He goes on a big journey from realizing that he's still alive to finding a balance in staying alive to finding out who he is without Claire.
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It is miraculous that he is alive to write it.
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Someone needs to stay alive to battle the zombie army.
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From Sexiest Man Alive to President of the United States?
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You've got to be alive to be able to progress.
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Trilobites You don't have to be alive to go extinct.
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As you might expect, Wills is deeply alive to context.
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Give us support while we are alive to see it.
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But then again, was it ever really alive to begin with?
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I thank God that I am alive to tell this story.
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You can't kill them because they aren't alive to begin with.
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Denis Lacorne, a French historian, is alive to those cross-currents.
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If only the 211th president was alive to hear their praise.
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They are alive to the preciousness of our right to vote.
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Harun is alive to the fundamental enigma and mutability of violence.
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I've been told it's dead, but it looks alive to me.
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Jon Snow was never actually alive to begin with. Mind. Blown.
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"The current battle is staying alive to use those rights," he said.
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Mr Selmayr defends the notion of a "political commission", alive to sensitivities.
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Jenner did get pregnant again, but tragically, Nicole wasn't alive to see.
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I wish he could've been alive to see how far we've come.
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But I do not think I will be alive to see this.
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But we're relieved that they aren't alive to see this monstrous decision.
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"We have to be alive (to it)... and push back," she said.
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Matt wonders why he's still alive, to which the Punisher says nothing.
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He remained mysterious, but had become more human, more alive to me.
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If only Alberto Nisman were alive to see justice finally being pursued.
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I'm angry he's not alive to pay the price for his actions.
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There's a potential for life, to stay alive, to attract young people.
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Others condemned the documentary because Jackson is not alive to defend himself.
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"It keeps you constantly alive to possibility," Ramis said of Murray's behavior.
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They are banding together, trying to stay alive to survive another winter.
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We've got to keep this guy alive to get to a closing.
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And I am glad I am alive to be able to see it.
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Nearly all of us became doctors to keep patients alive, to treat them.
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Weschler was alive to the doctor's eccentric brilliance, compassion, personal quirks, and secrets.
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"I thought, thank goodness I'm alive to experience this day," Ms. Gronlund said.
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She'd just roast everybody so nobody would be left alive to threaten her.
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My parents and grandparents would cry if they were alive to see it.
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She was literate and smart, and alive to what makes a story click.
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"I'm so blessed to be alive to see a woman president," she said.
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Who did Spencer text "How do you know Hanna is still alive?" to?
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The ancient gods seemed alive to them, but as if they were friends.
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The baby would grow and be born and either of them might die in that—especially she—and then everything within her would go to keeping the baby alive, to keeping herself alive, to healing, so she could do it again.
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His speech may seem unstructured, but it is thoroughly spontaneous, alive to the moment.
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With no one alive to parent you, which is a wondrous and vital calling.
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They are by definition mobile and thus alive to the benefits of European integration.
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There's often the void left by those who are no longer alive to celebrate.
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This challenges orthodox Islam, too, which holds that Jesus was raised alive to heaven.
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I was on edge, alive to the possibility that I was useless and despicable.
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However, mysteries and theories about the creature keep the legend alive to this day.
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"There can hardly be anyone alive to corroborate some of the claims," he said.
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The turtles were butchered alive to keep the meat from sticking to the shell.
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The other is gardening ("I can't keep a plant alive to save my life").
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Is the character reckoning with those who will be left alive to mourn him?
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They deserve to be alive, to have great minds have a go at them.
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Dunkley was alive to the political and social currents of his time and place.
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Caroline Framke: I don't see how this ends with Martha alive, to be honest.
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WW needs to keep the momentum alive to convince shareholders it can achieve these goals.
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An astute political operator like Augustus was entirely alive to the risks of political propaganda.
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The whoever -- the 50 million people in the United States still alive to remember it.
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By his own account, he consciously stayed alive to his Chinese roots all his life.
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A deficit hawk industry in Washington comes alive to tell the nation that we're broke.
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She tells you how the forest comes alive to her and exchanges energy with her.
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"I won't be alive to see the fulfillment of that long-term mission," he said.
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Some 119,310 people made it alive to Italy in 2017 against 181,436 the year before.
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I'm very happy to be alive to see my daughter and my sons grow up.
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"Hopefully we will all be alive to see the end of next year," he said.
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" And "if we're so keen to be alive, to survive, why the self-destructive behavior?
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This is so much more alive, to have the chance every night to adjust things.
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Inside these poems of billowing consciousness, we too are alive to a spectrum of wonders.
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Aretha Franklin was a woman always happily alive to the promise of the male presence.
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"I rather die than stay alive to live my life with this agony," she said.
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In the second half, Flynn came alive to help ignite a 13-113 Aztecs run.
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" At 51, he said thoughtfully, "I doubt I will be alive to see it completed.
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As a matter of sheer statistical odds, I should not be alive to write this piece.
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It's pouring at this point, so we're feeling like the luckiest alive to have found one.
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"I'm so thankful to be alive – to help one person, to make a difference," she says.
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Jenna Dewan said she was "the luckiest girl alive" to be with her boyfriend Steve Kazee.
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I'm glad to still be alive to show you the outcome of what happened to me.
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I just wish that she was alive to see how celebrated it is for her crimes.
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I think for him it was about the joy of being alive to see his family.
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You don't even have to be crowned as the Sexiest Man Alive to pursue DJ-ing.
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There's one bit about an alleged affair with a woman who's not alive to defend herself.
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But you have to keep trying, because that's the point of being alive, to some degree.
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I'm grateful he's alive, to be with him, and to give him my love and support.
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I don't think I could have written it if he was still alive to be honest.
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Rooney is alive to the ways that high-flown ideals are constantly punctured by everyday realities.
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His words are consistently funny, alive to the sound of language and of course appealingly cryptic.
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Kathy Scruggs isn't alive to sue the studio, but her former employer might do just that.
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It'll take a miracle, but the Oakland Raiders are still technically alive to reach the playoffs.
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Strayed said this was never "made more alive" to her than seeing herself edited in Vogue.
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And I really had hoped that he would be alive to see me [at this year's Olympics].
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She didn't even reveal herself to still be alive to Mary Drake until a couple weeks ago.
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In the second half, the freshman duo of Okongwu and Isaiah Mobley came alive to spark USC.
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The current law generally requires that defamed individuals must be alive to sue for libel or slander.
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Kennedy is alive to every sound and every image that her protagonist, Negro-Sarah, feels and projects.
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He was alive to witness kleptocracy in his native Alabama in a regime premised on electoral theft.
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That's why I think I'm still alive—to say we girls have to stick up for ourselves.
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I don't know why I am alive to tell this story, but I haven't touched heroin since.
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He was alive to witness kleptocracy in his native Alabama and a regime premised on electoral theft.
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Henry tells the story of how the plant is alive to this day ... and what it symbolizes.
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Kim&aposs father had recently died, and was not alive to see his son join the Navy.
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That is what he wants "We're Only Alive" to do, to show an audience that he survived.
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The press thus has a huge responsibility in keeping a healthy discourse alive to keep democracy alive.
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Technology is the main reason why so many of us are still alive to complain about technology.
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And they happened fast and they were alive to me because I gave myself over to them.
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What I can say is, there's some dope-ass horseback riding and I'm alive to talk about now.
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He seems to be alive to this problem: witness his energetic campaigning and aggressive talk about the AfD.
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The implied criticism of characters alive to every shifting emotional hue yet numb to the world is deliberate.
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"All I know is that I wanted to stay alive to take care of my wife and kids."
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Now it's up to them to keep that spirit alive; to adapt and thrive in their new environment.
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So long that the young voters seen as key to this battleground haven't been alive to see one.
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"His wife said he was staying alive to get those medals," Mr. McCain said, smiling at the memory.
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Baas is making a literal mark on the future that none of us will be alive to witness.
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"Van Gogh wasn't even alive to see the Eiffel Tower," Kusick said in an interview with Tech Insider.
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He don't even want to fight, he's just doing that to keep his name alive, to stay relevant.
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I'm meant to be happy, and I need to be alive to put abusers like you in jail.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist It is truly a confounding time to be alive, to be an American.
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We want our artists to be concealed but available, alive to our desires yet unyielding to public constraints.
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Mayte has a problem with the timing of Sinead's allegations, too ... because Prince wasn't alive to defend himself.
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What we're saying today is that persona is dead, if it was ever really alive to begin with.
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Keeping them alive to re-start operations once the health threat recedes would reduce long-term economic damage.
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It might cost nearly twice as much as the Toyota, but I'd be alive to pay for it.
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Looking at images from the crash makes ya think, PnB's lucky he was even alive to get arrested.
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Sword and Shield's Galar region feels alive to me in a way that no Pokémon game ever has.
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Sure. Will you be alive to tell the tale of the Snapchat line once you get your glasses?
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"I wish my dad was alive to see this but I think he's watching over me tonight," he said.
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But likewise we have to be alive to the fact of state threats as illustrated by the Litvinenko case.
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It's a companionable first-person report that tours the writer's understanding of a subject, alive to the human comedy.
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Others believed, or perhaps hoped, that a remnant of Russia's old order might be alive to carry the flame.
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I thank God and my surgeon and my medical team for making sure I am alive to enjoy it!
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So Melissa started the nonprofit organization, Project Alive, to fund research and provide resources to those with Hunter syndrome.
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Although he escaped, Al Mawsily felt compelled to do something that would keep Mosul alive to the outside world.
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She tells him about the radiation and says she needs to stay alive to come up with a plan.
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You never knew when the power balance would shift and who would still be alive to see it through.
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"I can't not believe I'm alive to witness someone calling a belt a waist choker" said another peeved user.
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I hope he was alive to see Barra become the first woman at the helm of a U.S. automaker.
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There are kids today copying that move out on the blacktop who weren't even alive to see it happen.
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That represents a sharp departure from Wen's roots serving local markets, where the animals are sold alive to customers.
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"I am so sick of Scotland," he says, with a warrior's sigh, fully alive to how much death awaits.
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And there are a number of people in this orbit who are undoubtedly and anxiously newly alive to this.
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Her influence is still alive to this day, as Monroe memorabilia consistently sells for high prices at auctions worldwide.
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But likewise, we have to be alive to the fact of state threats, as illustrated by the Litvinenko case.
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Though an accomplice is sometimes the only one left alive to prosecute, such cases can be difficult to prove.
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That's what we're currently sentencing people to — we just don't expect the prisoner to be alive to serve it.
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But I wanted someone who was still alive to point to as a reminder that women could be powerful.
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We have eyes as well as ears, and it is our business while we are alive to use them.
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With its energetic pairing of words and art, "Let 'er Buck!" comes alive to unearth an unsung American hero.
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About 20 of them have died already which are quite alive to me and will appear in a new book.
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Why should any teacher be forced to choose between saving students' lives or coming home alive to their own families?
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This week Hinton is celebrating the 50th anniversary (an honor not many authors are alive to see) of The Outsiders.
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Another is the impossibility of borrowing goods and services from future generations, who are not yet alive to produce them.
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About twenty of them have died already, which are quite alive to me and will appear in a new book.
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The lampreys were caught alive; to ensure they would attach themselves to the fishing bucket, a boy continually stirred it.
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Moderates leaving the meeting in Speaker Paul Ryan's office pledged to keep that effort alive to keep the pressure on.
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He is one of the better basketball players alive, to be fair, but it is awfully hard to notice it.
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This is a writer using every tool at her disposal to make this story come alive, to make it matter.
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White is alive to drifts in his readership, and "The Unpunished Vice" finds him fatalistic about the future of literature.
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The past is lightly sketched — few are left alive to bear witness — and there is certainly no hint of atrocity porn.
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It's a shame Stephen Hawking isn't alive to see this, as he may have gotten a real kick out of it.
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This man, it turns out, is dying, and his mortality has made him particularly alive to the fleeting wonders of life.
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P.S. St. Vincent set up a collaborative Spotify playlist yesterday, asking anyone alive to add their favorite New York City music.
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Camille hails from the kind of topsy-turvy house of Southern horrors that Tennessee Williams wishes he were alive to see.
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Ambitious, alive to the wonders and the dangers of the universe, yet still young and stubborn: she's almost a young Kirk.
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Never seen alive To understand how creatures evolve, paleontologists compare the fossils they find with the bones of modern equivalent animals.
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Heartbeat scans contain "liveness detection," Jin said—people have to be alive to provide an ECG, so it's harder to fake.
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Critics have called the investigation a meandering, expensive attack on the reputation of a man who is not alive to respond.
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What would Mr. Gorey make of his status as an All Hallows' Eve grand ghoul were he alive to see it?
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It was amazing how something small and alive to hold on to served as a focal point to center my attention.
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For example, religions are very alive to the need for repetition, which is something that secular culture is quite deaf to.
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Were Abbey alive to see Trump's proposal to slash the agency's budget by a third in 2018, he would be apoplectic.
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I'm not sure he's alive to the political implications of this technology, specifically the levels of state coercion it might demand.
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Katarina Zarutskie is famous for 2 reasons: her bangin' bod and being the sexiest woman alive to survive a shark bite.
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But Marc Webb has emerged from his pair of Andrew Garfield Spider-Man flicks in one piece—alive to tell the tale.
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So the FBI recruits Aphra and Caleb Marsh, the only two Innsmouth residents who made it out alive, to track them down.
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So, we were thrilled to learn that the man who helped make the quote so popular keeps it alive to this day.
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Basically, Biles is a powerhouse of historical proportions, and we should all be so stoked that we're alive to see her compete.
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If not for pure luck and chance, none of us would have been alive to see our exoneration nearly 40 years later.
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It's all about sequencing, there's a lot of tricks to make it sound more alive, to make it not sound, well, robotic.
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Among the best essays in this collection are those that demonstrate that Mr Singer is alive to the possibility of being wrong.
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Bridget Jones is alive to feminism's promise of "having it all", but finds that the reality on the ground is far different.
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They were, like this year's team, just good enough to get in and just good enough to stay alive to the end.
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Because those principles were phrased so broadly and in some cases vaguely, they have remained open, alive to new interpretations and applications.
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Studying it, I understood the obvious — that she'd once been a girl, adventurous and vividly alive, to whom nothing bad had happened.
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In the context of The 100, it would be unrealistic to expect that the show would keep her alive to appease fans.
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"This work will take generations, and I'm not going to be alive to see the changes," the activist Mariame Kaba told me.
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His supporters saw in him a mind too restlessly alive to the possibilities of art to be confined to any one style.
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Uriah Laite, a chaplain, was taken to the bunkers by the Japanese to call for any men still alive to come out.
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Her mode is intimate, radical and always alive to the details — fire escapes and flowerpots, whispered secrets and late-night card games.
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And playwrights who insist on casting approval — not all do — should have it for as long as they're alive to exercise it.
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A good novel often ends on an ambiguous note — yet every novel also implies a survivor still alive to tell the tale.
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The fact that he's alive to see that future is unusual—it's like if Marx had turned up in Moscow in 1928.
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Everybody misses the grandiose interiors of the old Penn Station — even if you (like me) weren't alive to see it in person.
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After a period of some 2000 years of decline, there was only one fertile male left alive to mate with every 17 women.
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Most of us weren't alive to experience a company buoyed by profits from the magazine and the London Playboy Club's massive casino earnings.
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Speaking to the Mercury News, Perry's mother, Jean Dykema, 88, said she wished her husband, Perry's father, was alive to hear the news.
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Properly organised ransomware criminals, alive to the advantages of repeat business, usually do unencrypt the hostage data once the money has been paid.
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I hope I live through it, that I'm alive to see the end of this and see justice for Alexis and her mommy.
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Twenty nine dead bodies washed up on the shore after Wednesday's tragedy while 27 others made it alive to the shore, it said.
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For Republicans, the stakes may be highest for Ted Cruz and his quest to keep a path alive to winning the nomination outright.
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And it is our collective shame that this apology took so long—many who suffered are no longer alive to hear these words.
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How lucky for the nutjob who went after Lochte tonight to be the only human alive to have never ever made a mistake.
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Kerry and many older Democrats came of age in a different era; they were alive to witness, and often participate in, bipartisan victories.
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It would be easy to think that someone would have to be one of the luckiest people alive to win the lottery multiple times.
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In fact, at this point she's graced the cover of enough magazines emblazoned with "sexiest woman alive" to warrant her own lifetime achievement award.
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"I won't be alive to see the fulfillment of that long-term mission," Bezos said at the Wired 25th anniversary summit in San Francisco.
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Men could recover their unconscious feminine side, or anima, previously submerged during their youth, and women come alive to their hidden opposite, the animus.
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The victim of the final overdose -- a 19-year-old woman just outside the city limits -- has made it alive to Cabell Huntington Hospital.
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" Khosrowshahi ended Expedia's fourth-quarter earnings call in February by saying, "Hopefully we will all be alive to see the end of next year.
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I want Hangar 13 to bring to bear the skill they've used to make New Bordeaux feel vibrant and alive to this new challenge.
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The habit of buying poultry alive to guarantee freshness has made the company vulnerable to market shutdowns during bird flu outbreaks in recent years.
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Lady Gaga, in "A Star Is Born," is far more stirring than Portman but also, strangely, more innocent, alive to the prospect of happiness.
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I'm just blessed to be alive to tell my story and hopefully can help spark some major changes in how these situations are handled.
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"I am the only one still alive to see this day come," Lee Chun-shik, 94, the surviving plaintiff, told reporters outside the courthouse.
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In Claude, he gives us a character who's alive to the ways in which celluloid can capture flashes of life and depths of feeling.
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"My No. 1 thought going into it was to keep our hopes alive to make the playoffs," said Hundley, who had three touchdown passes.
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And so Mr. Trump believes that the Civil War could have been prevented had his 19th century avatar been alive to take a stand.
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"I intend to give away as much of my money as possible while I'm alive to things that I think are valuable," he said.
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But we were mesmerized by the pulse of the ocean, alive to the sound of the surf and the scent of the briny air.
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I should admit that as someone whose main high-school sport was rugby, I am not entirely alive to the charms of American football.
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Maybe that's needed for music to exist in a way, to be vibrant, to be alive, to be warm, to lead you to places.
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Police say Madsen has given a shifting account of Wall's final hours, including initially claiming he had returned her — alive — to land after their outing.
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The protagonist, a young New York congressman named Charlie Marder, has thankfully anachronistic views that make him alive to Washington's deep racism and gender inequality.
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Salvini, who has not withdrawn his ministers, said on Tuesday he was ready to keep the government alive to approve a tax-cutting 2020 budget.
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"What would your mother have thought if she were alive to see you run for the White House?" host Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson asked Carson.
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Was he spurred to ask a question because Scalia -- who wrote a landmark opinion concerning the Second Amendment -- was no longer alive to do so?
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EGW: The hardest thing is not only keeping her safe and alive, but also keeping myself and my husband safe and alive to raise her.
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He meets the last man left alive to have been decorated by Emperor Franz Josef, an elegant Austro-Hungarian pilot who called himself Geoffrey Banfield.
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After studying hundreds of sleepwalkers, he linked the phenomena to his theory of "Odic Force," of which he dedicated his final years alive to studying.
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We spoke with 11 senators while he was still alive to ask them about what they think is most misunderstood about the iconic Republican lawmaker.
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It made me wish Shirley Jackson were alive to take a Room 104 assignment; the form is perfect for highlighting the creaky and the macabre.
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"It's a risk the markets don't seem to be alive to at this stage," said Edward Glossop, emerging markets economist at Capital Economics in London.
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Besides more accurately reflecting the last few decades, the changes make it more likely that an electee will actually be alive to enjoy the moment.
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And while it's never easy to watch crustaceans go from alive to dead, it is the best way to guarantee freshness when you're preparing seafood.
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It's enough if you just try to be mindful in the plain English sense of that word — just being aware, attentive, alive to other people.
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I was always alive to the dangers he was putting himself in, even when I couldn't quite conceive of the true gravity of the situation.
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Prince, known for controversy, was never going to give the public "a clear-eyed view," even if he were alive to see the book completed.
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It seems almost unbearable to be him, aware of the rightness of his cause but also fully alive to the humanity of the other side.
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Jenny Erpenbeck's magnificent novel " Go, Went, Gone " (New Directions, translated from the German by Susan Bernofsky) is about "the central moral question of our time," and among its many virtues is that it is not only alive to the suffering of people who are very different from us but alive to the false consolations of telling "moving" stories about people who are very different from us.
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Jack couldn't Pearson his way into stopping his brother from making his own choice, and now he's not alive to protect his family from the fallout.
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Ronnie Bracey, a friend whose apartment Myles says he was visiting at the time of the murder, is no longer alive to testify in his defense.
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He wants us to care about how these growing things, with which we share primeval genes, solve the big problem of life: staying alive to reproduce.
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I am of course alive to the irony of a white South African like me saying that a black president's corruption was motivated by racial grievance.
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Google, which is alive to the worry that Alexa will outpace it in the assistant game, is also offering its Google Assistant to other device makers.
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In a blog post released over the weekend, Bernanke cited the benefits of at least keeping the option alive to take short-term rates below zero.
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How dare he call on what he knew — his experience — and marry it to his imagination, that which the soul rumbles around in, alive to discovery?
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Keleş was from a poor family—his father ran a small store selling table decorations—and for the first time he came alive to his faith.
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"It doesn't do away with drought risk, but it still works," said Barrett — to keep children betternourished and alive, to improve the well-being of families.
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When he got physically injured and couldn't work in construction, he went to community college and says that's when the "business world became alive" to him.
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There's a difference between theoretical and active knowledge, and religions are alive to that distinction and are very keen to make certain bits of knowledge active.
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New Mexico HB 218: Redefines what it means for a fetus to be "born alive" to include when a fetus is born with a discernible heartbeat.
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That's … when I knew I had found my calling, the reason I was alive — to seek out and climb the great big walls of the world.
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Unfortunately all the principals are no longer alive to verify the accuracy of this story, but it is the legend that has grown up around their meeting.
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We try and structure it so that it's a necessity to stay alive to get resources, or to get food, to stay alive in this harsh environment.
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For Mr. Cash, hearing his father's words come alive to music written by others was tantamount to communicating and having the chance to collaborate with him again.
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The High School Musical star stopped by PEOPLE Now and opened up about her father's passing and revealed how she keeps his legacy alive to this day.
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Mr Pence is more alive to questions of foreign opinion, which is why he labours to present the world with the most constructive version of his boss.
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"I am glad my father is not alive to watch this...He would tell us to vote the down ticket to stop Hillary," he tweeted on Monday.
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A memory that is not alive to the present does not remember the here and now, does not remember its true identity, is not memory at all.
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To the best of my knowledge, there is no legal or moral basis to protecting the right of terrorists -dead or alive- to encrypt their murderous schemes.
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Expedia CEO at end of company's earnings call: Thanks to employees for 85033, "hopefully we will all be alive to see the end of next year" pic.twitter.
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She was born in 1964, she tells us, and yet here she is wheeling an enormous rock up a mountain, all her muscles alive to the task.
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It pained me to realize that if the city planted a new tree, I would not be alive to see it reach the height of its predecessor.
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She is doubtless alive to her character's uneasy contradictions in this film, and to the shards that will be strewn around if her elegant brittleness is broken.
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Several buildings are still upright, but they are gray, broken warrens, like broken corpses with cratered teeth and no soul alive to be found in their cavities.
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But the book's overarching theme, middle age, is in my sweet spot — reckoning with the choices one has made and trying to remain alive to life's possibilities.
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So for someone like John to ask you, while he's still alive, to stand and speak of him when he's gone, is a precious and singular honor.
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You used to have to be one of the illest alive to claim a place in hip-hop, long a predominately black and Latin inner city space.
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"You'd be the unluckiest human alive to pick up an infection from a dog this way—that would be like getting hit by an asteroid," he says.
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McNamara wasn't alive to see it when the Golden State Killer was finally arrested this spring, but some credited her research for drawing attention to the case.
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While flirting with nihilism, fiction's angry new mode feels too tender and intensely alive to have us believe that life is pointless or unworthy of art's scrutiny.
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The Ramones' fourth album, "Road to Ruin," turned 40 this year, and Marky Ramone, born Marc Steven Bell, is the only member alive to honor this milestone.
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His decisions might not make strategic sense, but they've helped the showrunners delay the epic battles until Game of Thrones' final season, keeping Cersei alive to increase tension.
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It's not the corny passing of a torch from a one-time most "commercially successful" rapper alive to a former student showing what he's learned to his tutor.
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Maybe because she's having second thoughts about the whole "murder cult" thing…or maybe she needs to leave Ally alive to play her part in what happens next.
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As such, Frum was long alive to the fissures within the Republican Party that became so visible this year, which has made him a diagnostician of unusual acuteness.
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The voices of Oscar Wilde and Dorothy Parker and Benjamin Franklin still feel electrically alive to us because they managed to bake their personas into their brief observations.
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It's more of a preventative measure than learning the naloxone kits, which only helps to keep someone who is overdosing alive to their trip to the emergency room.
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It comes at an auspicious time, as Democrats move from their tentative victory in keeping Obamacare alive to a new health care reform message for 2018 and beyond.
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For someone like John to ask you while he is still alive to stand and speak of him when he is gone is a precious and singular honor.
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So Alter wanted his Bible to be estranged and idiomatic, ancient-seeming and modern-sounding, clearly coming from elsewhere but alive to us now, and all at once.
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Many expressed anger that Mr. Williams was not alive to defend himself against the allegations and that the legacy of an important and talented horseman had been tarnished.
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In fact, she is remarkably alive to the plight of her family members, locating the loneliness in them even as they have marooned her with her unbearable past.
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Garner's book is superbly alive to the narrative dynamics of the case; she tells a grim story of unhappy marriage, limited social opportunity, bitter divorce, and spousal grievance.
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The Saudi government has shifted stories from aggressively asserting Khashoggi left the consulate alive to floating the idea that he may have died during an interrogation gone wrong.
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"However, the risk of a 100 basis points tightening cycle (including the 25 basis points hike already announced) is now very much alive to ensure financial stability," she said.
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Terri Irwin is saddened that her late husband Steve isn't alive to see their son grow up — but she is at peace knowing the Crocodile Hunter's spirit lives on.
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When she celebrated her 90th birthday in 2016, just a fifth of the women born in Britain in the same year as her were alive to witness the festivities.
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And even when the cases of nursing home residents get to court, they can fall apart when victims' memories prove unreliable -- or they are no longer alive to testify.
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"It was an honor to work with them because I feel like this should've happened a long time ago, but I'm glad I'm alive to experience it," she says.
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Among the younger generation, the ever-lovely Anna Madeley turns the role of a seemingly saintly expatriate surgeon alive to "the terror" in her midst into something quietly complex.
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Meanwhile, the two American D.E.A. agents, Murphy and Peña, are alive to continue the fight because the higher-ups didn't want them further tainted by their association with Carrillo.
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So for someone like John to ask you while he is still alive to stand and speak of him when he is gone is a precious and singular honor.
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What do you think is the best way to preserve the memory and knowledge about the Holocaust, particularly after there are no more witnesses alive to tell their stories?
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We feel like giving them a befitting farewell, like giving them what they were doing when they were alive to continue because we believe life continues after life her.
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Then calculate Mr. Trump's life expectancy to determine whether he will be alive to see Mar-a-Lago sink or whether that experience will be left for his children.
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So, for someone like John to ask you while he was still alive to stand and speak of him when he is gone, is a precious and singular honor.
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We talked to Madeleine M. Castellanos, MD, sex therapist and author of Wanting to Want: What Kills Your Sex Life and How to Keep It Alive, to find out more.
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I knew I wanted to go to college, partly because for years I didn't think (nor did my parents and some doctors) that I would be alive to make it.
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There are streets that are different for me, in the city where I live, because the people that used to live on them are no longer alive to live there.
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Was Carly Fiorina correct when she said that a Planned Parenthood video showed a living, kicking fetus with someone saying, "We have to keep it alive to harvest its brain"?
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Militant in the North Caucasus are hounded by security forces, pushed into forest hideouts, and too pre-occupied with staying alive to be able to launch attacks on Russian cities.
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First, Vision is an AI — Tony Stark's computer program upgraded with the power of an Infinity Stone — which raises the question of whether Vision is even "alive" to begin with.
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MBA students should be alive to this question and its possible correctives, given the unprecedented levels of institutional mistrust and economic anxiety now coursing through and wobbling the body politic.
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Zahir Kazmi, director of the SPD's arms control and disarmament branch, who made the case that Pakistan "is very much alive" to the dangers of managing nuclear weapons at sea.
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"We are very much alive to the fact that youth unemployment is indeed a national crisis," Ramaphosa told an audience of mainly young people and students on National Youth Day.
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For the reader, it is only necessary that gift there be — the one that makes us feel alive to literature and ourselves when subject, writer and form are brilliantly matched.
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"It is a miracle that I'm alive to write this dispatch - that I've survived 24 hours on this beachhead bag of wicked tricks," he wrote a day after the landings.
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Of the 150 Holocaust survivors who founded the kibbutz, Ms. Sternberg — who shared her testimony with museum visitors for years — is one of the last ones alive to bear witness.
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Now that a suspect in the killings has been identified, Mr. Oswalt said he felt a strange mix of elation and impending sadness that Ms. McNamara wasn't alive to witness it.
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A week later, he ended Expedia's quarterly earnings call by saying: "Hopefully we will all be alive to see the end of next year," an apparent dig at Trump's fatalistic proclivities.
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Those caught by Lonza, Charles River and Associates of Cape Cod, owned by Japan's Seikagaku Corp, are drained of about a third of their blood, then returned alive to the sea.
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From the bugs that keep our plants alive to the plants that help us breathe and the gorgeous vistas that make breathing meaningful, this planet sure does a lot for us.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a really cool music video that uses 3D printing, stop-motion animation, and projection mapping to make a model come alive to sing a song.
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The study team found that 30,075 patients were discharged alive to their homes with a referral for cardiac rehab, and 8,000 attended at least one session within 90 days after discharge.
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In the announcement live stream, a developer explained the team's desire for the digital San Francisco to feel alive, to have the people and animals within it reacting to one another.
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"I believe in being as open as possible without killing the host organism; we make sure we keep the company alive to open source more stuff," Hotz told me about comma.
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With some organs that can be adapted or partially donated, size doesn't always matter so much—an adult may donate part of their liver, while alive, to a child, for instance.
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Stars like Ice Cube and Madonna used to thrive in those circumstances — the interviews revealed them to be thoughtful, unafraid of being challenged and alive to the creation of their image.
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You can support the Kuruwitu Conservation & Welfare Association in eastern Kenya by going go on their expeditions , organized with Oceans Alive , to learn about their approach to community led marine conservation.
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"We have a very narrow window of time, while survivors are still alive, to carry out some kind of symbolic justice, some kind of recognition of what has happened," he said.
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Local governments, financial institutions, stakeholders and suppliers are keeping such zombie firms alive to protect their own interests, said Ge, who is also a member of China's top political advisory body.
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It's hard to overstate the pleasure and the comfort that such demystification provides the scientifically uninitiated; it does indeed make the world feel larger, more expansive, more alive to the touch.
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Scarred by his own experience growing up in Nazi Germany, Kissinger has always been alive to the fragility of democracy, a feeling that has guided his approach, one that abhors idealism.
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Putin said Russia was alive to the danger that Japan might allow U.S. troops to deploy there if it struck a deal to hand over some of the islands to Tokyo's jurisdiction.
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Odutola spoke convincingly of exhausting the capabilities of ball point pen and finding herself having to move onto using the tools of pastel to keep her practice awake and alive to herself.
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What saves Ms Fitzmaurice is the "tragic wives' swimming club", which was formed with a few friends whose experiences had made them "sorely alive to the beauty and sadness of this life".
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One can conjure any number of nightmare scenarios for galas themed around Judaism, blackness or, say, Aztecs—none of whom remain alive to be offended—no matter how sartorially sensitive the dresses.
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The former NBA star is a longtime friend of the North Korean leader and until recently was one of the few people alive to have met both Kim and Trump in person.
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Lasting Love is out today, a new kind of waking dream nested in a series, each as unbelievable as the next, held within the miracle of my being alive to read it.
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Usain Bolt definitely knows how to get a party going ... so it's only fitting Steve Aoki enlisted the fastest man alive to get the crowd LIT at his Vegas show Wednesday night!!
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Mr. Junger's book, so alive to the post-tribal poverties of being alone, is less aware of the poverties of being together that have sent so many in pursuit of relative solitude.
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" She lamented that her grandparents weren't alive to see the arrests and said that even on her deathbed in February 2000, Timothy Coggins' mother "knew that this day would one day come.
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It knows that we like having something green in front of us, but we also want the whole process of obtaining and keeping the green thing alive to be convenient and affordable.
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Although he made it alive to a neighboring African country and was fortunate to secure refuge in America, he arrived to a country that knew nothing about his personal and professional history.
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That's more humans than were even alive to witness World War II. The virus has infected a reported 425,000, and killed 18,900 people, with many more suspected to be infected but unconfirmed.
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I spent the better part of a decade in the close company of that fascinating, vexing man, dead some 200 years yet far more alive to me than most of my neighbors.
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The coinage had nothing to do with scripts but instead expressed the ineluctably Vardian aspect of her cinema, one that is fundamentally handmade rather than industrial and fully alive to the world.
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Whether or not you claim to be an expert on Catholic canon law, the writer of these lines above surely deserves credit for being alive to the shifting realities of the modern world.
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It feels as if Nonas let the shapes and textures of his materials guide him to these configurations, which look resolved and yet alive to the possibility that they could be completely different.
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The doctors caring for Gard at a hospital in London say it's time to take him off the ventilator keeping him alive to reduce his suffering in the final days of his life.
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We want to use the power of code to make visual art feel alive, to explore new aesthetics and visual languages, to create audiovisual immersive spaces with a sense of an abstract narrative.
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But every year, fewer survivors remain alive to offer their firsthand accounts of the famine, a brutal narrative that for many Ukrainians helps make the case against Russian influence in the country today.
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Speaking to CNBC's Geoff Cutmore at the IMF Annual Meeting in Washington D.C. on Thursday, South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago said Pretoria was "alive" to the issues raised by ratings agencies.
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The story is a picaresque, half revelling in the chaos, and alive to the thought of a future seeded with hope, whereas the residents of "Graduation" have either given up or caved in.
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Such is the surprise that is sprung by the latest film: it's not just a blast but, at moments, a thing of beauty, alive to the comic awesomeness of being lost in space.
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These physical motions haunt each painting as it anticipates the viewer who will come alive to its flow of color, at once grand and granular, and awaken color itself to its protean life.
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Allen is an empty nothing of a character in the grand scheme of the story, but a braver game might have kept him alive to deal with the emotional consequences of his actions.
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In the end, Natasha beats Clint and ends up at the bottom of the cliff in an emotional scene, with Clint still alive to reunite with his family at the end of the movie.
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Another win on Sunday would be Hamilton's fifth in a row, and Vettel — also a four times world champion — would have to finish second to keep the championship alive to Mexico the following weekend.
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Sanders has acknowledged he won't be the nominee and has said he will likely vote for Clinton, but advisers say he is keeping his candidacy alive to influence the party platform at the convention.
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He seems to be attempting to install a chosen successor while still alive to secure his legacy, although some speculate that Mr Tokayev is just a seat-warmer in an even more elaborate scheme.
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It possesses what the critic Helen Vendler described as "the strange binocular style" of late works, in which the writer is attentive to death's encroaching shadow but also vividly alive to the present moment.
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Blaming pilots, who often aren't alive to defend themselves, absolves everyone else – air-traffic controllers, regulators, plane and parts manufacturers – and allows the system to carry on without identifying or solving the underlying problems.
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At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which inaugurated its dedicated Rodin gallery in 1912, while he was still alive to donate work, the answer is an alternately illuminating and overwhelming collection of additional context.
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Eminem is alive to the way he is seen, and astute enough to know he has few moves available to him, especially in a cultural moment likely to abjure his scathing, violent early work.
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The essays that informed her early career — the ones written more than 50 years ago — are alive to this day with the love of intellection that was always at the heart of her work.
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"Well done on reducing one of the greatest sportswomen alive to racist and sexist tropes and turning a second great sportswoman into a faceless prop," Rowling tweeted along with Knight's tweet of his drawing.
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"There's never been a better time for us to be alive, to be from Texas and to be from the U.S.-Mexico border," he told several hundred supporters at a rally in Brownsville, Tex.
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It's a sort of cinematic hack, a way to make old, still photographs feel more alive, to remind us that the people who lived through these extraordinary events were still people, just like us.
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In her book on the atrocities, journalist and historian Iris Chang wrote vividly about the horrors she uncovered: Many soldiers went beyond rape to disembowel women, slice off their breasts, nail them alive to walls.
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"I am so lucky alive to be alive in this day and age," Brinkley told Fox News under the glimmering white tents of her Social Life Magazine cover party in Bridgehampton, New York, on Saturday.
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The Favourite depicts a love triangle of women who metaphorically eat each other alive to secure what little power they're afforded, waging war against one another to survive the rigid patriarchy of 18th century England.
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In Israel, implied consent suffices—a deceased man need not have left a written document, but his widow just has to say that she believes he would give consent were he alive to do so.
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"I know what is true: she's alive to me, she's always going to be alive until I find her," Briones' father, Chapo Lee, tearfully said at the Moreno Valley police station on Tuesday, ABC7 reported.
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From Nat Turner and Denmark Vesey to the Haitian Revolution and the US Civil War, people of African descent have demonstrated their willingness to die in lieu of being kept alive to be violently oppressed.
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However, China is alive to the opportunity that the manufacture and sale of electric buses will have on the wider EV market, and has wasted little time in scaling up its manufacturing and market ambitions.
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The challenges of the last year remind me how blessed I am to be alive, to be a husband and father, and to serve the people of southeast Louisiana and our country as House majority whip.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's League leader Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday he was ready to keep the coalition government alive to approve a 2020 budget and vote in a reform of parliament before heading to early elections.
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For example, say a terrorist group is organizing online; the NSA might want to keep the network alive to glean more data, while CyberCom might want to shut it down to disrupt the group's command structure.
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Here are some of the other standout experiences, which cast a wide net across genres: from family fare to journalism to graphic novels come alive to psychedelic music videos, and a few things that defy explanation.
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You can use the beat of the song "Stayin' Alive" to achieve the desired rhythm, depressing the chest of an adult at least two inches and, without removing your hands, letting the chest rebound between compressions.
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Majority Leader McConnell cited civil rights legislation yesterday, as well he should, because he was alive to witness the harassment, jailing, and betrayal of those responsible for that legislation by a government sworn to protect them.
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He urged us to think not only about our employees but about the higher goal of helping keep the company alive to serve the millions of small businesses that depended on us to make a living.
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These are the things that are advocated to us as the sources of earthly happiness, and both of them are incredibly problematic in ways that I think we're not fully alive to at a societal level.
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Shop 1-800-Flowers Mother's Day deals — starting at $39.99 See Details If flowers aren't your mom's thing (AKA she can't keep them alive to save her life) perhaps you can appeal to her sweet tooth instead.
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He was leading the charge to keep great literature alive: to ensure it was both read and, above all, taught in the universities, where he fretted that syllabuses might soon consist of Harry Potter and Batman comics.
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Dee Dee Warwick herself died in 2008, four years before Houston's bathtub drowning death in 2012; Macdonald wrestled with how to present this shocking information about an alleged perpetrator who isn't alive to respond to the claims.
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This past year saw Rihanna expanding her line of work from simple world-renowned pop star and all-around coolest woman alive to include best-selling Parisian fashion designer and blockbuster action film star to her resume.
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I shared this picture with Reddit because I think it is important to keep his memory alive, to tell his story, and to make sure people know that this little boy used to be in our world.
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Questions over her heritage dogged her when she ran for Senate in Massachusetts in 2012, and the right-wing media has kept the narrative alive to the point where she earned the nickname "Pocahontas" from Donald Trump.
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Loud, wild and reverent of rock 'n' roll history, Low Cut Connie is an ideal band for youngish music fans who wish they were alive to see the Rolling Stones or the Replacements in their respective heydays.
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They're developing ballistic and cruise missiles with the express purpose of killing Kim Jong Un. The idea is that they can eliminate [Kim] so that he won't be alive to give the orders to launch nuclear weapons.
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Perhaps it is time for my generation, the Silent Generation, older than Boomers, those of us lucky enough to still be alive, to speak up and join our voices to those of astute observers like Amanda Hess.
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If he has a routine about vertical rotisseries I've never heard it, but surely he is alive to the associations they conjure, from Greek diners to taco trucks to the Halal Guys carts parked near Columbus Circle.
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So I would have liked at least one to stay alive to tell Bran a little of the series' deepest, darkest past, but having the wights kill them all off preserves that mystery, which is probably best.
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In the wake of November's election and yesterday's swearing-in of President Donald J. Trump, this American "trembling" is so resounding that, 46 years on, Genet might slyly smile – or smirk — were he alive to see it.
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"I think it's one of the diminishing number of stories that exist in this pre-internet era where the people are still alive to talk about what happened, but it's not been widely circulated," Wardle told USA Today.
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"Majority Leader McConnell cited civil rights legislation yesterday, as well he should, because he was alive to witness the harassment, jailing and betrayal of those responsible for that legislation by a government sworn to protect them," he added.
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It's like all the rest of what I write, a story about stories, so it's necessarily alive to itself in that way … which probably includes some sensitivity towards our notions of what gives a being or place substance.
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On the contrary, people whose lives have been blighted by injury or violence (whether politically inspired or not) should be alive to the gravity of what has happened, but nonetheless find ways to rise above feelings of vindictiveness.
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I am so happy I am alive to share this message, to reflect on all the amazing opportunities that have come about from such a traumatic event and to celebrate another year of living life to the fullest.
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The recent bill changes that, however, and defines "delivered alive" to mean a multitude of signs that don't necessarily reveal if the baby would survive: a heartbeat, breath, umbilical cord pulsation, or any clear movement of voluntary muscles.
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"To me, success in this case will be to keep it alive, to make these people's lives as complicated and miserable as possible," said Almudena Bernabeu, co-founder of Guernica 37 International Justice Chambers, which filed the case.
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The wines seem so alive to the proprietors, Eduard Tscheppe and Stephanie Tscheppe-Eselböck, that each of their cuvées is named after a family member, complete with an intricate line drawing of the relative's face on the label.
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"Majority Leader McConnell cited civil-rights legislation yesterday, as well he should, because he was alive to witness the harassment, jailing, and betrayal of those responsible for that legislation by a government sworn to protect them," Coates said.
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After all, now that we've all seen the cover of Lemonade, it's going to be pretty much impossible for any other person alive to rock braids, a giant fur, and spandex ensemble without immediately getting compared to Queen Bey.
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Deniers contend that had the Third Reich, a regime they describe as the epitome of efficiency and power, wished to murder all the Jews, it would have ensured that no witnesses remained alive to testify about the death camps.
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Johnson, who in "At the Center of All Beauty" reveals that he has remained largely uncoupled in his adult life, is exquisitely alive to the bad chatter that "solitaries" — his term for those who are solo by choice — attract.
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I think we'll know, but we may not be alive to know, I mean, we — the greater we — history will judge us, and I feel very confident, again, CDT is on the right side of history on these questions.
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" The landscape is so alive to Carey that it forms a body, from the tip of Darwin down to the desolate Nullarbor Plain, where the wind whips the sand, the "gnarled and stunted scrub, myall and mallee and mulga.
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He was a boy who could launch a rocket with a tadpole in it and bring it back alive to the ground (although without its tail) and also win the state National Council of Teachers of English literary award.
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The show (which closes Sunday night) changes strategy in Act II, using a sort of ghost narrator — a character who won our affection when he was alive — to fast-forward the plot toward the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Watching the show, I was reminded of my conversations with Ernst, in which he seemed eager to show that he is alive to how the world really works, unlike those idealists—perhaps me included—who remain blinded by naïveté.
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"It was impossible to include Jacques because he wasn't alive to be interviewed when we started doing interviews," a spokesperson for the production of The Rolling Thunder Revue told VICE when asked about Jacques Levy's omission from the film.
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"The Cane" anatomizes a world rife with and alive to violence at every turn and disturbs in a way that Mr. Ravenhill's more obviously confrontational early work didn't quite manage; this is a far more assured piece of writing.
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She knew it was unlikely that her grandfather would still be alive to attend her wedding to Megan, who she had started dating about 8 months before, and wanted a way for him to still be part of her marriage.
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What Paul Kalanithi and Marion Coutts demonstrate with ringing lucidity is that while no science can mitigate the finality of loss, anyone who is fully alive to his or her death need not worry that its meaning will be lost.
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There, he's expected to reveal details about his plan to get people to Mars and the spaceship—part of his Interplanetary Transport System—he wants to use to get them (and the supplies to keep them alive) to the Red Planet.
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The appeal comes after Indonesian campaigners against animal cruelty and Humane Society International in January exposed markets on the island of Sulawesi where dogs were bludgeoned by the thousands and blow-torched alive to remove their hair before onlookers, including children.
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Twenty years beyond those Olympics now, yet the man (with his myth) has been out there somewhere all this time, silently, the great talker, Ali, alive to his family and innermost circle of friends, a ghost to the rest of us.
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Adding the best player alive to that recipe wouldn't guarantee a title, but, assuming they find a buyer for Ryan Anderson's contract, match Clint Capela's offer sheet, and re-sign Trevor Ariza, it's hard not to call them the favorite.
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Do not be gulled by the slow pace of Jia's stories; they are ceaselessly alive to his country's haste, as it rushes to erase and to construct, and his sympathies tilt to those uncertain souls who simply can't keep up.
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But refiners across Asia remain alive to the prospects of shifting market dynamics and how they could make other suppliers more attractive, even as OPEC seeks a price rise to boost the economies of countries that rely heavily on crude exports.
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Libidinous, spectral, languid, unflattering: Here are four adjectives to describe the portraits done by the Amsterdam-based South African artist Marlene Dumas, the only woman alive to have had a full-scale painting retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Unless the members of the jury can identify the fear, terror, and pain that Botham Jean must have felt but is no longer alive to speak to, trials of police officers will lack the proper context with which to make a judgement.
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Italian prime minister Giuseppe Conte resigned on Tuesday, potentially paving the way for a new coalition government but sentiment was soothed after Italy's League leader Matteo Salvini said he was ready to keep the coalition government alive to approve a 2020 budget.
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In this podcast, Mr. Kleinfield explains and describes his reporting on a woman who talked about losing her ego as casually as she might mention having lost her keys, but who found herself feeling purposeful and alive to the beauty in all things.
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After two major defeats in the Senate for Republican legislation earlier this week, the skinny repeal represented a last-ditch effort by Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell to keep the effort alive to repeal Obamacare, formally known as the Affordable Care Act.
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"He had made an art out of the nervous stomach; he pinned the butterflies to the wall," writes Ackroyd (rather beautifully), who is thrillingly alive to what he calls "the true music" of Hitchcock, with his Mozartian arias of pure flight and pursuit.
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Despite the obvious frame-up, Chuck convinces Dr. Gilbert to confess by hammering him over his choice to deny Donnie Caan the experimental cancer treatment that could have extended his life (and thus left Donnie alive to testify against Axe, his former boss).
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Though possessed of different temperaments, both are alive to difference, variety, the possibilities of our rangy humanity; both are avid chroniclers of our species — Sacks in his case studies, and Hayes in his character sketches of the people he meets in the street.
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In it, one sees Moorman as she left us: electrified and alive to the ideas that she put forth as true performer-revolutionaries do, by making an example with her body, right there, naked and playful and truthful, in real time. ♦
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Ceaselessly alive to a text that can be hard to rid of encrusted tradition, especially in Britain, Mr. Scott brings a blessed conversational quality to a four-hour evening (two intermissions) whose longueurs are offset by the questing intelligence of the whole.
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These are the poems of a person alive to the vastness of the landscape he inhabits (New Mexico and what the sky above it contains), to the threads of history (from deep time to the recent past), and the fluctuations of personal experience.
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For freshness of voice, firmness of purpose (if a firmness always subject to scruples and second thoughts), and general delight on the page, the memoirs are fully alive to the contemporary reader in a way that James's late novels may no longer be.
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Court picks represent a major way that presidents can leave an ideological imprint on the country through the interpretation of the Constitution — so it makes sense that they'd want to appoint judges who can be alive to do that work as long as possible.
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Zelda encourages those looking to keep his memory alive to donate to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, which supports the search for a cure for spinal cord injuries, or the Challenged Athletes Foundation, which helps people with physical disabilities get involved in sports.
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The just-so stories that various professors have offered, after imagining what survival on the Pleistocene savannas might have required, cannot compete with the kind of material gathered by a journalist who is alive to the human drama unfolding before his eyes in a firefight.
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"It's a huge lifting of a burden when you are a trans person and you need to have certain treatments in order to actually stay alive, to realize that you are not going to face horrendous obstacles," WPATH's Green said of the company's new policy.
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STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI "Last" is not a word in the "Star Wars" vocabulary, especially in an age when — as with Peter Cushing in the 2016 stand-alone episode, "Rogue One" — the actors no longer need to be alive to perform in the movie.
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Comstock used those numbers to make the case she was still alive to the National Republican Congressional Committee, which proceeded to dump $8 million into the district even as other GOP strategists howled that they were wasting money that could have saved other endangered incumbents.
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That said, Ms. Barron extends the feisty terrain of Ms. Zegerman's title into a verbal landscape that may be difficult to quote but remains alive to the onset of puberty and of a body that is not yet entirely in sync with the mind.
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STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI "Last" is not a word in the "Star Wars" vocabulary, especially in an age when — as with Peter Cushing in 2016's stand-alone episode, "Rogue One" — the actors no longer need to be alive to perform in the movie.
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Not only was he the first Black man to hit the jackpot with an EGOT — winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony — he also can now add People's Sexiest Man Alive to list...even if wife Chrissy Teigen isn't exactly treating it with reverence.
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The climate of resistance helped inspire courts to slap down several versions of Trump's travel ban, helped keep the DACA program alive to this day, inspired civil servants to leak damaging information about Trump's misconduct, and contributed to the defeat of the Affordable Care Act repeal.
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The seven-year-old boy, Julian Cadman, who British media says has British and Australian nationality, was separated from his mother who was taken to hospital in serious condition "We pray that little boy will be found and be restored alive to his parents," he said.
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What would Johnny Ramone do, physically, to Malcolm McLaren's idiot son if he were alive to see Joe Corré's aristocratic, morally vacant, twerp notion of burning $7 million worth of punk paraphernalia as protest against Punk London, the Queen, and apparently his own failure of imagination?
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Nonetheless, it provided a valuable benchmark of where rap was at the time—as well as a convenient benchmark for T.I. to build buzz for his album by being the only one of the four biggest rappers alive to bring his A-game on his verse.
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Like the Pirandello of "A Breath of Air," McGregor is alive to subtle shifts in the natural world—to the breath that quickens and kindles in spring, to the steady, hazy lengths of summer and the downcome of autumn, and then the slow abeyance of winter.
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The Peugeot deal may also prove preferable to an earlier attempt, back when Marchionne was still alive, to effectively sell to GM. Months after his confessional, the Fiat Chrysler chief, in tandem with Elkann, proposed a combination which the Detroit behemoth led by Mary Barra rejected.
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FTMIB ended 1.1% lower, a reaction that analysts said was relatively mild because the possibility of the prime minister's resignation was more or less priced in and after Salvini said he was ready to keep the coalition government alive to approve a 2020 budget before heading to early elections.
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The dazzling literary critic William Empson, who was perhaps more alive to shades of diction than anyone else who has ever analyzed English literature, discussed the evolution of the word "dog" in his 1951 book, The Structure of Complex Words, making points directly pertinent to Trump's peculiar usage.
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I know I'm not alone in my thoughts about "Three Lions", because even my friends who follow football - the ones who bicker about Rooney being placed in the "pivot position" or the perceived excellence of Jose Mourinho - weren't alive to remember the situations mentioned in the song's lyrics.
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If having a country means having some kind of deliberation about what the problem is, absorbing new facts, being moved by them on occasion, becoming alive to problems that might have blossomed in blind spots — if this is having a country, it is hard work having a country.
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There's no damage taken if he falls from a great height, the emphasis moved from keeping him alive to getting him out of wherever this place is, mostly through manipulating the environment via physical exertion and vocal explosions—which is, to say, you have to shout a fair bit.
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But this is the final season of Game of Thrones, where time and space are at a premium, so the episode had to shift from smaller scenes focused on people who are simply happy to be alive to an incredibly forced bout of realpolitik featuring those same people.
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" The arrest warrant, as noted in the complaint, said: The "subject did, without a privilege to do so and with intent to defame another, communicate false matter which tends to expose one who is alive to hatred, contempt, or ridicule, and which tends to provoke a breach of peace.
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If not for the man or woman who is on his or her 4th, 85033th, or 6th deployment, then for the young man or woman who recently turned 18 and will deploy in the coming months to fight a war he or she wasn't even alive to see begin.
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The von der Leyen Commission, which took up its five-year mandate in December, is alive to rights concerns about how AI is being applied, even as it has made it clear it intends to supercharge the bloc's ability to leverage data and machine learning technologies — eyeing economic gains.
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IT'S 75 YEARS SINCE AUSCHWITZ'S LIBERATION: "Holocaust survivors gathered at Auschwitz-Birkenau on Monday to mark 75 years since the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp — and perhaps the last major anniversary for which many of them will be alive to share their stories," our colleague Loveday Morris reports.
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"It makes me happy to be alive, to take stock of all this," said Carole Lamberg, the former executive director of the Settlement Housing Fund, a nonprofit that has developed about 8,700 affordable apartments, many of which are in the Bronx, since 1969, when Ms. Lamberg joined the firm.
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They're very alive to what the Greeks call a weakness of will, which is really the phenomenon where there's lots of things that we theoretically believe but that are dead in our hearts and our minds day to day, because we have not been vividly reminded of them.
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Warped Tour crawled off into the dark gray sky last week and I hung art in an apartment and shopped for winter clothes before summer was even ending and researched retirement accounts while mumbling about how none of us are going to be alive to spend the money we've saved.
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In one scene, a character (Katelyn Schiller) helped audience members explore a series of drawers said to hold the memories of some unnamed individual; in another, a statue in the middle of the Tower Theatre (Keight Leighn) came alive to whisk audience members away into the bowels of the venue.
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Each line is deliberate; the narrative builds from opener "Souls of the Nearly Departed" and runs through a litany of tortured subject matter, from the pain and anguish of being alive to the damage we've done to this world and the inevitable destruction that will be left in our wake.
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Even with money in short supply, in the middle of a downturn, they still do everything they can to try to find the next Dzagoev, to keep Konoplev's dream alive, to maintain the production line that took three players from this gray city all the way to the World Cup.
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Alec Newman inherited the shoes filled on Broadway in 2011 by Chris Rock when the National Theater mounted the British premiere of Stephen Adly Guirgis's unprintably titled "The ______ With the Hat," the Scottish actor finding his own distinctive way into the rhythms of a part alive to the language of self-empowerment.
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Milan's blue-chip index ended 1.1% lower, a reaction that analysts said was relatively mild because the possibility of the prime minister's resignation was more or less priced in and after Salvini said he was ready to keep the coalition government alive to approve a 2020 budget before heading to early elections.
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Saudi Arabia's explanations for Khashoggi's disappearance shifted constantly, from initial assertions that he was still alive to the possibility rogue actors were to blame, even as it became clear responsibility for his death reached the highest offices in the Kingdom and could implicate the de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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In the last decade of the nineteenth century, when many parents of the Civil War dead were still alive to grieve for their children and former slaves still outnumbered freeborn African-Americans, Siebert began contacting surviving abolitionists or their kin and asking them to describe their efforts to aid fugitives from slavery.
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In the process, two of the three Sand Snakes were killed and one was captured — only to be finished off by Cersei in a two-for-one special as the queen poisoned her prisoner while keeping the Snakes' mother alive to watch her daughter die (the show implies that the death happens offscreen).
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Knowing he won't be killed — Negan wants Maggie, Rick, and Ezekiel alive, to use their deaths as examples — Ezekiel sacrifices himself to get Carol and the rest of the Kingdom to safety, staying behind long enough to ensure the gates close behind them and accepting what may ultimately be his death in the Saviors' custody.
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For example, at the beginning of "Investigation": A thousand poets are working together on this same great poem but they don't know it yet, only you and I can make this obvious — and many of my favorites are alive to this compulsion though their practice demands a temporary, however longterm deflection of the obvious.
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From Tyrion's scramble across the ship's deck in a desperate attempt just to stay alive to how Missandei's death was shot, with Grey Worm looking away from the execution in the foreground, Nutter made interesting choices throughout, and he did a nice job with the various scenes featuring the characters just kicking back and talking.
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Gucci admitted that he'd like to take some pages out of the Flaming Lips' book for his live show: It would be mind blowing to see a Gucci show lit up with trippy visuals of igloos opening up to enchanted forests, diamonds literally dancing around the stage, and ice cream cones coming alive to eat crowd members.
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At a time when poverty and environmental ruin are ravaging the world, it requires a profound level of self-absorption for one of the richest men alive to donate $240 billion and control over one of the earth's most important companies to the nerd who fixates the most on the pet obsessions of his teenage years.
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"How I wish my Puerto Rican mother were alive to see this: her child's story being celebrated by the likes of American Masters," Moreno, who immigrated to New York City at age 5 after she was born into poverty on a Puerto Rican farm, said in a statement as part of a release provided to CNN.
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Just as I cannot compartmentalize the various markers of my identity, I cannot value a movie, no matter how good or "important" it might be, over the dignity of a woman whose story should be seen as just as important, a woman who is no longer alive to speak for herself, or benefit from any measure of justice.
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As we saw with the walkouts at Google protesting the golden parachute Android creator Andy Rubin received after credible sexual misconduct allegations were levied against him, with Amazon engineers finding ways to stand up for their warehouse worker compatriots, there's a sense that the tech sector is alive to labor issues in a way that feels new.
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The news media followed his movements and activities over the years, from visiting the White House to meeting the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, and reported his opinions on everything from national health care (socialized medicine in England had kept him alive) to communicating with extraterrestrials (maybe not a good idea, he said), as if he were a rolling Delphic Oracle.
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He served as staff member in the U.S. House, Senate Finance Committee, Interior Department and on President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE's White House Climate Change Task Force.
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They convey what Ben Lerner told Mr Berger he appreciated about him in "A Song for Politics": "While there is an unwavering commitment to a recognition of the hell that surrounds us…there is also openness, and attention to the sensual world that doesn't go away…there is a total commitment to being alive, to the possibilities of the moment."
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"We all felt the same thing: how glad we were that our parents weren't alive to see this happen in America; how we always felt safe as Jews living in the US and going to services, and how we must be the voices for our parents to make change and hold those who incite hatred accountable," Golden's mom wrote her.
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"We're spiritual creatures, unlike animals, and when we see forms like a flower or great architecture or a pretty face, we can see both its form but also penetrate through to its spiritual core, which is why if we are alive to beauty as Father Dubay says, we will be sort of seized and raptured by something beautiful," Judge says.
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It would also show that Sanders is expanding his constituency and that his left-wing platform can take over the party from the center-left forces that have dominated it since Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE was president.
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But this has been the perfect route through the series, and probably the safest route — to spend three years out while a section of the fan base has held a torch for Gendry and kept his spirit alive, to stay in the forefront of people's minds, and then to come back just as it's reaching the climax, which I always hoped I'd be a part of.
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Critic's Take If Martha Gellhorn had been alive to see the release of "Hemingway & Gellhorn," the 2012 HBO film about the writer's brief and tumultuous romance with Ernest Hemingway while the two were reporting from the world's hot spots in the 1930s and '40s, it's safe to say she would have had a few choice words for whoever placed her second on the bill.
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Until recently, retired NBA bad boy Dennis Rodman was one of the few people alive to have met personally with both Donald Trump and the notoriously reclusive Kim Jong Un. As Vox's Alex Ward notes, Rodman appeared on Trump's Celebrity Apprentice show in 2013, and he has traveled to North Korea numerous times over the years — once even singing happy birthday to Kim in 2014.
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There was a fashion show, of course, a vaguely jumbled collection of rolled-sleeve T-shirts and patchwork denim skirts that looked like something a person might wear to the Santa Monica Farmers Market and a leopard spotted duster tossed over a gray athletic suit and a floaty tie-dyed caftan in sunset orange that made one wish Sue Mengers, the storied Hollywood agent, were still alive to wear it.
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Although Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had initially said that the TPP would be "meaningless" without the U.S., more recently, Japanese officials had begun to second calls from Australia and New Zealand to proceed without the U.S. New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay has spent much of this year on the road, selling the plan to keep the agreement alive to partners who worried the absence of the U.S. wouldn't make the pact worthwhile.
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When the final history of the Trump campaign is written—if, that is, we avoid nuclear war with North Korea and there's anyone left alive to write it—the Papadopoulos plea will likely be seen as the point of no return, the moment when a political story that had been kept alive for months with rumors and speculation, a story that the president himself had dismissed as a nothingburger as late as Monday morning, achieved an inescapable momentum.
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From the everyday inventions that have kept people alive to the logic of Kim Jong Un's plan to combine tourism and artillery, from the free marketers who keep the economy afloat to the forces the state has harnessed to send missiles towards Guam, and from the humiliations of history to the family assassinations of recent years, the drivers behind modern North Korea are many, varied, and vital to understand in a climate where tensions escalate with every launch and presidential remark.
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And we are very much alive," Biden told a raucous crowd in Columbia, S.C. "You launched Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Montana's Democratic governor plans last-minute run for Senate Perez says he thinks Sanders will 'abide by the rules' at Democratic convention MORE to the presidency.
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In all likelihood, this year's World Cup final will turn out to be another low-scoring foul-fest, like Italy '90 or U.S.A. '94 or South Africa 2010 — or come to think of it, just about every final I have been alive to witness — but, as of this writing, I can still dream of a 4-3 victory for England over Portugal, in which Harry Kane scores the winning goal, a bicycle kick from the edge of the penalty area, in the last minute of extra time and Cristiano Ronaldo is sent off for repeated diving, starts to cry and then trips over his feet as he walks from the field.
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Donald Trump should stop tweeting long enough to check how Ronald Reagan handled the space shuttle Challenger disaster; or Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonPress: Trump flunks public health leadership test Biden touts victory in South Carolina: 'We are very much alive' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out MORE, the Oklahoma City bombing; or George W. Bush, Sept, 11; or Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Montana's Democratic governor plans last-minute run for Senate Perez says he thinks Sanders will 'abide by the rules' at Democratic convention MORE, the Ebola crisis.
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