Of course they're going to live in the old house!
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But I said, 'We're going to live in a van.
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Otherwise, the elephant isn't just going to live in the room.
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Toni's not going to live in another part of the world.
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He would explain that he was going to live in Avenel.
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"Most people aren't going to live in an empty space," he says.
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He was going to live in a van and make video games.
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"I'm going to live in the White House with my family," he said.
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Now instead of a lobster pot she's going to live in an aquarium.
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This is the world we're going to live in with the climate crisis.
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This thing is going to live in your house, so it should be pretty.
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This kind of thing can happen, but I'm not going to live in fear.
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But I'm going to live in my truth until the day that I die.
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Ronald Reagan couldn't kill us, we're hardly going to live in fear of terrorist
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If we're going to live in the future, we might as well look the part.
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It wasn't about going to Israel — it was about going to live in a community.
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Are people going to live in smaller private spaces in exchange for better shared amenities?
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But we're not going to live in a country where only one party gets investigated.
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If I'm going to live in a post-apocalyptic authoritarian society at least give me that!
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They were scared about what kind of country their children were going to live in and inherit.
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"Someday, I'm going to live in that building," I vowed to my disbelieving friend at that 1982 luncheon.
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But space is just something you have to sacrifice sometimes if you're going to live in New York.
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But if these creatures are going to live in my home with me, then they're going to pay rent.
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But are you going to live in the past, or are you going to move forward to the future?
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KS: Peter and I are going to live in a pod by ourselves on an island for a year.
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He said society needs to come to grips with how people are going to live in this new paradigm.
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It was, she assured him, the house he was going to live in for the rest of his life.
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His creator is gone, but SpongeBob is going to live in that pineapple for a long, long time to come.
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Frankly, in the 21st century, it's the only way to exist, certainly if you're going to live in a city.
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"When I left here, I said I was going to live in the future, not the past," Mr. Reid said.
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We're going to live in this bifurcated world for some time, where conventional vehicles will still be sold to individual customers.
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When it looked like I was really enjoying myself, my parents got concerned I was going to live in Arkansas permanently.
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You're not going to live in 6,000 square feet in the White House residence, you're just not going to do it.
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If we're going to live in a corporate internet, we can insist that platforms keep up with what we want from them.
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"I said to him, 'You know, if you're going to live in L.A. I'd like to help you get acclimated,' " Weitz recalled.
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Then he laid out the problem: How were two million people going to live in a region that was sinking into oblivion?
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After all, if we're going to live in this not-so-brave new world, we may as well laugh at its absurdities.
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We're not going to live in a world where a bunch of child abusers have a safe haven to practice their craft.
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But now, she said, she's not going to live in fear because of what someone told her could happen in the future.
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"We're not going to live in a world where corporations don't have influence," Felicia Wong, CEO of the liberal Roosevelt Institute, told me.
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"We believe that we're going to live in an opt-in world where you will need permission to use consumer data," he said.
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We are at an inflection point where we cannot say that next year more people are going to live in a free society.
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Heck, if your anxieties are going to live in your head rent-free, you might as well put them to work making music.
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"I was thinking to myself, How am I going to live in this house that has done this thing to us?" she tells me.
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Everyone's going to live in cities, they're getting dense, they're getting more interesting, the transportation's changing, so Walmart needs a store for different environments.
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Still, we're happy for Norman and Bambi and their two kids Rosie and Harlie — and whoever else is going to live in that house.
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I think Mr. Trump, quite frankly, that the young people in the Mideast are not going to live in dictatorships for our convenience anymore.
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The launcher, which is still going to live in Chrome OS, allowed you to launch Chrome apps without having to have the browser open.
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"People are going to live in tents, in refugee camps," the activist said, adding that he also planned to leave in the coming weeks.
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" Research and advisory firm Gartner said in a report that "field representatives aren't going to 'live' in [sales force automation systems]…that ship has sailed.
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"I'm just going to live in the moment and be Olympic champion," said Harrison, whose gold in London was the first by an American judoka.
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" As for her move, Anderson explained, "I always knew I was going to live in the South of France at this time in my life.
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He recently passed his German language tests and is already fluent in the language, a crucial step if you're going to live in the country.
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But until we pass it, we're going to live in the shadow of ourselves or our family members having their lives ruined through arrests and incarceration.
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So the question of -- everyone thought that you were going to live in your digital world and just kind of, you know, move into the basement.
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"My disease isn't a tragedy, but I tell myself, 'You're going to live in a way that would be an example for yourself and your son.'"
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"No one has ever asked rural Alaskans what they were going to live in," Hébert told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at the Arctic Encounter Symposium in Seattle.
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It was a whole new kind of ownership … I was never again going to live in a town of houses so filled by people that I knew.
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Instead of figuring out how they're going to live in Trump's United States, many students from the countries affected by the travel ban are making plans to leave.
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When the Hungarians saw that Merkel was going to direct refugees their way, Budapest said it didn't want Berlin to decide who was going to live in Hungary.
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Even if most Americans practice excellent fire safety habits, if a small minority is rewarded for throwing lit matches, we're going to live in an age of arson.
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Prior to Archie's birth, the UK gossip press were abuzz with rumors that Markle and Prince Harry were going to live in Africa for an extended period of time.
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"If we let them in and they are going to live in our towns, the result will be crime, poverty, dirt and impossible conditions in our cities," Lazar said.
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She wanted to fall in love on television, and she seemed comfortable with the idea of going to live in Scottsdale with a 36-year-old real estate agent.
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Why did we shop for all of these preschools that were so close to the house when you were going to live in a high rise in downtown Hollywood?
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When Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and Square, announced he was going to live in Africa for a few months, it raised a few eyebrows on Wall Street.
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Perhaps that's why the next generation of snacks are going to live in our fridges: Whole Foods lists pickled vegetables, mini dips, and hard-boiled eggs with savory toppings.
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Screengrab: 007craft"If you're going to live in a storage unit, you're going to need to be invisible as you can possibly be," the man in the video tells us.
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But pretty soon we're going to live in a world where everyone has the power to share and experience whole scenes as if you're just there, right there in person.
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You can't have a situation like that, because if you're going to live in Sweden—or whatever country you come to—you need to learn the language of the country.
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"If you're going to live in a brownstone, it's kind of the responsibility of the tenant to preserve it as much as possible," said Ms. Hosford, a children's book author.
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" He explained that he purchased the house with his mom, so it's not like he technically lives at home, because "if I buy a house, I'm going to live in it.
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There are countless more stories like these that are being shared every single day as people try to figure out how they're going to live in the midst of this crisis.
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So for those of you who run online businesses and think there's a connection in-store, come reach out, because I think that's the world that we're going to live in.
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" Act II — when it looks like Semele and Jupiter, in the form of a mortal man, are going to live in sensual bliss — ends with the sumptuous "Bless the glad earth.
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They are now going to live in a virtuous society and that they are going to see the fruits of that virtue as a result of their citizenship in this caliphate.
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Writing in Scientific American, animal rights advocate Marc Bekoff offered some sensible advice:First, zoos need to stop breeding animals who are going to live in zoos for the rest of their lives.
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If you want the government to make you safest, then you're going to be living in a society that doesn't grow, and you're going to live in a society that restricts animal spirits.
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What's left behind, Bee suggests, is a kind of endless, grinding battle, one that will outlive all of us but one that is necessary if we're ever going to live in a better world.
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It's going to live in my backyard for the winter, and on my boat this summer for island hopping and fish frying, when I'll probably put it through hell and report back with more.
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My sons are going to live in cities on fire, in nations led by men who don't care, and they are going to have to learn to help tackle the problem, as we are.
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Someone has to install microwave ovens and do custom kitchen deliveries, so we're never going to live in a world where everyone gets to enjoy the perks of being a rock star full time.
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"I will keep trying until I make it there, there is no way I am going to live in Syria or Turkey, this is my goal...I won't stop until I make it," he says.
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But the old advice to save up to buy the place you're going to live in is worth re-thinking especially if home prices are too high in the city you want to live in.
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"Policing is all about relationships, and my job is, if these people are going to live in our city, is build those relationships," he said last year at The New York Times's Cities for Tomorrow conference.
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Oh my god, if that's foreshadowing what's to come, I hope maybe we're going to live in a little bit of a flashback with William, because I love Ron and I want to see him stick around.
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They share 99 percent of the same views, that factory farming sucks and that we're all going to live in a better world if people eat less meat—and omnivores are typically very amenable to that idea.
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"Equity markets are starting to realise that they're going to live in an environment where returns are going to be lower for longer, and they're looking for secure investments," Victoria Treasurer Tim Pallas said in a telephone interview.
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Scientists need to understand the changes in the microbial environment to ensure it's safe for the astronaut's immune systems—they're certainly never going to live in sterile environments, and NASA is concerned about microbes becoming more pathogenic in space.
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Though Longoria, who next stars in the April 13 movie Overboard, admits she's going to "live in leggings" and dresses for the rest of her pregnancy, there's one thing she can't wait to wear after her son's arrival: jeans.
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When I asked her where she was going to live in D.C., her eyes widened in surprise, as if it had not occurred to her that she would no longer be spending most of her time in the Bronx.
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"As much as we explain that you're going to live in Laredo and we're going to pick you up and drop you off after the game, it has been a problem for us," said the Tecolotes' general manager, Grimaldo Martínez.
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How China Uses High-Tech Surveillance to Subdue Minorities I put stories about China and facial recognition in here in part because this is the world all of us are going to live in unless other countries start regulating this sort of thing.
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" Dr. Raines explained to CNN in 2014 that the couple had what he described as "a double responsibility — yes, as parents to our children, but also as citizens to the nation those children are going to live in and have children in.
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In a sort of emotional coda, Kingsolver ends the book with Thatcher and Mary together in the Pine Barrens, Mary describing a cottage in Florida where she's going to live in the winter; there's an aquatic iris growing nearby that may be unclassified.
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"…pretty soon we're going to live in a world where everyone has the power to share and experience whole scenes as if you're just there right there in person," Zuckerberg told an audience strapped into VR headsets at last month's Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event.
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"What are the values, attitudes, skills and behaviors that must be cultivated if we're going to live in a peaceful world?" asked Dana Mortenson, one of the -founders of World Savvy, an organization that has worked with thousands of teachers to integrate global competence into their lessons.
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Essentially we spent a full 30 minutes body-shaming trees, but that's sort of the point: When you choose a tree to chop and wrap and throw in your car, you want it to be perfect, because it's going to live in your home for a month or seven.
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"What we are going to do in this country if I have anything to say about it is to say if somebody works 40 hours a week, that person is not going to live in poverty," Mr. Sanders said , adding that he would raise the federal minimum wage to $15.
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"They are going to live in a very different world than I did, and I hope we can stop as much of the devastating changes as possible, but they're going to need tools of how to live in community and depend on people ... and find ways to deal with the catastrophes that will come ..." She broke into tears again.
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Whether we leave tomorrow or whether we leave 10 years from now, the outcome is the same, which is a brutal civil war and half the country is going to fall under Taliban rule again and women are going to live in a medieval situation until the Afghan people as a whole come up with an Afghan solution to an Afghan problem.
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What I'm saying is that on issues like climate change, and on issues like people's aspirations going up, if technology doesn't engage, the world that they're leaving to their children and grandchildren, in fact the world that they are going to live in themselves, is going to be so ugly that you're going to have a situation where the richest will always be able to protect themselves- Yep. Walls.
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