from and — with luck — outlive the noisy politics of our times.
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The most profound shift of recent weeks, however, may be Beijing's move from negotiating the best deal possible to hunkering down for an epochal, systemic contest that Chinese officials fear will long outlive the Trump administration.
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And, if Asia's largest economy were to weaponize tech guidelines to hit American companies, the cost would be difficult to quantify, but the effects on foreign firms could long outlive current tensions, according to the report.
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Perhaps there's a greater risk, after all, that you will outlive your savings and that even a low inflation rate will erode the value of your investments over time if they are not growing with the economy.
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If you outlive the term of the trust, the property goes to your beneficiary, who can ask you for rent or even evict you, but that is something that can be negotiated when the trust is created.
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ROME (Reuters) - The unruly comedian who founded Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement is no longer whipping crowds into a frenzy at political rallies, but 5-Star, against all predictions, has proved it can outlive its creator.
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It will now be up to Mr. Liu's admirers to dedicate themselves to his dream of a modern China that embraces "universal values," which will outlive the ruthless leaders who sought to crush him but never could.
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But "Hold On, We're Going Home" isn't just a certified classic within Drake's specific catalog: Back when he still had something to prove, he made a timeless love song that will surely outlive his meme-able legacy.
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Among single woman, there's an average of $30,000 saved: In general, the EPI notes, people need to set aside more, but women are particularly vulnerable because they live longer and are more likely to outlive their savings.
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Whether the military member is killed in action or they retire and continue to pay into the benefit, the SBP guarantees part of their retirement pay as a modest monthly income for a spouse who may outlive them.
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Space serves as the transcendental horizon of what is both incommensurable and terrifying about human life; cosmological time as a structure becomes a metaphor for our own desire to outlive the Earth and, with it, our own history.
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Orderism may not yet boast the same economic performance as liberalism, but its adherents insist that the cohesion and the common spirit of an orderly nation will allow it to outlive the inevitable downturn of the disorderly West.
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"One of the worst things that can happen financially is to outlive your money, so it's best to tack on a few extra years to your life expectancy as opposed to planning to live shorter," notes the advisor.
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I work in the healthy, thriving media industry, so I've been laid off multiple times and have interviewed for dozens of positions, several of which never wound up existing and several more of which didn't outlive my tenure.
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But McCain and his family can take comfort in one truth about glioblastoma and many other kinds of cancer: Patients who have private health insurance or Medicare like McCain tend to outlive the uninsured and patients on Medicaid.
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People with learning and cognitive disabilities are living longer with greater potential to outlive their parents, and while that's amazing, many adult siblings may feel responsible for providing care for a sibling when their parents are no longer able.
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So, if it's a politician who fights for justice, in a way their work becomes your vision, and that way they become immortalized because their ideas outlive them so profoundly in the DNA of the people who they've affected.
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Not only have tardigrades existed since the Cambrian period 541 million years ago, but they may well go on to outlive us — and probably all other life on Earth, according to a 2017 paper published in the journal Scientific Reports .
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It adds a sheen of style and credence to something that clearly requires it—and while the series itself will probably fade away with all the other hyped up shows we've all forgotten about, the soundtrack will surely long outlive it.
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Personal greeting, royal chauffeur kick off Obama's visit to Windsor He recently presided over his final meeting of the nuclear security summit that was his brainchild amid doubts that the event -- now deprived of Russian participation -- would outlive his presidency.
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Why it matters: Now that a precedent has been set around these high returns, it's unlikely news outlets will cut back — meaning that the barrage of political content being created and absorbed during the Trump presidency will likely outlive this administration.
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A newish index created by Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, that claims to track firms with a particularly long-term focus has three of its ten largest holdings in cigarette firms, which may outlive their customers for all the wrong reasons.
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Meanwhile, the typical married couple with savings has a balance of $78,000: In general, the EPI notes, most people need to set aside more, and women are particularly vulnerable because they live longer and are more likely to outlive their savings.
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Scientists have speculated this mysteriously male-biased sex ratio is evolution's way of evening things out, since females consistently outlive their XY-counterparts—for every man that reaches the age of 100, four women have also joined the Century Club.
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There, you'll see the truth spelled out: Liam Payne has a baby, and he knows that this baby will outlive him, and for that reason, he really, desperately needs you to know that he knows what Supreme and Milly Rocking are.
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It's a celebration of what I love about music: discovery, diversity and artistry for art's sake… It's about putting music together that will outlive me and live on for generations to come that is full of emotion, vibration and fun.
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As I stared at all the people milling around, eating their snacks probably made from ingredients that are destroying our planet out of the plastic wrappers that will outlive us by hundreds of years, I thought, That really wasn't very fun.
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They have, by attacking sources of authoritative knowledge beyond the president himself, inoculated a huge swath of the American public against ever being informed about anything, providing millions of Americans with a resistance to learning that will long outlive his administration.
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I take my position — as the one to start this — very seriously, because although sometimes I just want to be a young kid with money and act stupid, I have to understand that my impact is probably going to outlive me.
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Of course, that still means it will probably outlive you or I. But considering that the object has been knocking around since before the birth of life on Earth, "it's the blink of an eye, astronomically speaking," according to Jewitt.
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Characteristics we think of as intelligence, strength, vision, uprightness, dexterity, body mass or whiteness will outlive their usefulness, morphing from advantages to disadvantages, counterintuitive though that seems today, especially perhaps to those who have those valued traits and benefit from them.
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Hopes that Vodafone Idea could outlive the financial squeeze due to the outstanding dues payments helped its shares gain as much as 23.5% on Monday, their best intraday gain since Jan 21, after dropping more than 24% percent on Friday.
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European countries, in particular, should work with Iran and the Obama administration to develop channels of communication between Tehran and Washington that will outlive President Obama's tenure, and to send firm signals of their continued political commitment to the deal.
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That's because while planning techniques may do an adequate job of covering possible tax problems, they likely do nothing to address family dynamics that will long outlive you and your savings, said Marve Ann Alaimo, a partner at Porter Wright in Naples, Florida.
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"Older women may be especially at risk for alcohol problems because they are more likely than men to outlive their spouses and face other losses that may lead to loneliness and depression," the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) found.
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While the topic may be unpleasant, the average male-female couple in the U.S. can expect the wife to outlive the husband: The average life expectancy at birth is 81.1 years for women, compared with 76.1 for men, according to government data.
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The creativity and devotion of the medical team at Cornell; the 24/7 presence of his father until he was struck by a similar disease; and the love of his mother, siblings and friends, enable Adiv to outlive other victims of his disease.
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To understand all this properly would mean going back more than a century, when European powers began establishing colonial empires on the landmasses to the south and east and building systems for the extraction of wealth that would long outlive their makers.
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But with life expectancy rising and yields on high-quality bonds still hovering at anemic levels, it seems appropriate to wonder whether the 60/40 rule remains a prudent strategy for middle-aged investors trying to ensure they don't outlive their retirement savings someday.
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The fact that "Star Wars" is going to outlive its architects, however, provides an incentive to keep injecting new blood into it and finding fresh faces to play beloved characters, which -- at least at this stage -- is still vastly preferable to digitally remastering them.
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These details aren't quite a narrative (Wright has claimed to be the rare Southerner who can't tell stories); they enter the poem, then leave it, as casual, beautiful reminders of the fact that we die, and that art has a chance to outlive us.
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They not only did that—Grave objectively bangs, front to back, even in the eyes of people who can't abide emo or Fall Out Boy's later work—but they created something that would outlive pop punk's mainstream popularity and would influence bands for years.
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That said, this is a pretty exceptional entry into the Idiot Fans Doing Idiot Things digital depository that probably will outlive us all—and not just because it's a fight between fans of division rival teams that might meet up in the NFL playoffs.
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During her nearly two decades in the barren, windswept wasteland, her practice has gone from an isolated curiosity to a complete operational community constructed to outlive her, a "Through the Looking-Glass" laboratory that reflects our contemporary fascination with the spaces in which we live.
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Notably, Tumblr, Twitter, and Reddit, the current drivers of GIF culture, are all struggling to attain sustainability — and as we saw in the case of Vine, some kinds of internet art can't outlive the death of a platform that birthed the culture surrounding them.
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Even as indie stopped being cool, they somehow managed to outgrow and outlive many of their contemporaries, becoming a 'proper adult band' rather than just five dudes with guitars that your boyfriend who wore a cross-shoulder satchel bag over his Che Guevara t shirt was into.
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Held together by strong bonds of love and African American identity (Gabe wears a Howard sweatshirt throughout the movie, and the family groove together to "I Got 5 On It" in the car), the Wilsons (spoiler alert) outlive countless white people whose doubles easily slaughter them.
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After all, it's unlikely that the tchotchkes or the new TV set will toss you into financial straits; it's the college tuition that will put you into crushing debt, the very real possibility you'll outlive your meager retirement account, or the medical treatment not covered by insurance.
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And although the white stone itself will almost certainly outlive its current quarriers, as it outlived the ancient Romans and Michelangelo, most of it will no longer be in the Apuan Alps: It will be scattered in this worldwide diaspora — in sinks, tiles, altars, skyscraper lobbies, busts.
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The eldest of their three children, Mary would outlive both her sister, Elizabeth Moore, who died of a drug and alcohol overdose in 19603, and her brother, John Hackett Moore, who died of cancer in 1992 after Ms. Moore had assisted him in an unsuccessful suicide attempt.
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The novel spans O'Keeffe's adult life: her early correspondence and encounters with Stieglitz; her triumphs; her marital ups and downs; her rejuvenation in New Mexico; the commission for the Rockefeller Center mural that was never realized; Stieglitz's death in 1946 (she would outlive him by 40 years) and beyond.
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With a music career spanning 30 years—thriving in the face of Madchester's withdrawal, Britpop bursting, and now NME's print edition folding—UK alternative veterans The Charlatans and frontman Tim Burgess just might outlive us all (or at least be keen enough to tweet through the end of days).
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Not only as they give Sisi the ability to stay in power for another 11 years -- and maybe longer -- but because the control he will get over the judiciary and the legislative branches of government will do damage to Egypt's political life that will outlive him and his rule.
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Only 3203 percent of workers who participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan, such as a 2320(k), 22(b) or 23, are "extremely confident" or "very confident" that they will not outlive their money — and the rest aren't so sure, according to a new survey by BlackRock.
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Because of the current lifespan fact that women outlive men in the U.S., 2628 years on average for women and 28503 years of age for men, and because of the very high proclivity to vote among 22020+ women, what these hard-working women want matters and has political impact.
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They know that Trump is a temporary occupant of the White House, even if the temporary stint might run until 2025, and they want to build a framework for effective democracy that addresses problems that precede or perhaps led to Trump, along with those that will outlive him.
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In fact, the digital download might not even manage to outlive the CD. People still go into Tesco and buy the latest Michael Ball and Alfie Boe compilation on CD—your mum is doing it right now—and CD players are still being used in cars and kitchens around the world.
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"What is at stake for bereaved families is the potential for lifelong mental health problems that are probably more socially significant for a teenager (who) will live with this grief for 60 or more years as opposed to a widow who may outlive her husband by 3-5 years," Bailey said.
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Disney's boss has confirmed that Marvel will outlive all of us like some sort of superpowered celluloid cockroach that people love, while we also learned that Ben Affleck's Dark Knight will actually be the Darkest Knight, and—perhaps most shocking of all—that the third Thor movie might actually be good. Shocked?
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The Leave campaign, in particular, belittles them and their livelihoods with its assertions (breathtaking in their misplaced breeziness) that they "have nothing to fear" from Britain leaving the EU. Brexiteers point to the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, under which "vested" (acquired) rights are deemed to outlive the treaty conferring them.
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For Other Music to outlive its Tower Records neighbor by a matter of a decade and still find itself forced to bend to the dismal trends of the record industry feels like a sad epilogue—especially considering that the store remains pretty popular today (I stop in often and rarely see it empty).
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Washington (CNN)Special counsel Robert Mueller abided by Justice Department guidelines that a sitting president can't be indicted, but in preparing the detailed 448-page report, the long-time law enforcement official has teed up an investigation into obstruction that could outlive President Donald Trump's time in the White House and his temporary immunity.
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But then, finally, there came the Great Man's acceptance speech itself, which was everything that critics charged — exaggerated in its law-and-order fear-mongering, free of policy beyond the promise of quick fixes and delivered with a strongman's permanent shout — while also pulsing with an ideological message whose power will outlive Trump's wild campaign.
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The Jeffrey Epstein story is going to far outlive Jeffrey Epstein, as is evidenced by Ronan Farrow's latest blockbuster report in the New Yorker about the criminal's secret ties to the MIT Media Lab, as well as by MIT president Rafael Reif's latest revelations about the number of university officials who knew about Epstein's donations.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) on Saturday lamented the late Cuban leader Fidel Castro's reign, saying the dictatorship he built will outlive its creator.
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As he continued to outlive the odds and progressed from a cane to a wheelchair and from grunting to a computerized voice synthesizer operated first by a thumb and then by an eyeball, it was hard not to think of him as his own best metaphor, a man with one foot in his own black hole.
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The poem, after explaining the archive over many lines, "the perfect summation/of my lifelong belief in the sport of horse-racing/as a better source of inspiration/than opera, theater, film, you name it," ended like this: Reader, if you're urged to learn more about this imagined world, outlive me and my siblings and visit the library where my archives end up.
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Which is why the stock price potential of certain luxury companies could well outlive the formerly seasonal shelf-life of their collections, despite the fact the sector's share price growth has outpaced the main market so far in 2017 with stocks such as LVMH (22.6 percent year-to-date), Richemont (26.8 percent) and Kering (43.3 percent) having already made substantial gains.
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When, in around 280 A.D., the renowned Jin-dynasty writer Zuo Si took note of hot pot in his poem "Three Capitals Rhapsody," he could scarcely have predicted that what was even then a culinary classic—in which diners cook raw ingredients in a boiling communal broth—would far outlive all three of the kingdoms to which he devoted his verses.
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Using a combination of data from Blue Cross Blue Shield, the CDC, and prior health studies, the report predicts millennials will achieve the new triple threat of being sicker, broker, and dying younger than the previous generation, Gen X. My fellow millennials have been essentially predicting this very outcome for years, just without all the fancy data, regularly joking that our parents will outlive us.
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According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, those most likely to need long-term care are women, because they statistically outlive men and in many cases wind up at home alone; people with chronic illnesses that lead to disability; people with a poor family health history; people with poor diet and exercise habits; and people with a chronic condition like diabetes or high blood pressure.
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Before we get into this, let's take a moment to recount some good things that Corey Feldman has done: The Goonies, Lost Boys, voicing the puppy years of Copper from Fox and the Hound, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Two Coreys, Stand By Me, dancing on ice to the song "Stand By Me" which was the official soundtrack to Stand By Me, this interview about animal rights with John Joseph of Cro Mags which is somehow a thing that happened, and lots of other iconic moments in pop culture that will outlive all your greatest accomplishments by at least one lifetime.
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