They are dying, they are dying, we are dying," the caller says. "No.
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It was dying, and then it was dying some more, and kept on dying, and now it's dead.
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It's easier to think of "dying" as an adjective than a verb, as in a dying patient or one's dying words.
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"We're not dying — we're not dying," they told each other.
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And—since I'm dying—not because I'm dying, but because I mean it, and I'm dying, so I should—I love you.
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We are born into a dying body in a dying world.
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"Retail isn't dying, but traditional retail is dying," Mr. North said.
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But it learns to avoid dying, because not-dying maximizes its exploration.
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All that said, we're dying to know who's dying in this one.
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He knew he was dying, the way a dying man knows it.
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If honeybees are dying, that means other major pollinators are also dying.
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People were dying all around you, and they were dying very quickly.
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One's country is worth dying for and democracy is worth dying for.
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The world is not often nice to people, dying or not dying.
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But dying in Dark Souls III isn't like dying in other games.
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They think they&aposre dying, you&aposre not always dying until you are.
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That's the sound of one woman dying, and really never dying at all.
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This is because the Empire is dying, just as the magistrate is dying.
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But dying alone in public is definitely scarier than dying alone at home.
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It was like a show of dying stars — dying stars and dead stars.
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Dying well, dying with honor, dying on one's own terms—these were of paramount importance, for to die badly was to make a travesty of one's life.
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But stick shifts are a dying breed, and driving them is a dying art.
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Everybody was dying from TB [though some of them were clearly dying from AIDS].
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He's dying to get going, and we're dying to have him back out there.
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" When Amy tells him that he's "always dying," Matt responds: "I'm not dying anymore.
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If someone wasn't dying to a bullet, they were dying to a crack vile.
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The portion of people dying in their homes has surpassed those dying in hospitals.
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It's not even close to dying to talk about dying because they're so narcissistic.
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Jeanne Calment in 1995 Image: APHumans don't like dying, they don't like the idea of dying, and most have made not dying an important part of their life.
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If I read a memoir about dying, pretty soon I will believe I'm dying myself.
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"Here you have a patient who is dying, dying, dying every single day," Canavero said of Spiridonov's commitment to the surgery in an interview with Canada's National Post in 2016.
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"There are people dying for lack of medicine, children dying of malnutrition and others dying because there are no medical personnel," said Dr. Yamila Battaglini, a surgeon at the hospital.
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This logic guided the Israeli Dying Patient Committee when we drafted the Dying Patient Law (2005).
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Opponents of assisted dying (or dying with dignity) often use terms that are inflammatory and irrelevant.
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"I'm dying to put out music, I'm like dying, literally," she told Entertainment Weekly in October.
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We are dying faster and people are dying more quickly, generally speaking, as the world turns.
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Obviously, dying is ultimately a solo activity, but the process of dying doesn't have to be.
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"Industry is dying for bodies, just dying for skilled workers," says Will Arvelo, Great Bay's president.
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"People saw animals dying, they see members of people's families that are dying," he told Vox.
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The aid-in-dying law facilitates a better dying experience regardless of whether they qualify for and choose aid in dying, simply by enabling physicians and patients to have that conversation.
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President Trump suggested tonight that it's not fair to compare the Republican health care plan to the Affordable Care Act, because the law is "dying, dying, dying" and won't be around anyway.
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Here, an inmate dying by lethal injection is compared to a patient dying of a terminal illness.
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"My stuff is dying, food is dying," said Mr. McCrae, 60, who works as a hospital custodian.
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The risk of dying from an opioid overdose today is higher than dying in an automobile accident.
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In comparison, a person has a 1 in 6 chance of dying of heart disease, a 1 in 7 chance of dying of cancer, a 63 in 285 chance of dying of a gun assault, a 1 in 1,21990 chance of dying by drowning, a 22000 in 22016,21995 chance of dying in a plane crash, and a 279 in 22017,20173 chance of getting killed by lightning.
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And now we are officially dying — dying — to hear this song Durant and James recorded way back when.
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Only instead of dying of cancer in this movie, they are slowly dying from playing for the Flames.
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The old, patriarchal order was dying in rural India, dying slowly, and releasing toxic bursts as it did.
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No one ever tells you that when your dog is dying, it feels like a human is dying.
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Are dying young or having children your two main options then when it comes to not dying alone?
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"Young children dying, babies dying, fathers holding children in their arms that were dead, dead children," Trump said.
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For adults, dying from the Zika virus is unusual For adults, dying from the Zika virus is unusual.
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Men, women and children dying, wrongfully dying, and people who are doing this are not being held accountable.
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The program's dreamlike, foreshortened and haphazardly disobedient rapport with chronology renders not only his present but his past almost unbearably poignant: not a midcareer professor but a dying professor; not a newlywed but a dying newlywed; not a student but a dying student; not a child but a dying child.
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ALAN SALZBERG: Traditionally when we think of people dying alone, we tend to think of people dying without children.
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And perhaps we're not so much afraid of dying, in the end, as of not living and dying well.
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What was the point of wasting Doug Jones's excellent performance portraying a dying man when he wasn't actually dying?
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Combined with legal aid in dying, people and their loved ones suffer less and achieve compassion and dignity in dying.
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Our country is dying, our people are dying, and the international community is increasingly alarmed with what they are seeing.
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You have to talk to me about dying because I'm dying and you need to talk to me about it'.
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The premiere is called "A Kiss Before Dying," and, well... it sounds like Fred is the one doing the dying.
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"His vital signs were so unstable, he was dying of low blood pressure, he was dying of shock," Lee said.
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"So many people are dying here, dying from disease, freezing to death," he was quoted as saying in the report.
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The clash should be fun to watch, at any rate, until dragons start dying (or re-dying, in Viserion's case).
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For men, dying from alcohol-related gun violence is as likely as dying from an alcohol-related motor vehicle crash.
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But just because these are now white kids dying doesn't mean we shouldn't care, because these are still kids dying.
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Bernhard Sutter is the director of the Swiss assisted-dying organisation, Exit, and has been involved in the assisted-dying movement for over a decade This article is part of a series of viewpoints on assisted dying.
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"I said in Africa we are dying with malnutrition, we are dying with malaria and a lot of things," he said.
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"We campaign solely for assisted dying for terminally ill and mentally competent adults," Dignity in Dying spokesperson Sam Dick tells Broadly.
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As Christiana Bardon, of Burrage Capital, puts it, "patients are dying and they are dying now", so regulatory hurdles are lower.
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We already knew that "One Country, Two Systems" was dying; now we know that the rule of law is dying too.
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One is that I assist people who are going through the dying process, helping them to find their best way of dying.
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In this worldview, 7 billion humans dying is not just seven times as bad as 1 billion humans dying, it's much worse.
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Howard said she was terrified of dying in her sleep after hearing of other people struggling with anorexia dying of heart failure.
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The report also found that more people were dying of Alzheimer's at home, as opposed to dying in nursing homes or hospitals.
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While many Americans are dying of overdoses of heroin, many more are dying from opioid painkillers legally prescribed within the United States.
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"The number of people dying from drug overdoses is greater than the number of people dying from car accidents," Ms. Evans said.
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"If you know a part of you is always dying, taking charge of that dying has a feeling of empowerment," Khakpour writes.
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" He repeated a comment he gave in support of the plan in 2014: "We're dying, literally dying, for you to help us.
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"The vast majority of people under the age of 21 dying in car crashes are dying in evenings, on weekends," he said.
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I think when he died there was the icon dying, but then there was this pillar in the community of people dying.
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The National Safety Council places the lifetime odds of dying from cancer or heart disease at one in seven, dying from chronic lower respiratory disease at one in 28, and dying in a motor vehicle crash at one in 112.
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There is an Orwellian self-deception in the idea that "assisted dying" is a safe, healthy way of dying compared to "violent" suicide.
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Americans: I need healthcare because I have cancer and I'm dying Republicans: I NeEd hEaLtHcArE bEcAuSe I hAvE caNcEr aNd iM dYinG pic.twitter.
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Bees Are Dying and We&aposll All Pay for ItBee colonies are still dying, and food may get more expensive as a result.
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Seeking Control Compassion & Choices, an advocacy group that supports aid-in-dying, focuses heavily on the need to relieve dying patients of pain.
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Without these luxuries, which so many others take for granted, dying at home could actually be less comfortable than dying in the hospital.
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But it also lowered women's risk of dying from breast cancer by 11% and men's risk of dying from prostate cancer by 23%.
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Marine life is dying, the seagrass that the marine life depends on is dying, and so are the waterfowl that utilize the waterways.
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My grandfather, an OB-GYN, stated his support for the legality of medical aid in dying as he was slowly dying from cancer.
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"We think of poverty, hunger and disease and people dying today from preventable causes that nobody should be dying from in 2016," Hayhoe said.
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"There's often a lot of fear around this idea that books are dying or literature is dying, which is definitely not true," she said.
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Top photo: UK Parliament via FlickrThis post originally appeared on VICE UK.The official line on the Queen dying is: Don't mention the Queen dying.
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And that was when he realized that he was dying, and that his dying offered him a kind of freedom he'd never had before.
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The council claims this is the first time the odds of dying of an opioid overdose surpass those of dying from a car crash.
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Go deeper: Special report: The new art of dying How death cafes are de-stigmatizing death How the health care system fails dying patients
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So black people aren't dying for want of basic necessities, they're actually dying because they're biologically inferior to whites and ill-suited for freedom.
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Those requesting aid in dying must have mental capacity; dementia patients will have lost it by the time they're within six months of dying.
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Twenty-four weeks faster could mean the difference between 20,000 people dying in the next flu pandemic or more than 20 million people dying.
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"There are babies in this county dying that should not be dying," she previously said in a statement after a child died under similar circumstances.
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"The reality is that mosques are dying out, books are dying out, and we need to cater to twenty-first century Muslims," he told me.
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In fact, the risk of dying from giving birth in the U.S. is 14 times greater than the risk of dying from an early abortion.
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Opponents of the bill say there is a difference between dying comfortably and dying horribly, suffering pain and other side effects of an unapproved drug.
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"There are still 3,700 babies dying from unsafe sleep in this country, one dying every two or three hours of every day," Dr. Goodstein said.
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We decided on the dying rose because I love flowers, but also scams (joke), and the dying rose emoji is the hibiscus emoji plus scam.
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I have news for you: If indeed representative "democracy is dying," it sure as heck did not start dying with the election of President Trump.
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Across both women and men, the chance of dying at 2105 was around 2105 percent, and the chance of dying at 2100 was about 2110 percent.
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In 2010, the Commission on Assisted Dying found that "the current legal status of assisted dying is inadequate and incoherent..." It's time for politicians to listen.
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"Life is slow dying," Philip Larkin wrote before he stopped dying, at sixty-three—a truth that young people, who are too busy living, cavalierly ignore.
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They still lead to tens of thousands of people needlessly dying in the case of alcohol and hundreds of thousands dying when it comes to tobacco.
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The Farewell stars Awkwafina as a Chinese-born American immigrant who returns to China to visit her family's dying matriarch, who hasn't been told she's dying.
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""If you three have not figured out that I'm here just dying to whack one of you, just dying to whack one of you, come back.
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I'd been an ordained minister for 30-odd years and started running into people who needed counseling if they were dying or someone else was dying.
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Conrad's father is dying; his mother has died; his high school teacher and lover has died; his best friend's sister is dying; his husband is sick.
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My central insight is that it took all three of us to steer clear of the twin shoals of dying too soon and dying too late.
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Having a silent heart attack increased the chances of dying from heart disease threefold and increased chances of dying from any cause by 34%, the study found.
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I agree with the distinctions made by Steven Fletcher between suicide, euthanasia and dying with dignity or assisted dying, and the following is rooted in that context.
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Through trial and error—dying, always dying—I managed to scramble my way up the beach and find a cozy spot along a wall of barbed wire.
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A new analysis of death data, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that dying at home surpassed dying in the hospital beginning in 83.
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Dying at home is much more humane than death in hospital, and it is certainly much more humane than dying in a remote country, surrounded mainly by strangers.
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And this year, the National Safety Council found that the odds of dying from an accidental opioid overdose are greater than those of dying in a car crash.
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"As soon as the postseason starts, you're living or dying on every single pitch, and your whole team is living or dying on every single pitch," Verlander said.
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Despite this aggressive treatment, doctors told Clark he had an 80 percent chance of dying within a year and a 99 percent chance of dying within five years.
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I see how hard dying people are working cleaning up that trail, and the best time to clean up that stuff is today and not when you're dying.
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This is the first time in more than 50 years that dying at home has become more common than dying in a hospital, the New York Times reports.
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As in other rural counties in America, people in Concordia have been dying earlier in recent years — but they were already dying young compared with national life expectancy.
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A recent study from the Chinese Center for Disease Control found that the risk of dying from the coronavirus is dramatically higher among patients in their 70s and 80s: Patients older than 80 have a 15% chance of dying, while patients in their 70s have an 8% chance of dying.
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Lord Falconer was Britain's Lord Chancellor from 2003 to 2007 and chaired the Commission on Assisted Dying This article is part of a series of viewpoints on assisted dying.
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Someone invented the hoary old non-joke "we're all dying" as a reply to people bemoaning a stomachache or employing idiomatic "dying of" expressions—of hunger, or of laughter.
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But it was infinitely better than dying in a hospital bed, she reasoned, and dealing with everything in one place made the act of dying less of a hassle.
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Perhaps they are just relieved to be diverted from dying valuations to dying people, but investors are finding that death offers that big market we are always talking about.
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In several countries on the continent, the likelihood of dying in a road accident is almost twice as high as that of dying from cancer, heart disease or stroke.
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One stunning find: Wealthier, more educated black women in New York City are also dying or almost dying in childbirth at a far higher rate than their white neighbors.
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It is, transhumanists say, "deathist" to argue that halting senescence through technological interventions is wrong: dying from old age should be no more involuntary than dying from childhood leukemia.
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But none of them have any connection to aid in dying and the right of a mentally competent, adult patient who is terminally ill to access aid in dying.
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What are Americans fighting and dying in foreign countries fighting and dying for, if not the right of free expression, of the freedom to speak your mind without fear?
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Watching her reflection, she tells us that when her neighbor was dying, Rafael showed up to perform last rites, looked at the dying man, said, "He'll survive," and left.
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"It is not only a dying duck in a thunderstorm it is the deadest dying duck in any thunderstorm," said Rees-Mogg, dressed in his trademark double-breasted suit.
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Reviewed this week: a comic about monsters threatening the Marvel Universe, a deep sea murder mystery, a manga about dying but not dying, and a new post-apocalyptic adventure.
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People have been saying that print has been dying since we started, and certain types of print are dying, but I think people still appreciate smaller niche art magazines.
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I can't write a movie in which you care about 16 million people dying, but I can write a movie in which you care about a few people dying.
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In 2014, the CDC reported an increase in heroin-related deaths in 28 states, noting a split between older people dying from painkillers and younger ones dying from heroin.
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Ilora Finlay is a crossbench peer in the House of Lords and chair of Living and Dying Well This article is part of a series of viewpoints on assisted dying.
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"It is unconscionable that children should be dying in the year 113 â€" that anyone should be dying in the year 2017 â€" due to lack of food," Stern said.
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"We know individual turtles are dying, but we don't know yet whether enough turtles are dying to cause population decline, and that's where we're heading to now," Dr. Hamann said.
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And a heroic act that in real life was performed by a dying Kenyan, during the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, is shifted to a dying American.
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"It's a show about living told by those who are dying in an effort to prove that you don't have to find out you're dying to start living," Baldoni tells PEOPLE.
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Ilora Finlay is a crossbench peer in the House of Lords and co-chair of Living and Dying Well This article is part of a series of viewpoints on assisted dying.
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Demystifying death is a big part of Undertaking LA's mission — to put the dying person and their family back in control of the dying process and the care of the body.
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For a US citizen this is approximately the same odds of dying by legal execution or dog bite, which is still more likely than dying by lightning strike (1 in 164,968).
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Scientists have reported more swathes of forest are dying off, while farmers point to trees that have survived 100 years on their properties but which are now dying before their eyes.
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In fact, very few people overall access aid in dying, only about 1 in 300 who die in Oregon each year where aid in dying has been legal for 19 years.
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Others hold a "neutral" stance on aid in dying, but bar doctors or nurses from being in the room while a patient self-ingests the medication and begins the dying process.
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"We're living in a generation where the decisions we make in the next 10 years can be the difference between 100 million people dying or 400 million people dying," Fonda said.
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It's a message that I continue to hear: Dying in an I.C.U. is a bad death that occurs when communication and understanding break down, while dying at home is a success.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Darlene Coker knew she was dying.
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" He added of the desperate situation, "People are dying.
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But it's a dying trait now – everything is digital.
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They can't wait much longer though -- Des is dying.
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Children and elderly dying -- my relative just last week.
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A Flag Worth Dying For , by Tim Marshall (Scribner) .
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" The punchier "Ukrainian soldiers and Donbas militiamen are dying.
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" WHITMER: "We have people that are dying right now.
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Climb down off the world dying and feed something.
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He played a dying rich man — American, of course.
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Dying without one — "intestate" — is a drag for everyone.
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Dance keeps dying — sometimes in an especially emphatic way.
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That's where this trailer, with Iron Man drifting off and dying "alone" (technically, it seems he's with the cybernetic assassin known as Nebula, which is basically like dying alone), ostensibly picks up.
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McDonagh's ear is cocked, instead, for the noise of human dissonance, and never is the clash more jarring than when Willoughby explains to Mildred that he's dying of cancer, and dying fast.
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Last year, the state of Victoria voted to legalize assisted dying with a law that was called "the most conservative voluntary assisted dying model that has ever been proposed" by Victoria's Premier.
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He wishes "dope heads stop using as if they not dying," and he is both regretful that not "every bitch" gives head and that he couldn't save his (step)dad from dying.
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When my father was dying of lung cancer in 1995, hospice recommended "Final Gifts," a book by hospice nurses about how the dying let us know what they need for a good death.
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The proportions of people dying from influenza and pneumonia, however, have not changed too much over this time frame, with approximately 17 out of 100,000 people dying from one of the two diseases.
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Kathryn Tucker, a longtime advocate of aid in dying and now director of the nationalEnd of Life Liberty Project, says a dying patient's request for drugs to speed death differs starkly from suicide.
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To illustrate how exceedingly rare that situation is, the odds of dying in a plane crash are 1 in 5,051 and the odds of dying from a lightning strike are 1 in 79,746.
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Why, then, as medical science has made enormous strides in alleviating the pain and distress of dying, are we seeing relentless campaigning for the legalisation of what is being euphemistically called "assisted dying"?
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"Everybody in this room saw it all too many times over the last three or four days -- young children dying, babies dying, fathers holding children in their arms that were dead," Trump said.
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Alabama is going to execute a man who is dying of cancer Alabama is going to execute a man who is dying of cancer Alabama has executed 213 inmates in the last decade.
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She recalls going over her dying wishes with her mom.
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" Her mother responds flatly, "I haven't heard of her dying.
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People are dying and they are getting sicker and sicker.
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Here's why so many people are dying on Mount Everest.
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Yet for most people, not dying young is a blessing.
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We didn't tell her she was dying, but she understood.
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I had no experience with death, or consoling the dying.
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"Help, we're dying of cold," read one text, reported Ansa.
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Even though he looked healthy and alert, he was dying.
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Indeed, more American companies are dying than starting these days.
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Are you just dying for this heat wave to end?
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I'm dying to move you, myself, anybody — brand new truck!
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Those tagged in black were dying or expecting to die.
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The holiday ends with multiple people nearly dying, including Elle.
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"I wouldn't say F1 is worth dying for," he said.
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All the while, Vieques' oldest and sickest residents are dying.
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Then again, I'd never really considered David Bowie dying either.
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We were talking about this and how strings are "dying".
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The suburban shopping mall as we know it is dying.
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He's since advocated for aid in dying on her behalf.
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This episode ends with the revelation that Matt is dying.
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None of those sports are dying, and football is thriving.
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If you're dying to try this look yourself, get pumped.
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Dying to get your paws on Katy Kat before July?
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But all around them, he saw and heard people dying.
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"I'm dying to see it!" the Home Again actress writes.
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Dying of laughter from a moment of total mind melding.
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Back in 22003, I questioned whether circuit parties were dying.
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Read more here: The case for and against assisted dying
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Big-box retail is dying … to get to New York.
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How do these kids, us, how do we keep dying?
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They point us to something profound and beautiful about dying.
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These churches are dying off at a very quick pace.
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There's no doubt the regional sports network business are dying.
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To have a whole town in darkness and people dying.
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The world is dying; come see it, come see it.
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As such, weaker patients can become victims of assisted dying.
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This is the second week of articles on assisted dying.
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I probably came pretty close to dying at that point.
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"I can't stop watching this i'm dying," one person tweeted.
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In short, the art of Missed Connections is slowly dying.
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You can't take ecstasy and watch As I Lay Dying.
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There was blood, I explained, and I was probably dying.
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The mall may be dying, but retail is still thriving.
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And in the meantime, people are getting disfigured or dying.
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The drama isn't dying down between McKayla and Caelen's mothers.
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But by no means is PC and mobile gaming dying.
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Medicine shortages have also left children dying of preventable diseases.
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The trend is a little bit exhausted or dying off.
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Their electorate, like that of the CSU, is dying off.
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They say people are dying who could potentially be helped.
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Romantic comedies aren't dying — they're just on Netflix these days.
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"I think the love fest is dying here," she said.
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Go deeper: Pedestrians are dying while vehicle safety tech lags
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She tells Chris Harrison that she'd been dying to go.
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"There were too many adult females dying," said van Manen.
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Mind you, we're not saying that Yondu dying in Vol.
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Like every other aspect of dying, it can be costly.
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But some are just dying to prove their teacher right.
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I was like, 'Oh my God Taylor Swift, I'm dying.
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Many cultures give the dreams of the dying sacred status.
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"I don't want people dying on the streets," he said.
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Got an inner Disney princess that's dying to come out?
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She's dying and asks Ned to keep the baby safe.
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And a big problem is the sieges - people are dying.
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They didn't even break a sweat and I was dying.
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This time, the roach allegedly laid its eggs before dying.
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The generation that remembers an undivided Korea is dying out.
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Never mind that soldiers are dying on the glacier today.
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People are dying for me to hurt the guy's feelings.
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I've never really bought the narrative that boxing is dying.
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I also think picking up people is a dying art.
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"The children are dying of hunger and insecurity," Silva added.
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He's dying to be a member of the Hollywood elite.
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"I'm dying to know what happened," Sorge says to Gibel.
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In this day and age, people are dying over racism.
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When our phones are dying we sometimes do desperate things.
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This has provoked fury among medics who oppose assisted dying.
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"Everybody is dying for him to come here," she says.
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And this [demo] was, no fakes, that's Dying Light 203.
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Even that, it seems, couldn't salvage a dying hardware company.
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I'm not scared of dying— I'm scared of living badly.
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She talks about feeling lonely and like she's dying inside.
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Others have excuses and they end up dying of thirst.
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In December AMLO mooted the possibility of legalising assisted dying.
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These hurdles give succour to those campaigning against assisted dying.
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Alvarenga craved the peace Córdoba had unfairly found by dying.
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Some, he diagnosed with TB. Around 2008, miners started dying.
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That you say, oh, Donald Trump is dying to testify.
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Well, the experience is people are dying in these facilities.
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Men's risk of dying from lung cancer was also lower.
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If he's doing anything like that, people could be dying.
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"'Learning' implies behavior and dying is not that!" he said.
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Compare this to the mass grief at David Bowie dying.
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His sister wrote a beautiful piece about his dying. Yes.
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But capital punishment isn't dying Not by a long shot.
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And far more species are dying out than getting lucky.
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There are certainly people dying from breathing this air pollution.
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It's a lot of random people dying in these encounters.
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While he was dying, I became fully present to life.
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I'm afraid of suffering, but I'm not afraid of dying.
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The run on refinances may already be dying down, however.
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I have empathy for crises, people dying, stuff like that.
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The brothel as the hub for activity was dying out.
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Eating boring cheese and dying all the time, that's where.
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More than likely it's your decrepit collection of dying cells.
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Yes, a lot of them are about Ramsey dying. 1.
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For those who do get the disease, fewer are dying.
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The possibilities are endless, and we're dying to know more.
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Not just the process of dying, but ceasing to exist.
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This is somebody who has health insurance and is dying.
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I'm excited because I've been dying to talk about it.
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You can do something good I was literally dying inside.
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" The Brexit "dream is dying, suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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Background: More Americans are struggling with, and dying from, opioids.
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Two languages every month were reckoned to be dying out.
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By dying early, they subsidize the ones who live longer.
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Maybe it's dying because it's not the cloutiest, you know?
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The rate of women dying in childbirth is going up.
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The "Trump trade" narrative is dying in the stock market.
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"Make no mistake, people are already dying," the letter states.
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After dying from a rare form of cancer on Oct.
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Think of me as the retirement home for dying teams.
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I found not Maradona, but a man who was dying.
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Monty realizes that Jasper overdosed and is slowly (peacefully) dying.
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A History of Violence: Living and Dying in Central America.
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She was sick a lot, sure, but she wasn't dying.
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"We need a god worth dying for," says your commander.
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I'm like Jon Snow: I'm not afraid of dying again.
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In the meantime, we're dying to know what you think.
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Liver & kidneys are starting to heal, Came close to dying!
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The rhetoric of charging, failing, dying, trying again remains, though.
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Tom: Everything you do that isn't dying is an accomplishment.
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But how to remake the body as it lies dying?
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But as British patients were dying, American prices were falling.
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She was only deciding between two different methods of dying.
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Op-Ed Contributor BRUSSELS — The summer dying season is underway.
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Could that be Ned saying goodbye to a dying Lyanna?
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Rude media, for lack of a better term, is dying.
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Yet, the bureaucrats have denied virtually all dying prisoners' requests.
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Gratitude also commonly emerges in the experiences of dying clinicians.
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His books include "Dying Well" and "The Best Care Possible."
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Children don't look well eight hours before dying of sepsis.
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Leeds, and one person a day was dying of AIDS.
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Whatever else the orchestra says, the cello insists, You're dying.
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"Agriculture in Turkey is dying on the vine," said Sangari.
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You're dying to prolong summer just a teensy bit longer.
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Which kit are you dying to get your hands on?
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Well tell her, please, we are all dying to know!
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The Sims 4 is very slowly dying at this point.
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Narrator: This is the Great Barrier Reef, and it's dying.
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When Warren was dying, he summoned Milch to his side.
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He sensed that they were actually dying to stone her.
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And in California, dying plaintiffs can be granted expedited trials.
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Seth Hubbard is a wealthy man dying of lung cancer.
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It's not something consumers are necessarily dying to give up.
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Sure, malls may be dying along with the American dream.
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I felt that I had been dying all my life.
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While some industries are slowly dying out, others are growing.
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More people are dying in attempts to climb Switzerland's Matterhorn.
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A man is dying, and the narrator is comforting him.
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We can't simply accept the cliché that 'journalism is dying.
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The parent unit also beeps if the battery is dying.
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"To work is to live without dying" was Rilke's motto.
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Edwidge Danticat's "Brother I'm Dying" just stays groundbreaking and timely.
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Incidents of average citizens dying in police custody sparked protests.
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"Ukrainian soldiers and Donbas militiamen are dying," the original read.
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"We are dying as we live," one woman told us.
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The old is dying, the new too inchoate to decipher.
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"I'm Dying Up Here" premieres June 4 at 10 p.m.
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"It's not like I'm afraid of dying," he told TMZ.
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Mr Iacocca skipped across Detroit to revive a dying Chrysler.
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In Germany at the time, babies were dying of diarrhea.
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Here he is almost dying fighting for equal rights. pic.twitter.
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We're dying to know: Who's the only senator to disagree?
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Even if the planet is dying, New Jersey is alive.
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Wasn't a life at all, just a way of dying.
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"I saw the cattle of other villages dying," she said.
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Now, she weighs 90 pounds, is shriveled, balding, yellowing, dying.
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Geneviève dying was a border between two completely different universes.
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Well, you're welcome to the club because we're all dying.
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Helping others shine on the mic is a dying art.
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It's a dying breed, but they're still around for now.
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"Many, many people are dying while they wait," he said.
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And people were dying as they were suppressing this knowledge.
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His dying wish is to marry Isobel, family be damned.
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I think I'm more scared of dying than death itself.
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Nine million people are dying annually from that air pollution.
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I couldn't eat a meatball without seeing a dying cow.
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TRUMP: You know Obamacare is dying of its own volition.
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They see these jerks dying and it's kind of satisfying.
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October: Hunter's Moon, Blood Moon, Dying Grass Moon, Travel Moon
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Subsistence crops like corn and beans are all but dying.
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Those trees are dying, mainly because those trees are stressed.
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"The air is toxic, the reef is dying," she said.
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Many people were dying at home, not in the hospitals.
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In countries with inadequate protections, health care workers are dying.
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They fled the cities leaving behind their sick and dying.
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They may keep people from getting severely sick or dying.
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Caring for a sick or dying parent doesn't count either.
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Younger voters are not replacing those that are dying off.
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Until about 100 years ago, almost all dying happened quickly.
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"The community was dying at a rapid rate," Pefimous said.
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He accepted as his father was dying in the hospital.
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Yeah, we're basically a federal entitlement program for dying athletes.
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High school and university boxing programs are a dying breed.
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She was only choosing between two different methods of dying.
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"We're dying anyway," was a common explanation of their resolve.
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So please, Yannick, my orchestra is dying to get you.
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This means that hospitals cannot treat the sick or dying.
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"It's the last act of a dying mentality," she said.
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You all knew that some things are worth dying for.
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All around her, people were dying — of drugs, of AIDS.
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What book do you think everybody should read before dying?
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While some are dying, others are getting on with living.
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Meanwhile, the rates of American women dying from pregnancy rose.
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When I was your age, I was dying for one.
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"He said, 'I feel like I'm dying,'" his father recalled.
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A lot of people are dying, so it's very unpleasant.
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Student Opinion There's a party you're dying to go to.
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"I have no answer, except to avoid dying," he said.
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And I asked myself, is this really worth dying for?
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You're a dying breed, [laughing] I'm sorry to tell you.
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Coal is dying in the US, and solar is booming.
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After all, Julie wasn't the only one who was dying.
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As my father lay dying, we decided to find out.
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He's dying to be a member of the Hollywood elite.
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When they see people dying, they will change their behavior.
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"There are tremendous similarities between birthing and dying," he said.
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The rising interest in Buddhism introduced alternative concepts of dying.
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As of Thursday, about 250 people were dying a day.
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Because it's not the economy that's dying, it's the country.
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"Trump has thrown fuel on a dying fire," he said.
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Their mother was dying of cancer, his younger brother added.
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It's a dying craft here along these sunny California beaches.
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Why are young people at the least risk of dying?
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Nothing would be simpler for me than dying in defiance.
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But far from dying out, it seems to be catching.
|
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One video made fun of Chinese people dying from coronavirus.
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Pierson and Maguire are a dying breed in Trump's Washington.
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Like most fish held out of water, it was dying.
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You might be wondering: How are so many animals dying?
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Female right whales are also dying too young, Zoodsma says.
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But they were strikingly open to legal aid in dying.
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But a dying planet demands that we explore all options.
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Director: Jeff Orlowski A whole film about dying coral reefs?
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But she was not, as far as anyone knows, dying.
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Hospitals are still being targeted, and innocents are still dying.
|
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" For Mr. Zubaydah, it felt as if he was "dying.
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Psychological distress may increase your chances of dying from cancer.
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A third crushed the Nazis — from a wheelchair, while dying.
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Nobody is being sick or dying or anything like that.
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Is the New York art gallery scene thriving or dying?
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But when they are in our care, nobody is dying.
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" Mr. Roker replied: "But you're watching that dying art form.
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Then everyone started dying — my aunt, my brother, my mother.
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What does it mean for us that birds are dying?
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These tasks often get harder as the dying person weakens.
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"When I heard that, I felt like dying," he said.
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They're all dying to know the ending of the story.
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My concern is always, are they dying for a reason?
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It will involve many more people getting sick, possibly dying.
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"My A.C. made this really loud dying sound," she said.
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"I never pictured him dying any other way," he said.
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When the projectile hit me, I thought I was dying.
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But this is not the doctor telling me I'm dying.
|
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In a historic reversal, fewer patients are dying in hospitals.
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"Peterson is the last of a dying breed," she said.
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"Women are dying because we are losing elections," Ellison said.
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Still, they kept dying in droves, their bodies thrown overboard.
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A seahorse is all rib cage, like a dying person.
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No audible dying off of this neuron or the next.
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"Anything worth living for is worth dying for," Nately says.
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First, think about why you're dying to share this secret.
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A rumor had circulated that she was dying of cancer.
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No such selves exist.) Playing the Dying Man ( Enter left.
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"Guys, I think I'm dying," he recalled telling his friends.
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Half of the plants in the conference hall were dying.
|
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"Folks, too many people are dying," Biden said in Wilmington.
|
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" • "There are people dying on the side of the road.
|
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"Others are like, 'My community is literally dying,'" Margolin said.
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SRS: And that's what Detroit Minds Dying is serving as?
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More Americans are dying from drug overdoses than ever before.
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On average, 175 Americans are dying each day from overdoses.
|
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"It was a conversation between two dying men," he said.
|
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Some were afraid they were dying, others were already gone.
|
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" "People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing.
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Even in his dying days, it was not about him.
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The place was not dying but fully dead and abandoned.
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Maybe in Winter to fall asleep before dying of thirst.
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I found out my father was dying in late April.
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We're actually seeing our own people dying in our backyard.
|
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What if the dying person is a registered organ donor?
|
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"So many people here are dying of hunger," he said.
|
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He was Evan Lake in "Dying of the Light" (2014).
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It's why art isn't being made and comedy is dying.
|
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Some people are dying because they are not eating well.
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Why are people dying of hunger with all this food!
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To my mom fucking dying on my wedding reception floor.
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The end goal is to reduce people's anxiety about dying.
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We were trying to make light of us almost dying.
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Dying is something that's to be avoided in MOBA games.
|
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In some cases, they face quite certain odds of dying.
|
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Sam, a boy: But I think their friendships are dying.
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They're dying a slow death, because the margins don't work.
|
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All of those people dying young push the numbers higher.
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Puns like "I'm dying to see you" and "You have a killer smile", as well as "Patay na patay ako sayo," which literally means "I'm dying for you" in Tagalog, features in the wreaths.
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In 2015, five teenagers, all aged 16 and 20153, were convicted of perverting the course of justice after dumping their dying friend on a back road because he was dying of a drug overdose.
|
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"Bill C-14 ... threatens to rob tens of thousands of desperately ill Canadians of their rightful choice to assistance in dying," Dying With Dignity Canada's CEO Shanaaz Gokool said in a statement released Monday.
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In Sierra Leone, Dahl and her colleagues were convinced that many people were dying of Ebola for the same reason that they were dying in childbirth: the lack of a functional health-care system.
|
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The first one, in particular, has about a 10 to 15% chance of dying from surgery, and then the second surgery has another 5% risk of dying, and the third has the same thing.
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"Marvin's Room," a comic play about a dying woman caring for a dying man, will be staged on Broadway for the first time next summer, more than a quarter-century after it was written.
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That's when an articulate 2628-year-old woman dying of brain cancer, Brittany Maynard, set the end-of-life choice movement ablaze by moving from California to Oregon to access medical aid in dying.
|
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Related: 'I'm Dying Up Here' shines spotlight on '70s stand-up scene Those years have been dramatized in the Showtime series "I'm Dying Up Here," which stars Melissa Leo as a Shore-like figure.
|
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On the surface, a 60-year-old man dying of a heart attack might not be shocking ... but John's death comes amidst a bizarre and troubling trend of American tourists dying in D.R. hotels.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Let Dying People End Their Suffering," by Diane Rehm (Op-Ed, June 8): The laws that authorize medical aid in dying have worked exactly as intended, the evidence shows.
|
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Other social media posts that the quote to Trump alter the wording slightly to "People are dying this year that never died before" and "Men are dying this year who have never died before".
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While it is possible the other rats running around the little square may be dying slowly from the poison, it seems at least as likely that they are propagating faster than they are dying.
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They spoke of lying down on the body of a comrade dying on the battlefield and awaiting death with them, of apologizing on one's phone when dying before disposing of one's cellphone, codes, and weapons.
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These people didn't appear at increased risk for dying of cardiovascular causes during the study period compared with patients reporting no emotional distress, but did have a 46% greater risk of dying from other causes.
|
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But virtually all states have majority white populations, with several exceptions, including California, which now has an aid in dying law covering more people than the other states combined where aid in dying is permitted.
|
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Maryland Delegate Jheanelle Wilkins, who introduced a bill there, said that the series, especially articles looking at why black mothers are at greatest risk of dying and nearly dying, inspired her and her fellow lawmakers.
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To eat it alongside honey is to swallow a dying ecosystem.
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Thankfully, this "classical" classical music of the 20th century is dying.
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"People are dying from barrels and from cold," Dr. Mohannad said.
|
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"Posting this hoax of somebody dying was pretty reckless," he said.
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The dying man breathed with difficulty, but otherwise suffered no pain.
|
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She was dying to meet him and then he humiliated her.
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Many of the actors turn to dust, dying in the Holocaust.
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I made peace with her death, but not with her dying.
|
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He was dying, and slipping in and out of a coma.
|
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"There were so many people dying out there," Dupree tells me.
|
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"I'm dying of cancer," she emotionally explained in the "Jeopardy!" video.
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There's still 10,000 people a year dying because of drunk driving.
|
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By Sunday he would lose that fight, dying in the ICU.
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At the same time, women were dying giving birth at home.
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There's this one company called Herbivore that I am dying over.
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A book about writers dying, The Violet Hour is also about
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Your probability of dying on Mars is much higher than Earth.
|
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I&aposm afraid of people I love getting sick and dying.
|
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"We are dying with the comments," officials wrote in an update.
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A hundred years ago, women and children were dying in droves.
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But I was dying, and I'm one of the lucky ones.
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I thought there was a very real possibility of Reddit dying.
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"People are still dying every day from that violence," Tillerson said.
|
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Maybe he'll end up dying in an attempt to free Daenerys?
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"I had accepted that I was dying," Lavigne told Billboard magazine.
|
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These two best friends bought and revived a dying printing company.
|
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His blood cultures confirmed Vibrio, already evident by his dying skin.
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But now you have absolutely no excuse for your plants dying.
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Everyone at Winterfell is in danger of dying in this episode.
|
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"Trying to help a young boy who is dying," she wrote.
|
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My iPhone isn't even two years old, and it's already dying.
|
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Because that mysterious Pastel Goth Palette you've been dying to see?
|
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"I guess the fish is dying by the mouth," he said.
|
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It's very clear that Fauna is in danger of dying. But!
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For others, however, these technologies serve to prolong the dying process.
|
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Bald eagle, once a dying breed, making groundbreaking comeback across country.
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Gone. Protections from dying of dangerous silica exposure on the job?
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I called my doctor and I said, 'I think I'm dying!
|
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" Earlier in the conversation, Harvey said that "daytime television is dying.
|
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She offers a few theories as to why they're both dying.
|
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As soon as Nadia sees her younger self, she starts dying.
|
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"These are women who often are thinking about dying," she said.
|
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"I said, 'I'm not dying in this gym alone,' " Williams recalls.
|
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But while the cable box is dying, it's not dead yet.
|
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I'm nauseous and exhausted but it doesn't feel like I'm dying.
|
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Photo: APThe older we get, the greater our likelihood of dying.
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THE Canadian Medical Assistance in Dying law was passed in 2016.
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"I was anxious and frightened—but not of dying," Armstrong writes.
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Keeping calm and collected, his friend asks Nipsey if he's dying.
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Big Ang had a dying wish -- a disco party in Brooklyn.
|
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Here's video if you're dying to see it all for yourself.
|
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Neopets has been dying a slow death over the past decade.
|
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People said the first responders who went to Chernobyl were dying.
|
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"I'm dying mom...I can feel it," he told his mother.
|
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So I got sick of thinking about dying all the time.
|
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Women should not be dying because of a lack of blood.
|
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When it's announced Stella isn't dying, the artifice comes crashing down.
|
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In 216, Ted Kennedy narrowly escapes dying during a plane crash.
|
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John McCain was "dying anyway," is out at the White House.
|
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I feel like lesbians are almost kind of a dying breed.
|
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In his dying breaths, he recognizes Danny as the Iron Fist.
|
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"He's dying," Zoe tells him, but Matt has his own problems.
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Not that dying planets are anything to sneeze at, of course.
|
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There are no canals on Mars, and certainly no dying civilisation.
|
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She advocated dialogue on assisted dying in countries around the world.
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I thought about dying obsessively, which made me depressed and scared.
|
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Begging anyone that can hear us to save us from dying.
|
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Aren't you just dying to know who each represents and why?
|
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The guide went totally online before inevitably dying its slow death.
|
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"It's dying out, and that's the truth," says Mrs Piazza, glumly.
|
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Have you been dying to know what their relationship status is?
|
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That was the moment I realized, I'm not dying in debt.
|
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Since the 1970s, more Germans have been dying than are born.
|
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Just as theater is always dying, New York is perpetually over.
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Have some serious cash you're dying to invest in sex toys?
|
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More than 30,000 Americans are now dying annually from opioid overdoses.
|
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Lots of people are dying every day in the desert frankly.
|
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Assisted dying is a polarising issue, and everyone's perspective has merit.
|
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There is huge pressure on British politicians to legalise assisted dying.
|
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Democracy has been dying in the darkness for quite some time.
|
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I'm just dying to get my hands on these new scripts.
|
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Several residents said they had heard of people dying at home.
|
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"He's dying in our arms," he said, according to The Herald.
|
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All the characters were just dying in too quick a succession.
|
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In this state, can planets around the dying star host life?
|
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"We were literally dying of laughter," Mark said of their reaction.
|
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But young people are dying of drug overdoses in staggering numbers.
|
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Trees are shedding their leaves and some plants are even dying.
|
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Image; Eijiro MiyakoThe bees are dying globally at an alarming rate.
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Simply put, the bees are dying globally at an alarming rate!
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The flying foxes are literally dying upside down in the trees.
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And he ended up dying there in 1985, at age 70.
|
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At just 36, he was dying of a rare pulmonary cancer.
|
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In their heads, their retirement plan is basically their parents dying.
|
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Bill is dying of cancer alone somewhere in his beloved Midwest.
|
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She coos reassurances to the dying man until she suffocates him.
|
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Khosla said that he had been "dying" to work with Goldsmith.
|
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To be slandered while he was dying was beyond the pale.
|
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The company was within "single-digit weeks" of dying, he added.
|
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I'm Dying Up Here premieres Sunday, June 4 at 10 p.m.
|
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Most commonly, exposure results in the amoeba dying before causing infection.
|
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Despite the zoo's actions, such memes show no sign of dying.
|
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This assumes a politically neutral terrain for sick and dying people.
|
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"It was not quite dead, but it was dying," he says.
|
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Dogs sold on the market are sick, poisoned and dying animals.
|
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The W212 engine is a dying breed, and it's a shame.
|
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This is not like they are dying to testify before Congress.
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I'm also exceedingly lucky to not have to worry about dying.
|
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The president could also conceivably leave office by resigning or dying.
|
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Anything is better than 40,000 people dying on them every year.
|
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The Washington, DC, Council approved an assisted-dying ordinance in 2016.
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Never too many people dying to customize a t-shirt amirite?
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Hospitals crushed under the weight of the injured and the dying.
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The result, everywhere outside England, is that Test cricket is dying.
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Show the world there is something worth living -- and dying -- for.
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Dead and dying staghorn coral in the central Great Barrier Reef.
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These guys are performing a type of masculinity that is dying.
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The animals aren't dying — they are just stunned by the cold.
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NASA describes the dying star, NGC 6543, in elegant scientific prose.
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MM: Dying is a big thing you don't wanna have happen.
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My friend dying and me being arrested in connection to it.
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Potentates in Egypt and Syria made way for him by dying.
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Below, check out what we're dying to get our hands on.
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But in my mind, Rayna knows she's dying in that moment.
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That dying at 30 was unacceptable here, there or anywhere else.
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As the joke goes, Sean Bean is really good at dying.
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Please use my death as activism to prevent others from dying.
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It's a lot more fun — even if it means more dying.
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I think she's dying, and they're all gathering at her bedside.
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We were led to believe that soldier was a dying Nicky.
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The opportunities Silicon Valley doesn't see Copycats are a dying breed.
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The bill was dying a slow death in the US Senate.
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He visited her in Mexico and delivered her son's dying message.
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So we should have children if we're terrified of dying alone?
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There are kids dying at the border and we flit around.
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What can I do for people dying in the Sonoran Desert?
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The National Review is the "dying" or the "failing" National Review.
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" Korie, 44, admitted that she's "been dying to tell y'all this!!
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This was partly because of the risk of Charlie dying unexpectedly.
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"If you're not changing and not growing, you're dying," he says.
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"The doctor said I was hours from dying," she told Elle.
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Good first step in comeback of a dying evening and tradition!
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The bees, as you've probably heard, are dying, in massive numbers.
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Plus, she's dying, the effects of 50 years of syphilis at
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Ask for advice on how to keep your dying plant alive.
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There is a time for living and a time for dying.
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If there were no supportive care or ICU, people were dying.
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Afterall, "baby sea lions are dying" and people care about that.
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LOOK, I'M DYING TO LIKE – LET ME PUT IT THIS WAY.
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At some point, your only two options are quitting, or dying.
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And I've watched people die, so I'm not afraid of dying.
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The only way he fucked me over was by fucking dying.
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We have a wealth of humor that we're dying to share.
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Monsters are dangerous and just now Kings are dying like flies.
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A lot of people will say that traditional retail is dying.
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It's the animals who look the cutest that are dying out.
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Thankfully, I was not the only one dying a bit inside.
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Dying to Live is Kodak's attempt at fighting for his life.
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Algae leaks a sulfurous compound when it's dying or in distress.
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Rural America is adrift, it's dying and it's voting increasingly Republican.
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It was around this time that I started thinking about dying.
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Dying of cold "The situation is really bad," says Abu Tiba.
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Chances of dying: 50/50 Reason: I can't call this one.
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Gunfire echoed across several other neighborhoods, only dying down towardsthe evening.
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What's important: The elves' magical protective tree, the Ellcrys, is dying.
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You're dying to apply for a killer job you just found.
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All these women were dying, but we never heard their stories.
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And by issues, we mean, it sounds like someone slowly dying.
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Wrestling fans have certainly taken notice of their idols dying early.
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And fans are dying to know what Bey's SC alias is.
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It is not dying, merely changing, and its future is bright.
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"I thought of dying many times," he wrote at the time.
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BC everyone is dying to eat cooked fish on a plane.
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No one can credibly say that the App Store is dying.
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"Late capitalism" describes the theoretical dying days of a capitalist economy.
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If the relationship is dying, accept that, don't keep clinging on.
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Camels, goats, horses and cows have been dying in record numbers.
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Communism was dying and he needed to save his political career.
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But this one wasn't dying because it wasn't actually a whale.
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But damn, dying to pull off my stilettos & join a protest!!
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Back to the Cru's: I know your dying to know more.
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Would you say it's dying out as a social media platform?
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Few protagonists were winning—instead they were failing, dying, and learning.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. British nightlife is dying.
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" * On dying: "I know that soon my life will be over.
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But overall the risk of dying violently in Africa has tumbled.
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She's not dying peacefully in a bathtub, it's painful and brutal.
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Update: The Juicy Couture revival isn't dying down any time soon.
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I was proper dying with laughter, my rib cage was stinging.
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Not all calls that stick with us are from patients dying.
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Something carby and homemade and dying to be spread with butter.
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"The EU is failing, the EU is dying," Farage told reporters.
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VICE: How do you study the brain of a dying patient?
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ISIS mutates Amid immense pressure, ISIS is mutating rather than dying.
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Faced with the prospect of dying and leaving an infant son
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During the famine of the 1930s, as peasants lay dying, the
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Not because we are evacuating people, but because they are dying.
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So he heard about a much-loved cat that was dying.
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"The racecar business right now is a dying sport," Young said.
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People are dying in hospitals where medical supplies are running low.
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More US troops were dying than ever in the Vietnam War.
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He was captured and tortured by the North Vietnamese before dying.
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American health-care workers are dying by suicide in unprecedented numbers.
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Months before dying in 2015, the elder Faludi read a draft.
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And that trope certainly doesn't look like dying any time soon.
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The three were that I was dying — a very constant theme.
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Unlike Reagan, both Trump and Clinton admit to dying their locks.
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She recalls growing up on an island that was "slowly dying".
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In memoriam: remembering the Las Vegas shooting victims Red meant dying.
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He also blasted ObamaCare, tweeting that the healthcare legislation is dying.
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But they emit carbon when they burn or decay after dying.
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Aid in dying has been legal for 18 years in Oregon.
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"They basically said, 'We've got too many people dying,'" he said.
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They say Rincon hasn't seen any relief and people are dying.
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Now you attack San Juan's mayor for saying 'people are dying.
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Its author, a child, received the diary from her dying mother.
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David hardly shies away from intimate physical contact with the dying.
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Now he's throwing the last few logs on a dying fire.
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Most hugely oversize pigs do end up dying from health complications.
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"I thought you were sorry about my father dying," I said.
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When I was on the table I was fine with dying.
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The so-called "survivors" of Guam are getting older and dying.
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The Ethicist One of my closest friends is dying of cancer.
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Here are the 17 states where dying will cost the most.
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Oregon's high healthcare and funeral costs make dying there very expensive.
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No matter what, the plants just kept dying, according to Cerqueira.
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Forests are dying because of new beetle infestations over gigantic areas.
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A new NASA portrait immortalizes the dying storm on Jupiter's surface.
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In 1981, she began writing a letter to her dying grandfather.
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"You're [not good] at dying, you know that?" he told one.
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Too many people are dying and being injured on our roadways.
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There always is when someone is dying -- you can smell it.
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At the same time, Americans are dying at a staggering rate.
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"People are dying every day because of this gap," said Newburger.
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Dying people do not usually ask questions that are especially wise.
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TRUMP: ... right now, our country is dying at 173 percent GDP.
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But they seem to be the last of a dying breed.
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The man just ate four sausages (plus the rest) without dying.
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She was held for 1.5 years, reportedly dying in Feb. 2015.
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" Mia said she was speaking to him "as he was dying.
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"I'm kind of dying for the all-over fringe," she said.
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Dying wouldn't just be the most logical conclusion for Iron Man.
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I'll even give you the percentage odds of the characters dying.
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But independent bookstores, against all odds, are actually growing, not dying.
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The US coal industry is dying — but not with any dignity.
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Even if they are, after all, getting rich—and dying trying.
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It's hard to get accurate reports when your subordinates keep dying.
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Nobody can see that you're physically, mentally, and emotionally dying inside.
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I've been dying to ask you this almost 20 years in.
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Velasco isn't talking about dying, and she's not drafting a will.
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Dead to a Dying World is what that became for me.
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The physical sensations I always interpret as "dying" are misplaced emotions.
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Why would Disney license its creative properties to a dying console?
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I've been dying to know how that lovely sound was made.
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Ernesto Barbieri: A desire to understand death and the dying process.
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Zero means you're perfectly healthy and 100 means you're dying now.
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Flair was in critical condition and on the verge of dying.
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"That means they are in real danger of dying," said Jensen.
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Pop star Tinashe would be Mimi, the ingenue dying from disease.
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I'm very scared of dying, I don't ever want to die.
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What could other humans learn from goths about dealing with dying?
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A man lies on the ground, dying, pleading for his life.
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The insects crawl into the sign and become trapped, eventually dying.
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But our fellow Americans are dying, and we can't look away.
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That's 14 million people who would be dead or dying otherwise.
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He also wanted to make another film with Fonda before dying.
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I just couldn't handle people dying around you all the time.
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Social isolation can increase the risk of dying earlier, research suggests.
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He was dying, and she didn't want him to feel alone.
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"That day, I saw myself dying on the pitch," Sissoko said.
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"People are dying who don't need to die," Ms. Zenoff said.
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Noor, shivering and taking shallow breaths, was convinced he was dying.
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The Chinese black comedy "Dying to Survive" is nearing $200 million.
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Less than 20 years ago, the city seemed to be dying.
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People are dying, people are sick and everyone else is terrified.
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Doctors, for instance, cannot first suggest assisted dying to a patient.
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But the team was trying to care for the dying patient.
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Their families, too, are worried about loved ones dying without them.
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Whitman supposedly kept his under his pillow as he lay dying.
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There they would have beheld the man, dying on a cross.
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"I ended up in the hospital dying from anorexia," Kerri says.
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Oh, you're talking about the musician's curse of dying at 27.
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And the Yazidi religion is on the brink of dying out.
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There followed a brief coda as a deposed, and dying, tyrant.
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We were like, 'Oh, are we 50 years old and dying?
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Kim Kelly is dying to go to Ostarablot; she's on Twitter.
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Without them, the craft would be in danger of dying out.
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Above, a mother of a child suspected of dying from Ebola.
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I'd learned how to help families anticipate what dying looks like.
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Did every dying person hear them, but never speak of it?
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I don't mind dying, I just don't want to see it.
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On top of that, my father was dying, cruelly and slowly.
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You could argue: Who cares about addiction if you're already dying?
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She never left, dying on July 25, 1955, of pancreatic cancer.
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Members of the Afghan security forces are dying in record numbers.
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Millions of our fellow human beings are dying of preventable diseases.
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Thousands of Americans are dying, have died, because of gun violence.
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The city was dying, everyone agreed, and not from natural causes.
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Some did, dying the next year in the battle for Marawi.
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I had no money, and my mother was dying from cancer.
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Everyone is like dying in the U.S. because of no exits.
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A dying monarch butterfly twitches across six screens on the floor.
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We are sick with fear and fastened to a dying animal.
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"I'm from here, I'm staying here, I'm dying here," he declared.
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Coronavirus patients with heart disease have a 10% chance of dying.
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"I really want to experience my dying," she told the crowd.
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And they seemed quite with it, not like they were dying.
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Social interaction leads to the disease spreading, leads to people dying.
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Without the treatment, Carcillo said, he was dying a slow death.
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He stopped dying his hair, and it went all white quickly.
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Its victims are not dying in heroic wars or battling firestorms.
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Any particular one candidate you're dying to see win/get creamed?
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Except in one way: Very few people seem to be dying.
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One cheetah is seen getting declawed; another is dying on camera.
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"I saw death and dying as a child," she once recalled.
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These people are dying of an inflammatory process in their lungs.
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What can we learn from this now dead or dying generation?
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Mr. Hawke didn't need to be told that he was dying.
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He knew he'd been dying since the day he was born.
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Mary Frances is 90 and dying, which is fine with her.
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The Australian Medical Association is generally strongly opposed to assisted dying.
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Inwardly, he is dying to break free from his geopolitical shackles.
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No one can be numb To the dying of the young.
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I'm at this big party at Drake's house and I'm dying.
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Yet all this pageantry was the wheeze of a dying world.
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They were dying and putting all their strength in that struggle.
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She knew well before it was finished that she was dying.
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"Black trans women are dying," said the woman, Blossom C. Brown.
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"I felt like I was ... dying," he said in the documentary.
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Some spend months and years dying and get sprawling death scenes.
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Older people have the highest risk of dying from the virus.
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Coronavirus patients with heart disease have a 10% chance of dying.
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"I was dying like hell on Merv Griffin's show," he said.
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Radhika Jones, Editorial Director, Books DYING: A Memoir, by Cory Taylor.
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"I decided to stop because I was like, dying," he said.
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Pleava also announces that he is dying while taking prescription meds.
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But this is real life, and the story is not dying.
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"The doctor said I was hours from dying," Solo told Elle.
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Nadège was convinced that breaking it meant going mad or dying.
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"Dying as a martyr is a beautiful thing," Walid told Ahmed.
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And even if they see people dying, they are still going.
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Go deeper: Axios' Deep Dive on the new art of dying
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When people are dying from overdose, naloxone will save their lives.
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Diesel is dying; the gasoline internal combustion engine may soon follow.
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Yet as vinyl sales continue to climb, the CD is dying.
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In a Silicon Valley park, burrowing owls are dying and disappearing.
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"Every day is a gift," he said in the dying light.
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In a book about symptoms called "Am I Dying?!" by Drs.
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"There are a lot of other people dying," Mr. Leila said.
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Not long ago, many Americans thought the nation's cities were dying.
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"Dying to know this," Jenner asked Styles as her first question.
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Read more:More and more Chinese medics are dying from the coronavirus.
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Your friends are dying while you stand there and video it?
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It's 2065 and the Earth is dying because of climate change.
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And she should get a nice dying monologue — 65 minutes long!
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"It's a dying art, making people laugh at themselves," he said.
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For others, dying at home may not be their top priority.
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Because, you sigh, his mother's dying, too, and he's drinking again.
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Besides, you sigh, his mother's dying, too, that's why he's drinking.
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On defense Demographics suggest football should be dying in Mercer County.
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More Americans are dying of drug overdoses than car crashes today.
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Underwater forests of native Lake Baikal sponges have begun dying off.
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Asked whether democracy is worth dying for, Chow reverted the question.
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Human Touch My patient and I both knew he was dying.
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He was speaking of a generation that is now dying out.
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All told, men are dying in overall higher numbers than women.
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The W12 engine is a dying breed, and it's a shame.
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"Dust is normally a by-product of dying stars," Casey said.
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Some absolutely beautiful creatures dying because if human negligence and apathy.
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Admit it, you're dying to see how candy canes are made.
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"There were people literally dying on the waiting list," he said.
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Dying is what sounds scary, but once it's done, it's done.
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Diabetics may be dying, but the spirit of bipartisanship lives on.
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Within five years, chestnut trees from Maryland to Connecticut were dying.
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"I told her I felt like I was dying," White remembered.
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"It was like a battery dying in a car," he said.
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Revachol, the game's setting, is the heart of a dying empire.
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But there's a huge case for her dying in "Endgame" otherwise.
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WITHERSPOON No, you were in the bed in the hospital dying.
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These consequences are not nearly as dramatic as dying, of course.
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The Queen's English is dying out -- if not grammatically, then melodically.
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Vorkuta became one of the most rapidly dying cities in Russia.
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The number of people dying alone is also on the rise.
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It's the color of the world with all the bodies dying.
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Unfortunately, Alfred has been quarantined because he is dying of tuberculosis.
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But in the 1990s, it was 20183,000 kids dying each day.
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The parents are dying a thousand deaths from shame and frustration.
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We see Ulysses as an old man, in his bed, dying.
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They are just having fun and easing the fear of dying.
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The campfire looked dull, absorbing the glow Of the dying embers.
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Actually, Anne slut-shames her classmate for being afraid of dying.
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Most Rwandans are dying of hunger, they have nowhere to live.
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I begin to feel weak, and I know that I'm dying.
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As I type this, the Babadook's queer legacy is already dying.
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People who I tried to turn back who ended up dying.
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As I Lay Dying, Buddha in the Attic, and Exit West.
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Hopefully that keeps dying down and everyone just knows soon, though.
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So much Fake News being put in dying magazines and newspapers.
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I would have been able to absorb more bullets before dying.
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In fact, some has gone as far to say it's dying.
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"It is as if the diaspora is dying out," he said.
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KS: That's a fair ... can you imagine dying with Bill Gates?
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While the number of people dying from racial disparities has decreased since the early 2000s, let's put this into perspective: For decades, the number of people dying from racial health disparities in the U.S. was even higher than the number dying from opioid overdoses today—yet only one of these crises was ever splashed all over the media and designated a national emergency.
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However quietly, behind the scenes, the big manufacturers will tell you that Moore's Law, which has been 10 years away from dying for a while now, is no longer just dying, it's pretty much already dead.
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Black women are dying from cervical cancer at a rate 77% higher than previously thought, and white women are dying at a rate 47% higher, according to a study published in the journal Cancer on Monday.
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Based on 2017 data, people in the US have a 1 in 103 chance of dying in a motor vehicle crash over their lifetime, but a 1 in 96 chance of dying of an opioid overdose.
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Most people who are dying do not have the resources or time to relocate their family to another state where medical aid in dying is authorized, establish residency there, and find a new team of doctors.
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She wanted to be an actress after dying in a play "It was an extremely overdramatic play called Wild Decembers," Rigg recalls, of playing a dying Emily Brontë when she was a teen in the '50s.
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In your film, the question of whether Johnathan is dying or not dying actually has funding implications, and you also discover a lot of people are trying to make movies about him at the same time.
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It's almost inevitable that dying makes you reflect on your past, which perhaps explains why "Dying" is not merely a meditation on the present, but a journey backward in time, all the way to Taylor's girlhood.
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Cancer patients have a higher risk of dying from heart disease and stroke, with 10% of all cancer patients dying from cardiovascular problems, not cancer, according to a new study published in the European Heart Journal.
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"It's surprising how many people end up in an ICU, critically ill and dying, without realizing they're dying," said Dr. Mark Siegel, a professor of internal medicine and critical care specialist at the Yale School of Medicine.
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Dying Light combined parkour with a zombie apocolypse, and Dying Light 2 follows up with more of the action and survival elements that fans loved with a new focus on building up different areas of the world.
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" "If I was dying and I had a turtleneck on," he tells me, "with my last dying breath, I would take the turtleneck off and try to throw it as far away from my body as possible.
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And while those numbers might not seem so dramatic, the man in charge of Alberta's assisted dying file says he's shocked by the demand and the department is trying to find more doctors to offer assisted dying.
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But without needed dialysis, it's also possible that women have a higher risk of dying from kidney problems than men because women tend to live longer and have lower risk of dying from something else, Hecking added.
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This is why "Kiss Before Dying" is still up on Twitter Moments.
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Then I woke up to the horrible feeling that I was dying.
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" She told the court that "the defendant literally stole from dying people.
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No, not the one about Bruce Wayne's parents dying in Crime Alley.
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Many people "are dying without finding someone to bury them," he said.
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As he lay bleeding and dying, he asked his mother for water.
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Five U.S. states allow medical assistance in dying for terminally ill patients.
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I've heard of fellow Type 1s rationing their insulin and even dying.
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It doesn&apost matter though, because we&aposre dying to drive it.
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I wanted to understand why so many of my friends were dying.
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All of the victims were hospitalized, with one man dying during treatment.
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A writer's dying can seem the coda to his work, since one
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He seems to have been not just genuinely resigned to dying but
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People are dying and need urgent action before the situation gets worse.
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Research suggests it also increases a person's chance of dying from influenza.
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Divide it by 365 [days], that's 265 people dying prematurely every day.
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It was as if he were a balloon, dying to be popped.
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Getting peacefully shuffled out of the narrative is way better than dying.
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The sound of bombings and news of children dying are the norm.
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"I don't want to die, but I am dying," Maynard tells PEOPLE.
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He's pretty and all, but that constantly dying thing was getting tiresome.
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"We are dying here," San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Crus said Friday.
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It ended with the hero dying, encased in a shell of adamantium.
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The hospital confirmed Vibrio and removed the dying tissue in his arm.
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But now I am dying to know what happens to her next.
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Its mouth begins to open and close slightly, like a dying fish.
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She'd say 'Your best friend is dying, the paparazzi are following us.
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But if you're dying for more details, you'll likely have to wait.
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Mary wants her young son to avoid dying in a violent sport.
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I thought I was dying, or perhaps losing my grip on reality.
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And when I saw her dying as the spider, I started crying.
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Season 4 concludes with the best player, Tywin, dying on the shitter.
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This information needs to be out there because young women are dying.
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"I love the process of dying balloons," she tells The Creators Project.
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"I've been dying to write for her forever," Kaling said of Pedrad.
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