He'd simply accepted it, and would choose to live accordingly.
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Why would anyone choose to live in this former gulag?
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It is essentially calculated on where people choose to live.
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Why would you choose to live in a minimalist environment?
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A good number even choose to live like they're broke.
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The question is how you choose to live with it.
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That may simply boil down to where you choose to live.
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Choose to live your own life with relentless love and optimism.
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And that often boils down to where you choose to live.
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"That's why I choose to live in this country," Alvow says.
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It can also come down to where you choose to live.
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Who would choose to live two miles from a power plant?
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The end of war is politics — how we choose to live.
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That is why so many foreigners choose to live and invest there.
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Dozens of 20-somethings in Tokyo choose to live in tiny apartments.
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And that can simply come down to where you choose to live.
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You choose to live in a neighborhood with other like-minded people.
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He furrows his brow, wondering why anyone would ever choose to live there.
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There are a few reasons why I choose to live on the internet:A.
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For those who choose to live on campus, Chicago has seven residence halls.
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After all, how often do your favorite reality stars choose to live together offscreen?
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Some wilderness dwellers consider themselves nomads and choose to live without a fixed address.
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It is about my children and the way they choose to live their lives.
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"Who is gonna leave a scholarship to choose to live in the US illegally?"
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This city, all cities, are a response to how we choose to live together.
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It's just that Moss would probably never choose to live in any of them.
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There is no official count of how many members choose to live in their office.
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Whenever I start feeling depressed or suicidal, she is the reason I choose to live.
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I choose to live, work, play and worship in environments that are not majority white.
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If they prefer to not have a smartphone that's the life they choose to live.
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Is that why we choose to live in noise, through centuries of complaining about it?
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I had to choose to live, no matter how scattered, broken and bruised I was.
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If we had the option, many of us would probably choose to live in leggings.
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"We may all choose to live in our faith, but we live under the law."
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Besides, why would anyone choose to live without mashed potatoes if they don't have to?
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Nowadays, more and more couples choose to live together before making the decision to get married.
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My intent is to elicit contemplation and conversation about the 'stuff' we choose to live with.
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I choose to live with chardi kala because that is how my Sikh faith guides me.
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Some, such as Wuhu, offer special grants to university graduates who choose to live in them.
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"I believe they should be able to live whatever life they choose to live," he says.
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They can choose to live together in one state, or they can separate into two states.
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And families looking to save can choose to live comfortably with one car instead of two.
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He's part of an elite cabal of cruise passengers who choose to live at sea permanently.
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In our time of hyper-interconnectivity, where you choose to live and work matters like never before.
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"[Like] millennials who choose to live with others for social reason, boomers do the same," Hutchinson said.
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If you split life into seasons, most people would choose to live in the summer of it.
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I'm British, but I've lived in America for a long time, and I choose to live here.
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Most of them won't choose to live on campus or sign up for that pricey meal plan.
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Rent is covered by DOD housing stipends, whether families choose to live base or in civilian communities.
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I choose to live on the top floor of my walk-up apartment building to avoid flooding.
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And most of them, at least the ones who choose to live in town, are pretty liberal.
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"I would never recommend that they choose to live in such an exposed, accessible neighborhood," Charlie said.
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Or do you choose to live deliciously and sign your soul over to The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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"Homelessness is something that could happen to anyone – most people didn't choose to live this way," he says.
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Would you choose to live in a way that risked making you the target of threats and abuse?
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I silently wonder why we choose to live in a country that's below zero for half the year.
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Why do people choose to live here, I ask Aida and Abu Moujarad over thimblefuls of hot coffee.
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When a new episode of Riverdale airs, how do you choose to live-tweet about Bughead over Choni?
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If we choose to live in hazardous areas, we are choosing the risk that goes along with that.
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Unlike many countries, the United States imposes taxes on its citizens no matter where they choose to live.
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Why then do so many of us, as we age, choose to live in a place that's hot?
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It is enough to make you wonder why people who could live there choose to live here instead.
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Dows choose to live apart from her husband in Washington, where she became known for her "impromptu parties"?
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Why do some young children choose to live on the streets instead of at home with their families?
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"Proud of you that you choose to live in your truth," Achemyan, who frequently dolls up Khloé Kardashian, wrote.
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She found that no factor plays as big a role in accumulating money as where you choose to live.
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Whether families choose to live on base or in civilian communities, their rent is covered by DOD housing stipends.
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But summer does have its payoffs for those who choose to live at the fertile edge of the Everglades.
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Those who write about, advocate for and choose to live in cities really do see more urbanization around them.
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But media did not accurately reflect the diversity of people who choose to live below their means and pursue independence.
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And I think it's why women, especially women who are alone, often choose to live in those types of environments.
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And so it's hard to get people to understand why a woman would ever choose to live a life alone.
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For good measure, throw in the cultural amenities that attract the sorts of employees who could choose to live anywhere.
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If they choose to live with witchy powers, they have to undergo a sort of baptism in a satanic ritual.
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And those might come in peculiar forms, like drone therapy, urban planning, spirituality, or changing where we choose to live.
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But, depending on where they choose to live, millennials can still maximize both their salaries and their quality of life.
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The people who choose to live in the Yaak don't endure the long harsh winters as much as celebrate them.
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But if silence is so peaceful, I wondered, why do many of us choose to live in busy, noisy cities?
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Everyone wants to live well in the years ahead, but that may simply boil down to where you choose to live.
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That's why an estimated one million people choose to live underground in cheap, concrete bunkers built to withstand a nuclear blast.
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I have loved and had romantic encounters with men throughout my life, and I choose to live as a gay man.
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How we choose to live our lives is totally up to us, especially with something as subjective and personal as romance.
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But in an age when food delivery is only a click away, why would anyone willingly choose to live on air?
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We know what's coming, but, as with all relationships, we choose to live with the hope that this time, it won't.
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Accordingly, I respect people who do serve in the military as they choose to live with such fear in their lives.
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Regardless of how you get to the office, commuting times should be a major factor in where you choose to live.
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Older players who choose to live off campus are eligible to receive $1,600 a month to cover rent, groceries and utilities.
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That effectively penalizes some of those residents, who did choose to live in those states, with a higher total tax bill.
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But you choose to live in the city because you love the city and it brings a certain vibrancy into your life.
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Speaking of Twitter, there was an invisible presence in the room: the president, who just might choose to live-tweet the proceedings.
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A multitude of factors go into building wealth, but perhaps none play as big a role as where you choose to live.
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As the West burns, the South swelters and the East floods, some Americans are starting to reconsider where they choose to live.
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Of course, it still isn't easy, removing loved ones from your life indefinitely because they choose to live in a moderately warmer environment.
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Due to the limited supply of accommodation that expats typically choose to live in, prices tend to be significantly higher, the WEF stated.
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Low Residency students enjoy flexibility of location and scheduling; between summer and winter intensives, they can choose to live anywhere in the world.
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And while a rare few may choose to live modestly, many stars see a house as a prime opportunity to flaunt their excesses.
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And, sure, you could choose to live your life this way too, constantly walking around and grumbling about stuff and cursing the youth.
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Since at least the mid-1970s, she has been engaged in a frustrated dialogue with her peers about how they choose to live.
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Despite raking in millions, many professional athletes choose to live like they're broke by driving cheap cars or moving in with their parents.
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Octopus, kimchi and fried chicken My journey to South Korea wouldn't be complete without spending time with Americans who choose to live here.
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The struggle to make ends meet while making good work has long defined the existence of those who choose to live as artists.
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The professor asked whether, given a time machine, my friend and I would choose to live in the present, the past, or the future.
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But there's a lot happening and I think we can choose to live in denial or we can choose to do something about it.
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Would you choose to live in the United States today if you didn't know whether you would be Elon Musk or an undocumented immigrant?
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I'm currently spending time camping in California's Slab City, in the Sonoran Desert, making portraits of those who choose to live off the grid.
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Like many of us who choose to live in the suburbs, deer want a nice, safe neighborhood, with great food and plenty of privacy.
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I choose to live and work in a very open and honest way, so I can pave the way for other L.G.B.T. service members.
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A number of factors came together to spark the devastation, many tied to how humans are changing the climate and how we choose to live.
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If we don't choose to live out loud, we are only going to be part of the problem moving forward for the next half century.
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What would your reaction be to a neighbor who: This is not a person one would choose to live next to, if given the choice.
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I choose to live optimistically assume I have maybe 70 or even 80 percent of my battery's life available when the icon starts to dip.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — In today's technology-driven society, something feels anachronistic about people who choose to live in harmony with nature.
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Transgender and nonbinary students could still face potential discipline from the Honor Code Office if they choose to live in accordance with their gender identity.
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I'm running for Congress to give my neighbors a voice, and to make sure my kids have equal opportunities no matter where they choose to live.
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We came to a place where we realized that whether we had a child or not, we would choose to live lives of joy and purpose.
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"Why can't I choose to live in their world?" the sister cries, and Richardson slaps her, loosening a puff of white powdered makeup from her face.
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It asked, for instance, whether they think trans people are born trans (as the research increasingly shows) or if trans people "choose to live" as trans.
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The company's decisions about whom it hires and how quickly, and where those workers choose to live, will affect how much the expansion changes the city.
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But by engaging with Social Q's, readers are proof positive that how we live, and the fact that we choose to live, makes all the difference.
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Well, certainly then there would be a lot of people who would choose to live only in the world in which they have complete control over.
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For me it's about moderation, the line between tech being an aid, serving way we choose to live or completely taking over and becoming our lives.
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They generally don't live in the settlements for ideological reasons; rather, they choose to live in the settlements because housing there tends to be more affordable. 3.
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"They choose to live in an objective world, of the facts of nature, and the boy in a subjective world, which is in the mind," he said.
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People didn't simply choose to live in neighborhoods with poor housing and poor schools and crumbling infrastructure and few grocery stores and fewer adequate health care facilities.
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In a recent Urban Land Institute survey, 50 percent of respondents said walkability is either a top or high priority in where they would choose to live.
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There are easier cities to live in, with more conveniences or whatever, but people who live in Detroit choose to live in Detroit and are excited to.
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"We cannot as Canadians choose to live in fear every single day as we go about our daily business," Trudeau told reporters outside of parliament in Ottawa.
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Would you choose to live a pain-free life if it meant that you would never experience an adrenaline rush, as Ms. Cameron says she never has?
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The eruption was a powerful reminder of the risks for people who choose to live near or on volcanoes, drawn by their fertile soil and breathtaking scenery.
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But there may be other kinds of housing as well, including cogenerational and even "Golden Girls"-type setups, where single older adults can choose to live together.
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Even though billionaires can pretty much choose to live wherever they want to in the world, it seems like most of them prefer the same few places.
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And like most rebellions, it hurts me more than my parents—so if I choose to live a demonic double life, it's no one's business but my own.
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While Ernst responds that all we can do is have courage and choose to live a righteous life, it's not an answer he knows how to embrace himself.
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It had been due to their address at the time, a location for which Stanley was completely to blame (as if she'd ever choose to live in Campbell!).
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And as well as contending with obvious rivals such as Hasbro or Mattel, Lego is also competing with how children and their parents choose to live, says Kim.
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If the ideal of the optimized self isn't simply a fad, or even a preference, but an economic necessity, how can any of us choose to live otherwise?
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Those who choose abortion also choose to live with the consequences, which I have seen firsthand can be as difficult as making the decision in the first place.
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Studies from previous years have also disproven the idea that most migrants will choose to live in the US without authorization rather than see their immigration cases through.
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So I choose to live a balanced life in which years of self-work has taught me self love and a (struggling) acceptance for my curvy, natural shape.
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Once, when I lived in a small room in Amsterdam, my mom came to visit and couldn't understand why I would choose to live in such a small space.
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The grandiose Green New Deal, which excites those worried about climate change, essentially enables control over how we choose to live and travel, and even what food we eat.
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The cost of living in Belize is around $1,400 to $2,000 a month, though it can reach up to $3,000 a month depending on where you choose to live.
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It's why some choose to live as though it's not true, or create a version of life, like Scrooge before his awakening, where that fact can be conveniently ignored.
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My stepmother, aware of trends, told us we would be "LAT," for "living apart together," referring to couples that choose to live separately — even far apart — while remaining committed.
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Differences in where and how Americans choose to live, which increasingly overlap with politics, are imbued with judgments about each other — and suspicion that others are negatively judging us.
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To me there's a far better if less well known example: Here dead we lieBecause we did not choose To live and shame the land From which we sprung.
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Read more: A woman who studied 600 millionaires discovered where you choose to live has 2 effects on your ability to build wealth They also know how to prioritize.
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Essentially, "queer" has transcended sexual orientations like "gay" or "straight," and become a self-identifier for those who choose to live in opposition to social norms of sex and gender.
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Castro sidestepped the question and said that it missed the point: It's not the case, he argued, that most people choose to live in the path of rising sea levels.
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The obsession with offering "affordable" insurance to households who choose to live in floodplains and hurricane alleys means taxpayers perennially help pay to rebuild houses in floodplains and hurricane alleys.
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Thanks to technology untethering skilled workers, people today have an increasing amount of say in where they choose to live versus where they need to go to find a job.
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Cohen approached the end of his life with the same wry bemusement he'd used that night, quipping during a listening session last month that he'd rather choose to live forever.
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The West must decide whether it wishes to tackle the problem at its core, or simply choose to live with a new normal where incidents like Nice will continue to happen.
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The Church has repeatedly stated that those who feel same-sex attraction and yet choose to live the commandments of God can live fulfilling lives as worthy members of the Church.
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Downtown Los Angeles, a city that human beings choose to live in (Image: Matt Novak, an idiot who chooses to live there)I need to get out of this fucking city.
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Mozley communicates the intense bond shared by the family, whose existence on the margins of society involves a constant struggle against powerful forces that punish those who choose to live differently.
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Dreher admires intentional Christian communities, which can be loosely defined as groups of co-religionists who choose to live close to one another and often participate in communal worship and education.
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Others show up in where animals choose to live, their success in fending off predators, or their ability to hunt — or in subtler impacts to mating, reproductive success, and physiological stress.
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It was the type of house where some rooms were always dark, big enough that a family could choose to live only in the rear, choose to face only the sunset.
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He once told the church's official magazine that Chicago's poor dwelled in slums because that was "the way they choose to live," according to a Washington Post story from the 250s.
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"Londonderry is a wonderful town of about 25,000 people who choose to live there because it offers a range of experiences from a regional airport to thriving apple orchards," he wrote.
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Other people on CNN get called a lot of names by the folks on Fox, by the Republican politics ... It's just interesting that they choose to live their lives that way.
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A less Instagram-worthy take on #caravanlife, the subjects of this essay choose to live out of campers, often on the edge of cities; theirs is a life of voluntary precarity.
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We can't control what's around the corner, but we can ALWAYS control our effort and how we choose to LIVE and LOVE in this unpredictable, crazy and amazing thing we call life.
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A zero emission vehicle in a showroom does little improvement when 85033-year-old vehicles continue to cruise down the road or sit in traffic, depending on where you choose to live.
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But if you choose to live somewhere more affordable, you might find it easier to achieve the lifestyle you want without needing to cut back on things like entertainment or dining out.
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She even tells us, early on, that she didn't really choose to live in the United States; it chose her, by way of her husband, a writer she met at a conference.
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But the groundwork has simply not been laid, as far too often people rely on the government as the head of the household and choose to live on welfare instead of working.
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The people who choose to live in Slab City bring with them their own personal reasons for leaving civilization behind, but all are united in their rejection of economics, technology, and societal norms.
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"The purity movement infused sexual education with a notion that our sexual urges are immoral, and that we are better people when we choose to live above them," Ley wrote for Psychology Today.
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Metro Exodus is smart enough to let the player choose to live and let live, or slaughter everyone they see, but either way the player has to face the consequences of their actions.
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That shared future is what drives us to live meaningful lives, and what will make us the best stewards of the earth that we can be, no matter where we choose to live.
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Set in the not-so-magical world of New Mushroomton, a place where mythical creatures exist but choose to live with modern convenience, Onward visits Pixar's weirdest corners in all the best ways.
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Through his quiet, selfless actions, my dad has given me more than can be bought from a paycheck and redefined my understanding of how we, as people, can choose to live our lives.
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In fact, I believe the opposite -- that we should choose to live in the spirit of what Sikhs call chardi kala, a relentless love and optimism even in the face of suffering and injustice.
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A smartwatch being able to detect when you've fallen is useful, yes, but what if a smart video camera could recognize the same thing when pointed at elderly users who choose to live independently?
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It's harder because we have to be on call, and I do have to uproot my family when it's time to shoot, but we choose to live outside of Los Angeles and New York.
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In addition to the close to 60,000 people who spend nights in the city shelters, 3,000 beggars and derelicts choose to live full time on the streets, a cohort that grows in warm weather.
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"On the corporate side, Tennessee has continued to eliminate any sense of taxation," said Travis H. Brown, author "How Money Walks," a book on how state tax policies influence where Americans choose to live.
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This midterm election has all the earmarks, again, of one of those moments in this nation's history where it can choose to live in to its greatness or descend into mediocrity and ongoing strife.
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"If this is the case that Mr. Unsworth choose to live in Pattaya Beach before moving to Northern Thailand, then it would be a strong indicator as to his lifestyle interests," the report read.
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Many of the company's engineers have already moved to a much larger office a lot farther from the beach in neighboring Santa Monica in a building where Matthew McConaughey would likely never choose to live.
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But "we can ensure that our quality of life, here where we live, where we choose to live and raise our families, isn't the next casualty of the radical left agenda," he tells his supporters.
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Within about five years a new technology revolution will create a massive shift in where people choose to live and, as a pleasant byproduct, will solve San Francisco's real estate crisis, independent of any legislation.
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Each entry in the "Year 2050" series will be the best educated guesses we can find about things like future consumer habits, where we'll choose to live, how we'll eat, and how we'll get around.
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And indeed, a portion of Trump's supporters choose to live the fantasy worlds of Pizzagate and QAnon, where the most impeachable of presidents is as a white knight taking on a fictive ring of pedophiles.
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Some students, though, fear those kinds of interactions are fading as some wealthier students choose to live in more costly university-owned apartments during their first year, when the majority of students live on campus.
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She said some local companies are involved in the two-way trade, while others employ U.S. citizens who choose to live in cities such as Tijuana and rely on crossing the border to reach their jobs.
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The cost of living will depend on which part of the country you choose to live in and what kind of lifestyle you're looking for when it comes to going out, dining out, and leisure activities.
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Experts also suggest being more mindful about the habitats people choose to live in — as to not disrupt the birds' ecosystem — feeding birds in your yard or balcony, and avoiding chemical pesticides in gardens and flowers.
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Some choose to lord over their Sims and as a vengeful or benevolent god, causing disasters and completely reshaping their Sims' lives, Others choose to live vicariously through their Sim and micromanage every aspect of their life.
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"Some experts have begun calling these diseases diseases of choice because how we choose to live, in large part, determines the risk of being diagnosed with disease like heart disease, cancer, dementia, and others," the book reads.
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Many hermits choose to live alone in a remote location, although others, like Yiorgos, pictured below, came to a life of solitude when his community's population dwindled, eventually making him the only resident of his small Greek village.
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Whether you choose to live with a childhood best friend or a random person from Craigslist, you're always rolling the dice on whether or not they'll make your life a living hell for the duration of the lease.
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However, he decided to include the reappearance of Skye — played in the TV series by Sosie Bacon — as a way for Clay (Dylan Minnette) to reach out to another struggling student and, hopefully, help her choose to live.
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A study from Student Loan Hero that reveals the state-by-state return on investment of a college degree five years after graduation offers good advice for recouping your investments: Be strategic about where you choose to live.
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When I hear the more idyllic vision of local government, I wonder if it isn't because a city is going to be filled with people who choose to live there, it's a smaller unit than the national government.
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So no matter whether things are hopeful or not, we can choose to live in a way that is based on an ethical consideration of what it means to be a human on Planet Earth, which includes working together.
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We can choose to live by the values that reside in each of us, and honor our commitment to nurture the human spirit with love, and offer everyone in our stores and communities a place of inclusion and optimism.
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I don't want to live in Charlottesville, where you hate somebody because of the way that they choose to live their life; you hate somebody based on the color of their skin; you hate somebody based on their race.
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We act as though economic inequality is inevitable, relegating poor children of all races to schools to which most parents would never choose to send their own children, schools often in neighborhoods where most would never choose to live.
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He also has Ananelwe, his 2-year-old daughter — an American citizen, born of his relationship with another "Lion King" ensemble member, Nteliseng Nkhela — and he knows the child's life will be affected by where they choose to live.
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That's the real trick here: the furious, obsessive inquiry we put into the way other people to choose to live, as if we can discover a set of rules to live by that will save us from life's ultimate edict.
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And, Mikhitarian pointed out that there is still quite a bit of demand for housing in San Jose, which has "a very healthy economy, and they have a lot of other desirable reasons why people would choose to live there."
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But as we have seen in the past three years, norms and unwritten rules about conduct in public life — even those that once seemed immutable — are only as durable as the people who choose to live, or not live, by them.
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These experiences shaped the worldview that seems to pervade much of his work, of a crumbling and chaotic society, and forged his deep conviction in the importance of those rejected by or who choose to live outside of societal norms.
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If we want to avoid generous disaster bailouts in the future, policy changes to the program are necessary: for example, by ensuring more people who choose to live in areas at greatest risk of flooding are compelled to buy insurance.
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If you choose to live in New York City's priciest borough, Manhattan, where the cost of living is 259 percent higher than in Nashville, you'd have to earn $261,2372 to maintain the same standard of living you could get for $150,000 in Tennessee.
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While congestion is a downside of densely populated places—one which better public transport and new technologies can alleviate—those who choose to live in cities do so because they offer more jobs, more entertainment and, yes, more people to socialise with.
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The film cuts in real footage of white women from the mid-century talking about how they want the freedom to choose to live with other white people, which is obviously intended to remind us that what is happening in Suburbicon isn't fantasy.
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As several of their senior friends began to spend more time on cruises than on land, my grandparents became aware of an elite cabal of sorts within the cruising subculture: passengers scattered across different cruise lines who choose to live at sea permanently.
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When modern-day culture, family, friends and the community at large often marginalize folks because of whom they love, how they identify or how they choose to live their lives, places like Pulse stand in the gap with open arms to embrace them.
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What's interesting is the fact that single millennials who choose to live alone, and are therefore relegated to shouldering the full burden of rent, the electric bill, and a Netflix subscription, also make less money compared to people their age 20 to 30 years ago.
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Trump in recent weeks has added to his catalog of inflammatory statements by tweeting that four minority congresswomen should "go back" to where they came from, in addition to attacking Baltimore as a "rat and rodent infested mess" where nobody would choose to live.
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Some of this could be attributed to the extremely high preference Americans have for flexibility in the workplace — an employer-sponsored wellness program can end the choice between punching the clock and getting in better shape by rewarding employees who choose to live healthier.
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But while you certainly wouldn't choose to live on a budget of $1.38 a meal—as the 45 million or so Americans subsisting on SNAP must do—a new study says that eating healthy just might not cost as much as we all think.
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And we choose to live in a place that we know is a target for fanatics because fanatics will always target the things we prize most: openness, diversity, sky-high ambition and the belief that we are more than simply our racial or religious identities.
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If projections are to be believed, the growing trend in how people choose to live and work is fast outpacing the service and policy enhancements needed to keep up with a borderless workforce bound only by its need for a reliable Wi-Fi connection.
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More than 70 percent of students in Oakland Unified School District are eligible for free and reduced-price lunch meals, compared to only 11 percent in nearby Palo Alto, where many tech workers with families choose to live in part for the high-performing public schools.
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Staying indoors during inclement weather is another respectable solution, but unfortunately, many people are obliged to leave their homes despite drizzles and downpours; for those who choose to live in North America's Pacific Northwest, electing to remain inside on rainy days results in full-blown hermit mode.
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This debate began because my idiot friend explained to me that this (genius) jealous girlfriend meme I made while I was inebriated "cant just be a choice between two things" and "Spongebob didnt CHOOSE to live under the sea anyways, he just DOES because hes a sea sponge" pic.twitter.
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In essence this has meant that while Israelis are nominally free to choose to live their lives largely free from religious coercion (except from marriage and divorce which are the sole preserve of the official rabbinate), the state's official and visible functions respect the dictates of traditional Jewish law.
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Fixes Thirty years ago, the Nobel Prize-winning novelist Doris Lessing gave a series of lectures, later published in a book, "Prisons We Choose to Live Inside," in which she reflected on the brutality in the world and asked how individuals and societies could evolve into something better.
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The library fight was, itself, a fight over the future of rural America, what it meant to choose to live in a county like mine, what my neighbors were willing to do for one another, what they were willing to sacrifice to foster a sense of community here.
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These two developments are expected to have limited impact on Hong Kong's housing prices, UBS said, forecasting an uptrend in the next decade as increasing numbers from the mainland choose to live or invest in the financial hub with one of the world's most expensive real estate markets.
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The median home listing prices are highest in Seattle's King County ($635K), compared with Queens ($598K) and Arlington ($592K), according to real estate site Trulia, though it's likely that some of Amazon's Long Island City workers would choose to live in the more expensive boroughs of Brooklyn ($775K) or Manhattan ($1.7M).
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But if you were not born this way, and are just someone who wants to watch and think about sports and catch a little bit of a contact high from the emotion they throw off, why would you choose to live in this whipsawing panic state of urgent, dead-certain bipolarity?
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While I confirmed everything she said, adding some of my own narratives, I also defensively added that this city (the one I escaped to from the suburbs of New Jersey when I was in my 20s) is the only place in the world I would ever choose to live in.
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The question now is whether Lindh will choose to live a quiet life of obscurity somewhere in America from here on out, or if his decades-long sympathies for extremists will make him a danger to the US. Lindh, a 38-year-old California native, converted to Islam at the age of 16.
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"Everyone knows where the black students live on campus," a 13-year-old political science student and "Not Again SU" organizer said, adding that many black students choose to live on a particular part of campus because it provides a sense of community and support that the university at large does not offer.
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LULLABY ROAD (Crown, $26), James Anderson's second novel (after "The Never-Open Desert Diner"), introduces us to more of the "desert rats, hardscrabble ranchers and other assorted exiles" who choose to live off the grid and depend on Ben's Desert Moon Delivery Service for food and water and the occasional luxury, like soap.
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"Today's world demands that you be a protagonist of history, because life is always beautiful when we choose to live it fully, when we choose to leave a mark," he said Sunday as he addressed pilgrims on a vast field in Brzegi, a village about seven miles east of Krakow, for World Youth Day.
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We have another workshop called "Decolonizing Your Body Through Twerking" which is so much fun—but we also talk through the history of how our bodies and our dance have been co-opted by white supremacy throughout the diaspora, and how people think of us as less than because of how we choose to live within our bodies.
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Later, we see Charley and Remy having lunch at the High Yellow, having a big of a disagreement about where Charley should live; Remy thinks she should choose to live nearby in order to be closer to the community members she's working with, but Charley wants to live in the "whiter" areas, using the excuse that they are closer to Micah's school.
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From "Black Rain", through "Misery"'s script tattooable declaration that "misery never goes out of style", and onto the closing, ballroom-ready piano of "I Choose to Live", the thousand Topman-clad clones of British rock's recent years are deftly consigned to the bin – the "papier mâché feeling", as Gould calls it, of insincere, bland radio-rock has no place here.
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His main credential was his sense that life passes too quickly and death is always standing by, or, as one of his most famous poems has it: Here dead we lie because we did not choose To live and shame the land from which we sprung Life, to be sure, is nothing much to lose, But young men think it is, and we were young.
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Read more: A woman who studied 600 millionaires discovered where you choose to live has 2 effects on your ability to build wealthHistorically, housing tends to appreciate at the rate of inflation, but for the purposes of this example let's give housing a big boost and say that it increases at the same rate as the stock market, an average annual rate of 6%.
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