Just as Sheldon and Leonard live together in the same apartment, Israelis and Palestinians still live together in the same land.
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Hopefully they'll learn to live together in peace—I grew up in the 60s, and I thought everybody was a flower child, and we were all gonna live together happily.
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" She concluded: "Our adventures remind us to LIVE together.
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" He continues, "She didn't want to live together anymore.
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When I graduated, we silently agreed that we'd live together.
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And as of today, Denis and I still live together.
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Not long afterward, Tettchan and Miki decided to live together.
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My friend is ashamed of how we live together now.
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"You have to get together and live together," he says.
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We will live together and I will buy you everything.
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Will you still be a slob when we live together?
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We live together, so we work, live, and tour together.
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The biggest declines are happening among couples that live together.
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Young and Mogul live together with their daughter in Arizona.
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Meet the Wild Duck Cluster, where 2,900 stars live together.
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The four live together in a studio apartment in Chelsea.
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We must learn to live together as brothers and sisters.
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If you already live together, sorry — please see step 5.
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Adults still need plenty of help learning to live together.
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We must learn to live together and love one another.
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Soon, the two marry and live together as a family.
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We have to live together because we aren't going anywhere.
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Because the people that want to live together are fine.
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They usually live together and are guarded by security officials.
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They live together and they do everything together as well.
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Can cats and dogs ever truly live together in peace?
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We all have to find a way to live together.
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I hope that she lives in a world that can recognize the ways anger and sadness live together, and the ways rage and responsibility, so often seen as natural enemies, can live together as well.
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"We still don't live together," the Younger star, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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The families can stay together and the families can live together.
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They all live together as property guardians of an abandoned hospital.
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We live together now, our families are good and we're good.
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So you work together and live together and you're best friends.
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And they could live together in a house and be beautiful.
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They live together in a home in the San Fernando Valley.
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The pair now live together with two cats, Calipo and Dorito.
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Semba and her puppy, named Chihuahua-mametaro, live together in Japan.
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They live together with Sylvia's family in a village near Bratislava.
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We recently celebrated our one year anniversary and now live together.
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It's a strange situation to live together and yet be separated.
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There is an effort at the grassroots level to live together.
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While we are not married, we live together and share expenses.
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They live together, share the same car, have the same job.
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We didn't send him there because we want to live together.
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"We can live together peacefully because of kindness," Mr. Supitpong said.
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We showed different faiths can live together in the Middle East.
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Team 210 members collaborate and even all live together with Paul.
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" Never having seen the show, she asked, "And they live together?
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Who are we, now, and how can we best live together?
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After the wedding they'll live together in Dixon's home in Nashville.
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I'm excited for more cooking nights together when we live together.
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In many Asian and African communities, multiple generations commonly live together.
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"They live together and are very happy," a source told PEOPLE.
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The overall theme of the biennial, How will we live together?
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"We should naturally try to get the generations to live together."
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Holmes pointed out that bats also live together in high numbers.
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"We were going to live together and die together," he said.
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"We were going to live together and die together," he said.
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All the people of the country, many diverse faiths live together.
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The divers live together in barracks, forming a tight and cohesive team.
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You said Thais and foreign fighters live together in the main quarters.
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If you live together, move out as soon as you're able to.
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We are all equal because we all live together in the forest.
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"Here in Albania we live together, without considering religious differences," she said.
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"I love the fact that we didn't live together before," he says.
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They live together in San Francisco where they're training for a retest.
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So what would happen if those people were forced to live together?
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In 2008, they hung out on set of Total Request Live together.
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Is Indra going to say, "Live together, die alone" at some point?
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My boyfriend and I live together in a condo that I own.
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You're in a relationship together, you live together, and you work together.
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"Two opposing positions can live together in the same caucus," he said.
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"How long did we live together, Andrea?" asked the fighter Samuel, 31.
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What are your porn-watching habits like, now that you live together?
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She married her husband this winter, and they live together in Harlem.
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They live together in a home she rents for $1,000 a month.
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"They live together and are very happy," a Cyrus source tells PEOPLE.
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They had one main goal: to all live together again in safety.
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She also doesn't have children, and we say maybe we'll live together.
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Sandel: The common good is about how we live together in community.
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These students have to live together and to go to class together.
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But that didn't translate into either of us wanting to live together.
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"Rohingya, we want to live together, we want peace," he told me.
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"They live together and are very happy," a source told the outlet.
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Sutton and Jane live together in Brooklyn, while Kat lives in Manhattan.
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Families live together in single rooms—multiple children and their parents all
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By law, you are not both liable just because you live together.
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I have three brothers and three sisters, and we all live together.
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Because I refuse to believe that people just can't just live together.
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The two comedians were also cast members on "Saturday Night Live" together.
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Whether you're married and live together, are unmarried and live together, or are in any combination of partnership and maintaining a joint household, we want EACHof you to submit a Money Diary tracking your expenses for one week.
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Whether you're married and live together, are unmarried and live together, or are in any combination of partnership and maintaining a joint household, we want BOTHof you to submit a Money Diary tracking your expenses for one week.
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Whether you're married and live together, are unmarried and live together, or are in any combination of partnership and maintaining a joint household, we want EACH of you to submit a Money Diary tracking your expenses for one week.
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Whether you're married and live together, are unmarried and live together, or are in any combination of partnership and maintaining a joint household, we want BOTH of you to submit a Money Diary tracking your expenses for one week.
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We had decided to live together, and that I would emigrate to Europe.
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You and your spouse are on awful terms and you don't live together.
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The two now live together in the Bronx in a one-bedroom apartment.
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I've always said my boys have a dad; we just don't live together.
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"You can see we all live together here in this camp," he says.
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In the new test version, those stories live together on the Discover tab.
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"I don't know, but I know we just cannot live together," said Chyna.
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I like to see mankind live together - black, white, Chinese, everyone - that's all.
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It's a lovely country where we can all find room to live together.
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The band members have long said they will never perform live together again.
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Simons's boyfriend of just over a year is French: They live together here.
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Modern Orthodox Judaism states that couples cannot live together until they are married.
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The virus is far deadlier for older people, especially when they live together.
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This does not apply to single households where people may already live together.
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In India, it's not culturally acceptable for couples to live together before marrying.
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First we must acknowledge what really happened and then try to live together.
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After "Greenberg," Baumbach and Gerwig began writing together (they also now live together).
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They now live together in Wayne, N.J., about 30 miles west of Manhattan.
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They don't live together, and I don't believe they have an ongoing ''relationship.
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We don't live together, and I try to distance myself from much interaction.
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Couples who live together share a lot of things: beds, bathrooms, food, toiletries.
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"I absolutely Venmo Justin the most, simply because we live together," Quinn says.
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It should be actually very natural thing for the generations to live together.
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They are taking creative steps to help neighbors from different backgrounds live together.
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The couple had been convicted after choosing to live together despite the law.
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We live together, we train together, attending meetings, almost going through everything together.
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We're gonna get married and I don't know if we're gonna live together.
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"Those kinds of automatic courtesies are what make it possible to live together."
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If you don't live together — or even if you do — change up your space.
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And just like in the movie, Whelchel and Cauble live together in real life.
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These are things that I'm trying to figure out how to make live together.
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My boyfriend and I live together, but I travel much more than he does.
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My long-term boyfriend and I live together and fight the most over housework.
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If you and your love live together, you're probably always fighting for charger space.
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When they aren't jet-setting, they live together in a new home in Nashville.
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They live together and have been collectively raising the child she had with Kirk.
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After all, how often do your favorite reality stars choose to live together offscreen?
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Now we live together and he's very difficult so I have to be patient.
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More than 40 Muslim families live together in the quiet Cedar Ridge apartment complex.
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We live together, have a dog, and pretty much the white-picket-fence life.
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History's bloodiest dictators forced to live together in a Seattle loft and find love.
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Conservation necessarily involves money and finding ways for humans and wildlife to live together.
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When we made that album, all those styles of music didn't live together before.
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They are marrying later, increasingly likely to live together informally before marriage or indefinitely.
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"Today's message is to unite, to associate and to live together," Mr. Modi said.
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Kuwait is predominantly Sunni, but Sunnis and Shiites live together with few sectarian tensions.
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The Sidemen would go on to live together in various plush houses in London.
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This city, all cities, are a response to how we choose to live together.
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Gatherings of more than two people that don't live together are banned as well.
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They hope to live together in the United States within the year, he said.
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"They still live together so obviously he noticed and that bothered him," he said.
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Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don't live together.
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We live together, we eat the same food, we have the same faculty resources.
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"We live together, we eat the same food, we have the same faculty resources ..."
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Today, the three of us openly live together as a triad, raising our kids.
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We do what we can — and must — to live together and love each other.
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Trilobites Couples who live together share a lot of things: beds, bathrooms, food, toiletries.
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This is changing not only our concept of privacy, but how we live together.
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Q: My girlfriend and I live together in an Upper West Side co-op.
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"It can actually help if they are taking longer to live together," Coontz said.
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But if you cannot live together peacefully, perhaps you can break up with dignity.
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Staub and Caffrey have been dating since April, 2016 and they already live together.
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Wendy filed for divorce last month in NJ, where they used to live together.
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The couple, who did not live together, were raising their 1-year-old daughter together.
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Communal tension is less fierce in the few places where Sunnis and Shias live together.
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Humanitas is not the first institution to urge old and young people to live together.
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Saxons and Britons live together peaceably, protected from memory by a cloud of forgetful mist.
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There, the blind and the sighed live together in a Garden of Eden-esque harmony.
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In decades past, it was not uncommon for three generations of family to live together.
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I feel if you're married and live together, you need to create your own spaces.
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My husband and I did not live together for 10 years, except during the summers.
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Flowers and People, Cannot be Controlled but Live Together runs May 1 to July 31.
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They live together in Dallas, where they are proud parents to a dog named Jackson.
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These two people can't separate; nobody will take us so we have to live together.
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They've had a flash of inspiration: Make the women live together in a local hotel.
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Couples that live together without being married could be put in jail for six months.
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I still had doubts that women and men could live together in anything approaching harmony.
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Several ethnic groups live together relatively peacefully - navigating the town's waterways in tree-carved boats.
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We're married, live together, and put our relationship first, but we also see other people.
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It means literally creating 15 little films that would eventually live together on the platform.
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"They live together and are very happy," a Miley source told PEOPLE at the time.
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Once Liv was like, maybe you should live together, it was like, boom — that's it.
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"If there's peace, all well and good, we'll live together without any problem," he said.
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"John and I, we can live together with respect for one another," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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It's weird that we basically live together now even though we aren't actually that serious?
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Three groups of female besties live together, compete in challenges and grow brutal for $100,000.
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For some, the war's greatest casualty has been the ability of Syrians to live together.
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We must learn to live together as brother & sister or we will perish as fools.
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Their chemistry, the result of Wilde's idea that they should live together during filming, is palpable.
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As marriage rates continue to fall, Americans in relationships are choosing to just live together instead.
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Nowadays, more and more couples choose to live together before making the decision to get married.
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"Most of the time, we'll just get to live together like a normal couple," she predicts.
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The couple continued to live together and date despite the canceled wedding and frequent, volatile fights.
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Some of these habits get corrected through therapy, but having to live together expedites the process.
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The new trailer shows off a place called Ryme City where pokémon and people live together.
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If you want to live together someday, you need to be making that kind of money.
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"I test out most of my stuff on Jordyn because we live together," she told Vogue.
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When they broke up, we really struggled, we couldn't stop fighting, we couldn't live together anymore.
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Any place that enables their often poor and close-knit community to live together is fine.
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The "celebs" will have to live together in Los Angeles and hammer out their relationship issues.
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It's about this place, and the people forced to live together and deal with each other.
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Sorry, you will not change them fundamentally as a human in the months you live together.
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They need not live together, and there is no set period before the law kicks in.
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They did not live together, but one evening someone rang his door and it was her.
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Ms. Conger and Mr. Ahnberg live together in a studio not too far from the altar.
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More than 22013% of couples live together before they wed, a dramatic change from the 230s.
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Staub and Caffrey began dating in April 2016 and live together in her New Jersey home.
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We knew that following our stint apart, we'd move to the same city and live together.
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Couples who live together outside of marriage could also face up to six months in jail.
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A loss of privacy is the main drawback when multiple generations live together, Mr. Graham said.
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Now, they live together, and are "taking care of each other like family," Minh Thu said.
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They can choose to live together in one state, or they can separate into two states.
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The duet, made in 2004, is in the familiar can't-live-together, can't-live-apart genre.
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Like Mr. Figari, most members are laymen, but they live together in monastery-like community houses.
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This is the first time on this earth that we live together with 10 billion robots.
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While several generations of a family used to live together, such arrangements are less common now.
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The newlyweds, who live together in a Manhattan apartment, also have a home in Santa Fe.
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" Now many couples live together before marrying, he said, adding, "Our generation should create new traditions.
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The show is about a group of 20-somethings who live together in a derelict hospital.
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This is the first time on this earth that we live together with 10 billion robots.
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He added that his production will examine how people can live together during times of conflict.
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In today's 360 video, enter a Tulou home, where as many as 20 families live together.
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The home and the collection is Mr. Friedman's; he and Ms. Wakefield do not live together.
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Staub and Caffrey have been dating since April 2016 and live together in her New Jersey home.
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The students also live together as a sort of brotherhood, to encourage each other on the path.
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" He added: "I think she like it, because we live together for almost 10 years or more.
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We must all learn to live together as brothers – or we will all perish together as fools.
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Korol is a longtime YouTuber who has known Donaldson since 2012 when they played Xbox Live together.
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This photo was taken right before we zoomed off back to Greenpoint, where we live together happily.
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This included imparting the ability not only to swim but to live together in a cohesive society.
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Rather than having all this data in a million places, it can all live together in Gigwell.
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We will do everything we can so that Central Africans can live together in Central African Republic.
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We live together, we have two cats [Calippo and Dorito] but they're both really, really strange creatures.
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My husband, my sister, her boyfriend, my mom, and I all live together for the time being.
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Biorhythm temperature technology helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep — perfect for couples who live together.
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The two live together in New York and often pose together for her Instagram in sweet photos.
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They live together in a house in North Hollywood that they have dubbed — completely sincerely — the Factory.
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In November, Winter and Meaden — who live together — celebrated a milestone in their relationship: their first anniversary.
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"We have to live together - we cannot change geography but we must build better history," he said.
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"We live together, and we're different in a lot of ways, but he's really grounded," Efron said.
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I do believe if the wall and the checkpoint are removed we can both live together peacefully.
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As a Christian pastor put it: We can live together as brothers or perish together as fools.
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The Bible tells us how good and pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity.
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Marie and her BF still live together in Canada, as they have for the last 3 years.
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Her work is deeply inspired by films in which future robots and humans live together as one.
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Giselle Taylor and her fiancé live together in Tarpon Springs, according to an affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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Japanese men and women will either have to figure out ways to live together—or remain alone.
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What would you do to live in the Brockhampton house, cause you know they all live together?
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Taylor Swift has teased yet another image from the forthcoming "I Don't Wanna Live Together" music video.
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Kansas City is fairly budget-friendly, and couples won't have to live together to still live comfortably.
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It's a metaphor of how to play and live together when you have all these different cultures.
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The pair had signed a lease to live together again this past school year, their senior year.
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One of the conversations was me and my friend Johnny, of FatKidsBrotha, we used to live together.
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They will live together until one dies and the other dies shortly thereafter of a broken heart.
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The Bible tells us, 'How good and pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity.
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But (there's always a "but") I really want to live together and make a home with him.
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The two quickly agreed to live together in the larger unit and rent out the other lodgings.
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They divorced in the 1980s but continued to live together until Mr. O'Brien's death, Professor Goldsmith said.
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The premise is familiar: Six young people live together and consent to being filmed around the clock.
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Eilish grew up not just with, but within the internet, a place where disparate things live together.
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Under new rules, New Yorkers can only share cars if they already live together or are married.
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Over the past four decades, never have they planned or even rehearsed outside of performing live together.
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Non-married partners who don't live together are not protected, nor are family members other than children.
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The couple had divorced nearly a decade ago but continued to live together, according court and property records.
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At the University of Iowa, for example, students interested in business careers live together in the "BizHawks" community.
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At 49, they live together in Fischbeck and travel home on weekends to spend time with their parents.
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Consider How You Handle Stress When you live together, there's no avoiding each other — including when you're stressed.
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She and her partner live together in a Jewish neighborhood where they run a Palestinian cafe called Rai.
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Public problems are our problems as individuals who live together in a society and seek to govern ourselves.
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And although they don't appear to be sleeping in the same room, why else would they live together?
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We think that if you're connecting in an empowered way, it's ok for them all to live together.
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We have this coexistence and ability to live together and thrive if we understand it and respect it.
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Or if we hated each other but were forced to live together until we could afford separate places?
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Scola and Rodarte live together in West Hollywood, which happens to be pretty close to the Oviatt Penthouse.
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The family purchased Mr. Big Stuff so he and Butterball can live together after their marriage, KSLA reported.
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In the end, the woman becomes a tiger herself; they live together, not afraid of their own natures.
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Our writing process doesn't really involve us playing live together, it's more like sending tracks back and forth.
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So when we ascend, we pass through the domestic plane, the question of, 'How do we live together?
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"Women from all kinds of social, cultural or religious backgrounds live together in Neve Tirza," Ifrah tells Refinery29.
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"If those who committed crimes go through the catharsis, we shall accept them and live together," she said.
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"We're beginning to see a different way that human beings can live together in the world," she said.
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"One day, I'd love to have a nice big house for us" to live together in, said Star.
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"We live together, so he has no choice but to sleep with the seals every night," she said.
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"These are two types of bonds that we think can live together without killing each other," he said.
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"I don't talk about my finances with anyone really, except my boyfriend because we live together," she says.
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She, her husband, three children and one grandchild all live together and were born and raised in Utuado.
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It's always [happened], but it has certainly accelerated historically as people and animals have learned to live together.
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"A wolf and a penguin could never live together, nor could a camel and a hippopotamus," she says.
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Guns are normal in the Hawley household, where Loo (short for Louise) and her father, Samuel, live together.
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Lee and members of her giving circle even joke that they'll all live together when they get old.
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The women generally live together in one or two large dorm rooms, where they also eat and shower.
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If two people can live together and help each other, that is the most important thing in life.
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Before anything else, it's a modus vivendi: an arrangement that allows different people to live together in peace.
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I will deploy to the Middle East this spring and glad it's happening now before we live together.
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Money can be hard to talk about, but once you live together, it's an even harder subject to avoid.
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Non-married partners who don't live together are not protected, nor does it protect family members other than children.
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Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood will also perform live together — a first for the duo on any CMT stage.
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On the flip side, children supporting elderly parents can also use this deduction, even if they don't live together.
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"I'm looking forward to having a family of our own and being able to live together," Rabago tells PEOPLE.
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"Maybe we're coming to a better state in our lives where people understand that we live together," he said.
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And, even after finding love, the brothers continued to live together: Phan moved in with the twins in 2012.
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"Nobody says dating long distance is easy—I am so happy Tristan and I live together now!" she wrote.
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Both sides need to feel more secure, but also to learn to live together in a low-trust world.
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His partner Marlene, 18, explains the couple has been together two years and live together under a domestic partnership.
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They live together on their isolated island, content with one another's company — but also hoping to start a family.
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"Most of us all live together, so it's pretty much eat, sleep and spit water," joked contestant Joel Lowinger.
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"I just knew that my parents weren't going to live together anymore, so I burst into tears," she said.
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Some opt to continue to live together in the same apartment until one person can afford to move out.
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"It's a surprise party for my mother and we live together," she carefully explained when she made the order.
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" Pressed for more info by Degeneres, Sheeran says of his girlfriend, Cherry Seaborn, "She's really cool, we live together.
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Martin supports the sanctuary personally and the four-legged stars all live together on the grounds as a pack.
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" The contestants live together at a beach house, "hoping to turn a potential summer fling into the real thing.
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We all live together in a giant, perfect world that sometimes makes us forget how to deal with adversity.
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Singer says the 2 didn't even live together, so the notion he suffered a loss of companionship is absurd.
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As PEOPLE previously reported, the couple continue to live together in the L.A. area despite making their split official.
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Our RG3 sources say he bought the house for HIMSELF only -- and there was no intent to live together.
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But we also need to craft opportunities for people of different ages to live together and share public spaces.
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Then they would stop sleeping on the floor of a friend's apartment and find a place to live together.
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But we had plenty of time during the day, because we live together and work together in the apartment.
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They live together in a mansion in LA with their two dogs Uno and Honey, and their cat Cheeto.
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Alex Iovine, 26, and Emma Pichl, 24, live together in Manhattan and have been dating for nearly two years.
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That we are willing to live together inside of a story being written rather than a story already told?
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Pauline Tran, 30, has been dating Liam Martens, 29, for over six years, and they live together in Brooklyn.
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"Believe me, the people themselves, in the market, in the street, we and the Jews live together," he said.
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The 90 freshmen in Structured Liberal Education live together and attend lectures by humanities scholars from across the university.
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" At the unveiling of the artwork, Eliasson — who asks questions with his artwork like "How do we live together?
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Paitoon and Jilian will live together as a socially bonded pair but will not be set up as mates.
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They could not handle early success, Bryer and Barks write, and after a point they did not live together.
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The entire premise: six Japanese young adults, three men and three women, live together in a beautiful Japanese home.
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In this comedic masterpiece, the two were like "chalk and cheese" when forced to live together in close quarters.
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Our founding story is not about one person; it's about two: learning to live together, learning to be one.
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We didn't live together before we got married and were shocked to learn how different our eating habits were.
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The teacher then told the student that it was sinful for two men to live together, the father said.
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"I don't know how we are going to live together," Badri said of the once booming shale oil sector.
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Tang: My best friend and I didn&apost live together for the first year I was in New York.
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The president of the United States himself now seems to agree that Muslims and non-Muslims can't live together.
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"It's a group of people who live together – you can call it a squad if you want to – and what we do is we make videos, we live together, we collaborate together and that's the beauty of it," Lange – who has 942,000 Instagram followers – says in a video exclusive to PEOPLE and Instant.
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The inside of his right arm emblazoned with a tattoo saying "Live Together Die Alone," according to the coroner's report.
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Hackenberg is that (rare) shining example of how both analytics twitter and scouting twitter can live together in perfect harmony.
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Her name is Kiva and she's also divorced with children; they're a little younger and we don't all live together.
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Not long after getting engaged, Bushnell moved to Colorado with Higgins, where they live together in his cozy Denver home.
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Rather, it more modestly strives to reconcile seemingly irreconcilable preferences in order for people to live together and co-operate.
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"I just don't get how you can live together and not still have sex," he's told me three separate times.
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As PEOPLE previously reported, the couple continue to live together in the Los Angeles area despite making their split official.
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Scump, Crimsix and Formal live together and Karma is just minutes away, so they spend a lot of time together.
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Top League of Legends teams all live together like one big family, which goes about as well as you'd expect.
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I'm lucky (and maybe a little weird) because Katie is still my best friend and we actually still live together.
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This is the first time the couple will perform live together since they welcomed twins, Rumi and Sir, last June.
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Once their nuptials are over, the newlyweds plan to live together in a two-bedroom Fento apartment, WILX-TV reported.
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But when you live together, you're always in your partner's grill, so it's harder to get space — literally and figuratively.
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Dear Kelsey, My boyfriend and I have been together for about a year and a half and we live together.
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A just solution of the conflict will require a serious commitment by both sides to make compromises and live together.
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Asked if he was hopeful they could all live together in Egypt, he said "inshallah," meaning "God willing" in Arabic.
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"Mauricio needed to find a place to live right then, and I told him, 'Let's live together,'" Ms. Wedel recalled.
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Khalilzad has recognized that, while the U.S. can negotiate withdrawal, only Afghans can actually determine how to live together peacefully.
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"He added that he and Hadid "haven't officially swapped keys or anything yet, [but] we live together wherever we are.
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In 2016, WeWork launched WeLive, which takes the premise of coworking and ups the ante by having members live together.
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But institutions are what allow people, whose experiences and interests differ and diverge, to live together in a democratic system.
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Through both organizations, people with and without intellectual disabilities live together in a community where they can feel they belong.
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It's a beautifully curated collection of objects and furniture from different countries and decades that live together in perfect harmony.
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It was in this liminal zone that the settlers would live together, between a permanent twilight and a permanent dawn.
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Staggered by this nightmarish new reality, I am grasping for explanations for why my parents can no longer live together.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more Americans than ever are choosing to live together before marriage.
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Although they remained married until Susan's death in 2004, they didn't live together for more than half of their marriage.
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In a sense, Mag is England and Maureen is Ireland: they can't live together, but they have barely lived apart.
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Alice Williams did long distance for three years with her boyfriend before moving to Salt Lake City to live together.
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Now I'm 32, and we still live together, as is customary in South Asian households where children support their parents.
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I want us to live together for a few months to make sure this is good for both of us.
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Meet mother and daughter pair Bema, 65, and Berna Anat, 29, who live together as roomies in South San Francisco.
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But soldiers engage in a rare kind of contact: They live together, eat together and work together on common goals.
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It was not immediately clear whether the two had continued to live together or to see each other after that.
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In an interview, Oliveira said she was being argumentative and meant that modern and ancient cultures must learn to live together.
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We had only been dating for two or three weeks and he said to me, 'I think we should live together.
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In a world where 25 women live together in a house all trying to date the same guy, what is bullying?
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Rob tells them that he and Chyna don't live together and that neither of them is comfortable at the other's house.
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But they do say that mages and humans used to live together in peace, until Mordred tried to take over England.
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They're bartenders and club staffers from different parts of the United States, and they live together, work together, and drink together.
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It has also become harder for families to live together because people move around a lot more than they used to.
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It's so romantic, watching them in the snow as they about the logistics of how to live together and work together.
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Country music royalty Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood will perform live together — a first for the duo on any CMT stage.
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The love birds married in June and now live together in Maryland, but they've carried on their travel (and photo) tradition.
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Almost all couples now live together before they marry, so people are well aware of what their partners expect of them.
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Even more rarely, though, are seven people from radically different walks of life forced to live together while the cameras roll.
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In the 1980s virginity was considered a woman's chief asset and few couples dared to date openly, let alone live together.
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The two started dating right before she went in for her second kidney transplant, and now live together in Los Angeles.
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"I just think it's kind of nice if you're going to live together, maybe to at least get engaged," Kidman said.
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"We can all live together, Flemish and Wallonian," Mr. Wauters said, smiling and pointing to his wife, "but only in Flanders."
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"We have the seeds to live together but without occupation, without apartheid, with equality, with human rights, in one democratic state."
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"My notion was that we would live together as two hybrids, each of us half male and half female," she writes.
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They've been friends for ages, they used to live together, and Cooper even introduced Corden to his future wife Julia Carey.
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"We've got three kids together, we live together, and I didn't like the moment at immigration," Grant said in an interview.
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When you live together, because you're sleeping in the same bed every night, sex can end up feeling like an obligation.
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"And if we ever live together, it would have to be in a duplex, because I really like my little world."
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Over the course of the season, these newly-formed couples travel together, live together, and—if all works out—get hitched.
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Now both have qualified for Pyeongchang in cross-country skiing and biathlon, and they train and live together in Bozeman, Mont.
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"The Happytime Murders" takes place in a noir-drenched Los Angeles where "felties" and "meat sacks" live together in grim disharmony.
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Women tend to have children young in Botswana's traditional culture, where generations of family typically live together in the same village.
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"In the old days, people used to live together in households ... (or) with different generations just down the road," she said.
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Sixty-one percent now live together unmarried in states that previously approved of the process, contrasted with 74 percent in 2015.
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My boyfriend isn't on a high wage and I hadn't yet secured a job, so we couldn't afford to live together.
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The couple continues to live together in their Spartanburg home as Game struggles to make ends meet doing landscaping and catering.
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Handy and Walk, who were not available for comment, live together in Atlanta and are expecting a fourth child, Young said.
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A year later, we live together, which is basically a petri dish for small resentments to quickly multiply into irreparable ones.
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In South Korea, athletes often live together in dormitories and routinely skip other classes, leaving them with few other career choices.
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Different people with different experiences want different things; how do we find a way to live together without resorting to violence?
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"I love cats, but I love people too, and I want you all to be able to live together," she says.
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They live together in Le Touquet, a commune near Boulogne-sur-Mer, in the Pas-de-Calais department in northern France.
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"After the war, I hope we can live together: Alawites, Christians, Sunnis, and Shiites, in a state of law," he said.
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Kylie Jenner and boyfriend Travis Scott may share 5-month-old daughter Stormi, but the famous couple still don&apost live together.
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Now, they say, a total of 42 sharks live together in the tank, with two turtles and 20 rays living alongside them.
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"No, I just think it's kind of nice — if you're going to live together, maybe to at least get engaged," Kidman continued.
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Even if they live together, the pool of temptation has grown larger and easier to dip into, thanks partly to social media.
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"All of the Korean people, North and South, deserve to be able to live together in harmony, prosperity, and peace," Trump said.
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The development from toothy juveniles to toothless and beaked adults probably let dinos young and old live together without competing for food.
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"We used to live together, but then [Muslims] got the idea of taking over and making this their own country," he says.
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" He also credited his relationship with Seaborn, saying, "We live together now, and I think that was a real help grounding me.
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They do not tend to live together, though, and mostly vote for nationalist parties which in turn parcel out jobs and patronage.
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Couple's Diaries: We want to take a closer look at how romantic partners who live together handle their money together — and individually.
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They have the same friends, they've bonded with each others' families, they probably live together and maybe even have joint banking accounts.
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"No, I just think it's kind of nice if you're going to live together maybe to at least get engaged," Kidman continued.
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Liam Neeson and Helen Mirren — who actually used to live together — both appeared on the latest edition of The Graham Norton Show.
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There are tons of people that live with their girlfriends, [and] tons of people that don't live together and are super happy.
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"In the sandwich generation, children can claim their parents if they are providing support, even if they don't live together, " Pickering said.
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The 2 did not live together and had a strained relationship for the last years of his life, but they frequently interacted.
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For the next two years, these scientists would live together in the massive vivarium without any physical contact with the outside world.
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Through URI, there are now over 100 apartments in New York City where domestic abuse survivors and their pets can live together.
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Although the Christian-majority Philippines has endured bouts of insurrection by Muslim groups for centuries, the two communities mostly live together peacefully.
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The utopian matriarchal society of all our hopes and dreams Elephant females live together with their young in tight-knit family groups.
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"Chaparral is considered a habitat but it ends up being a collection of plants that all sort of live together," Haffner said.
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Changing addresses might change their decision on whether or not to live together, but it will definitely not mean a White Swiftmas.
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"Providing jobs in a village, people could continue to live together, and people could stay with their parents and kids," Dechen said.
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A growing number of couples are waiting until later in life to get married, and many live together before they do so.
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"I'm scared for our democracy, for our ability to live together in community across lines of race, class, and religion," Fonda wrote.
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Now, with so many people choosing to live together before they tie the knot, the purpose of a registry has changed dramatically.
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We hang out on the weekend, he doesn't fuck with me, I don't fuck with him, then we can all live together.
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Even if the mother and father live together, the mother retains sole legal authority — the father cannot gain custody of the child.
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"If two people can live together and help each other, that is the most important thing in life," said Matt Murphy, left.
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It would dilute other social problems as well, including poverty, inequality and extremism, teaching diverse people how to live together in peace.
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The best plan seems to be active shaping of growing AI. Teaching it and us to live together in mutually beneficial way.
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Since we both work together and live together, it was an attempt, when we could, to separate those things a little bit.
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If you think that should be easy because you already live together and love one another, you're wrong, and you know it.
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What began as a casual flirtation became more serious when he met her challenge of finding them a place to live together.
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For example, the first case of human to human transmission in the US was between a husband and wife who live together.
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For nearly a month, the Somali refugee family lived separate lives on separate continents, begging authorities to help them live together again.
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Richie and Disick began dating around 2017 and currently live together, as seen in a 2019 episode of Flip It Like Disick.
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In order to live together as one people we must come to respect the dignity and the worth of every human being.
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This is all further complicated when 60 to 70 individuals live together in the jungle with limited interactions with the outside world.
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Where to watch: NetflixIn the Japanese dating show "Terrace House," six strangers live together unscripted in a house, hanging out and sometimes dating.
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It's funny, but I really love doing this stuff, because we were long-distance for so long and now get to live together.
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Thousands of people do this every year because traditional gift registries are outmoded — couples who already live together don't need toasters and dishware.
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As time passed, primates as a whole became more social and evolved to live together in groups, but only humans became truly monogamous.
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The causes are: biological (like your genes), psychological (how you think about yourself), and social (the wider ways in which we live together).
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They provide a very private look into the lives of two people, both successful and gorgeous, but unable to live together as partners.
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Ubisoft's latest action game takes place in a strange world where knights, samurai, and vikings live together in a constant state of war.
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During the commercial break, the cast and crew ran to the skybox to congratulate the happy couple, who live together in Los Angeles.
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These voters may agree with one another on social issues, or on foreign policy, and so they live together within the same party.
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From this perspective, what the self-proclaimed "farmosopher" Glenn Albrecht calls sumbiotarianism (from the Greek word sumbioun, to live together) has clear advantages.
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We can live together in massive cities with multiple millions of people living on top of one another, like in Cairo or Delhi.
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Now, in Kravitz's own interview with the magazine, the actress has revealed that she and Kidman actually used to live together as well.
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After the honeymoon phase is over, it seems simpler to just kick back and flick on the television — especially if you live together.
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By combining data points like your online purchases and where you live, together with records provided by its marketing partners from various sources.
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He says, that these things "live together," and thus formulate a completeness or wholeness (hence the show's title, Every Square Needs a Circle).
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Looking ahead to the time when you'll live together again and have another child will inevitably bring excitement and joy to your conversations.
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" He continued: "You cannot stop these sentiments of people who want to live together with their own and they want their borders protected.
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Mr. Simmon and his 28-year-old son Luke Simmon, who live together, had hunkered down at home to ride out the storm.
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He used to say that Muslims and Hindus couldn't live together because of a fundamental difference over what was cooking in their kitchens.
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We are all super busy these days, so even though we live together, it's nice to catch up and really talk it out.
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And in "Man Seeking Woman," at 10:30, Josh and Lucy fall in love but can't quite figure out how to live together.
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But while there are thousands of doppelgängers out there, there is something very peculiar about Maria and Elisabetta: they're BFFs and live together!
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Mr. Hughes had been planning to move to the Washington area so that they could live together, and they had been house hunting.
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All of his favored motifs — the still life, landscape, portrait, and interior — live together in this piece, one of the largest in the show.
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The bacteria inside you and your fermented dairy live together in a community called a biome, growing and changing in response to their environments.
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In addition to branching toward enterprise members, WeWork is also expanding its services and testing out spaces where members actually live together, called, WeLive.
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Fey, Poehler, and Rudolph — longtime friends and collaborators since working on Saturday Night Live together — pulled no punches addressing the elephant in the room.
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Dr. King always said it best, 'You've got to learn to live together as brothers or we are going to perish together as fools.
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On average, couples will spend 3.5 years living together before marriage, and nearly nine in 10 couples (89%) live together in some capacity beforehand.
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Like many New Yorkers, Thawin appreciates getting to meet "different types of people, different cultures...we learn from each other how to live together".
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The courts have been quick to respond to decriminalization, ruling in favor of petitions by same-sex couples to be allowed to live together.
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Joyce and Campion now live together and recently had a child, a son whom Joyce said would be the beneficiary of the interview payment.
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In some Western countries those who live together for an extended period enjoy some of the same legal rights and obligations as married couples.
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IF YOU live together like a husband and wife for a number of years, then in the eyes of the law you are married.
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"Now, you can hang out and go live together, whether you're just doing homework or catching up on your day," the blog post reads.
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Baena and Plaza live together in Los Angeles, but lately they've spent time in Tuscany, shooting "The Little Hours," which Baena wrote and directed.
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All three live together in Nuka World under an uneasy truce, but when you arrive it's immediately clear the peace won't last much longer.
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I wanted to show this in the story in a more direct way — the idea that people live together but can't see one another.
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Sometimes people who live together draft written agreements known as "roommate agreements" that address how the rent and other household bills will be divided.
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There, a middle-aged bachelor, his sister and his sister-in-law, who are both widows, and their young-adult daughters all live together.
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In Miami, she said, they can test out what it will be like to live together and depend on each other day to day.
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Many of the employees live together in large housing developments and are bussed back and forth from work, leaving little social interaction with Kenyans.
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At some Christian colleges, gay dating or marriage is forbidden, and same-sex couples are not permitted to live together in married-student housing.
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And as we become a more diverse nation, how do we make sure that we can live together and not always demonize each other?
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She and my father were able to live together until then because of the wonderful work of a paid caregiver and my sister's attention.
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People who have arrived in the past five years, by contrast, often live together in subdivided apartments, doing odd jobs to pay the rent.
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We spoke to a few people who have been dating someone for three months or less before choosing to live together amid the outbreak.
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The language of literature on phytomining, or agromining, hints of a future when plant and machine live together: bio-ore, metal farm, metal crops.
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Cuban family is a little bit different than American culture...and it's not unusual for family members to live together for a long time.
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It's not clear how that translates to humans: Mice eat one another's droppings when they live together, so they easily share the bacterial wealth.
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Sure, it'll be hard to separate because we all live together in one country and breathe the same air and drink the same water.
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"Siblings Without Rivalry: How to Help Your Children Live Together So You Can Live Too," available at Amazon, $12.80Here's the truth: You're doing great.
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After just a few months, they decided to live together in Mr. Nuriev's apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which left the NoLIta home largely vacant.
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Evidence-based home visiting programs also show positive impacts for families, such as increased parental income and increased percentages of parents who live together.
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The four-year colleges and community colleges are a perfect opportunity to bring people together to live together, to work together, to socialize together.
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And I believe that dialogue is how we get to understand that there are many ways to live together without actually being in agreement.
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The device seems aimed at becoming something of a hub, a place where your home technology and your entertainment technology live together in harmony.
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Now, the two live together, cook together, study together and are hoping that a new kidney -- and possibly a formal adoption -- are in Damien's future.
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"When you live together in a community like this one, or like Dayton, or like mine, you see the neighbor beyond the headscarf," Cabaldon said.
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Despite their split, the couple continue to live together in the L.A. area — Affleck has been living in a guest house on the couple's property.
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If ghosting isn't an option because you live together…well, you might need to find a way to cover their half of the rent, fast.
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You guys are always together: You work together, you live together, you have TV shows together: How haven't you gotten sick of each other yet?
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He argued that the art of political horse-trading, far from being shabby, lets people of different beliefs live together in a peaceful, thriving society.
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Jenner and Hutchins, 23, live together in Malibu and frequently accompany each other to events and get-togethers, but have said their relationship is platonic.
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Two people could have a handfasting, go off and live together as a couple, then, after a year, decide if they wanted to stay together.
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And so — we live together, and we're together a lot — and we were throwing names around, and as soon as I said it, that stuck.
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Generally speaking, the expats who have settled in Ecuador are those who tend to blend into society rather than live together in expat-oriented communities.
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Would you pay $34 a month to watch a half-dozen female college students live together in a Florida house equipped with webcams absolutely everywhere?
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Guests are invited to live together in shared rooms or book their own private cabanas, providing a variety of options for diverse lifestyles and budgets.
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Similar to Bachelor in Paradise, the singles will live together in a huge mansion in a tropical destination, which will hopefully get the love flowing.
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They live together in the same part of Utah, around Salt Lake City, where she was living with her parents when Bundy first approached her.
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This was particularly evident in "Learning to Live Together: Preventing Hatred and Violence in Child and Adolescent Development," a 2004 book written with her husband.
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Around 400 nuns from Bhutan, Nepal, India, and Tibet live together in this place of worship, where it's not unusual for nuns speak multiple languages.
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The Goop mogul recently revealed that she and Falchuk only live together four nights a week, after which he goes back to his own house.
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My boyfriend and I live together in a one-bedroom apartment in an immediate suburb of Paris; we split rent based on our different incomes.
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We had joked around that we should live together, but once he found out about this loan it became something that he was seriously pushing.
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Barkan's life and work demonstrates the horror that disease can wreak upon the lives of families that should be able to live together in peace.
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The Syrian Kurds say they are not seeking total independence, only a democratic region in which they, Arabs and other ethnic groups can live together.
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Here, early-stage tech companies and tech startups can work and live together in a farm-like environment where talents and business can really thrive.
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It sounds like you have a very loving and stable relationship with your girlfriend, so I can totally understand why you're keen to live together.
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Deborah Brockington, the home care worker in North Carolina, gets $20153 an hour to care for two sisters who live together, five days a week.
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The animals live together at Pairi Daiza zoo in Domaine du Cambron, as part of a program designed to maintain the primates' wellbeing in captivity.
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Tim told me not to mention this to our family — or to my relative, who doesn't know about the shotgun even though they live together.
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The Love Is Blind couples live together in apartments rented to them by the show and discuss where they will live once they are married.
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"We know from previous work and other studies that spouses who live together will develop microbial communities that are similar to each other," he said.
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" Dream Date: "Harry Styles picks me up in a limo and flies me to London to live together in a castle he bought for me.
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Maybe a certain amount of that is inevitable and therapeutic, but it doesn't get us to the question of how we live together beyond this.
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What changed, they said, was their certainty they would make it through the immigrant vetting process and one day live together in the United States.
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Though my boyfriend and I live together we eat VERY different things, and with our work schedules we are not home for meals together very often.
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But lichens, made of fungi and algae that live together as symbiotic organisms, evolved to replace plants, according to a recent study published in Scientific Reports.
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And when you look outside of Apple's walled garden, this change could make it possible for iPhone and Android people to live together (slightly) more harmoniously.
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Essenhigh and Mumford — who live together and work in adjoining studios on the Lower East Side — are unafraid to make declarations about what motivates the other.
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Fox then blasted 50 on Instagram and challenged him to appear on Watch What Happens Live together in an effort to settle their beef for good.
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Now, Lubarsky and his wife, Frances, live together with their young daughter in a Brooklyn apartment and are hoping to move into a house in 2019.
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Like — spoiler alert — did you know that Beyoncé, Kelly, and Michelle all used to live together while in Destiny's Child — with Bey's parents and sister Solange?
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"They represent an aspiration that one day we could all get on, that racism could be solved and that we can live together peacefully," she said.
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Her income as a university admissions officer supports herself, her 2-year-old son and her mother, who live together in an apartment in public housing.
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Team members (right now there are six of them, including Burgher) live together in a house and post episodic vlogs of their daily lives to YouTube.
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Over the years, the neighborhood has become home to low-income groups from various communities — Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs live together in extremely close quarters.
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Although the duo decided to separate, they continued to live together "under the same roof for the wellness of their children," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Harriet and Perdita live together in London, but Perdita longs to know about Harriet's childhood in the obscure (and, according to many, fictional) country of Druhàstrana.
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Now that they technically no longer have to hunt and kill people for food, the idea is that humans and vampires can learn to live together.
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And given that the two already live together, Moore admits that once they do tie the knot, she doesn't think their relationship will feel much different.
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They now live together in a very nice apartment in New York, he gets death threats, and he's "not enjoying" all the new attention he's getting.
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Paltrow first revealed the married couple only live together four nights a week earlier this summer, explaining that he goes back to his own house afterwards.
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Changing the way people live together is an incredibly difficult but high-reward proposition; several groups have pushed the boundaries into the communities of the future.
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And given that the two already live together, Moore admitted that once they do tie the knot, she doesn't think their relationship will feel much different.
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The infamous reality show, which ran from 2009 to 83, followed a group of strangers who live together in a house in New Jersey's Seaside Heights.
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Aung Thar Kyaw, a leader among the Rakhine Buddhist community in Myebon, said the two communities were too different to live together, labeling Muslims "so aggressive".
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"We're partners in everything we do, we're inseparable, we're business partners, we live together, we share a dog, we share family, we share a life together."
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He reportedly wanted to keep the baby and all live together as a family; Brown alleges that he later forced the nanny to get an abortion.
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But they like to grow attached to surfaces, in diverse communities of species that all live together—and caves are one of the places they gather.
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She says this suggests that they find it easy to show affection for each other and they may even be especially well-fit to live together.
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This reexamination can, however, provide us with clarity about how we want to live together, govern ourselves, and what we want our country to stand for.
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Two years ago, Georgia Hilmer, a photographer and model, and Lexie Smith, a baker and artist, parted with their then-boyfriends, who happened to live together.
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We used to live together in this really fucked-up loft on St. Marks, but it literally blew up one day while we were on tour.
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The rest of the Wendels continued to live together behind the dusty shuttered windows and bolted front door of their four-story mansion on Fifth Avenue.
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For a year, she was separated from her daughter, who plays the violin and hopes to attend college, because they could find nowhere to live together.
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The point of that is to really live together and bring the best of whatever we know and do to this common endeavor of common life.
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If the central question of a western is how we live together in a fair society, then Boetticher's movies play like a continuing, ever-deepening argument.
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Lautaru, his parents, older brother, and 8-year-old sister live together in a wooden shack patched up with tarpaulins at one end of the slum.
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They are made by a multitude of communities who voluntarily agree, despite their diversities, to live together, governed by a set of shared values and institutions.
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In the end, she agreed to the split that the rest of us thought was fair, and we went on to live together for 3 years.
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They live together, which likely explains how the man caught the virus, since it can spread when someone is in close contact with a sick person.
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In today's 360 video, enter a Tulou home in Fujian Province, where multiple families live together in houses that have been designated U.N. World Heritage sites.
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Whatever solution we negotiate in the future to allow our two peoples to live together peacefully and equally must start with a recognition of this wrong.
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While there's nothing wrong with dividing domestic tasks, reasonable adults who live together in a loving partnership generally behave as if they're on the same team.
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Alexis also notes that, whereas once there was a stand-off between militias representing different ethnic groups, local communities now live together in peace and harmony.
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Now, we live together and this in this world, and we have, I think we talked with each other as heads of delegation and as leaders.
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"We can all live together in harmony," says 20-year old Sam Algumaei, a Virginia Commonwealth University student who lives in the complex with his family.
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I liked Severide's dismissal of Casey saying maybe now that he and Kidd are together, but yeah, no, they're going to live together for a while.
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Instead, they advocate a single state encompassing both Israel and the occupied territories — a secular state where Palestinians and Israelis would live together with equal rights.
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"All of us live together on what you might call a little bit of a farm, with a magnificent view of the ocean," Ms. Jacobs said.
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In other states, like Connecticut, zoning laws restrict the number of unmarried adults who can live together, laws that have been used against polyamorous families before.
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If things go south, you'll probably have to live together for a while until you can find a sub-letter or a new place to go.
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INSIDER's Kim Renfro reported that some sociologists think there could be a link between declining divorce rates and more people deciding to live together before marriage.
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"I think there&aposs something about Jervis Bay that is beneficial enough for them to live together and have to put up with one another," she said.
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Obviously, the request is purely ceremonial since Jax and Brittany live together in Los Angeles, but it still makes the conservative Cartwright-Turners "more comfortable," Sherri explains.
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As the film presents setback after setback for the Lovings, their steadfast determination to be allowed to live together in their home state becomes its beating heart.
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That should provoke an interesting conversation, since few of the Founders believed that whites and blacks could live together in the same society once slavery was ended.
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Two years later, the couple, who live together in Miami, is getting ready for their upcoming nuptials and will marry in a private, destination wedding this month.
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She says the final humiliation was when he allegedly began having sex with their nanny, got her pregnant and told her they should all just live together.
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" And "Do you agree that the right of same-sex couples to live together should be protected through ways that do not require amending the Civil Code?
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The gangsters and their victims live together in the same towns, go to the same schools, and vie for the same jobs; their lives are thoroughly enmeshed.
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They said they could have done what other nuns did and live together in a convent while hiding their relationship, but said this would have been "false".
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When they first started dating, they'd agreed that if there weren't any glaring red flags, and there weren't, they would try to live together, and they did.
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The complaint cites divorce on the basis of "incompatibility of temperament" and that "they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," NBC News reported.
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"If you allow them to hang out together, to live together, you get a group of people largely cut off from the values of campus," he said.
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Gamers, streamers, and shoppers alike can live together in harmony with whole-house coverage up to 2,500 square feet and dual band gigabit speed for fewer disruptions.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," she said.
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It is the idea that these people can live together, and help one another, and realize the dreams sketched out very long ago by the Founding Fathers.
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A growing number of unmarried couples now live together — 53 million people as of 2016 — something that would have been considered scandalous just a few decades ago.
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I also like the Norwegians' laid-back approach to marriage (tons of people just live together forever without ever getting legally married and it's no big deal).
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We are now at a moment where we must find ways to all live together, pray together, work together, and be together—without fear of each other.
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The show's premise is simple: four kittens, all from a local animal rescue shelter, are made to live together in an oversized dollhouse rigged with hidden cameras.
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But there may be other kinds of housing as well, including cogenerational and even "Golden Girls"-type setups, where single older adults can choose to live together.
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The number of unmarried couples who live together reached 18 million in 2016, a 29% jump from 14 million in 2007, according to the Pew Research Center.
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"We tried to look for ways that we could gracefully live together with all our differences," Louisiana-based Bishop Cynthia Fierro Harvey told the New York Times.
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We can, if by "great" we mean a country where you and I live together, not always in agreement, but with respect and compassion for each other.
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Romantically, this time is a big test of whether you and your partners can live together or if they're someone you can invite into your private space.
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The family was effectively two families that came to live together after their parents had died of AIDS and other causes — a not uncommon story in Zimbabwe.
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One thing that's unusual is how close your company is: You and Myssi have lived together since college, and Dare, Bria and Mimi live together as well.
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It's been compared to "a family of dolphins who live together in harmony and support one another...like a group of cheerleaders who help one another on Instagram".
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"I think we thought we would live together for a couple of years and then we'd get another job or get married or something like that," Fletcher says.
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Variety reported that there was originally talk of an Outkast reunion at the Super Bowl, the first time they would have performed live together in about five years.
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Many Belgian Muslims live together in Molenbeek, a heavily Muslim suburb that counts 22010 mosques within its city limits and has become infamous as a birthplace for jihadists.
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In fact, according to HelloGiggles, the two live together along with Hallie's boyfriend, Owen Danoff, who made it to the Top 11 on season 10 of The Voice.
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We quickly grab broccolini we bought from the grocery store last week and head over to N.'s siblings' place (his brother and sister live together) for dinner.
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Sure, the couple may live together (Davidson, for example, moved into Grande's NYC apartment), but it's less likely that they've developed deep relationships with each others' loved ones.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," she told DeGeneres.
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" When the couple, who currently live together in Denver, were asked if Chad is possibly just misunderstood, 28-year-old Higgins quickly says, "We like to think so.
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On top of that, Flowers and People, Cannot be Controlled but Live Together is interactive—meaning the viewer can tour the installation, triggering "continuous change" in the artwork.
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Both Paltrow and Falchuk have children from their first marriages and, back in December, Paltrow expressed concerns about pushing their combined total of four children to live together.
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It's kind of cheesy, but my girlfriend and I live together and my schedule allows me to be at home a lot when she goes to the office.
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" Davidson explained that he and his mother live together, adding, "I know what people think: They see you on TV and magazines and stuff and they think, 'Wow.
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If we fraternize with anyone else, the vast majority of that time is with three girls who themselves live together in a house about five minutes from us.
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The two have been spending quality time together since announcing their splits from their respective husbands, and a source told PEOPLE they now live together in Los Angeles.
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Cohousing functions differently: A like-minded community forms, then looks into acquiring land and building a housing complex (or occasionally, converting a building) where members can live together.
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It was always about race relations in the country, will the country be able to find some way that the different races will be able to live together.
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Walter tells Eric that, in the eighties, at the height of the plague, he and Henry bought a house upstate where they could live together in protected isolation.
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The comedy duo, who previously starred in "Saturday Night Live" together, as well as feature films including "Mean Girls" and "Sisters," last hosted the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn.
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Before his transformation into the title character, Mr. Affleck and Rooney Mara — her character is also unnamed — live together in a ranch house in the middle of somewhere.
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Run by the University of Hawaii, the analogue mission is funded by NASA, to learn what it takes for people to live together in a confined space for months.
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With its focus on female practitioners and their convictions in designing for a liberated, modern subject, it too has important things to say about how we can live together.
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The series follows four previously married women, Sophia Petrillo (Estelle Getty), Dorothy Zbornak (Bea Arthur), Blanche Devereaux (Rue McClanahan) and Rose Nylund (Betty White), who live together in Miami.
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After the couple met, fell in love and got engaged on Fletcher's season 12 of The Bachelorette, Rodgers moved to Fletcher's hometown of Dallas, where they now live together.
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Jake Paul's Team 10, a tight-knit group of young vloggers who live together to create an endless supply of YouTube content, is gearing up for a massive restructuring.
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They live together in rural Kansas, where she doesn't have access to much in-person support, which is part of what made Affected by Addiction attractive to begin with.
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Let's imagine a future where we can all live together—a future where the problem isn't between black and white and yellow but between the human race and aliens.
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Now that we live together, we have to actively find ways to remind ourselves that our relationship is about more than starting and ending the day with each other.
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After Rodgers scored the final rose on Fletcher's season of the ABC reality series, the SEC sportscaster moved to his fiancée's hometown of Dallas, where they now live together.
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To survive as a species, humans must live together; criminals, be they organized or working alone, show us the specific, local, and structural areas where that compact is failing.
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Affleck and Garner, both 44, have continued to live together since their June 2015 separation and closely co-parent their three children — Violet, 11, Seraphina, 8, and Samuel, 5.
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Financial considerations have contributed to a jump in the number of unmarried couples in the United States who live together, according to a survey by the Pew Research Center.
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Jonathan Stahl was driving home to Valencia when he saw the smoke and immediately diverted to a mobile home park in Sylmar where his grandmother and aunt live together.
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We live together, after all, in an ecosystem composed of both genders — where traditions and beliefs, economics and institutions, quietly shape how our girls and boys are being raised.
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But if you live together, you're not going to move out because your partner's sick, because you probably love them and don't want them to be sick by themselves.
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"Abe is thinking of a long time frame, of building a framework where China and Japan can work together and live together as neighbors without conflict," Mr. Vogel said.
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"I proclaimed, 'Let's live together,'" Ms. Schumer said, and in May 2017 after signing the lease on their apartment in Brooklyn, their first mission was to get a couch.
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As soon as he was able to put some money aside, he brought his wife and son to the capital city; at present, they live together near the barbershop.
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Good apologies allow us to live together instead of separately, and therefore they challenge us to live in new ways we couldn't have come up with on our own.
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Other Israelis get a friend to marry them, or they sign a civil union agreement with a lawyer, or they register as common law spouses or simply live together.
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"The only equalizer at Harvard is the fact that we all live together and have the same accommodation," Nick Wyville, a student, told the Harvard Crimson, the student newspaper.
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The most devastating part is that we will never experience so many dreams we had looked forward toThe life and dreams we planned to live together died with Lee.
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He should speak aspirationally of a nation in which men and women of all races, religions, ethnicities, sexual orientations and the like value one another and live together peacefully.
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The couple would go on to wed that July and welcomed two sons before divorcing in 2012, although they continued to live together for the sake of their family.
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It includes a maximum one-year prison term for a couple who has extra-marital sex and a maximum six-month prison term for unmarried couples who live together.
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While during the early days of their separation, the pair continued to live together on the same property, with Affleck staying in the guest house, Affleck has since moved out.
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The Goop mogul revealed that she and Falchuk, who tied the knot in September, only live together four nights a week, after which he goes back to his own house.
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Technically we don't live together, but our apartments are only a couple blocks apart, so when I'm not traveling for work, I spend the night at his place most nights.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," Jenner, 61, told DeGeneres, 59.
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Fox blasted 50 on Instagram, posting a meme about him and proposing a challenge: to appear on an episode of Watch What Happens Live together settle their beef for good.
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"We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools" - #MLKJr The #ApolloTheater and @WNYC present Rae and Privilege: Exploring #MLK's Two Americas nex Sunday 23/215!
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So yeah, I mean in my head I think, like yeah, we are together and we have this amazing chemistry, and we live together and we have these amazing babies!
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And since we live together, I felt like getting one less text-based compliment a day was something I could live with, especially since my love language is quality time.
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Babin, now 44, grew up as a member of the Children of God cult: a sect that required its members to shed all earthly possessions and live together in communes.
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Get Amazon Prime Monthly See Details If you already live together and share an address, there's no reason why you can't hack the system a bit and share a membership.
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There's also an aspect of navigating the bizarre social dynamics that naturally occur when 70 (mostly single) twenty- and thirty-somethings live together in close quarters for an entire year.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," she told the television host.
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The couple live together at Ivy Cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace, just steps from Meghan and Harry's Nottingham Cottage and Will and Kate's home with their three children.
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It's further complicated by the fact there's no reason -- at least so far -- to remove the child from his mother's custody, and it appears Hall and the mother live together.
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In a scenic town in the Pyrénées, two high school boys who have to live together temporarily appear to develop an immediate mutual dislike, but something more is going on.
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The show's title is "How Will We Live Together?" and that question prompted the collaborators to examine, as they wrote in an email, the ideals and practices found in Shelter.
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VICE editors from around Europe asked six couples who live together how they manage to share the burden of running a household and still have sex with each other regularly.
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I mean, it's like, you can get, you know, a cat and a dog to work together and live together, but by nature, they just don't like each other. Right?
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It gives me some small hope that, if we could just accept that we have so much more in common than we have differences, we could live together in peace.
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The five all live together in their Jacksonville, Florida homeOjeda met her first partner Marc in junior high school, and the two began dating when they were in high school.
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When sex workers live together, support each other financially or materially, or even drive each other to work, they're at risk for state violence and can be charged with pandering.
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It is between culture and the void, between the many and variegated ways in which different people try to live together peacefully and productively, and the pure nihilism of autocracy.
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"The secretary-general has consistently stressed that there is no Plan B for Israelis and Palestinians to live together in peace and security," spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said in a statement.
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" Kardashian wrote on her site that she and Thompson now live together, ending the long-distance part of their relationship which the Revenge Body star admitted could be "lonely" and "frustrating.
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"[Tristan] has a home in L.A. too, but the plan is to live together as a family at Khloe's home as they continue to work on their relationship," the source said.
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The Kylie Cosmetics has been dating since April 2017 her daughter's father, rapper Travis Scott, but the couple has no plans of an engagement anytime soon and don't officially live together.
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The long-term solutions to many of our problems are obvious: To stave off fire and housing costs and so much else, the people of California should live together more densely.
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While often defined too narrowly, as they were in the United States in the 1950s, these shared expectations also made it possible for human beings to live together, cooperate, and thrive.
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Director Derek Cianfrance then asked the pair to live together in a remote lighthouse for a month during filming, and by the end of 2014 news broke that they were dating.
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If you and your partner don't feel the need to have a Big Talk™ before deciding to live together, that's a sign of emotional immaturity, not a rock-solid relationship.
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Marriage has changed from being a rite of passage to a celebration of love and commitment—a sign that two people who already live together are ready to commit themselves further.
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The "sync" motif, of course, refers to the idea that periods can sync up when people who get them live together or are in close proximity for long periods of time.
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Only six of the 100 animals on the reserve currently hold this title, but when the number reaches 50 there are plans for the herd to live together in one reserve.
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Perrin lives in Tribeca, the richest neighborhood in New York City, but she also has a home in Toronto, where she and husband live together and where she spends most weekends.
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A descendant of Sicilian immigrants, Ms. Giampino grew up in a two-family house in Elmhurst, "around so many different nationalities — it was cool how everyone could live together," she said.
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It used to be considered somewhat taboo for a couple to live together if they were not married — hence the term "living in sin" — but those attitudes have changed, researchers said.
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When Dylann Roof, a white man, killed eight black parishioners and their pastor at a church in Charleston, he tried to make us feel that we could not all live together.
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She cultivates loyalty and discipline within the N.L.D. — requiring, for example, that all parliamentarians in her party live together in the same compound of run-down communal government guesthouses in Naypyidaw.
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The 41-year-old man told Bernama that he would wait to get the girl a proper marriage certificate when she turned 16 and they would not live together until then.
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"We do live together, but because we don't have our own space that's ours right now, we haven't really ventured into the blending of [our] things," Moore told PEOPLE in July.
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Studies in Britain suggest that children in single-parent homes suffer because they are poor, or because of the shortcomings of their parents — not because their parents do not live together.
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They live together with a group of old cows and bulls, with whom they can burrow, sunbathe, rumble, run, or splash around in the mud baths as one big happy family.
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The 22010-unit development on 23 acres of farmland is designed to encourage a cross section of people — young, old, and in between — to live together in a village-like setting.
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He cited "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," according to a copy of the complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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It matters to America that the risk of relapse is real, but so are Iraqis' chances to demonstrate that different sects and ethnicities can still live together in today's Middle East.
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While the fighting rages, politicians, diplomats and tribal sheikhs are trying to figure out how — or even whether — all of Iraq's factions, including Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds and Christians, might live together.
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I was intrigued by "Splitting Up Together," a series starring Jenna Fischer of "The Office" and Oliver Hudson, who play a couple who decide to divorce but continue to live together.
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On top of this, we only started dating in December 2016 and decided to get into a relationship in February, so it was way too early for us to live together.
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We cannot agree on our politics, but we can declare that we stand beside one another against cheap attack and devaluation; that we live together and not simply beside one another.
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I started dating a girl and it went well for a while, but then she found out that if we were ever going to live together, her address would be listed online.
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"Irreconcilable differences have arisen between the parties which led to the irremediable breakdown of the marriage, making it impossible for the parties to live together as husband and wife," the documents stated.
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The costars had never performed the song live together since production of A Star Is Born, but as Rolling Stone notes, they may be invited to do so at February's Academy Awards.
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Privacy has became all the more elusive for lovers, given a housing shortage that forces many families to live in the same apartment and couples to live together long after their divorce.
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"Much like the movie, the series follows three vampires who live together: Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), and Nandor (Kayvan Novak)—the former two are husband and wife," the report reads.
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They all live together in a house, they vote to eliminate one of their own each week, and the last person standing gets to donate $100,000 to a charity of their choice.
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"Since they are engaged, it was just a natural step for them to live together," the Bloom source previously told PEOPLE, adding that Kerr "doesn't have an issue" with the living arrangement.
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Under federal law, a misdemeanor conviction or restraining order also doesn't count as "domestic violence" for intimate partners who aren't married and don't live together, or for family members other than children.
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The concept of the album came after I watched [Hayao Miyazaki's anime film] Princess Mononoke; [in the film] it's exactly that idea, of the two different worlds that try to live together.
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Conflict just feels different when you live together, although the "rules" for handling an argument in this scenario can be applied to couples who haven't made that step yet, Dr. Rhoades says.
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Because we work and live together, we've seen the worst side of each other and have had to resolve tough issues on the road in front of the band and crew guys.
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The Goop mogul revealed that she and husband Brad Falchuk, who tied the knot in September, only live together four nights a week, after which he goes back to his own house.
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If you're in it for the long haul with a Capricorn, make it a point to do chores with them even if you don't live together yet—they'll find this extremely endearing!
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"Our Little Sister," which is played in a breezier, more comical key than those earlier films, settles in with three adult sisters who live together in the house where they grew up.
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In Texas, a couple can be considered married in the eyes of the law if they live together as husband and wife and hold themselves out in public as a married couple.
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There are cute names for these scenarios: Sambo is what you call your partner when you live together but don't marry; sarbo is what you call your beloved when you live apart.
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Two Norwegian researchers, Nina Hellum and Ulla-Britt Lilleaas, have found that having male and female troops live together has a "degenderizing" effect that makes soldiers act more like siblings, reducing harassment.
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He cited "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," according to a copy of his divorce complaint, dated Aug. 27.
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Alas, there is no "power-sharing" bomb that we can drop on the Iraqi Parliament that will make Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds trust one another enough to live together as equal citizens.
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Democratic elections and the end of apartheid, in 1994, came too late for Mr. Wa Lehulere's parents, who were never able to live together, and who both died before he was 12.
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We dream of a future where all Koreans can live together in harmony, where families are reunited and hopes are reborn, and where the light of peace chases away the darkness of war.
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So Mr Gradwell (pictured) wants to lead like-minded whites—40,000 of them, he predicts—to a farm in a remote part of the Eastern Cape to live together in an agrarian idyll.
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It gives families dealing with deportation an opportunity to live together in Mexico, without sacrificing their children's education in the US. And it's created scenes like this one at a border-crossing checkpoint.
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Like their previous edits of Adele's "Hello," Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U," and Timmy Thomas' "Why Can't We Live Together," their "Work" bootleg ups the tempo and strips away Drake's inessential guest verse.
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Since over 80% of couples live together when they get married, they often already have plenty of shared possessions, so registering for cash or a wine-of-the-month club makes more sense.
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Who knows if cohabiting eventually drove their relationship off the edge, but research has shown that unmarried couples who live together tend to have more conflict than those who are dating or married.
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Zach and Duke have known each other since fifth grade, and now live together at Rutgers University in N.J.—Zach studies Jazz Performance and Music Education, and Duke is majoring in Criminal Justice.
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The survey results, published online Wednesday, show high public support for unmarried couples who live together, with majorities of every age group saying they find it acceptable to live with an unmarried partner.
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Their characters are identified in the credits as C and M, but all we learn about them in the film is that they live together in a white clapboard bungalow in rural Texas.
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Studies have shown that laws aimed at things like "maintaining neighborhood character" or limiting how many unrelated people can live together in the same house contribute to racial segregation and deeper class disparities.
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About a dozen employees leave their families from October to April for the plant, where they live together while following the directions of Teruyuki Yamamoto, the 68-year-old toji, or head brewmaster.
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"We used to live together in the same house, we used to drive everywhere in the same car, we used to sleep in the same bus," Hubbard says of his relationship with Kelley.
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More importantly, reconciliation, once we looked back, is how do we live together in the future in a very reconciled way without having to worry about pejorative language that can trigger tense conversation.
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Wegmans is a fantasyland where all the produce is fresh, all the people are nice, everything is affordable, and all the products you could possibly want or need live together in kaleidoscopic harmony.
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Be realistic not only about how harmoniously you and your family could live together, but about how happily you could all buy a house together — a stressful endeavor even under the best circumstances.
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They live together in a house Chuck had purchased prior to the relationship; Chuck also has 2700 percent custody of his 5-year-old son, who spends three nights a week with them.
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D'Amelio began gaining popularity on the app in late 229 for her dancing videos, and joined the much-buzzed-about Hype House, a group of TikTok creators who live together in Los Angeles.
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According to the docs ... the 2 used to date and live together, and Hooper's accusations against Hodges were enough to get a judge to order her to stay 100 yards away from him.
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But the familiar format feels comforting, not stale, and the premise — three generations of a Cuban-American working-class family live together in LA's rapidly gentrifying Echo Park neighborhood — couldn't feel more modern.
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The younger Mr. Dowling and two other defendants — Andrew Paine, 31, and Timothy Webb, 23 — live together in a Dorothy Day Catholic Worker House in Brisbane, where they regularly take in homeless people.
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"Whether the two Koreas live together or separately, we have to make it in a way that they prosper together and in peace, without interfering or causing damage to each other," Moon said.
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Because we didn't live together, that meant both of us going to our respective jobs and quietly panicking for eight hours because neither of us really knew what this talk would be about.
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If you're wondering how you'll know what magazine or newspaper to subscribe your roommate to, don't underestimate how much you know about them just because you two aren't close—you live together, after all!
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Earlier this month, Paltrow made headlines when she revealed she and Falchuk — who tied the knot in September — only live together four nights a week, after which he goes back to his own house.
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We used to live together, and she moved back to her home state right around the time I graduated from grad school, got my first full time job, and moved to a new neighborhood.
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We're no longer in a relationship (for a completely unrelated reason), but we do live together, and in the last four years she has picked up the fat positive movement and run with it.
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AntsCanada was able to determine that the mites and ants could live together but the ants would need more space to move away from the mites when they're in their adult, garbage-eating stage.
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If there's one thing I was most excited about after the wedding, it was the fact that Steve and I would finally get to live together, after being in separate states for three years.
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"I'll never forget playing it for Bradley [Cooper] for the first time and seeing his face light up and then singing it live together, take after take," Gaga said during her speech on Jan.
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To stick with Picker's metaphor, perhaps it's better to live together a while longer, maybe buy a car together, a pet, and some plants, and then see if Trump is still around in 2020.
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In the first episode, we're introduced to comedians Solomon Georgio, Eric Dadourian, and James Austin Johnson who live together in a house they've dubbed "Babe Island" in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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In order to identify the best spots to set his cameras up Burrard-Lucas consulted Lise Hanssen, a conservationist who studies carnivores and works to find ways for human and animals to live together.
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From October to April, about a dozen employees leave their families to live together at the Yoshida Brewery in Japan where, under Teruyuki Yamamoto, the head brewmaster, they turn fermented rice into premium sake.
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In Chinn's dataset, robberies account for more than a quarter of homicides within houses of worship, followed by fights between domestic partners (16%) and personal conflicts between people who do not live together (14%).
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What We Do in the Shadows follows a group of vampires who live together on Staten Island in the present day, battling everyday concerns like groceries, household chores, and obtaining the blood of virgins.
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Mr. Privett was able to take his daughter Megan, who is 15, on a trip to New York with him (she lives with her mother; her parents never wed and no longer live together).
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The three had been living together in Berlin on Kaiser-Friedrich Straße in ménage à trois, bravura style and they continued to live together in Ibiza until 1934 when Broïdo left the Hausmann couple.
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Readers' reactions: ●He allowed the two of you to decide to live together without getting married, and for him to be the only one who has to listen to his family nag about it.
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I believe that's what it will take in order for us to live together — to be able to understand that the world we live in is not just in one color, it's multiple colors.
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In court documents filed Friday, Todd Palin cited an "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," the Anchorage Daily News reported Monday.
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To find a way for Nigeria's more than 250 ethnic groups to live together peacefully, the country was split into 36 states, most of which coincided with the location of a major ethnic group.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act treats those enrolled in recovery programs as a protected class, and the Fair Housing Act mandates that neighborhoods make accommodations for people in recovery who want to live together.
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The pair live together in a non-central Paris neighborhood, going through quiet routines that get rocked slightly by the romantic attentions of a pair of neighbors, Gabrielle (Nicole Dogue) and Noé (Grégoire Colin).
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We dream of a future where all Koreans can live together in harmony and where families are reunited and hopes are reborn and where the light of peace chases away the darkness of war.
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"My hope is that my sons who are in Ghouta get out, and that the ones who are detainees get out, and to bring my children together so we all live together," said Gharmoush.
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They live together in a house, they're white, black, straight, and gay, and they're testament to the fact that our quirks are a beautiful thing and we all should let our nuanced flag bravely fly.
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Federal law should be expanded to prohibit those convicted of misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence committed against current or former dating partners and sexual partners, regardless of whether they live together or have children together.
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But whether they're thinking that one or both of us are in deep emotional denial or that there's something sneaky going on here — because how could we possibly live together and not still have sex?!
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One of the most rewarding aspects of this international sport is the relationship between human and dog, perhaps a closer bond than in horse racing or dog track racing because often, these teammates live together.
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"The desire that Raul Castro expressed to the United States: to live together with differences but in a civil way is also what the Cuban Church has expressed to the Cuban government," Ortega told CNN.
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"I'm actually scrolling through Instagram right now, and it says that me and Travis don't live together, and so I just want to say that we never miss a night with each other," she remarked.
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Officials at the zoo believe that Kumi was injured by an antelope living in same quarters, as many species who would naturally live together in the wild often co-exist in their Safari Park habitats.
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When I moved in the housemates had just finished putting together a wall of framed photos of themselves as children, an effort that lent a sense of homeliness to our financial decision to live together.
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Olga Herrera Carrasquillo and Ramon Llanos Arboleda, who live together in Humacao in the southeastern region of Puerto Rico, said FEMA installed a blue tarp over their roof to protect what little they had left.
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That all changed thanks to one brave couple, who fought for and won the right to live together as husband and wife in the state of Virginia, where anti-miscegenation laws were still in place.
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Though it was briefly banned in the 19th century, it is now celebrated as a leading example of Brazil's "racial democracy "—a country where white, black, mixed race and indigenous people live together in harmony.
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One of the very crucial things is also [queer people's desire] to get married, but there's no legal status for marriages between hijras and others, even though some still have partners and they live together.
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The number of people living in multigenerational households — homes in which two or more adult generations live together, or those that include both grandparents and grandchildren — has been on the rise in the United States.
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Where the gathering is of a group of people who live together - this means that a parent can, forexample, take their children to the shops if there is no option to leave them at home.
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In 1877, he gave a speech as the president of the Bohemian Club called "The Chinese Question," in which he argued that non-assimilated races couldn't live together in harmony unless one enslaved the other.
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Ms. Thomas, 270, and Ms. Williamson, 270, who live together in New Jersey but won't disclose where because a large portion of their collection lives with them, met through a personal ad 20 years ago.
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Haru Ono, an illustrator and rights activist, and her partner, Asami Nishikawa, who are in their 40s and live together in a Tokyo suburb, have long thought it was unfair that they could not marry.
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We&aposve not gotten the message yet from my uncle, for example, Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., we must learn to live together as brothers, and I&aposll add as sisters, or perish together as fools.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In conversation, Inka Essenhigh and Steve Mumford — who live together and work in adjoining studios on the Lower East Side — are unafraid to make declarations about what motivates the other.
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"I'll never forget playing ["Shallow"] for Bradley [Cooper] for the first time and seeing his face light up and then singing it live together, take after take," she said as Cooper smiled while watching her speak.
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"We must really find a way to live together and for that, a deal — I don't know which deal, it's up to (the U.K.) to say precisely what they want — is much preferable to no deal."
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FLOPHOUSE really came out of that, where he goes into these houses where young comedians live together and captures them and films them putting on a show in their garage or basement or whatever it is.
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Beatrice and Eugenie have maintained a tight relationship with their mother, though, especially since Fergie and Andrew have remained friends and even live together at the Royal Lodge at Windsor, where Eugenie's reception will take place.
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Erlich griped about director David Ayers' refusal to fill in the movie's mythological conceit, and explore how the nine different races of sentient species live together in Los Angeles, and complained about the low production quality.
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It was one of those rare moments at the height of apartheid, when I saw tangible proof that there was hope for a democratic South Africa in which all of us could live together as equals.
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Jungermann is Morgan and Ann Carr is Jean, and while the two are no longer a couple, they still live together, spend all their time together, and c-host a successful podcast about female serial killers.
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To be sure, bits of concrete information—including the fact, mentioned on the book jacket, that Kristeva and Sollers do not actually live together—appear alongside abstract disquisitions on literature, social history, analysis, you name it.
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I could not help recalling that the couple does not live together, and began mischievously to wonder exactly how open this marriage is; and at what emotional cost; and if the cost is being paid equally.
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The head football coach at Pierce College in Los Angeles has been temporarily placed on administrative leave amid allegations that he misled athletic recruits and convinced 30 players to live together in a three-bedroom apartment.
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It is also concerned with the issue of "time": how to make a record of reality within a certain period of time, and how to spend that time and live together with those people you shoot.
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" But after some time off, Mr. Gonzalez seeks to surprise listeners again with his electric new album, "Junk," which he described to DIY magazine as "a collection of songs that are not supposed to live together.
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Since then he has participated in very few official duties and instead spent much of his time at his private vineyard in France, although he is still married to the queen and they officially live together.
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As an artist, Travieso believes that one of the most important things humans can do is live together in harmony despite different ideologies, and to learn how to communicate using the inherent connection linking us all.
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That's the appeal of many a show like this, but I always found The Big Bang Theory's early years, when the show's characters were just trying to figure out how to live together, far more compelling.
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Humans and mythical creatures struggle to live together peaceably in the wake of a devastating war as a brutal serial killer runs amok in Carnival Row, a new "Victorian neo-noir" fantasy series on Amazon Prime.
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An accessible but serious study of Adam Smith, Karl Marx, John Maynard Keynes and more, it presents economics as "the science that has sent men to the barricades" to fight over how people should live together.
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Senior living communities, where people of similar ages and abilities live together, can help combat that isolation, as can moving closer to adult children, who can then more easily help take care of their parent's needs.
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For a community that relies upon tightly knit family units, where multiple generations live together in one house and grandparents often care for grandchildren while parents work, the constriction of family immigration would be especially wrenching.
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To prevent them from seeking refuge in South Korea, North Korean laborers are forced to live together in cramped dormitories scattered around the outskirts of Vladivostok and prohibited from contacting Russians and other foreigners outside work.
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Amy, 27 My boyfriend and I are basically always in the buff at home—we live together officially now, but more or less shacked up at his old place right away after we met last year.
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We still love each other, and I think the fact that we still live together makes it harder to have that clean break from each other, because we still see each other in a certain way.
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"More than religion, camp is about accepting each other for who they are and learning to live together in community and those are values no matter what religion or background you are," the 32-year-old said.
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"They have separate nurseries because they both wanted to prepare for the baby, but they agreed it wasn't a good idea to live together while Chyna is pregnant because they were fighting too much," says the insider.
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"Kevin Wong, project lead on Chambara "As things stand, neither my partner nor I can afford to live together and start a family, and losing access to affordable healthcare will only make that goal even less attainable.
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"They have separate nurseries because they both wanted to prepare for the baby, but they agreed it wasn't a good idea to live together while Chyna is pregnant because they were fighting too much," said the insider.
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During these missions, small groups of people live together in a fake Martian habitat called HI-SEAS for months at a time, allowing scientists to better understand how people might interact when on a mission to Mars.
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High culture pulls society together by popularising the "best that has been thought and known in the world" and thereby encouraging everyone, regardless of their social background, to live together in an "atmosphere of sweetness and light".
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Five of my Indian coworkers live together, and we had a party at their house last night, complete with homemade panipuri (a delicious kind of street food), wine and whiskey, and tons of Indian and American dancing.
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In what seems like a total movie contrivance (but is apparently pulled from Linklater's own life), the members of his baseball team all live together in a pair of houses, where they're left to their own devices.
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According to People, Gordon's current girlfriend, identified as Laura Leal, filed a report with the Seminole County Sheriff's officer alleging that Gordon had beaten her and held her captive in the home where the couple live together.
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The proposed wall along our southern border would only serve to deepen an ugly chasm, dividing neighbors who work and live together in the U.S. Some believe in building walls, but Border Angels believes in building doors.
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Exceptions to the rules are being made for people who live together and for work-related gatherings "The great aim is to gain time in the fight against the virus," Merkel said during a press briefing Sunday.
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I've found that this decision — to be sort of with someone, but neither to live together nor to be a co-parent — is more baffling and annoying to people than the decision to have a baby alone.
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Todd, who turned 55 on Friday, cited "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," according to a copy of the divorce complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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