Will America courageously live out Dr. King's dream or will it go down the road of bigotry and racist vitriol, preferring to live out Mr. Trump's nightmare instead?
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You're never too old to live out your childhood dreams.
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Then, they'll be allowed to live out their natural life.
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Very few, however, actually dare to live out such dreams.
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"We're just going to live out life and that's it."
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I accept me, and I'm going to live out loud.
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It means not being able to live out your faith.
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So that must mean you live out of a suitcase.
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They should have the opportunity to live out their choices.
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She would live out the rest of the war there.
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Are you ready to live out your wildest speeder bike dreams?
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I wanted to live out my dreams and get an education.
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So you get to live out your darkest fantasies with songwriting?
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Workers were forced to live out of cars, tents, and hotels.
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They get to live out their Mayweather-McGregor press conference fantasies.
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They can start their own businesses and live out their dreams.
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"Getting to live out this dream," Murray said, "is pretty special."
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I always wanted to live out there, and I loved it.
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So I flew to Amsterdam to live out my baking dreams.
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I was able to live out my dream of playing baseball, and I've got to do the same for my kids and let them live out their dreams of whatever they want to do in life.
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I want my parents to live out the rest of their lives in dignity, and I want my friends to live out the rest of their lives in dignity, and I want to live it with them.
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As New Yorkers, we practically live out of our bags — yes, plural.
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There, they can watch erotic theater, dine, and live out their desires.
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Can someone give Rae the chance to live out her dreams, please?
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It was a fantasy that I ultimately wouldn't get to live out.
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It was moved to live out its days at a crocodile farm.
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Mair will now live out the rest of his days in prison.
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Now is your chance to live out your Bayside High School dreams.
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The result is that Spaniards live out of sync with the sun.
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Unless you live out in the sticks somewhere, it's probably too late.
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Below are some current offers that are live: Out 2/21/20.
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Twice he was homeless and had to live out of his car.
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We live out near Albuquerque, and we have grass, which is rare.
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"Because we live out here, we do this 24/7," he said.
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They live out their lives in the Cute Little Fuckers webcomic series.
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Trump would probably live out of the spotlight and protect their children.
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"Because we live out here, we do this 24/7," one said.
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We're going to Toronto, it's cheaper to live out there for a year.
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I see it something we are doomed to live out, just for breathing.
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Perhaps to live out his mother's lasting wish: an audience with the Queen?
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JUST BECAUSE YOU LIVE OUT HERE IN SAN FRANCISCO THAT YOU ARE OPIMISTIC?
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It seems like a beautiful way for him to live out his days.
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How can people who live out side the country help with this fight?
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But what exactly does it mean to live out a hot girl summer?
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One day later, he signed a deal to live out his NFL dreams.
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Other drivers he knows have been forced to live out of their cars.
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Father hopes for a son who will live out his dream for him.
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"Because this happened to me, I didn't live out my youth," she said.
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I am happy that you got a chance to live out your dreams.
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You get to live out a fantasy of performing with your favorite artist.
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Our last resort, though, was the grandmothers, both of whom live out of state.
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Hope will have to live out the rest of her days in a sanctuary.
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Oliver moved to Nashville to retire and live out his years on disability payments.
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Then we'll all get to live out our fantasies of quidditc or die trying.
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For a measly $10, you can enter to live out some truly surreal experiences.
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HEMMER: This is quite an image, gentlemen, to watch this live out of Honolulu.
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The Latino community is a hardworking one eager to live out the American Dream.
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He's getting to live out dreams he's had since he was a little boy.
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"Please let them live out the rest of their lives in peace," read one.
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"Now that I live out of town, those moments are really precious," she said.
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It needs breath and air, and it needs to live out on the streets.
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I see how we live out our lives in the habits of our days.
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"I live out of the car when I'm on the road," he told CNN.
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Or did she just get to live out her life, mean as all getout?
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It's a snip for a chance to live out your wildest Star Wars fantasies.
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And that's how I'm going to live out the rest of my life, period.
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They each seek to live out their identities in public as well as in private.
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This app single-handedly helped hordes of Star Wars fans live out their Jedi vs.
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Hopefully, he gets to live out a long and happy life, atop his rightful throne.
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It's her safe space to live out a fantasy, and square Michael is not allowed.
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Yesterday, though, I discovered a company that might help me live out my lipstick fantasies.
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Lagerbäck gave him an opportunity to live out his dream of becoming a professional coach.
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That means basically *anyone* can live out their childhood dreams and apply for an audition.
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But Pabon still hopes to live out the rest of her years on her land.
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If anyone knows how unpleasant it is to live out that narrative, it's Alexis Bledel.
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Now that I actually have this platform on NTS I can live out my dream!
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It suggests retirees are not spending enough in retirement to live out their lifelong dreams.
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Stir-Fried Pork and Pineapple Or... live out loud and make this colorful stir-fry!
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Politics ___ Lady Gaga wants to wear every costume, live out every type of known stardom.
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Instead, you're cast as a sasquatch who's just trying to live out their life peacefully.
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But how will they live out their ambitions unless they are first visible and counted?
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Cheese lovers can finally live out their dreams by surrounding themselves by their favorite food.
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Not everyone grows up to live out their childhood dream, but Nicholas Pinnock did just that.
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When we are forced to live out of sync with our internal clocks, our health suffers.
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Take a dip in the pool and live out the life you've always dreamt of having.
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It&aposs my lot; and I need to live out that story without resentment or despair.
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Alan also created a trust which allows Tanya to live out her life on the property.
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We would prefer if he was just left to live out his old age in peace.
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Within the given rules of a video game, you can really live out what you want.
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I cannot live out my own faith when my representatives mandate that I live by theirs.
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They realized I was going to live out their dream, to be married and provide grandchildren.
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" Trump: "Peas, and Carrots will both live out the rest of their day at Gobblers Rest.
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Great for anyone that wants to live out their very own Star Wars hologram fantasy, though.
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This tells me that too many are struggling to live out their remaining years in dignity.
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And two-thirds of all people with a Utah-issued permit now live out of state.
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You can't just live out your sexuality there—you're brought up feeling like you don't belong.
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Small organisms live out their lives, catching prey, laying eggs, and doing their best to survive.
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She never got to live out her full life, let alone make it to high school.
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Smarter Living: Should you live out of a suitcase when you travel, or unpack your things?
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Smarter Living: Should you live out of a suitcase when you travel, or unpack your things?
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The couple honeymooned in Rome, and Zuckerberg got to live out his obsession with Augustus Caesar.
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Dear Miss Manners: I have a very smart niece and nephew who live out of state.
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In any event, Bobby ain't quite ready to live out that alleged part of his glory days.
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She recently got to live out her childhood dream of hosting Saturday Night Live on Nov. 11.
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But we are only able to live out the tenets of sex positivity through socially conditioned lenses.
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"I can't wait to see you live out your biggest dream of becoming a father," Reid added.
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The city was once known as a place for older artists to live out their glory years.
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I still live out in the country, I have a boyfriend, and I'm happy with my life.
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They don't know how she will develop, emotionally or intellectually, or where she'll live out her life.
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Besides, there are plenty of examples of black people overcoming incredible odds to live out their dreams.
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Good news, Harry Potter fans: you can now live out some of your Hogwarts fantasies in Snapchat.
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Fortunately, you can now safely live out all your survival fantasies with the Off-Grid Survival Knife.
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Heck, even if you live out in the middle of nowhere, there could be pollutants hanging around.
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He also hinted at a desire to eventually live out his days on the Red Planet himself.
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For me in the movie, I got to live out one of my black girl magic fantasies.
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Many students who attend these schools go on to do great things and live out these values.
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Habitat has always been the most effective way for me and Rosalynn to live out our faith.
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Carter, undone by Oppie, was back at Pendleton, to live out most of his life in jail.
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Or will Cersei live out her truth as we've come to know it and betray literally everyone?
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Should they now have to live out the cliché of winking down at us from the clouds?
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It conjures images of Venezuela as a barren land where people can live out their wildest delusions.
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For now, Gailloux will live out her retirement days on the road in her converted school bus.
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Do you know many other refugees who have been able to live out their sexuality in Germany?
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I hope I can eventually find a partner who wants to live out my fetish with me.
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I started using Instagram to connect with friends, relatives, and my kids who live out of state.
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KELLY EVANS: ALL DAY CNBC HAS BEEN LIVE OUT AT THE ANNUAL J.P. MORGAN HEALTH CARE CONFERENCE.
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Let's live out our Godfather dreams and order a bunch of hookers and do blow all night!
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I wanted my daughter to learn by watching her mamá that she could live out her dreams.
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So I'm gonna go live out my dreams, not just what other people want me to do.
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At a Los Angeles pop-up called the Zone you can live out all your childhood fantasies.
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Should I let her come home, or should we let her live out in the real world?
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We consider it a privilege to work for Mayor Pete and to live out our shared values.
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He was eventually forced to live out his life in exile, and died a citizen of Qatar.
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"The alternative would be to live out of a van, which I am seriously considering," he said.
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And I got to live out my dream of being the Obviously Fired Person in the elevator.
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Or maybe she will be resurrected as herself, doomed to live out these events over and over.
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Not only has she fallen for someone, he discovers, but for someone who happens to live out there.
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Hef has a right to live out his life there before Daren comes in with a sledge hammer.
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We should all be free to live out our beliefs about important moral issues like same-sex marriage.
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There is almost no park or reserve big enough for most animals to live out their lives safely.
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"I feel privileged to help them live out the rest of their lives," she said of Project Chimps.
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Every night, he goes home to live out a custom fantasy built inside his own private game server.
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NPR's Domenico Montanaro reports that Courage was sent to Disneyland to live out the rest of its life.
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We don't pick our favorite chapter of an undergrad textbook and contently live out our days in it.
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" She adds, "It's teaching me to always live out loud, live your truth, don't let fear stifle you.
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Doctors told Dotson that she could continue undergoing surgeries, or live out her final years with the cancer.
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And so they become part of this secret gang and they help each other live out their dreams.
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Those who cannot live out their different sexual orientations and preferences within society, live them secretly at night.
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Drivers essentially live out of their vehicles in winter temperatures that can dip below minus 40 degrees Celsius.
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The phone might stop ringing from powerful pals, but they would still live out their days in luxury.
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Good news, there's another way you could live out your "Harry Potter" dreams, and it's surprisingly affordable too.
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Debi Mazar and her family live out their cowboy fantasies in Texas, served with a side of barbecue.
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"They had a real impact on me when I saw them live out there (in Milwaukee)," Conway said.
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" Similarly Ellen Jones, who lives in Belgrade, Serbia, says that through @Ellen_thebarbie she can live out her "dreams.
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The rich, called Meths (for Methuselahs), can repeatedly clone themselves and live out an unchanging prime of life.
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And people's lives might be better if they live out of the valley of the shadow of death.
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You're just trying to live out that sasquatch life, in whatever way seems the most acceptable to you.
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Picard seems much more content to live out his remaining years running the French vineyard of his dreams.
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Yes, that's right, now you can live out your dream of rocking some midriff in church, Jenner-style.
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He will never make it to parole and will live out the rest of his days in prison.
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My grandmother sacrificed a lot for her daughters to live out the American dream she had for them.
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This LEGO masterpiece lets them live out those dreams, after they manage to assemble together the 4,108 (!!!) pieces.
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Surely there's a compound in Havana where that gang can live out their days without tyrannizing a nation.
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You can live out so many different science fiction fantasies all within this universe sandbox that we've built.
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And what's more, if we try to live out of sync with these clocks, our health likely suffers.
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"We live out of a suitcase now which is kind of weird, but we like that," said Howie.
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We provide the yarn for the weaving to help these elders live out their lives in their traditional ways.
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Being a teenager is to live out every up and down as if your entire life depends on it.
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Since my parents live out of state, she visited and took me to my appointments when I got sick.
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And we're talking about and more about letting ourselves live out our emotions, instead of letting them be policed.
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Think of Outlaw King as Game of Thrones heaven, where dearly departed characters can live out their thwarted fantasies.
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But if we're really going to live out in space, potatoes should absolutely not be our first farming choice.
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You'll just have to live out your dreams of having Rihanna's closet through a different pair of chap-boots.
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And in case anyone wanted to live out the fantasy, Auerbach has helpfully released the album on 8-track!
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The company would brand him the "New Face of 50," and he'd get to live out a childhood fantasy.
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If they could live out this purpose and serve in a place other than elected office, all the better.
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The game lets a player "live out their financial life without the risk of losing their money," Rich said.
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Any makeup product that helps us live out our mermaid dreams is a welcome addition to our cosmetics collections.
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It's a game where players take control of an office worker and live out a day in their life.
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We believe in giving people a hand up, a step up — in empowering them to live out their dreams.
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But humans can also come to imagine their ideals and live out their interests in a less anthropocentric fashion.
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After completing the mission, he stuck around to marry Peggy Carter and live out a happy life with her.
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Watson wants fans to know that if Beth can do it, they can also live out their childhood aspirations.
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Sometimes it's figurative, like the sisters in The Blind Assassin, who live out each other's fantasies in the shadows.
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Youzan, the Tencent-backed, Shopify -like e-commerce solution provider, explicitly demanded staff to live out 996 work styles.
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We have a lot of spirits that still live out there, and we feel an ownership to the land.
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They were, the writer believed, casualties of a close-minded culture, condemned to live out a lonely, alienated existence.
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He went by the name of Gary Pratt, and was about to live out the highlight of his career.
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Reid has decided to live out his last years in Henderson, a fast-growing and transient Las Vegas suburb.
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The World Cup isn't just a crucible for nation-making, for nations to live out collective dreams and tragedies.
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Is she trying to take the twins in order to live out her personal fantasy of raising two boys?
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Last we heard, the couple was planning to hit the open road and live out of an RV instead.
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I was excited to finally live out all the traditional Christmas activities I'd only ever seen in the movies.
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You won't even have to leave your virtual room to live out the dream of becoming a virtual star.
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But there is only one group of people who live out every single aspect of hipster culture today. Lesbians.
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And if you're a fanatic (like we are), here are 21994 places you can live out your Olympic dreams.
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Or you might start living a bunch of new fantasy lives in your head that you'd rather live out.
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Then it might happen and hopefully we can live out the next ten years before the global extinction together.
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Photo: AP Visitors to the Burning Man festival are really getting to live out their Mad Max dreams this year.
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Perhaps. We're more curious to see someone's reaction as they learn they'll get to live out one of these experiences.
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One author has even claimed that Earhart ended up in New Jersey to live out her days as a housewife.
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It remains yet to be seen whether the company has the vision and creativity to live out its new identity.
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With the sun beaming through your "live out loud" ninth house until the 22nd, your mysterious M.O. won't be necessary.
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And that's how I thought I'd have to live out my existence: being someone's settling point, fetish, one-time try.
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Recently, we purchased an Airstream travel trailer so we could live out both of our dreams of traveling full-time.
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Most of the Dirtscraper experience consists of watching tiny figures live out ant-like lives on the walls around you.
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We have a group chat with our friends who live out of town about the show, and it's always hilarious.
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But in the meantime, fans will be able to live out their RPG dreams through each Rick and Morty vs.
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What's also fascinating is that Jane's sob story is something close to what Madeline deeply fears Abby will live out.
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It's comforting to hear that, when the electrodes were removed, the beetles went on to live out their usual lifespan.
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"I just wanted to see if it's possible that I live out one of my biggest fantasies," she then says.
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Galapagos Tortoises can live for 100 years on average, so it's got plenty of time to live out its youth.
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My friends that live out of the state often don't own flip-flops, and it's always so funny to me.
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Most Americans will need more "gold" than they've currently saved if they hope to live out their golden years comfortably.
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"We will pray for the day that they can live out their faith freely without fear of persecution," he said.
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Finally, '90s kids can live out their childhood dreams by surrounding themselves with Lisa Frank's most colorful and iconic characters.Hotels.
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The turkey and its alternate, named "Tater" and "Tot," will then live out their lives at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
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It's entirely unfair, and you deserve to live out your crop-tending dreams just as much as the next person.
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They aspire to run strong beef cattle, but wind up with diarrheal calves that will not live out the week.
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The three accused live out of state, and investigators expect their preliminary arraignments to be scheduled in the coming days.
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We've been hearing straight stories forever, and so we're sort of brainwashed to want to live out those stories ourselves.
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Let the sad piece of shit live out the rest of his sad piece of shit life on another planet.
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As a young teenager, Haim moved to Kibbutz Beit Alfa, in northern Israel, to live out his pioneering socialist ideals.
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And now with Bitmoji TV, an animated version of your face can live out your wildest fantasies or weirdest dreams.
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Decision-makers in charge of scholarships are often on the lookout for well-rounded students who live out their interests.
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Writing with the assurance and wry omniscience of an easygoing deity, Makumbi watches her protagonists live out invariably provisional answers.
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They both live out of state and haven't had an extended visit in years, but are planning one this summer.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos got to live out every Trekkie's fantasy by playing an alien in the new "Star Trek" movie.
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"Smoke can live out the rest of his life like all dogs should —with a family that loves him," Wolbert added.
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He just chose to live out the rest of his future back in his own time, reclaiming the life he lost.
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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery looks like it's all about letting you live out the fantasy of enrolling in a wizarding school.
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And making matters worse, people who live out in the country tend to be older and sicker than their urban counterparts.
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You know, we go out there, all of us, we take our wives and our children, and we live out there.
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Some do not make it, but those who do survive are able to live out their lives in peace and comfort.
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You see, when it comes to all things technology related, Giuliani was cursed to live out his days as a moron.
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Hunt seems to think so too, as he takes a cab to find Teddy and live out his love for her.
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I was kind of angry at myself for not being able to live out the plan that I had originally set.
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The question is: would anyone who prefers not to live out their days as an amputee ride one of these things?
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I hate using Amazon, but they live out of state and I waited until the last minute to get them gifts.
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She committed suicide in the murder house where she would at least live out forever with the ghosts of her children.
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We humans are just little animals, and like animals that live out in the wild, we too are affected by nature.
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Bonus points if you throw in a couple of old timey records so they can live out their sadness waltz dreams.
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Looking back, maybe in that context, "being gay" just means the will to live out your love and desire for men.
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Soldiers live out of camouflaged tents on the edge of vulnerable villages along the 200 km stretch from Macomia to Palma.
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" The Tulsa, Oklahoma, resident said that he helped his mother live out her last years "in comfort and surrounded by family.
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My hope is that in 50 years, we will more fully live out that legacy in both our community and movement.
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The world needs jesters, or at least hulking beasts with googly eyes who live out extravagant slapstick routines for our pleasure.
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And not everyone chooses to live out of their vehicle for the romantic promise of a freer, more adventure-driven lifestyle.
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Here are some fun ideas on how you could use that 100,000-point bonus to live out your bucket-list dreams.
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VanJess are talented, clever, relatable young women who get to live out their dream – and this is their story so far.
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However, this New Shepard won't fly again, as the rocket will live out the rest of its days in a museum.
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After Sunday's performance, the 11 animals will live out their days at Ringling's 200-acre Center for Elephant Conservation in Florida.
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And Ofili's Holy Virgin Mary is headed for MoMA , to live out her days in the company of Picassos and Cézannes.
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Meghan and I have had our own experiences, and that is why we both live out and proud all year round.
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Her first instinct was to help and give what she could, a choice I've seen her live out time after time.
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Channel NewsAsia reports that the "senior" female panda had been moved to live out her golden days in a nature reserve.
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While Mia intended to live out her process in public, she didn't realize how different she would feel after the transition.
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Ultimately, it's about building an alternate Earth, one where you can live out any life you might want, via digital means.
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Saydnaya is not a prison, since it's not a place where people go to live out jail sentences before being released.
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It was as if through this music my grandfather could vicariously live out his dream of being French — really, truly French.
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The good news is that the only thing Russell has really lost is the chance to live out an unrealistic fantasy.
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Cynthia Tisdale, a teacher, would not get to live out her wish of retiring to spend more time with her grandchildren.
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I don't shop very often since I live out of a suitcase, so these new additions to my wardrobe feel special.
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We live out our lives on social media, and there, we're celebrating single parenthood, childlessness, and — perhaps most devotedly — chosen families.
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Because where else would you live out your fall fantasies than among rows of apple trees, goat herds, and blackberry brambles?
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Santa Barbara residents aren't the only ones forced to live out of vehicles and trying to deal with the related challenges.
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Dozer was rescued from a beef farm, and taken to the sanctuary where he'll live out the rest of his life.
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Martin Soong (MS): Let's bring in Steven Ciobo, Minister for Tourism and Investment of Australia, live out of the capital Canberra.
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"It's hard for people from urban communities to try and understand, but this is how people live out here," Rael said.
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Alaska is the place where people can get to where they think they can live out those dreams—or try to.
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"A lot of the people who live out there don't agree with, I don't know, government, big pharma," her mother said.
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They both were true professionals, and they left a legacy to live and continue to live out now that they're done.
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" Broadwell added: "It's very moving to know that a lot of people want to see us continue to live out our dream.
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Challenge your date to a lawn game Live out your Heathers (or Riverdale) dreams with croquet, or give bocce ball a try.
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The post Live Out Your Bilbo Baggins Fantasies in This Wasilla, AK, Hobbit House appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.
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"It's very moving to know that a lot of people want to see us continue to live out our dream," Broadwell says.
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Just take in the second version of the song below and live out your dreams while we wait for the official release.
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If you plopped down $350 per season, you got a DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket Max package with live out-of-market games.
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I.H. expects that these 44 chimpanzees will live out the remainder of their lives at A.P.F. to ensure their safety and welfare.
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The entire family had filtered north, then my wife and I came back to live out the last days of our marriage.
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The good news is that we don't have to live out our inherited predispositions of team aggression against our fellow human beings.
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For a lot of us, our dolls, friends, or siblings were the canvases we used to live out our childhood beauty fantasies.
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It's a story about who gets to live out the American dream of homeownership and who has learned to profit from it.
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"It means a lot to us that someone we love very much will finally live out his dream," Palermo told the outlet.
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The role came as part of a special for the morning show, where the correspondents got to live out their childhood dreams.
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They will live out the rest of their natural lives at the sanctuary and never have to worry about the slaughterhouse again.
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Christmas spirit aside, the real magic in seeing a child live out our secret fantasy: total freedom — and whooping some adult ass.
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Driving and singing alongside celebrities like Britney Spears, Adele and Michelle Obama, Corden gets to live out all of our personal fantasies.
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"If only we could live out lives with a fraction of the wonder that John did," Torrens added in a separate tweet.
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Odell Beckham got to live out one of his life goals this weekend -- he was a FEATURED DANCER at a huge concert.
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So Walton was, in all likelihood, left to live out the rest of his time in a perpetual state of undying torment.
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Given that I live out here in the woods, my whole world is online, from school to work to maintaining social relationships.
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Travel + Leisure reports that Princess Carriage Rentals is giving little ones the chance to live out their Cinderella fantasies at Disney World.
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This twice-delayed virtual reality game from Ubisoft's Red Storm studio is all about letting you live out your Star Trek fantasy.
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We have more freedom to live out our own sexual identities and more religious and nonreligious options to express our spiritual natures.
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Fortunately, this pop-up bar lets you live out the birthday you never had in the proper adult way, with themed drinks.
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They may try to send the celebrity guest to a marine sanctuary in Iceland to live out its days (The Washington Post).
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I wish to God you were forced to live out of a car until you made a #1 movie of the year.
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Virtual Reality "Sense and Sensibility" This V.R. experience allows the viewer to live out the most exciting year in Elinor Dashwood's life.
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"We get to the house and it's a house where you have to kind of live out of your suitcase," Jordan explains.
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They believe old people should live out their lives in dignity and that illnesses deserve treatment without risk of poverty or despair.
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Thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and mobile app developer Bottle Rocket, Allis got the chance to live out his dream.
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She was surprised but supportive—she was bisexual, and understood what it was like to only live out your sexual desires online.
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Most people, however, are left to live out their final days in agony, deprived of any avenues for a self-determined death.
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Ultimately, the couple decided to stop treatment and bring Andrew home so he could live out his remaining days with his siblings.
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Electroclash, which in my head felt beyond huge, let about six people in Hackney live out their monochrome New York penthouse fantasies.
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Now they live out of their car with four animals to "escape the system" and she doesn't talk to her friends anymore.
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Remember that having mixed race children is not a cure for racism or a way to live out weird racial fantasies. 54.
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Unless you have enough savings and investments to live out your life without any other income, make sure you have enough insurance.
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If that means the Dreamers get to stay here and live out their fruitful lives, then we should all celebrate this agreement.
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And when I think of the future she's doomed to live out, the future we've created, I'm filled with rage and sorrow.
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The only way that a person can live out a life in this fashion is to be a liar and a fraud.
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"With the advent of Amazon, the need to live out of the city for those resources no longer exists," Ms. Braddock said.
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He's built his brand on a decade of teaching fans to live out the progressive idealism they learned from their favorite stories.
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Using Skype on your iPhone is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family who live out of state.
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So good of the Oscars to give white men a chance to live out their dreams 17 years after the original achievement!
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They can stay back in the 1770s and live out the war for independence that they know is hard-fought and dangerous.
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"We drove out there to see a few places and then realized, there's no way we could live out there," he said.
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That means Americans, Canadians or anyone else hoping to live out their Disney prince or princess fantasy are not eligible to apply.
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I wanted him to live out his days with his own kind, among other monkeys, but it was not meant to be.
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Gabor actually sold the mansion in 2013, but made a "life estate" deal which allowed her to live out her days there.
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Tonight's a night to live out your weirdest fantasies, and nothing says "Good times for bad people" like a studded leather harness.
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You don't have to scale a mountain to live out a dream if what you aspire to is a life rich with experience.
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Each meme celebrates a specific aspect of the iced coffee experience and allows us to live out loud with our ultimate summer obsession.
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But having nothing didn't stop the "Jolene" singer from going out and doing what she had to do to live out her dreams.
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He is utterly delighted, and I am once again reminded that I am watching a teenage boy live out his fantasy of celebrity.
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Until Thursday, Mercury will reverse commute through discerning Virgo, then drift back into live-out-loud Leo for the remainder of the retrograde.
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Their bikes are meant to be workhorses to last through all seasons, all kinds of beatings, because they live out on the street.
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Our goal is to ensure that everyone, no matter who you are, can live out their lives unapologetically and as their authentic selves.
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This is the first time all season viewers see the assassin actually try to live out her BBCA series' title and kill Eve.
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In the physical world, alternative realities will one day allow humans to live out their hopes, dreams and fears from their living room.
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The original film follows three working women who live out their fantasy of getting even with their antagonistic boss, played by Dabney Coleman.
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Suddenly Dorothy feels like a washed-out teacher watching her students — not only Edgar, but others she auditions against— live out her dream.
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The first lady got to live out the end of every Scooby Doo episode and unmasked the kid in the "lame duck" costume.
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The hyperloop movement seems to offer the best possible path forward for people who want to live out their Wakandan dreams in America.
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Those who cannot bear this commute—generally workers with children—live out in the Valley itself, a bleak, featureless sprawl of American exurbia.
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Tia Mowry-Hardrict is thankful for her parents' sacrificial love and service, which she's witnessed them live out in more ways than one.
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Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Kate Hudson was a young starlet focused on her acting career and didn't live out any wild-child Hollywood stereotypes.
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Why is June given so many chances to escape, and the other, less charismatic handmaids forced to live out their days in ignominy?
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Then there was the day when truckers visited the White House and President Trump got to live out everyone's childhood road trip dreams.
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But at least we get to vicariously live out our childhood dreams of extra-fancy birthday parties through the magic of social media.
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I had to live out of the trunk of my car and sleep on the floor of the studio for almost six months.
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Then the family sold, donated or threw away almost everything they owned to live out of a converted school bus for five months.
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Pretty Little Liars is officially in its home stretch, so unfortunately Bellisario won't get to live out her dream of getting killed off.
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His proudest moment, he told us, was when we moved to New York City: a place where we could live out our dreams.
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Mars One has managed to find hundreds of hopefuls who say they are willing to live out their last remaining days on Mars.
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The game lets you live out your Pokémon fantasies, using your phone's GPS to travel around the real world, catching virtual pocket monsters.
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Eventually, the efts return to the water, where they turn dark and greenish with red spots, and breed and live out their lives.
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It's much better for public safety, as well as for them and their families, if we help people live out of the shadows.
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They crawl up in there and are immediately sent into the plastic chamber below where they'll live out the remainder of their days.
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For many years, I was not healthy enough to live out of the hospital for more than a few weeks at a time.
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Turns out, the girls who were born in that decade became the women who have been able to live out J.C. Wiatt's dream.
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You're going to need a butler, or maybe a maid like Dorota from Gossip Girl, to live out all your Blair Waldorf fantasies.
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My dad and my sister live out here, but my mom and my grandparents on both sides, everyone else, lives in New York.
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Around 20 devotees, with wealthy backers, set off for New Mexico to live out their ideals on the banks of the Rio Grande.
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If your plan is to live out the rest of your life in the United States, health care will be a primary concern.
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The Trump administration so far has taken concrete steps to ensure people are free to live out their beliefs free from government coercion.
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She calls me several times a week (I live out of town) to complain about how awfully her husband has been treating her.
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Although Drumstick was chosen as the 85033 National Thanksgiving Turkey via an online vote, both birds will live out their days in Virginia.
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"We love the beach, but the schools aren't the greatest and it's kind of expensive, more expensive to live out there," she said.
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Rather than leave her children an ample inheritance, she died penniless, forced to live out her last days in her daughter's mobile home.
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His films often position the director as a god gazing down upon his creations, chuckling at their attempts to live out their days.
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You enter the world of ballroom and it's this dreamspace where you can live out your secret desires and make them come true.
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Make sure that you choose a school where you can live out your dreams in the classroom, in the boardroom, and on the field.
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"This is a place where real people die, they don't get to live out the rest of their lives, they are chasing a hill."
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But buried underneath that fantasy is a whole separate concern; namely, how deeply tiring and uncomfortable it is to live out such a fantasy.
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Echo Auto lets you bring Alexa along for the ride and live out your Knight Rider dreams — and it's currently $10 off on Amazon.
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It's neither perfect nor original, but it scratches a very particular itch and lets long-time Marvel fans live out a very specific fantasy.
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That led to another archival re-release in 2014, when she collaborated with Urban Outfitters to live-out her passion for romance and grunge.
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So when Steve Rogers returns to the past to live out a life with Peggy Carter, doesn't he effectively enter a new universe entirely?
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They still both kidnap people to live out a revenge fantasy, so in the spirit of gender equality, I have mixed feelings about both.
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The crib's out in Loganville, GA ... and Vick was having it done so he could live out his Falcon-playing days near the ATL.
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If he decides to live out his days on the plains of Essos, that doesn't bode well for the sheep or people of Essos.
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Hawkins, like all professors at Wheaton, are required to sign a "Statement of Faith" that acknowledges that they will live out 12 evangelical beliefs.
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Now, she is at the center of a growing campaign which is demanding a better environment for her to live out her final days.
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And yet, watching these characters live out their 40s as irresponsible and emotionally stunted man-boys is also a bit of a philosophical downer.
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As the daughter of the late icon Michael Jackson, she could live out her days in quiet solitude, far from the bustle of stardom.
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All the while, the warriors -- like yogis everywhere -- live out what the UN once lauded as a "holistic approach to health and well-being."
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"They find ways to engage themselves, after they retire, that will allow them to live out important parts of that work identity," Amabile said.
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Trump poked fun by saying that House Democrats may try to ruffle some feathers and subpoena the turkeys as they live out their retirement.
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This weekend, you feel free to live out your subconscious desires with someone you trust as sweet Venus harmonizes with rebellious Uranus on Saturday.
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These avatars live out their lives in simulation even when players aren't online, and each real-world week is a year in the game.
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Day 1 was dedicated to performance on the road, which, let's face it, is where most of these rigs will live out their days.
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A nobleman could live out his banishment comfortably in another Greek city-state; once the decade was over, he could re-enter public life.
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It was a cultural phenomenon, prompting single women everywhere to move to New York and live out their own "Sex and the City" stories.
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So I want to encourage you to live out your faith on Bring Your Bible to School Day and share God's love with friends.
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Andrew had already decided to live out of his car for a semester so that he could afford food and his city college tuition.
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Chloe came into the world with a live-out-loud, kick-ass boldness and an innate ability to self-regulate to a certain extent.
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Punch a Monet is an in-browser game that lets people safely live out that desire, without the unfortunate moral and judical side-effects.
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The Moonfyre Café, inspired by a dominatrix with barista tendencies, is about to open its doors and let you live out your wildest fantasies.
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If we don't choose to live out loud, we are only going to be part of the problem moving forward for the next half century.
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"You don't have to scale a mountain to live out a dream if what you aspire to is a life rich with experience," she concluded.
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Last year the Feeks relocated to her hometown of Alexandria, Indiana, where she's chosen to live out her final days surrounded by family and friends.
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Men in this colony are afforded the freedom to live out their desired occupations, but it's women who are granted political authority and leadership roles.
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"Some of our most enthusiastic customers live out in like deep suburbs far away from city centers, but they really love fresh coffee," Mayer said.
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On International Women's Day, I'm reflecting on the future we all want for our daughters: one where they can live out their aspirations without limits.
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But the aspect of their life that garnered the most attention from our readers was, by far, their decision to live out of their car.
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Some platforms won't intersect; a meme may live out its entire existence on 4chan, never to feel the warm rush of a mother's Facebook share.
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I haven't seen my grandpa and his wife in years because they live out of state, so we have a lot to catch up on.
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The Emlagh bog butter will live out its days in a refrigerated case in the Cavan County Museum, forever yearning for a traveling toast exhibit.
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He also wants his kids to be raised in faith, and the best way for him to do that is to live out his faith.
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"The experience Dr. Cross has described is not reflective of Delta's culture or of the values our employees live out every day," the airline said.
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The 88-year-old returned to his mansion in a well-to-do suburb of Cairo to live out his days as a free man.
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America's most self-obsessed grandstander will not retreat, tail between his legs, to live out the rest of his days in Howard Hughes-ish solitude.
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Earlier this week at the Barclays Center, 211 men and 93 woman got the chance to live out a dream — they became professional competitive gamers.
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Kathy Hilton says she's sure her daughter won't live out her days single-and-ready-to-mingle ... but, honestly, she doesn't really seem THAT sure.
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The other 60 Apes That Paint are veterans of film, television, and the circus who also must live out their final days at the Center.
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" The statement continued, "The experience Dr. Cross has described is not reflective of Delta's culture or of the values our employees live out every day.
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The most important reason was probably the one he stated repeatedly: He wanted to live out his life quietly at Mount Vernon, his Virginia plantation.
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Today's evangelicals are, I believe, the product of that example and they too want to live out their faith in every area of their lives.
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Our customers came and went, and we also continued on our separate ways to live out the next chapters: real jobs, new cities, Army life.
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Prom came early for hundreds of fifth graders on Wednesday, when their classmate who has cancer got to live out one of her biggest dreams.
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I now know that I can do some really powerful things with my life that help other people find themselves and live out their dreams.
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So if you happen to be mad at someone, this movie may help you vicariously live-out and process your anger in a healthy way.
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They're forced to live out their lives in mourning and misery in a gloomy temple and grubby little huts, with all the other miserable mourners.
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Hawkins says One-on-One gave him the confidence to further develop team sports games, letting players live out their athletic dreams from the couch.
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Representatives told her that if migrant domestic workers are allowed to live out, they might roam around at night or work at bars and clubs.
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Kelly also lent him money to become part owner of a minor league baseball team, helping the former college second baseman live out a dream.
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"When people see these influencers with their nice clean clothes and tennis shoes, that's how gamers in real life live out that identity," she says.
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Clinton did not slink away to live out the rest of her days in a cave of shame, the predictable question bubbles up: Why this?
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I would be quite content to live out the rest of my days without seeing one more cape, one more mask, one more superpower. Enough.
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But then you get to the next few sections, where everyone starts marrying off and dying and failing to live out their ambitious girlhood dreams.
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Ferguson remained remarkably composed throughout the news conference, saying he was blessed and thanking those who helped him live out his dreams on the field.
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The big update to Apple's market-leading wearable is the inclusion of a 4G chip, so you can finally live out your Dick Tracy fantasies.
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Partygoers are welcome to live out their sexuality, whatever it may be, in these settings, which are specifically designed to enable them to do so.
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If you've ever thought about what weapons and strategies you would use to outwit the zombies, Fortnite allows you to live out your survivalist fantasies.
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"We are fighting for fairness and the right for people to freely live out their faith while not infringing on the rights of others," he said.
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Your brain is lying to you and you should probably just go find a nice, quiet, dark cave to live out the rest of your life.
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Given that most of us completely live out all our personal relationships in those little text bubbles, it's completely justified that users are a tad alarmed.
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And so you will be married to two, three, four, five or 10 people throughout the course of your life, as you live out your vows.
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Right now I'm taking a break because [with] every piece I was making, I was always thinking that it had to live out in the street.
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They would turn their Gaithersburg, Maryland, home into a non-profit retirement home, where older pets could live out their twilight years in dignity and comfort.
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Fans looking to live out their childhood Double Dare dreams can experience the messiest game show on TV with Double Dare Live, hosted by Marc Summers.
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She's feeling happy with her comeback (which she calls a reinvention), but she seems like she's happy to let them live out the fame's harsh light.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that in 2018, Potterheads will get the chance to live out their wizarding fantasies via augmented reality with a Harry Potter-themed game.
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But when he surprises her by calling the hot dude she'd requested and suggesting they live out her fantasy, she becomes the picture of marital bliss.
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Beyond that are the plans for Disney's Star Wars-themed hotel, which will essentially let guests live out their own complete narrative adventure over several days.
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"They chose to, because of their lifestyle of substance abuse and drugs, they wanted to live out with their homeless population," she told the news outlet.
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"No doubt there's a lot of 'live' out there and the last thing we want to do is fuel the hype," CEO Yancey Strickler told TechCrunch.
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Once a year on Danny's birthday (marked with a fat X on Karl's calendar), both parties get to live out their sexual fantasies — with other people.
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Gavin and Dan get to live out their stunt person dreams, but as the slo-mo replays reveal, falling onto an airbag can still be terrifying.
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The proceeds will be distributed to missions around the world, after enough is set aside for the sisters to live out their days in the Bronx.
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While it may sound like a convenient way to live out a fantasy, for Badasyan, the project—titled Save the Date—was often a harrowing experience.
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He will also likely live out the rest of his life as a very wealthy man, so we needn't cry (literally or figuratively) over his fate.
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People are scared of what they don't know, so that's why we've decided to live out loud and to show people what our lives are like.
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Moustafa lived nearby in a community of about a dozen homeless mechanics who live out of their vehicles and try to get work when they can.
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This addition to the mix, based on the 20163 film, is an adventurous tale of a futuristic theme park in which people live out virtual fantasies.
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Think about it: They live out in the ocean, often far from shore, where scientists can't easily camp out and observe them at the critical moment.
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The state is always hiding its true secret—that very wealthy people get to live out their fantasies in extreme decadence without any fear of reprisals.
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It might be more personally fulfilling, even, to embrace his cult icon status and live out his life in the hermetically sealed environment of a museum.
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This work feels like it is concerned with transforming the space around it, making it into a hive where these cocoons can live out their gestation.
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"He often sacrificed time with his own family and children to live out his passion for protection work," said Lara Martin, a friend and former colleague.
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If you're lucky, you get to live out a song's nonsensical half-truth for a while and still come out blasting it at every house party.
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I traveled to Washington D.C. when I was 12 years old, and ever since I knew that I wanted to live out my adult life there.
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There were many people then who had a genius for creating ideals, and for betting their whole lives on an effort to live out these ideals.
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In this ancient landscape dotted with fields of menhirs and mythical forests, Marianne and her new friends live out a fairy tale about salvation at 60.
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It's unlikely that I'll ever live out my cottagecore dreams in a converted off-the-grid school bus, but I can at least fantasize about it.
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Sutton was a former missionary kid who'd come to believe he could live out his faith just as well by integrating his values into his business.
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Should Christian entrepreneurs build businesses with an evangelizing or social justice mission, or is it enough to live out your faith by being an honorable boss?
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America is in the midst of a retirement crisis, and many people are in danger of not being able to live out their retirement dreams. Why?
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The sale, however, would require 89-year-old Hefner to be able to live out the rest of his days in the iconic 29-room mansion.
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In contrast, President Trump can use the White House to educate Americans on their right to live out their faith in peace with all other citizens.
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You weren't constrained by the limits of your real life, you got to live out the fantasy, and, to be honest, I'm going to miss that.
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Playing these games (no matter how we got them) let us live out fantasies and challenge conservative structures of our culture—especially when playing taboo games.
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It's a futuristic amusement park created to allow humans to live out their most violent fantasies, against androids who are, for the most part, pretty damn lifelike.
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" For his part, Tulo seemed at peace with his decision, saying, "I will forever be grateful for every day that I've had to live out my dream.
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If I can pump them full of amazing stuff and surround them with beautiful art and music, then I'm going to live out my life watching them.
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There's a treasure trove of life advice packed into each episode, and I feel so lucky that we get to live out these experiences and these stories.
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You are a little girl named Six and you've been whisked off to The Maw, an underwater resort where the powerful go to live out their desires.
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Oil companies across the globe have slashed capital expenditure and put projects on hold as they try to live out a drastic fall in crude oil prices.
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"In California, we celebrate and support our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community's right to live out loud -- during Pride month and every month," California Gov.
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Traditionally, widows in Tanzania cannot inherit their husbands' land, but have a right to live out their days on it before it passes on to male relatives.
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A true believer is called to live out his faith — including fundamental beliefs about sex, marriage, and the family — at all times and places, including his workplace.
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No one is safe — not the people forced to watch these parties or, far more seriously, the children forced to live out their parents' highly gendered expectations.
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Rock Band has long let players live out the fantasy of being a rock star, and the upcoming virtual reality spinoff takes that idea a step further.
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Starting as low as $699, you can fly to Dubai to live out your dream of making it to the top of the tallest building on Earth.
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If a reservoir species is Ebola's safe house, we are its luxury retirement property, a place for it to live out its last days with a bang.
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You'll be taken to a more gentle place, a place where work ceases to exist and we can all live out our fully automated luxury communist dreams.
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But the school administration feels it has the right to "live out the religious mission" and find solutions for issues that conflict with that mission, he said.
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Just as in the 1973 Michael Crichton movie that inspired the series, Westworld visitors are invited to live out their best and worst fantasies, free of consequence.
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Stewart and his wife, Tracey, own Bufflehead Farm in New Jersey, a location affiliated with Farm Sanctuary, and are dedicated to helping animals live out happy lives.
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Interesting...With live-out-loud Jupiter also in Scorpio, there could be a few more scandals and shocking revelations that come to light before 2017 is through.
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He left Jessie because he didn't want to burden him with his cancer diagnosis, but Jessie said he wanted to live out William's remaining days with him.
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" Wishful Drinking is a show-don't-tell masterclass in how to live out its central theme: "If you can claim something, it has less power over you.
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They toss him in a cell where he will likely live out his days in grim silence rather than name names and suffer a more brutal fate.
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Today, a silhouette of the singer stands in a top floor window to welcome fans from around the world, there to live out the full Amy experience.
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To state the obvious: She has more freedom to live out her values than the many moms whose work-life balance depends on finances, health, or opportunity.
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The incoming Trump administration has an opportunity to reverse this trend and work to ensure that Latinos are able to prosper and live out the American Dream.
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No Man's Sky is a game that lets you live out your wildest science fiction exploration fantasies, and it does so without falling into traditional gaming categories.
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And if you've been waiting to live out the vacation of your DD dreams we've got good news: the hotel is still very much open for business.
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Rarest of all are the clients who live out the Pretty Woman fantasy and settle down with a client, although Bowen tells me this isn't unheard of.
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His brilliant, steady career was surely enabled by his disciplined disinclination to live out his music, and by his methodical approach to finding and recording great material.
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All weevils so rejected survived the encounter and went on to live out the remaining two months of their lives in the comfort of Dr Lin's laboratory.
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Calpak Travel 5-Piece Packing Cube Set, $29.97 (usually $48) [You save $18.03]Flight attendants basically live out of their suitcases and it's terrible when they're unorganized.
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Instead of selling fantasies, his take on the Friedrich Hollaender song was a cheerfully cynical acknowledgment that trying to live out romantic dreams inevitably comes to naught.
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I kept my life a secret because I didn't want the stigma or the judgement that people would have toward me, but now I live out loud.
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Are they destined to live out their own Twilight Zone episode where gradually they realize, to their horror, they were the fake moon landing video all along?
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COLOMBIA - - Colombia on Thursday prepared nine former circus lions for a long trip to South Africa where they will live out their days in a wildlife sanctuary.
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It had been believed that Palij would quietly live out his last years in a modest red-brick duplex in Jackson Heights, a diverse neighborhood of Queens.
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Do you put up pictures, or do you just live out of a banker's box, so you can just gather your stuff when it's time to go?
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And he still gets to marry her and live out her rock 'n' roll dreams by going on tour while she's stuck at home with the kids?
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To give the conundrum some oomph, Michael conjures up an actual trolley, forcing Chidi to live out his dilemma over and over, complete with copious blood spatter.
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Though Marvin served in the Medical Corps during World War II, the judge suggested that these young Quakers might find another country to live out their ideals.
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That group recently dispersed, but not before recording its final show, at Le Poisson Rouge in New York; that performance has become an album, "Live," out Friday.
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He is currently in the hospital and had planned to go to his home in Vegas to live out his final days, but that has not happened.
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" But, as Leno notes in the episode, the business "afforded him the chance to live out his childhood dream of curating the ultimate early Porsche 911 collection.
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Religious liberty is at stake in both of these communities and we support these communities in their struggle to live out their faith in the world today.
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Sancler said that the people clearing the forest, who live out of state, then use a loophole to designate the land as producing oranges to avoid fines.
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Indeed, he said, Islamberg has remained very much the same place his parents had sought, with tranquillity among residents and the latitude to live out their faith.
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"All of us know our ethical and spiritual vulnerabilities, and the idea of establishing protocols to live out those commitments can be a good thing," he said.
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But whereas the GTA games let you live out your dreams of being Tony Montana, Shenmue had you play as a meek teenager in Japan in 1986.
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The government chimps are being moved — albeit slowly — to sanctuaries where they will be able to live out their days together in peace, with room to roam.
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Fatima appeared on "Ellen" a short time later where the talk show host gave her $50,000 to live out her dream of visiting the world's best restaurants.
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It's a neat $500 keytar that, in addition to letting you live out some 80s hair band dreams, should help you play better—even when you know nothing.
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After nearly 17 months, HBO's futuristic thriller about a theme park where the rich can live out their Wild West fantasies with android "hosts" finally returns on Sunday.
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Snow sends the direwolf away with Free Folk buddy Tormund so the animal can live out his life in the wide open spaces beyond the (now broken) wall.
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A similar experience is in store for millions of consumers who will finally be able to live out the futuristic scenario of controlling their home with their voice.
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"I want to be a part of Stoneman Douglas and I want to live out the rest of my high school career normally," Fuentes told CNN on Wednesday.
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The "Westworld" in the TV series, a far-future theme park staffed by highly convincing androids, lets visitors live out their heroic and sadistic fantasies free of consequences.
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With Target's forthcoming wine addition, however, we may not have to stick to a budget that's too aggressive in order to live out our rosé dreams this summer.
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We need to ensure that LGBT athletes are able to live out their dreams in sport, regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity, just like anyone else.
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Though he later apologized, the statement provides a window into what makes his type of movie appealing — you get to live out a fantasy it's inappropriate to articulate.
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You could teach in Hawaii, work in New Zealand's dairy industry, help out at a Canadian store, or simply live out your The Wicker Man fantasies in Scotland.
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What if, instead of living happily after, you're relegated to the sidelines as you watch the girl of your dreams live out that classic ending with someone else?
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His heart was elated, he felt the joy of a mollusc reborn, they would live out their days in briny bliss, free from the tank that bound them!
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I prefer this one, that I just made up: the characters continue to live out their happy lives, occasionally bumping into one another at fancy London film screenings.
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On Saturday, they walked down the aisle in a sweet ceremony in a Kentucky church, determined to live out the rest of their lives together after years apart.
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If she is unable to socialize the felines for adoption, they will be taken to a friend's farm to live out their wild lives on the open land.
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Unlike those who enter a nunnery, these women live out their calling individually and outside church walls, holding down jobs, renting and taking public transport, just like us.
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It's only through having access to a good job — a career — that a veteran is enabled to live out the American Dream we fought to protect and defend.
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Step 1: Participate in the political process, choose your future leaders, live out your democratic right as an American that countless men and women have literally died for.
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Calling her a cougar also appeals to those who think older women with fire and ambition should be content to live out their days out of the spotlight.
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In this bleak future, we live out our lives in an artificial construct known as the Matrix while machines use the energy that sustains us to power themselves.
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Step2 Grand Walk-In Kitchen & Grill, available at Amazon, $179.98Toddlers love to pretend to be grown-up, so they can live out their fantasies in this play kitchen.
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The premise of "Amour" is simple: an octogenarian couple Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne Laurent (career-best Emmanuelle Riva) live out the final months of their relationship.
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We will reject the failures of the past and create a New American Future where every child – African-American, Hispanic, and all children – can live out their dreams.
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She says she chose to live out there because the refuge of the Last City, where the Guardians have kept humanity safe for centuries, is itself a prison.
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Ervil died in 1981, but his followers continued to live out his prophecy for years, attempting to kill a list of targets Ervil had created before his death.
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We live out much of our lives inside those text-message bubbles now, and emoji are the tools we use to flirt, fight, relate and otherwise express ourselves.
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This places Moss in the very small category of support games, where the player's job is to empower someone else, rather than live out their own power fantasies.
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Burt Reynolds was able to live out his final years at his longtime Florida estate thanks to a loving landlord who helped him out of a financial crisis.
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Part of the pleasure of reading Eight Years lies in watching Coates discover and refine these tools and then slowly discard them as they live out their purpose.
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She died that night, too, but Risher thought it preferable that Roof live out every day of his natural life in full knowledge of what he had done.
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President, Sheriff Arpaio deserves to live out the rest of his days in peace and confidence that he did his part to uphold the laws of his country.
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Bonus points if you gift a Disney Plus subscription or even park tickets alongside one of these great books so they can truly live out their Disney dream.
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Amid the other controversies in a nation sorely divided, many are struggling to live out their own version of the American Dream because of forces beyond their control.
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His parents told me that the reprieve had granted Andrew one more candle on his cake: the chance to live out the life of a 2-year-old.
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WeDJ is an iPhone application that lets anyone—yes, literally anyone in the world with access to an iPhone and an internet connection—live out their DJing fantasies.
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And so the Firefly will live out its life in museums around the world, including the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, and the Design Museum in London.
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Good news if you can recite the words to Life Size and read Tyra Banks' iconic memoir, Modelland, you will soon be able to live out your modeling fantasies.
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In the clip, the group rock numerous avant-garde costumes as they live out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around a castle (including taking bubble baths in the garden).
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" His dream is to see Billie live out one of Reynolds' old goals for her: "My mother would love to see Billie go into Vegas, because Carrie never did.
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Here's Sylvester Stallone helping a college football player live out his real-life "Rudy" moment ... surprising the walk-on with a scholarship offer in front of the whole squad.
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The strain these pressures put on his marriage leads him to Port Authority in the small hours, determined to live out a hedge-funder version of "On The Road".
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When the show premiered almost 10 years ago, I simply had no interest in watching Paris Hilton's former assistant and her family live out their daily lives in Calabasas.
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Regardless, our sources say June has been telling people for weeks she planned to sell her crib, get an RV and live out of it with her BF, Geno.
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Getting to be on the Baylor men's basketball team is truly a childhood dream that I've been blessed enough to live out every day for the last four years.
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Legions of much better, more robust and far more secure torrent clients live out there; sacrifice three seconds of convenience, in order to not compromise your entire computing setup.
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In the clip, the group rocks numerous avant-garde costumes as they live out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around a castle (including taking bubble baths in the garden).
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Carl von Ossietzky, a pacifist who died in 1938 in Nazi Germany's Berlin, was the last Nobel Peace Prize winner to live out his dying days under state surveillance.
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We watch quite a few bands of older gentleman (in their 229s and beyond) live out their 229s rock and roll fantasies in ass-less chaps and large wigs.
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Some live out of RVs and vans, moving from town to town, only stopping long enough to pick the stores clean and ship their wares to Amazon's fulfillment centers.
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Traditionally, major Sims games let you live out the minutia of a character's life, whether that's choosing how to decorate your house or what kind of career you'll pursue.
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Pope Francis commanded him then to live out his days in "prayer and penance" in a secluded place; he is understood to have gone to a friary in Kansas.
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"They're both going to live out the rest of their days at their sanctuary so they can continue their friendship for as long as they see fit," Deems said.
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To the delight of everyone, she entered the set hanging upside down in a full Spider-Man costume, and then asked to live out one of her biggest fantasies.
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It portrayed ballroom as an escape, a way for locally popular drag queens like Dorien Corey and Paris Duprée to live out the fantasy of being a worldwide superstar.
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In Red Dead Redemption 2, John and company miraculously return from exacting their revenge on Micah in one piece, to live out their droll or idyllic post-outlaw dreams.
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It's a carefully researched period piece set in 1825 about a young Irish convict, Clare (Aisling Franciosi), who has been sent to live out her sentence in remote Tasmania.
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The robots have every reason to be upset about their situation: they're murdered and being tossed aside by guests who want to live out their baser fantasies without consequence.
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After World War II, Mr. Hanning was in British custody, and he was released in 21986 to live out his life in his hometown, Lage, six miles from Detmold.
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If you're mourning the potential closure of Barneys' flagship store and need to live out your Carrie Bradshaw fantasy before its potential closure, scroll through Shoshy Ciment's store tour.
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Fans who want to live out their "Friends" fantasies will soon be able to get their hands on some of the show&aposs most iconic memorabilia as Warner Bros.
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Their mother wanted Dionne to find a "nice minister-in-training" and live out her days as a "stay-at-home preacher's wife," serving her husband, kids and church.
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The gist is this: Anyone can come to the island to live out their fantasies, but, as with most things, a lot of these fantasies came with a price.
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According to the property, the 60 elephants living on the grounds have been rescued from Thailand&aposs city streets and now get to live out their days in peace.
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We are privileged to connect American generosity, especially by supporters who wish to live out their solidarity with the poor and marginalized overseas, with local partners around the world.
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If the infection kept raging, amputation might be the best answer, after which "we'd have to find a dilophosaurus rescue center" for the animal to live out its days.
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Kids who live out in the country still go to school in Winterset, and often submit their homework online as part of the district's one-to-one Chromebook deal.
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The penalties were massive, and the issue was solved only with the intervention of an attorney experienced in the tax situations of people who live out of the country.
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An 86-year-old grandmother of six recently had the opportunity to live out her dreams after she was cast in a television commercial ahead of the holiday season.
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Without such support, a young kid like I once was doesn't stand a chance to live out his or her dream of a life and career on the water.
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According to Chapek, guests would essentially become Star Wars characters, getting a chance to"live out their own dedicated, multi-day adventure" that follows a tailor-fit narrative storyline.
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But even if I did live out right now, I would do the same exact shit there as I do here (minus maybe smoking weed in the living room).
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If the buyers live out of state, they are not subject to state or city income taxes, and do not pay New York sales tax while outside the state.
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Many reporters, especially national correspondents who live out of a suitcase, desperately needed phones with longer-lasting batteries, so battery packs were a staple in their arsenal of tools.
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" While the World Cup is a "place for nations to live out collective dreams and tragedies," it also turns national identities into "signs of longing for a wider world.
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But that he does trample the fumie and live out his life in Japan, having publicly repudiated his faith, is both a kind of rebuke and salvation for Rodrigues.
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In March 2016, SeaWorld announced it would halt breeding of orcas in captivity but that the existing whales would continue to perform as they live out their remaining years.
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On the other end of the spectrum, we don't want to live out Japan's deflationary experience in the 1990s, a troubling situation the country still hasn't been able to rectify.
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If you've ever wanted to live out your Jack and Rose fantasies by belting out a little Céline Dion on a very large passenger cruise liner, now is your chance.
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" She added: "Every time you buy a ticket, every time you go to see a movie, every time you support it you allow me to live out a crazy dream.
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Persona 5 takes place in a slick, sleek, semi-imagined Tokyo of the year "20XX," where the protagonist has come to live out his probation after being charged for assault.
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The sexy video sees the group rock numerous avant-garde costumes as they live out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around Hatfield House in England — Queen Elizabeth I's childhood home.
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Sea of Thieves' freeform design chucks the idea of a central story out completely, focusing instead of giving players a platform through which they can live out their pirate fantasies.
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Everything that I am about is about trying to live out my values and trying to teach my kids our values, and to question, do we have the right values?
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"The key thing, however, is that researchers had to work really hard to create such a dataset because so few people live out to extreme old age," Olshansky told Gizmodo.
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It was a nifty little moment that allowed Marvel fans to live out the fantasy of being an all-powerful space villain armed with a magical, universe-stomping golden glove.
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A few days later, we were watching something on Discovery Channel about fish and found out that betta fish can live out of water for at least several hours. Whoops!
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Drake and Ed Sheeran will continue to live out their underdog narratives for the rest of their days as they take turns ousting each other as the King of Spotify.
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While reflecting on the past year, the Hills alum admitted that 2017 had its share of "ups & downs," but she's striving to live out "love, positivity and forgiveness" moving forward.
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During a recent stop in Copenhagen, Timberlake took a break to help Biel, 36, live out her "totally irrational Cirque du Soleil dream" by assisting her with a handstand trick.
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Stamos hopes that his message of love and acceptance helps lower these staggering numbers, giving more shelter animals the chance to live out their lives in caring and compassionate homes.
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"As soon as I saw the location of the camp I thought, 'This is how I would like to live, out here among the animals under the sky,' " she wrote.
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Can we say that we're truly doing enough to give all the children of this country the chance they deserve to live out their lives in happiness and with purpose?
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Garnering a 4.5/5 rating in the Mac App Store, this software allows you to design advanced 2D floor plans so you can finally live out your Trading Spaces dreams.
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It's a motorized smartphone mount that utilizes face tracking technology to help you capture next-level pictures and videos — or finally live out your dreams of becoming a YouTube sensation.
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Well, what if we told you that you can live out the "Be Our Guest" number every single time you entertain or even just make a tasty meal for yourself?
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"The culture was changing really rapidly, and we were going to need to change as workplaces, as campaigns, and as Democrats, to fully live out our democratic values," she said.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, the D.C.-based Drink Company has opened up a Game of Thrones-themed pop up bar for fans to live out their wildest, libation-filled fantasies.
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"Open-minded" and extroverted people will be delivered targeted messages about how Cruz's policies can give them a "more exciting life" and provide more opportunities to live out their dreams.
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Ready the cannons, set sail and brace yourself for some swashbucklin' fun as you live out ye buccaneer fantasies on a real-life pirate ship sitting along the Mississippi River.
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We need to listen to them and help lead a path forward if we truly seek to live out our Gospel faith's greatest command of loving one's neighbor as oneself.
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After up to a decade of devoted service, the goal is to let the dog live out its life on a soft bed, preferably with one of its former handlers.
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The trick is to find an object that works as a projectile but doesn't work too well as a projectile, allowing coaches to live out every sports fan's lifelong dream.
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This time around it was different, with gay YouTubers like Tyler Oakley, Frankie Grande, Kingsley, and Raymond Braun (never heard of her) there to live out their Drag Race fantasy.
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Or, more charitably, where you can live out the dream of not even needing to tell anyone to mind their own business, at least in the vicinity of your property.
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But that doesn't mean that you'll be stuck heating up greasy microwave dinners as you sit in front of the television and live out every negative stereotype on the planet.
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Which makes the holiday season — a calendar of evening events that encourage a full-on beat — the perfect excuse to go forth and live out all your wildest makeup dreams.
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The last Nobel Peace Prize winner to live out his dying days under state surveillance was Carl von Ossietzky, a pacifist who died in Berlin in Nazi Germany in 1938.
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The best solution for Grace now may well be perhaps to live out her days in Singapore, where Mugabe died, and far from the very people she tried to destroy.
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Following the Court's 2015 marriage equality decision, many LGBT elders dared to believe that they could live out the remainder of their days in dignity, as full and equal citizens.
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"I was a freak who spoke Japanese and could talk about literature," he told The Times in 2012 after deciding to live out the rest of his life in Japan.
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However, with our vote we can live out a hope for a president who is worthy of the title and who we believe will bless our neighbors and our country.
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Farm Sanctuary is a safe space for turkeys and an idyllic place in Watkins Glen, New York, where they can live out their days without fear of abuse or human appetites.
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What gets him in trouble is anyone hearing a single word he says, and in that sense, Google+ may be ideal rest home for Infowars to live out its twilight years.
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He was able to live out his golden years at Old Friends, gleefully rolling in the dirt and inspiring the groups of deaf children who toured the farm to see him.
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He has every right to grieve and live out his Christian faith -- which requires extending grace even to our enemies even when it hurts, especially when it hurts -- however he chooses.
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"Central banks have independence, either through the constitution or the law, and they have to have the strength to live out this independence and not let themselves be intimidated," Jordan added.
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The red hot comedienne, who's gearing up to set out on her nationwide "She Ready" tour, got to live out her childhood dream of hosting Saturday Night Live on Nov. 11.
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An experienced bear handler, Watson wants to give two of his beloved captive bears, which he rescued as cubs after their mother was shot, a chance to live out in nature.
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She drinks sugar water from a bucket and munches on bananas with her last remaining tooth, while a debate is being waged about where she should live out her final years.
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People who got burned in the process of trying to live out their Insta-dreams sued the festival organizers for everything from false marketing campaigns to loss of money and possessions.
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After a couple of generations of it being tied exclusively to the iPhone, the Apple Watch could finally be its own master and everyone could live out their Dick Tracy dreams.
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It's based on the life of Robin Cavendish (Andrew Garfield), who contracted polio and became paralyzed from the neck down, seemingly doomed to live out his days in a hospital bed.
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But for most guests, the draw was more primal: to live out a childhood fantasy of soaring with the eagles and, along the way, to test the limits of one's stomach.
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In the clip, the group is adorned in numerous avant-garde costumes as they live out their Alice in Wonderland fantasies around a castle (including taking bubble baths in the garden).
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Instead, he plans to live out his days in Canaan, waiting for the government to give him the security of tenure that he says the people of this new city deserve.
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Proceeds from an organic hot sauce went to an animal sanctuary in New Jersey, where about two hundred pigs, goats, ducks, turkeys, chickens, rabbits, and peahens live out their natural lives.
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The perks make it easier to forget the two miserable hours you spent commuting on the train this morning when a city friend asks what it's like to live out here.
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Cher and Dionne Davenport were the chic California teenagers that I yearned to dress like and whose shopping habits I aspired to live out: Calvin Klein, Contempo Casual, Fred Segal, Boulmiche.
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Bernie Madoff, of all people, is begging a judge for mercy ... because he says he'll be dead next year, and wants to live out his final days outside his prison walls.
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The popular "free-roaming" reserve rotates lions through vast roaming enclosures, providing them with "the ability to live out full lives, in an open and natural environment," according to its website.
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This creates a market opportunity: Save the villages by selling them to foreign buyers, who are attracted by the low prices and the chance to live out their landed gentry dreams.
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It's a carefully researched period piece set in 1825 and centered on a young Irish convict, Clare (Aisling Franciosi), who has been sent to live out her sentence in remote Tasmania.
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A less Instagram-worthy take on #caravanlife, the subjects of this essay choose to live out of campers, often on the edge of cities; theirs is a life of voluntary precarity.
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Here was a game that brought back the supremely chill spirit of the Harvest Moon series, games where you could live out a quiet life as a farmer in a small town.
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Smaller red stars will stick around for perhaps a hundred trillion years—maybe humans can settle on a planet orbiting a nice red dwarf like Proxima Centauri to live out our days.
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Raffaele doesn't promise that his patients will live longer, necessarily—that's a big ask—but he suggests they could live out their last years better, spending less time immobile, pained, and befogged.
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Meanwhile in Juarez, many men and women live their entire lives perfectly content to never even try to come to America, happy to live out their days in the country they love.
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It's time to let the dogs out, and my friends at PETA and I want them released to good homes where they can live out the rest of their lives in peace.
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Finn Wolfhard took a break from hanging out in the Upside Down over the weekend to ask fans of Stranger Things to help him live out his dream of being a director.
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I studied classical painting, and even when I was doing work that was really made to live out in the street, most of the time making it was spent in my studio.
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The actress is ready to live out her real-life Broadway dream after previously starring in NBC's short-lived and cult-hit TV series SMASH about the making of a Broadway musical.
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Some Muslims claim there is a fourth grave, awaiting Jesus, Islam's messiah, who upon his return to the world will live out a normal lifespan and die as all people eventually do.
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Using software, deepfakes was able to take the face of famous actresses and swap them with those of porn actresses, letting him live out a fantasy of watching famous people have sex.
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is a virtual playground where Marvel stans can live out all the scenarios that used to be the sole domain of action figures and imaginations.
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And his desire to live out his faith in practice led him to become the deputy director of government affairs at the Dar al-Hijrah Mosque in Falls Church, Virginia, in 2015.
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In theatre our currency is the imagination; not only can we live out and learn from the worst-case scenarios, but we can also explore alternative realities without the fetters of realism.
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Instead of hunting the characters in a mythical town, people can live out their Ash Ketchum (the hero of the Pokemon TV series) fantasies and hunt them in the real world now.
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I feel sometimes if you live out there in the world and you don't protect yourself in any way give yourself any treats, nourishment, happiness, positivity, then you will feel like that.
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If you've long been trying to live out your life like Gwyneth Paltrow by following every suggestion made on GOOP since its inception way back in 2008, we've got some good news.
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Football has afforded me an opportunity to take care of my family, to live out a dream, to meet people, to go different places I would never have been able to go.
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The sticking point ... according to the deal, Hefner had the right to live out his life in the mansion before Metropoulos could do his thing ... restoring it and adding onto the structure.
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By treating incarcerated women with dignity and giving them basic support, we not only improve public safety and reduce recidivism, we live out our values, making our criminal justice system more just.
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" Gorsuch said his job is to be a judge, adding, "To be fair, to follow the law and apply the facts and circumstances in each case and live out my judicial oath.
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It may be that allowing people to live out their darkest fantasies with sex robots could have a pernicious effect on society and societal norms and create more danger for the vulnerable.
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Photo by Brendan George Ko Toronto's Weaves—this week's Noisey Next artist—just want you to stay young and live out your dreams, which, honestly, is a very nice thing to hear.
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Many disabled people, quite reasonably, do not want to be institutionalized, and they've fought hard for the Medicaid benefits that allow them to live out and about in society as equal citizens.
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After competing in the 2002 Winter Olympics and becoming a moguls world champion, Bloom enrolled at Colorado in the fall of 2002 to live out his childhood dream of playing college football.
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And while linking commerce and religion may seem distasteful to some, modest-fashion entrepreneurs like Melanie Elturk see it as a natural way to live out their faith and serve their communities.
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"It's inconceivable that a child of two citizen parents would have to live out their life as an undocumented alien in this country," Amy Becerra told CNN affiliate KDVR before the decision.
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After all, we are only really capable of banishing them to one place, which is a very nice home where they can live out the rest of their days eating their money.
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Instead of escaping unharmed to live out his life as a newly minted soldier and American citizen, Private Mensah, 26, went back inside to rescue his neighbors, ultimately paying with his life.
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A more conservative audience, when thinking about what a Muslim woman should look like, will inevitably pose questions about how they connect to their heritage and whether they live out Muslim values.
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Legend tells us Ponce de León ended up sailing to somewhere near Melbourne Beach in his search for the Fountain of Youth, and grandparents go there to live out their golden years.
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Orangutans like Hope, Leuser, Chrismon or Fahzren, who have been severely injured or domesticated, will live out their lives here or at the Haven, the SOCP's soon-to-open protected sanctuary nearby.
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Even many of those with jobs can barely afford to stay in the city they've called home for years, and more of them are now forced to live out of their cars.
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If you want to work efficiently with the brand new iPadOS or just play your day away on Apple Arcade, then this special iPad Pro offer helps you live out those dreams.
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For two nights at Madison Square Garden, on July 26 and 27, Headheads can live out their love for a group that rarely asks for it, but has patently earned it. ♦
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When it first opened, it offered thrill-seekers from around the world the chance to live out a dream: to take part in a real-life Mario Kart experience for about $80.
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According to a statement released by the Vatican, McCarrick has been instructed to live out a "life of prayer and penance," and will have to remain in seclusion pending an ecclesiastical trial.
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So if you fancy yourself a James Bond (or maybe Mr. Bean) on a budget, the Smart Pen may be the perfect device to help you live out your more mundane espionage fantasies.
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Instead they would become Homo Luden, man at play, and live out a life of leisure in an expansive network of structures that would turn the world into a single, boundary-less environment.
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Like other queer proms across the country, it was a chance for them to live out that teenage rite of passage—prom night—but as an inclusive gathering for LGBTQ youth and allies.
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Until it turned into a set up for Chris Harrison to live out his dream of becoming Oprah: A sponsored ice cream delivery from Halo Top so that Nicole can… ease her feelings?
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Owners of old Plymouth Road Runners and Barracudas can live out their enthusiasm as the Dodge sister brand keeps the dream of menacing, hulking cars flying across 1,320 feet of proving grounds pavement.
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Through Lola's Legacy, Wise Animal Rescue pays for all the medical care of senior and severely ill animals while they live out the twilight of their lives in a caring, comfortable forever home.
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This sketch sees John Cena and Aidy Bryant live out some erotic fantasies behind the bookshelf at an "adult literature" shop, while Kenan Thompson's unflappable store clerk deflects their eccentricities as customers approach.
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It was just a matter of time: Would he stay with Becca until After the Final Rose, or would he pull the plug beforehand, forcing Becca to live out a very public breakup?
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So while today's announcement is good news for those who want to see the company hurting, don't forget that 23 whales will likely live out their lives between concrete and four glass walls.
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But that's a small price to pay if you want to give your child the opportunity to live out their dreams of being a farmboy on Tatooine, waiting to rescue the galaxy, right?
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But he's since forgiven his son for his role in the murders, and repeatedly asked Texas to commute his sentence and allow him to live out the rest of his life in prison.
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And if that weren't enough, both got to live out their MarioKart fantasies on a go-kart date night — touring Tokyo dressed as characters Mario and Luigi from the beloved Nintendo video game.
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Check back in next week as I live out my 12-year old fantasy (please google Mary-Kate and Ashley's Holiday in the Sun) as the men and I travel to the Bahamas!
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Cold War, for instance — one of the festival's best films by far — is a romance turned tragic by the inability of its two central characters, both musicians, to live out their lives freely.
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Specifically, the show, directed by Cary Fukunaga and starring Stone, Hill, and Justin Theroux, is about a man stuck in a mental institution who uses his imagination to live out a fantasy life.
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On Thursday, the New South Wales Police and Make-A-Wish Foundation teamed up to help Dom, a 9-year-old boy battling cystic fibrosis, live out his dream of being a superhero.
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But Internet of Things devices will regularly live out in the world for far longer than that, and right now we're making assumptions that mean that they too will not be regularly updated.
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With the help of this magnetic multipurpose rack, you can keep all your kitchen tools at the ready and live out all your celebrity chef fantasies from the comfort of your own kitchen.
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As if it's not enough that Princes William and Harry live their opulent lives largely at the British taxpayers' expense, now they might get to live out the regular British citizen's dream, too.
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The fashion world represented, too, with appearances by a number top models, such as Kendall Jenner and Candice Huffine, who both relished the opportunity to live out their own personal Pretty Woman fantasies.
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But if these attractions catch on, they could give people a new way to live out the fantasies that Disney, Warner Brothers, and other companies have used to build multi-billion dollar empires.
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Jon and Etta Smith live out a city slicker's dream, mostly, by building a self-sustaining house, corral and livestock feeding system on their bear- and rattlesnake-infested bison ranch in northwestern Montana.
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All we know is that she chose to disappear, to live out her days away from headlines and away from the hypnotists and psychologists who claimed they could unlock her most private thoughts.
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While some travel companies have offered unique accommodations like igloos,tiny homes, or caves, you can now live out your childhood fantasy with a once-in-a-lifetime sleepover in a massive sandcastle.
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Kate Maltby: Pray that you don't win the billion-dollar lottery October 22 This week, the winners of two high-rolling lottery jackpots may get to live out their own big-spending fantasies.
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Decades before my grandfather came to San Francisco to live out his version of the American Dream, zoning laws targeted the poor and people of color, setting the stage for the crisis today.
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Sure, people in their twenties can hold serious relationships and make great partners; they can find what is (grossly, tbh) referred to as their "person," get married, and live out their lives happily.
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This isn't a game where you live out the fantasy of getting behind the wheel of a sports car and start burning rubber around every corner and leaving paint streaks on every rival.
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Last year, Alex Ingram spent a good deal of time in St. David's, photographing the people who have chosen to live out their days outside of great metropolises for the series David's House.
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The two share a small moment together, then are forced to live out their separation all over again, as Hannah is ripped away from June and the two call out for each other.
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At the University of California, the mares live lives of luxury, said Jori Vasgaard, the animal resource manager there, more in keeping with how they would live out their lives in the wild.
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It's enough to make you want to flee to an island populated entirely by friendly animals, tend to a little farm and live out the rest of your life in soothing, pastoral tranquility.
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Then there was Chris Soules, who offered 30 cosmopolitan women the incredible opportunity to live out their days with him at his family farm in a rural Iowa town with a single restaurant.
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Hanse, 32, founded a clothing company in December 2010 called Foolies Limited Clothing, which is "all about encouraging people to live out their dreams, no matter how foolish it may seem," he said.
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She had been lonely and the modern apartment tower in Hell's Kitchen felt less like assisted living and more like a comfortable community for active seniors where she could live out her days.
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Two young, homeless black men, Moses (Jon Michael Hill) and Kitch (Julian Parker), live out a version of "Waiting for Godot" in Spike Lee's adaptation of the play "Pass Over" by Antoinette Nwandu.
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On the series, guests traveled to the bucolic Pacific Ocean location to find a lost love, be a playboy or live out some elaborately produced dreamscape that ended in an uplifting life lesson.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 91%Summary: In the family-centric comedy "Parenthood," Gil Buckman (Steve Martin) and his wife Karen (Mary Steenburgen) live out the daily highs and lows of parenting three young children.
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In all my attempts to live out my politics by supporting the most marginalized people around me, what I failed to do was think twice about Salahuddin and how I could help him.
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"The protocol provides a pathway that acknowledges our differences, respects everyone in the process, and graciously allows us to continue to live out the mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ," he said.
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"If I were a [Hillary] Clinton supporter or just an average citizen who doesn't care to live out the plot line of a Cormac McCarthy novel, I would be very afraid," he wrote.
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As for Honolulu, which has a population of 1.4 million, it also ranked the No. 26 happiest place to live out of 182 of the largest U.S. cities, according to a WalletHub survey.
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In recognition of his past service, England took him in, allowing the former double agent to live out his years with a Sundays-in-the-park complacency in a quaint English cathedral city.
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She even sent her ex-husband's girlfriend an email saying: "I would rather live out the French-movie version of things, in which the two women become friends and various philosophies are pondered."
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It may be too late to live out that dream, but it's not too late to watch Mickael le Goff's music video for Robot Koch's Eclipse, which really is the next best thing.
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And the CHIMP act, signed by President Clinton in the year 2000, makes it official: The federal government guarantees that all research chimps will live out their lives in a federally approved sanctuary.
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In a reflective post shared to Instagram on Sunday, the Hills alum admitted that 2017 has had its share of "ups & downs," but she's striving to live out "love, positivity and forgiveness" moving forward.
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While not tiny or a kitten, Mason ended up at the rescue because they believed the grumpy senior deserved the chance to live out his golden years in the comfort of a loving home.
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Meanwhile, Tieu and Nayeri leave the motel and live out of the van for a day until a citizen in northern California called the police after spotting the van parked in a parking lot.
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Hosted by James Marshall, American Doers sets out to prove that the American Dream is alive and well in people across the U.S. who are doing whatever it takes to live out their passions.
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So, here's a suggestion: Let the queen live out the rest of her days in the wealth and extravagance she has only ever known, and when she dies, let the monarchy die with her.
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The Watkins Glen facility has 175 acres of rolling pastures and at least 50 other bovines on the premises Frank will have plenty of room to live out his days grazing and under protection.
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I'm not saying that Donald Trump should be allowed into the UK; ideally, he'd be barred from every country on Earth, left to live out the rest of his days in an underwater prison.
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Calls for Inuka to be allowed to live out his natural life grew after the zoo operator said this month that the bear, whose age corresponded to 70 years in human terms, was sick.
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The lobster arrived at the seafood wholesaler on Sunday, after most likely being caught off the coast of Canada, and will live out the rest of her days with Maine's Department of Marine Resources.
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In fact, parents are spending twice as much on their adult children than they are putting away to live out their golden years, according to a recent study by Merrill Lynch and Age Wave.
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Porn actor Tori Black, for example, has designed a virtual avatar of herself for a pornographic virtual experience in which players live out their wildest sex fantasies, according to a VICE report last year.
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During the 1970s, Cleve saw gay liberation open the doors for LGBTQ people to live out lives, only for AIDS to slaughter a generation of gay and bisexual men in the 1980s and 1990s.
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In other words, Disney has literalized world-building and made a space for people to live out fan fiction—a massively multiplayer online role-playing game with a chewy live-action role-playing center.
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The entire collection of over 20 pieces is executed in a sophisticated palette of blush, gold, grey, and ivory, meaning you can live out your Kitty obsession — and still maintain a grown-up aesthetic.
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In "The Lord of the Rings," once the One Ring is destroyed and evil defeated once and for all, Frodo returns home to the Shire, hoping to live out his days in quiet peace.
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Costello wanted to do what he could to live out his life in a normal way, die in his own bed, and not at the hand of an assassin, despite his Cosa Nostra roots.
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Here's why Amazon and Instacart workers are striking at a time when you need them most ON OUR RADAR Nintendo's latest installment of "Animal Crossing" is letting people live out their wildest fantasy: Normalcy.
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A dedicated live-out-of-my-suitcase traveler, I found myself anticipating, no, craving, the moment when I'd arrive in Tbilisi, where my husband and I would be staying for a couple of weeks.
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Transgender people care about their ability to access public facilities, gay people care about whether they can adopt children and evangelical Christians care about their ability to live out their faith in the workplace.
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We became a country in which people were able to achieve great success and live out their dreams because we stayed focused on that mission and had a good strategic plan to achieve it.
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You encapsulate that great Émile Zola quote that if you ask me as an artist what I came into this world to do, I, an artist, would say, I came to live out loud.
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Now, the "feisty" farm animal has a forever home with Mike Stura at Skylands Animal Sanctuary and Rescue in Wantage, New Jersey, where she will live out her days without the fear of being eaten.
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Most pop stars' lives are so intertwined with their careers and music that we expect them to not just perform for us, but also to live out — and explain — their personal drama for the public.
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As a reward, Gary has put her back in charge of Everlasting — and that means that Coleman has to live out his remaining contract as a lame duck, totally stripped of his show-runner responsibilities.
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I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.
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Police in Pocono Township, Pennsylvania, have teamed up with the FBI to hunt for the two suspects, who authorities say probably don't actually dorm in a convent or live out a chaste and pious existence.
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Shrill's first season so far tells the story of a woman slowly finding her confidence and learning to live out loud despite the pressures and stigma she is feeling about society's relationship to fat bodies.
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You're also in Grave Pleasures, who are about to go on tour with your labelmates Tribulation and Vampire—is that where you can live out your rock'n'roll fantasies in a way you can't with Hexvessel?
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While all of the visitors enjoy average lives most days of the year, when they go to the park, they choose unexpected costumery, pick a new personas through hat color, and live out their fantasies.
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Their new home, as of May 1, will be a remote, 200-acre facility in Central Florida, where the elephants will live out their days feasting on hay and fruit and grazing in quiet fields.
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As opposed to other species who live out their instincts in the present moment, we can think about and flexibly anticipate future events, tailoring our current thoughts and actions to fit our long-term goals.
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Seeing as it's pretty much only celebrities who are financially able to live out this trend in its purest form when it came to being spiritually baked into becoming a scumbro, my options were limited.
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Can Mr Phillips live out his life as a Christian man opposed to gay marriage if he must choose, as Colorado requires him to, between making cakes for all and making them for no one?
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It is distinguished mostly by Solzhenitsyn's descriptions of the initial pain of exile, his bristling reactions to Western mores, and his search for a quiet place to finish his work and live out his life.
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"The Court held that gay and lesbian persons could live out their identity by lawfully marrying someone of the same sex," religious groups led by the Christian Legal Society wrote in a brief supporting Phillips.
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The season premiere forces some to face a fate with no immediate signs of escape, as Daenerys learns she is to be sent to Vaes Dothrak to live out her days with other Khal widows.
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BERLIN — The German government is negotiating with Jewish representatives to ensure that the thousands of poorest and weakest Holocaust survivors worldwide receive the intensive care they need to live out their final years at home.
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"I admired his fearlessness…his commitment to live out each idea fully…to become different things but never to sacrifice the significance of the output," Open Mike Eagle said, when I asked about his appreciation.
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The defective one," it gesticulated at Nenadi, "woke me up too early, broke my stasis pod, and now, I suppose, I'm doomed to live out my days in the land of the giant clay women.
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The union said the government fights its argument on the grounds that if foreign domestic workers could live out, then they might only work part time—which could lead to them taking advantage of visas.
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But on the weekends, I do manage to live out my Hemmingway- and London-esque fantasies of wrangling sea creatures and building fires, and come Monday my hands are always a little worse for wear.
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So does Ice Age: Collision Course take place 35 million years in the future, perhaps suggesting we are doomed to live out endless cycles of mammalian death and rebirth, until we finally get things right?
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But a more fashionable narrative, these days, argues that feminism grows naturally and inevitably over time, leaving each new generation of women more equipped to live out feminist principles than the one that came before.
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For decades, the German justice system insisted that evidence of direct involvement in a Nazi-era crime was needed to charge a perpetrator, allowing countless low-ranking Nazis to live out their lives in peace.
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Over the years littleBits introduced kits for building electronic synthesizers, added smartphone integration for advanced programming, let kids live out their Iron Man fantasies, and even introduced their own version of a DIY R2-D2.
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Readers of Jesmyn Ward's 2011 National Book Award-winning "Salvage the Bones" will recognize Bois as the setting where 14-year-old Esch and her family live out the days leading up to Hurricane Katrina.
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"This is still the only place where you can buy a home for $300,000 and be able to work in Orange County or Los Angeles and live out here, comfortably, on that salary," he said.
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It consists of a mirror, a hanging closet shelf crammed with leotards, tights and clothes, and her theater case — one of the old-fashioned black rectangular cases that dancers live out of and tour with.
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A report released by the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty last week showed plenty of cities continue to make it a crime to beg for food or money, or live out of a vehicle.
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It's a movie about the ugly, brutal hilarity of modern life, where some people get to live out in the open and others are forced into the shadows, but everyone's sucking one another's life blood.
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Sporting a blue t-shirt with the words "Thank you Mr. Iwata," he was given a chance to live out his dream and play Breath of the Wild, for a little more than 30 minutes.
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As many as one in five adverse drug reactions among older patients who live out in the community result from mistakes made by the patients themselves, especially if they take three or more prescribed medications.
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He spoke of his mother's closeness with the Black Panthers and prominent civil-rights leaders, and how she had encouraged Mr. Smollett and his brothers and sisters to create art and live out their beliefs.
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Tanner Broadwell and Nikki Walsh sold most of their belongings last year to buy a 28-foot sailboat — which they named "Lagniappe" —and live out their dream of taking to the seas for a long getaway.
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In the Broad City version, we live out the same day in two alternate realities with Abbi and Ilana, where dresses and ponytails are snatched, jobs and roommates are lost, and Bevers boasts six-pack abs.
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"Nobody is going to adopt King Kong with the heavy medical expenses that he will need just to be able to live out his life pain free and happy," Froehlich reportedly told Shoen in a text.
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"On International Women's Day, I'm reflecting on the future we all want for our daughters: one where they can live out their aspirations without limits," the former president tweeted before most people had their morning coffee.
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First are the occasional adult sleepovers, in which people pay hundreds of dollars to live out childhood fantasies of roaming empty museum halls and curling up in sleeping bags under the famous life-size blue whale.
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The author, desperately trying to pick up objects while playing Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-alityIn the game, you live out life as a Morty clone, and your mission is to do crappy work for Rick.
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So it turns to robotics and a team of eight condemned prisoners who are given a chance to live out their lives on the red planet to build a settlement for the people who will follow.
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" On Facebook, Gibson's mother wrote, "Our hearts are completely broken… For now, we are trying to live out what we say believe, and stand on the hope of life and peace that we have in Jesus.
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Wu Guoyong flew his drone over 15 different sites in China to capture these rainbow-colored mass graves where dockless bikeshare bikes from companies such as Ofo, Bluegogo, Gobee, and Mobike live out their last moments.
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And because I like to constantly use my job in order to live out my dreams IRL, I suggested that we spend our date eating fuckloads of vegan fried chicken at my favorite restaurant in Hackney.
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By sequencing the covertly acquired DNA of his colleagues, he can turn them into characters in the game, where he can live out his adolescent fantasies of commanding a Star Trek-like vessel, complete with superpowers.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeDespite only giving you about a second of excitement at launch, model rockets are still a fun way for us (non-billionaires) to live out our dreams of space travel.
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Rather than being an indication we aren't really religious, we believe our willingness to work with and care for anyone is one of the truest ways to live out the religious faith that animates our ministry.
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Visibility and representation are so important, and I want to do a rom-com for those reasons, but I also just want to run through an airport and live out one of those moments, you know?
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I think the Pearson share price reached an all-time high of 23 quid, and I returned back to live out the UK four years later and I think we'd been as low as 5 pounds.
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MELBOURNE, March 26 (Reuters) - Staying home during the national lockdown to contain the coronavirus is like "nirvana" for Australian cricketers as they generally have to live out of a suitcase, head coach Justin Langer has said.
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" She noted that amid "screams of corruption and brutality which mushroom and condemn out of hand an entire police force," Officer Walburger was an "example of how one would wish to live out a good life.
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It takes the wildly successful battle royale concept popularized by "Fortnite" and evolves it into something distinct and new, where players live out their wildest action movie fantasies in a bid to be the top squad.
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Captain America, tasked with returning the Infinity Stones to where they were originally found in time, takes a little detour on his way back to the present to live out his lost life with Peggy Carter.
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The survey, which included answers from 2,625 Ashley Madison users over the past year, found that 52% of respondents said the number one perk of their affair was the ability to live out their sexual fantasies.
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Though your chance to live out the joy of such an event vicariously through PIX 11's livestream has, sadly, passed, you can still watch a giant goddamn bridge explode via ABC 7's broadcast above.
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She and her father (Ogg) live out of their beat-up VW van, stopping long enough for Nola to pick up a library book here and there, take a public shower, or do laundry at the carwash.
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The sweet Chihuahua recently left a shelter in Providence, Rhode Island and arrived at Vintage Pet Rescue, a non-profit dedicated to saving senior dogs and giving them a space to happily live out their golden years.
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Some of the religious arguments in support of the plaintiff center on the idea that Americans, theistic or not, do have the constitutional right to live out their values, whatever they may be, in the public sphere.
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In Episode 8, Jackie finally became more than an easter egg when a new hotel opened in town and allowed her to live out her bloodiest dreams for reasons much better than her axe-happy uncle's were.
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"PETA is calling on the Maine State Aquarium to let this elderly crustacean live out his golden years in freedom and peace," the always level-headed organization said in a statement before Larry met his unfortunate demise.
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Even if the optimists in the room are right, and we don't have to modify ourselves to live out healthy adult lives on Mars, a salient question remains when it comes to colonization: How will we reproduce?
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"I told my mom the other day, 'I sure hope I'm not that stage mom that's like, wanting Mila to live out my Broadway fantasies for me No, I want her to do what makes her happy."
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The only solace I remember feeling was the knowledge that, were I to eventually fall over, not quite dead but already locked in rigor mortis, I'd at least live out my final moments on someone's plush lawn.
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To protect both the massive animal and those living in the town of Katherine, the crocodile has reportedly been moved to the safety of a crocodile farm, where it will live out the rest of its life.
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At the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Birmingham was the least expensive place to live out your golden years, the personal finance website said, thanks to low health-care and transportation costs in addition to affordable housing.
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Every action I take, I will ask myself: does this make life better for young Americans in Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Ferguson, who have the same right to live out their dreams as any other child in America?
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Conversely, this looming albatross can be an obviously dark place for Jeremy, and it is a testament to his character and conviction that he is hopeful, proactive, and refuses to live out his days in sexual forfeiture.
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" He said signing the order showed the president "stood without apology for the God-given right of every American to live out convictions in their faith ... whatever the country they call home or the creed they profess.
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I don't expect everyone to understand why I did it, or to be supportive of my decision, but I do hope everyone can see how much happier I am as I continue to live out my dreams.
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The Fenix 6S Pro is so detailed, and it tracks and coaches you through so many different activities, that you'd have to live out of a van for a month in order to thoroughly test them all.
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It's no guarantee that Trump will be contained and, after four years at most, forced to live out the balance of his fuming, fibbing days in the lavishly marbled cloisters of Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago.
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Without a tribunal to examine and adjudicate its traumatic past, Cambodia would in large part have been left in the dark, and the worst perpetrators would have been left to live out their days in quiet retirement.
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When we stand for the flag and anthem, we are standing for our hopes for our children's future, that they will embrace the principles of patriotism and live out its moral truths of justice, perseverance and courage.
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This seven-week period showed me what it was like to be embraced by your school, and it gave me confidence that I would be able to live out a normal school year, unencumbered by restroom politics.
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Gilbert Arenas could be destined to live out his days never knowing true love again ... so says his ex, Laura Govan, who told TMZ Sports that she's done with Gil ... he only has fake love left. Ouch.
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How can or should those affected by tragedy live out one of the most fundamental and radical principles of Christian life — to "turn the other cheek" to offenders — even as they balance righteous anger at those responsible?
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And if you want to live out your Top Gun fighter pilot fantasies on your drive to and from work every day, Navdy's always visible dashboard-mounted display will save you from having to enlist in the Navy.
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They can bookmark looks, shop them directly within the app, and generally use Instagram not only as a place for inspiration but also as a virtual mall where they can buy things to live out their consumer dreams.
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Three days a week, he and other volunteers of the RomAmoR (RomeLove) association he founded make the rounds of food markets and bakeries for contributions from retailers who help him live out his dream of feeding the homeless.
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Spider-Man allows you to step into the shoes and skin-tight suit of Spider-Man in an open recreation of New York City packed full of classic villains for you to live out your superhero fantasies in.
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Sims will act on their own if you don't give them any instructions, so you and your friends can always just sit back and eat popcorn while they live out the bizarre micro dramas of their digital lives.
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The contrast between contemporary vocals and timeworn keyboard and percussion sounds creates uncanny tension—recall the unnatural world of San Junipero, the Black Mirror episode about a virtual small town where retirees live out their 80s memories forever.
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The camp is a chance for well-off grown women to live out their best camp fantasy, whether they dreamed of roughing it like Hayley Mills in Parent Trap or glamping like Jenny Lewis in Troop Beverly Hills.
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It's full-coverage, padded, and practical in all the best ways, and comes in an unparalleled array of shades so you can live out your dreams of looking like a (chic) marshmallow in any color of the rainbow.
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However, Jewel, the singer known for mid-13s favorites like "Who Will Save Your Soul," got to live out that fantasy IRL way back in 2003 when the two women performed together on VH1's Divas Duets special.
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Since Stranger Things became a hit in 2016, we've had the chance to see Brown and her co-stars live out some of our own 13-year-old fantasies, in which we say the word and — tah-dah!
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" In Michael Crichton's 1973 film, Westworld wasn't the only theme park that guests could visit to live out their role-playing fantasies — Delos, the company behind the Western-themed vacation spot, also operated "Roman World" and "Medieval World.
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While the right (alt and otherwise) would have you believe that Berkeley is the liberal utopia, those of us who live out here know that's not true -- at least we hope this isn't what a liberal utopia is.
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Our veterans deserve and have more than earned the right to live out their days with dignity and in peace, with family to care for them, and secure in the knowledge that the United States honors their service.
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Their travel probably isn't what you might expect from retirees taking their bucket-list trips — they live out of a camper they drive around the world, and they prioritize affordability in order to make their retirement funds last.
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But Congress is in a unique position to work on behalf of our constituents to ensure that justice is won and that they receive the proper care and support they need to live out their days in dignity.
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But then, late in the film, the movie pays this off in the form of a sequence where Rex essentially has to live out the sequence he was stuck on from the video game in the real world.
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A new collaboration between the Spanish house Loewe and Paula's Ibiza, a boutique that captured the island's quintessentially glamorous, free-spirited style during the '80s and '90s, lets you live out your Ibizan fantasies — no air miles required.
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"It's time for me to go to a facility to live out my days," she said, explaining that she had already selected a group home, submitted an application and been accepted (but had not yet sold her house).
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Fran's friend Josephine, for instance, a former teacher of literature, has chosen to live out her days in Cambridge in a newly built imitation-Gothic Potemkin village designed to suggest that the old are still in student digs.
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We know that Lady Trieu is obsessed with the past, having created the now-illegal drug Nostalgia to help people relive their memories and even going so far as to clone her mother to live out her life.
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The February Revolution held open a chance to live out the early 20th-century bureaucrat's dream: to serve as rational administrators of science, the market and the rule of law, rather than enactors of an incompetent monarch's will.
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While you can still live out your day, go to work, eat outside, and go back home after the day is done, you have no idea when such an incident may happen to you or your loved ones.
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When cities make it illegal to live out of a car, the fines and punishments can end up pushing poor people even deeper into homelessness, according to a new report from the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty.
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"It also sends a message to those who are continuing to commit atrocities on the ground that the world is watching, and they may not be able to live out their lives casually or in comfort," he added.
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And so I began to see my house not as the place where I live my life, but as a set to be dressed so someone else could briefly live out a fantasy as they wandered through it.
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Stewart took full advantage of this desperation to seemingly live out some kind of sexual fantasy that was ultimately never going to be accepted to Comedy Central, FX, or anywhere else he told the women he was pitching it.
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Lake Bell, director and star of Childrens Hospital: Every year at Comic Con, Adult Swim allows me to live out my fantasy of being told it's OK—nay, encouraged—to drink beer and jump on an adult bouncy house.
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Showing up to the Academy Awards without the pressures of prepping an acceptance speech or maintaining a poker face seems like a dream—one that Halle Berry was lucky to live out Sunday night at the 89th awards ceremony.
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But sure enough, while trying to live out an imagined Williamsburg night with friends from Ohio, a gang of bros called me a "nigger" because I was black and my friend a "faggot" for the way he was dressed.
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Indi has certainly earned his retirement and if police work is no longer an option he will be retired to his handler, so he may live out the remainder of his life as a family member in their home.
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Galeota starred as Nick Lighter in Disney's The Jersey from 1999–2004, with the series centering on four teenagers who discover a magic jersey that transports them into the bodies of pro athletes to live out their sports fantasies.
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"Can we say that we're truly doing enough to give all the children of this country the chance they deserve to live out their lives in happiness and with purpose?" an emotional Mr. Obama said after the Newtown attack.
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Again, from the press release: "Crusader Kings III is a grand medieval simulator where you are free to live out any plausible ruler fantasy that we could think of - but not without challenge." says Henrik Fåhraeus, the Game Director.
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"All Americans should be free to live out their faith and serve their neighbors—especially homeless women who have suffered sexual abuse or domestic violence—without being targeted or harassed by the government," ADF Senior Counsel Kate Anderson said.
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Every action I take, I will ask myself: does this make life better for young Americans in Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Ferguson who have as much of a right to live out their dreams as any other child in America.
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Imagine an adult playground where you and your partner could live out your wildest sexual fantasies, whether that's a tryst at the doctor's office, a rendezvous in an underwater cave or an encounter in a fantastic cartoon anime world.
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Every action I take, I will ask myself: Does this make life better for young Americans in Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Ferguson who have as much of a right to live out their dreams as any other child in America?
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" I had friends who were like, "Let's go …" Jerry Garcia had recently passed away but like, "Let's go follow the Dead or Phish or what not!" and, "Let's do a ton of drugs and live out of a van.
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When tardigrades have enough food and water to support their bodily functions, they live out the natural course of their lives, rarely lasting for longer than 2.5 years, according to Animal Diversity Web , a database run by the University of Michigan.
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Maybe, spoilers be damned, she walked away from the whole thing to live out the rest of her days on an island, an island so remote and serene that she can hear the breeze blowing and know, instantly, that she's home.
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But now that mobile games occupy a big chunk of the gaming market, no one wants a living room full of guitars and drums, so DropMix lets you live out your rock star fantasies using a simple deck of cards.
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KS: No. No, but say you're going into the city for a thing and you don't want to dress and be dressed in the car, and driving up from whenever, from like where you live out in the boonies, for example.
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The rescue was created to serve as a canine retirement home, a place for senior dogs to live out the rest of their lives surrounded by love, care and compassion, instead of wasting away in a cage at a shelter.
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Now, the man believed to be the oldest living World War II veteran just wants to live out the rest of his days in an Austin, TX home he built with his own two hands more than 60 years ago.
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Click here to view original GIFActually trying to live out of a cheap storage locker goes against every single legal document you have to sign in order to rent it out, but that doesn't mean it's impossible, as YouTuber 007craft demonstrates.
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It's not built to help Captain Picard live out film noir detective fantasies or swashbuckle the seas, however; Nvidia's Holodeck is aimed at helping designers prototype, review and tweak designs to make it possible to bring products to market faster.
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Click here to view original GIFActually trying to live out of a cheap storage locker goes against every single legal document you have to sign in order to rent it out, but that doesn't mean it's impossible, as YouTuber 007craft demonstrates.
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A level of achievement and waft of self-satisfaction that we can't afford to live out in the real world Another photo, one of Beyoncé holding some of Blue's snacks and a juicebox, also made the rounds during the Grammys.
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" In a statement responding to Cross' post, Delta indicated that a full investigation into the incident was underway and "the experience Dr. Cross has described is not reflective of Delta's culture or of the values our employees live out every day.
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The bull was being examined on Saturday at a Cornell University veterinary hospital to be sure he was healthy enough to undergo the procedure that will allow him to live out his days with the other steers in Watkins Glen.
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There's also a lot in the film about race- and class-based coding; the assumptions people make about their neighbors; gun violence; the relationship between black residents and the cops who all live out of town; and a lot more.
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It saves the trip to the hospital — and the trip back to the summer house — as Hillary decides then and there to live out her last days by the place where she and her best friend met: the beach. 19.
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Morris, who has sold a collection of assquatches, said that they're not really popular among household collectors but more so among dive bars and tattoo parlors where they can live out their shock value potential and serve as a conversation piece.
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Jason Chaffetz thinks members of Congress should receive a housing stipend, saying in an interview that Washington "is one of the most expensive places in the world" as he pointed to "dozens" of members who live out of their offices.
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After what we're assuming was a lovely lunch filled with electric chemistry and deep, meaningful conversation, the two new best bros shared a mic and a podium to live out a political bromance right of passage: tag-teaming a press conference.
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There are so many layers of shame around sexuality in the first place, but when compounded with these racial and ethnic issues, the struggle to live out authentic desire (or to even be able to identify it) is even greater.
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The father of Chandra Levy tells PEOPLE he is convinced Ingmar Guandique killed his daughter and says he is disappointed the illegal immigrant will likely be deported to his native El Salvador to live out his days as a free man.
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" To adapt, Miguel's Pizza renovated its kitchen and country-store restaurant, tripled the size of its campsite, and now employs a staff of 42 mostly transient climbers, many of whom live out of vans, like Alex Honnold in "Free Solo.
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Through six different expansions (now called "seasons"), and dozens of game updates that helped players live out their power fantasies of becoming a superhero in space, "Destiny 2" has grown into a game that doesn't run out of activities, or surprises.
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"I think it really brings out a sense of nostalgia, especially as you get older and you start forming your own traditions, and being able to see other people live out their lives [you get] inspiration from them," Nilsen explained.
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Or maybe the problem was that they hadn't seen combat, and instead they wanted the glory they missed overseas and decided to live out the quintessential American fantasy of being a "good guy with a gun" standing up against injustice.
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Then he upped the ante: He had a makeup artist use prosthetics to transform him into a character in any number of fatalistic fantasies, so that Phil could live out and actually photograph himself experiencing every possible future he could imagine.
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He believes he has reached an age where he no longer feels obligated to worry about anyone's needs besides his own, that his time here is nearly finished, and he's determined to live out his final days doing as he pleases.
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But once they realized that they would probably live out their days in the United States, they took the brave step of petitioning Meaher for land, arguing that he owed them compensation for the free labor they had provided during bondage.
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"I personally am convinced that the defendant continues to live out his narcissism today," testified Arne Schmidt, who is now the police chief in Cuxhaven and led a special investigation from 2014 to 2017 into the killings for the Oldenburg police.
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It is not just our fiscal responsibility, but our moral responsibility to ensure every American, no matter their age or ability, has the opportunity to live out their later years however they wish—and with the support and dignity they deserve.
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Even Rick, who is less of a fighting machine than his double, gets to live out his flamethrower-abetted Hollywood fantasies, emerging merely "shook up" and ready for a relaxing, possibly career-boosting drink with his neighbor Sharon and her friends.
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" Walking into his Tuesday night fundraiser, Buttigieg told The Associated Press he's "seeking to live out the values of transparency that we talk about, and given that we have a White House that has so moved radically in the opposite direction.
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Your turkey shuffled off this fowl coil before it ever had to witness the president formally pardon Bread and Butter, a pair who will now live out their days at Virginia Tech's Gobblers Rest retirement pen for very important turkeys.
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Unless you work in a field that lends itself to the digital nomad life and want to live out of a suitcase for the rest of your life, you&aposre stuck with two weeks of vacation a year until retirement. Right?
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The same way we always have: by inviting the world's most enthusiastic and creative people — including the people willing to walk here, to risk disease and degradation and death to land here — to live out their best life under liberty.
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"I don't often use the phrase, but today we are, in fact, offering a revolutionary proposal" that will let people "get all of the education that they need to live out their dreams," Mr. Sanders said in introducing his bill.
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Earlier this week, Cara Jennings got to live out the fantasy of so many liberals living in red states: She had the chance to tell her service-cutting, privatization-loving governor what she thought of him, and didn't hold back.
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He is, like Cyrus, anointed by God and thus has divine legitimacy (Trump's spiritual advisers, including evangelical figures Robert Jeffress and Paula White, have repeatedly hammered this point), but he has no obligation to live out Christian principles in his personal life.
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At the completion of the 200-day experiment, another group of volunteers is expected to move into the lab for 105 days, assuming the current crew doesn't go insane and live out the plot of a sci-fi horror or Pauly Shore movie.
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Ultimately, the NhRP was hoping to see Tommy and Kiko, who are currently confined to small cages in a warehouse and a cement storefront in a crowded residential area, released to a sanctuary where they could live out their days in peace.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - SeaWorld said on Thursday it will stop breeding killer whales in captivity, bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists, but the orcas already at its three parks will continue performing as they live out their remaining years.
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A new update to Amazon Alexa, the virtual assistant at the heart of the Amazon Echo line of smart speakers, finally lets you live out your "Star Trek" fantasies by using the word "Computer" to wake her up, as spotted by The Verge.
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I've had the most fabulous time in L.A.," and explains why it's so nice to have a house to herself, "I live out of a suitcase most of the time, so it's really nice to have a real house and a fabulous pool.
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Since we've gone totally off-book at this point, it's hard to predict if these two major characters will really live out the rest of their days in the colonies, or if this season is about them finding a way to escape.
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"USS Callister" evolves that idea by suggesting a future where this technology was kept secret (or just hasn't been mass-marketed), so one man is free to use it to whatever ends he wants, to live out his twisted fantasies in private.
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Guardians of Rescue ultimately plan to find a forever home for Bear, somewhere he can live out the rest of his days spoiled with affection, but until then the group plans to help the canine experience some of the things he has missed.
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They could've said that the bear was going to a farm upstate where it would live out its life chasing bees and eating honey or whatever the hell bears really do (my only real knowledge of bears comes from Winnie the Pooh).
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But no, the TSA has decided that the bear, which was probably loved dearly by whoever had to give him up at the hands of the grope-tastic agency, is going to live out the rest of his life in bear poverty.
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It's only been a few months since we were curled up on our couches with a box of tissues, watching Meghan Markle exchange vows with Prince Harry (the tears were mostly because we'd never live out our dreams of becoming a royal).
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According to The Dodo, the Humane Society of Elkhart County rescued the pig from her tragic situation and transferred her to Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary in Ohio to live out the rest of her life in comfort, surrounded by compassionate people.
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He feels for the people forced to live out here, their powerlessness, the anguish of not being able to provide for their children, "They need to live, they need to find work, to live in peace," he gesticulates into the rear-view mirror.
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Josh had never met, much less fucked, a trans woman, so I wagered that the opportunity to live out a shemale fantasy would seal the deal and invited him onto my cam show, scheduled for later that night at my parent's house.
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"We need you if we're going to have a country where every person, without regard to race or station in life, who is responsible enough to work for it, can live out his or her dreams," Clinton said in Bowling Green, Virginia.
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In fact, when her show at La Neomudejar closed at the end of April, she propped her creatures up in chairs, at a table, to live out their days at her father's country house in Ontinyent, Spain, at least until her next exhibition.
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But it approximates the sense of being inside a "Star Wars" movie and helping fans "live out their fantasy," as the Void's promotional materials put it, wearing a headset and backpack that allows players to see and feel every part of their environment.
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Zehner decided to live out the ideals of the character herself, devoting her life to fighting for women's issues, being an angel investor for women-led businesses, and working as an executive producer on films that focus on quality and women's rights.
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Every action I take, I will ask myself: Does this make life better for young Americans in Baltimore, in Chicago, in Detroit, in Ferguson who have in every way the same right to live out their dreams as any other child in America?
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But he held me tight, kissing me with urgency, until I realized that exposure was the point, that he wanted to show off, here where nobody knew him, where he could be anonymous and free, could live out an ideal of candor.
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And this was the way life was forever on the planet Venus and this was the schoolroom of the children of the rocket men and women who had come to a raining world to set up civilization and live out their lives.
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Now 92 and suffering the effects of a major stroke, Mr. Nhat Hanh has quietly returned home to the city of Hue in central Vietnam to live out his final days at the monastery where he became a novice monk at 16.
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According to job listings, it will pipe in live game data, starting with the NBA and expanding to other leagues, and offer cartoon characters with facial expressions and full-body gestures to let users live out the highs and lows of matches.
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It, like a few more towns on this list, is part of the"One City, Nine Towns" residential project, which was meant to lure people out of overcrowded Shanghai to live out their European fantasies in one of nine Europe-inspired villages.
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If the Supreme Court protects Jack's freedoms of expression and conscience, it can demonstrate that "decent and honorable people" may differ on the meaning of marriage, and all of us remain free to peacefully live out our values on that important issue.
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The best way forward is to give people the widest possible space to live out their identities without having to fear for the loss of their livelihoods or the ministries that give hope to so many of our country's most vulnerable citizens.
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Image 25 of 13 KOZANKOY, Cyprus – Perched halfway up a cragged mountain range, limestone outcrops frame the small village of mostly single-story homes where Nicholas Skourides was born, and where he says he simply wants to live out the rest of his days.
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With the help of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, we have formed a Council with our neighbors in Canada to help ensure that women entrepreneurs have access to the networks, markets and capital they need to start a business and live out their financial dreams.
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Bernie Madoff, the notorious Ponzi schemer, says that he is dying from terminal kidney disease, and on Wednesday asked a judge to grant him an early release from prison on compassionate grounds so that he can live out his remaining days with a friend.
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Serving life in jail are three women, still in thrall to Manson and clinging to his promise that they will all live out the coming race war in a hole in the desert from which they will emerge to populate a glorious new world.
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Together, Gary Johnson and I have found a political equilibrium where Americans can be at peace: Live within our means, protect our Constitutional liberties and let American¹s greatness shine through in allowing each man and woman the freedom to live out their lives.
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By choose-your-own-adventure, it means you can go watch the show right now on an app called PodOp and see Olivia Lake (Sharon Stone) live out her final days before her body was found frozen, from the perspective of whatever character you choose.
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Perhaps The Walking Dead would have been better off if the whole series had ended with Negan in a hospital bed, resigned to live out his days in prison, and knowing his way of life faltered in the face of the future Carl wanted.
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I became momentarily untethered from meat space, and immersed in world where I could run laps around the legions of hell, able to live out all my Doom guy fantasies about running a million miles an hour across the sands Mars, shotgun in hand.
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But the Sandy Hook suit is the first ever to challenge the PLCAA by making this specific argument––that Bushmaster is selling guns that couldn't reasonably be used hunting or protecting and are instead designed to let people live out Call of Duty fantasies.
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"The big thing is Mr. Petty is legally blind and the parents [of the victim] live out of state and this little girl lives out of state and didn't want to make all the travels back and forth," Pyle said, according to the paper.
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From rocking out on his guitar, donning a Gucci diamond-encrusted top to sneaking into the garage while his parents are sleeping dressed in a silver spacesuit to live out his childhood dream of "building my own spaceship," Bay brings his imagination to life.
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Another work that is meant to live out in the world is a performance by Todd Gray, who will be wearing the wardrobe of Ray Manzarek, the late keyboardist for LA band The Doors, as he goes about his daily routine for the show's duration.
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That's why, after five full-lengths and over a decade of touring, they decided it was time to put out their first live album (LIVE, out now via Suicide Squeeze) and capture a sound they hadn't yet been able to replicate in a studio.
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I would keep on toying with these little people for a few more minutes, dropping one here and there, smothering a few between my breasts while giggling… How do you deal with the fact that you could never live out your deepest sexual desires?
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They are thinkers like George Santayana, a thoroughgoing materialist who scoffed at human progress to the point of indifference to human suffering yet loved Catholic traditions so much that he chose to live out the end of his days in the care of nuns.
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No, makeup-removing cleansing wipes can't live out a real-life love story with us — but they've definitely been there through the worst of it, the latest of nights and most moisture-zapping flights, or just when other cleansers can't get the job done alone.
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