Where were you when you sold your soul to the devil?
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You sold your soul to an app for the price of a $15 movie ticket.
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But the past, it's more than memories... it's the devil you sold your soul to.
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Instead, you sob because there is no hot water and also you've sold your soul to write words on the internet.
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Once you've sold your soul and given up majority in your company you have to unfortunately accept the reality of what that means Mangrove Capital Partners' Mark Tluszcz
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But rich people might be even more insufferable when they're on vacation—unwinding from the stress that comes with having sold your soul to the devil is hard, you know.
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On "Slower," lyrics like "staring into a perfect golden sunset and thinking about how you sold your soul to send the rain away" may sound like a peak "emo cliche" to the modern ear, but in 1997, it was fucking revolutionary.
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Before you resign yourself to the idea you've sold your soul to Facebook for the privilege of posting wedding photos, here's what experts say it means if a third party gets your data, why it happened, and what, if anything, can be done about it.
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"Just because you will justify everything that man does and just because you are corrupt, just because you're not a journalist, just because you have sold your soul to a personality cult, don't knock reporters at The New York Times or The Washington Post or The Wall Street Journal or the broadcast networks for doing their job right," the former Republican congressman and staunch Trump critic said.
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"And just because you're sucking up to Donald Trump and just because power is all that matters to you, and just because you will justify everything that man does and just because you are corrupt, just because you're not a journalist, just because you have sold your soul to a personality cult, don't knock reporters at The New York Times or The Washington Post or The Wall Street Journal or the broadcast networks for doing their job right," he added.
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A disappointed Lisa watches on, remarking, "Oh, dad, you sold your soul," when Homer, back in his normal clothes, appears alongside her; it turns out that Burns is now wearing the Santa costume. Homer thanks Lisa for giving him "the gift of dignity", and the family embrace before Burns throws fish guts at them.
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