Keep living life to the fullest, Jayne — it's working.
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She would want us to keep living life to the fullest.
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This condition hasn't kept Santonastasso from living life to the fullest.
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Taking on challenges is an important part of living life to the fullest.
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He was living life to the fullest, only two minutes away from death.
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But at least Bolden can feel confident she is living life to the fullest.
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Antonio Banderas is living life to the fullest after suffering a heart attack in January.
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Despite all of this, she's dedicated herself to living life to the fullest every day.
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So who's the best example of how to quarantine while living life to the fullest?
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"I see so many people in my age group not living life to the fullest," says Yearwood.
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"[He] never let his disability keep him from living life to the fullest," said Balthazar in 2011.
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"What we've seen so far is Rich being Rich, living life to the fullest," Robin told WSB-TV.
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Today, meet Kismet, an adorable shepherd mix who is lucky to be living life to the fullest right now.
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Think of all of the lessons you learned just by living life to the fullest these past seven years.
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They decided to embrace positivity and living life to the fullest... That's when athletics were introduced into my life.
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Here I am three years later, enjoying the arrival of our second son and living life to the fullest.
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"We haven't had any complications in the last couple months so she is just living life to the fullest," Tate told Mashable.
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But YOLO, as they say, and living life to the fullest means eating the occasional foot-long sub stuffed with chicken fingers.
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Her channel, Ayanna Alexis, encourages viewers to embrace who they are while living life to the fullest with a positive mind-set.
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Excelling at running, climbing, and skiing, the pair was always living life to the fullest and showing the world just how that's done.
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There must be something to her philosophy of reconnecting to your roots, living life to the fullest, and not taking yourself too seriously.
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Luke Combs is taking a page out of Luke Bryan's songbook and living life to the fullest by huntin', fishin' and lovin' every day.
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The couple, who have also started a food and fitness blog, have also stuck to their original goal of living life to the fullest.
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After her matchmaking patient gives her yet another pep talk about living life to the fullest, Meredith accept Link's (Chris Carmack) offer to get drinks.
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While we've spent the past couple of months plotting our escape from the inevitable winter beauty rut, Bella Thorne has been living life to the fullest.
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"We love print and have always wanted to extend our message of living life to the fullest through this medium," said Jonathan in a press release.
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My doctor and I will never use the word "cure" and while I'm unsure I'll ever fully "move on," I've been living life to the fullest.
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In light of Trump beginning his Tuesday by musing about North Korea, I humbly offer these simple suggestions for getting offline and living life to the fullest.
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Hammerton also wrote a book about traveling with Bandit called "Before Our Adventures," and visits schools to talk about mental health and living life to the fullest.
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But Hammerton now speaks at schools throughout the UK about mental health and living life to the fullest, and also runs a bushcraft company called Adventure Bandits.
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At first, the McCrears only watched some of the early footage on the SD card, which shows "Rich being Rich, living life to the fullest," Robin told WSB-TV.
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Traveling, meeting all kinds of new people, and still doing work that you love is really like living life to the fullest, whether you're facing an expiration date or not.
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"She knows that it won't grow back and she has just embraced that and is still living life to the fullest and doing everything that she still loves," Daniella said.
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All of the great things that ever happened to us — and it's probably the same for a lot of people — happen when you're out there just living life to the fullest.
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Stephen Buck is the CEO/Co-Founder of Courage Health, a public benefit company providing cancer survival rates to patients and physicians, helping facilitate conversations about living life to the fullest.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The thing that connects all depictions of South Beach, Miami, is a zest for life, a zeitgeist that thrives on everyone living life to the fullest.
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" The Grammy nominee says the song "Right Here, Right Now" is about "living life to the fullest at the very moment because life goes by really quick and it's just about having fun.
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"Living life to the fullest" includes a whirlwind romance with reformed "bad boy" Landon (Shane West), who stops being an asshat long enough to give Jamie the best (and last) years of her life.
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The residents of this utopia might feel safe in their bubble, with Ezekiel's platitudes about living life to the fullest painted on the walls like Bible verses, but Carol only sees lambs being bred for the slaughter.
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What is meant to be a love story about living life to the fullest is on its way to being remembered as a film that failed at offering a fair portrayal of someone living with a disability.
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I am so happy I am alive to share this message, to reflect on all the amazing opportunities that have come about from such a traumatic event and to celebrate another year of living life to the fullest.
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In both Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music, a cheerful Julie Andrews teaches her employers lessons about love and living life to the fullest, allowing her to be their emotional superior just as they're her social superiors.
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This was back in 1990 or '91, and Muay Thai was completely unknown in the US. Can you describe your philosophy regarding wellness, staying in shape and living life to the fullest and the reason for starting the Physical Culture Collective?
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And that might be the biggest lesson of these stories that we hear about cryogenics and expanding use of end-of-life machines -- that it is not so much about the science, but about living life to the fullest while we are here.
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With an Instagram bio which reads "Creative / art-director, mother of Olivier, nr 2 in feb20113, in love with Bastiaan and living life to the fullest!" it sounds like Alice really is better off alone, without Jurgen and the pressures of fame.
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The only way we can respond effectively to such acts is to keep living life to the fullest — keep going to cafes, beaches, fireworks displays, concerts and parks; keep working; keep celebrating liberty; and keep caring deeply when families lose loved ones because of a senseless, calculated, revolting act of violence.
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The song is up-tempo in which the narrator discusses living life to the fullest.
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Willie believes the reason he retained his personality as a zombie is due to him living life to the fullest when he was still alive.
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We felt that Tungevaag & Raaban should produce it. "Take Me Away" is about getting away to the sea, to the mountains or to nature. In a nutshell, it is about living life to the fullest. We believe that it is a song that works both acoustically and for clubbing.
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"Ready to Go" was written by Theo Hutchcraft, Adam Anderson and Scottish singer-songwriter David Sneddon. According to Theo himself, "the song is about living life to the fullest". He also described it as being the "lighter side" of the duo's songwriting, calling it a "standalone moment" from their upcoming album Desire.
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The lyrical content of the 're:creations' remain mostly consistent with the original versions, although some of them replace backing vocals, such as on "The Great Adventure (Re:created)". Chapman also addresses lyrical themes such as living life to the fullest on "Meant To Be", his recent trials and journey on "Long Way Home", and the foundation of faith on "All That's Left".
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She moves further from big voice, adult contemporary music toward a more modern rock/pop sophistication. The singing, the musicianship, the production, and the artistry are all first-rate. Many of the songs on Awaken are about living life to the fullest. About half of them are co-written by Grant, just another indicator of how much she has come into her own on this recording.
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At George's wake, Giulietta gives a eulogy celebrating George's unconventionality and his belief in living life to the fullest ("Hand Me the Wine and Dice"). Giulietta and Alex join in the dancing and are attracted to each other, eventually trysting in a hayloft. Jenny spies on them, while Marcel tries to comfort the grieving Rose. Alex, alone with Giulietta, wonders how to end his relationship kindly with Jenny.
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While Ankit believes in living life to the fullest, without a care in the world, Pallavi is seen working hard all the time. She is a software engineer in a big multinational. The two are childhood friends and they have three other common friends. One wants to go to the US at any cost and is all the time making trips to the US consulate for a visa.
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Markos Papadatos, in his review for Digital Journal, called it an "upbeat" song which "deals with one taking their own stance on their beliefs, and living life to the fullest". In a preview of the record, Jeff Benjamin from Fuse described the song by saying that the band goes "the synthy dance route on the track's intro before fire-alarm guitars and pummeling drums roar in and smash the Korg keyboards to bits".
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In Salaam Namaste, central characters Nick and Ambar's (Saif Ali Khan and Zinta) professional careers come first and they are fearful of commitment. Conversely, in Kal Ho Naa Ho the tradition of love-cum-arranged marriage is encouraged. Many critics noted Aman's resemblance to Rajesh Khanna's character, Anand Saigal, in Hrishikesh Mukherjee's Anand (1971). In both films, the protagonist is diagnosed with a terminal illness but believes in living life to the fullest.
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Living life to the fullest, for cavalier writers, often included gaining material wealth and having sex with women. These themes contributed to the triumphant and boisterous tone and attitude of the poetry. Platonic love was also another characteristic of cavalier poetry, where the man would show his divine love for a woman, and where she would be worshipped as a creature of perfection.; George Wither (1588–1667) was a prolific poet, pamphleteer, satirist and writer of hymns.
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With nothing to lose, Joe accepts. Joe spends a day and a night out on the town in New York City, where he solicits advice on everything from style to living life to the fullest from his chauffeur Marshall. He also purchases four top-of-the-line, waterproof steamer trunks from a fanatically dedicated luggage salesman. Joe then flies to Los Angeles, where he is met by one of Graynamore's daughters, Angelica, a flighty socialite who labels herself a "flibbertigibbet".
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The two boys make a suicide pact agreeing that on the one-year anniversary of the avalanche, they will kill themselves. The two spend their last year living life to the fullest. This takes the form of a list of "tasks", which they both must fulfill before dying. The movie's screenplay is written by Brown, and deals with themes such as the generation gap, the conflicts that surround today's youngsters, suicide, crossing boundaries and how people are affected by tragedy.
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One day while at Griffin's house after their adventure, while cleaning she comes across his books on dying and "living life to the fullest" and comes to the conclusion that Griffin knows she's ill and is being nice only out of sympathy. She storms out and after their confrontation Griffin explains that the books belong to him and he too has cancer. This causes the two to fall ever more deeply for one another, and their relationship deepens. Together, they strive to make the most of their last days of life.
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Bonnie replies that she and Clyde are the only ones truly living life to the fullest ("Dyin' Ain't So Bad"). Buck and Clyde return, with their respective partners elated to see them, but the celebration is short-lived as they learn that they have been followed by the authorities to the hideout. A shootout ensues, in which Buck is mortally wounded. Clyde quickly whisks Bonnie away, but a heartbroken Blanche stays with Buck until his dying breath and is arrested for aiding and abetting ("God's Arms Are Always Open (reprise)").
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This endorsement of living life to the fullest, for Cavalier writers, often included gaining material wealth and having sex with women. These themes contributed to the triumphant and boisterous tone and attitude of the poetry. Platonic Love was also another characteristic of cavalier poetry, where the man would show his divine love to a woman, where she would be worshipped as a creature of perfection.; Reprobates: The Cavaliers of the English Civil War, John Stubbs review As such it was common to hear praise of womanly virtues as though they were divine.
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Victoria V. of Verily Victoria Vocalises said the song was "catchy and dancy without being patronising" and that people would be hooked by the melody. She also commented that "Its sweet harmonies and catch chorus echo the song’s universal message about living life to the fullest". The Trips from the Disney said the song was "upbeat & fun", a "jam packed full of energy and zest for life and is sure to get your kids up & busting their moves" and "catchy hooks and rap sections with synths used to great effect".
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A mysterious person, he dislikes talking about his own past and lives in a local brothel, protecting and flirting with the women working in there. Distinguishable by his light-colored hair and his tanned skin, he is often seen smoking a pipe. At the beginning of the series, he is calm and carefree, seemingly living life to the fullest and intent on living in only the present, something he expressed to Masanosuke. He initially hired Masanosuke to scare off other bodyguards during a ransom transaction, but let him join the Five Leaves because he found Masanosuke "interesting".
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The song is also the third time Minaj and Ciara work together, and the second on the same album; with the other being its second single, "I'm Out". "Livin' It Up" is an "Island-flavored", "feel-good track" about enjoying life and living life to the fullest. "Livin' It Up" received positive reviews from music critics who praised the "feel-good" track for energetic, memorable, affirming that it could be a hit, when released. The song was also a huge success in South Korea, where it has charted at number 2 on the Gaon Charts, selling over 1,000,000 copies in its first week.
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"2 On" is an electro-R&B; song that contains elements of trap production. Lyrically, the song is a party song about living life to the fullest. Music critics mostly praised the song for its sound and carefree lyrics, and "2 On" was also noted by critics as a departure from Tinashe's murky alternative R&B; that was part of her previous songs. The single peaked at number 24 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and number one on US rhymthic radio, was the second-most played song of 2014 on the format, and was certified platinum by the RIAA.
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7 :"...Nothing has changed; nothing was ruined, nothing was added to the old town that sleeps shrouded in fog on the banks of the peaceful Bârlad. The same wide streets covered with gray pebbles stretch silently, in the dust that rises thin as a shadow of incense smoke spread in a ruined church. The same large and spacious courtyards, courtyards made for abundance and living life to the fullest, are pampered in their patriarchal appearance and the same small and simple houses resembling the comforting smile of old women show their modest faces under rustic roofs." \----- Ștefan Petică: Tecuciul removed.
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A group of people at a graveyard mourn the passing of Emily Deetz. Emily's daughter, Lydia, reflects on the death of her mother and her own inability to be noticed by her father, Charles ("Prologue: Invisible"). A millennia-old demon named Beetlejuice appears and mocks the idea of living life to the fullest, as it will all be worthless once death comes ("The Whole "Being Dead" Thing"). Beetlejuice then tells the audience how as a demon, he is invisible to all living beings unless he gets a living person to say his name three times, and reveals that he has come up with a plan to accomplish this.
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In an interview with Aravind Adiga, he talked about how "The White Tiger" was a book about a man's quest for freedom. Balram, the protagonist in the novel, worked his way out of his low social caste (often referred to as "the Darkness") and overcame the social obstacles that limited his family in the past. Climbing up the social ladder, Balram sheds the weights and limits of his past and overcomes the social obstacles that keep him from living life to the fullest that he can. In the book, Balram talks about how he was in a rooster coop and how he broke free from his coop.
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"Never Close Our Eyes" was written by Bruno Mars, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine, Henry Walter, Lukasz Gottwald, all of whom also helmed production for the track, with Gottwald and Walter working under their respective production names Dr. Luke and Cirkut, and Mars, Lawrence, and Levine working in their production team, The Smeezingtons. It is an electropop song, with strong elements of dance-pop and Europop. As noted by Scott Shetler of Pop Crush, the track features a hint of Dr. Luke's up-tempo dance sound while retaining Bruno Mars' melodic pop sensibility. Lyrically, the carpe diem-themed song is about living life to the fullest and partying until the break of dawn.
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"Livin' It Up" was written by Ciara, Wynter Gordon, Nicki Minaj, while Dernst "D'Mile" Emile II co-wrote and produced it. "Livin' It Up" contains a portion of the composition "I Don't Know What It Is, But It Sure Is Funky", written by K. Carter, W. Carter, D. Ferguson, W. Hull, C. Reynolds, K. Samuels and B. Sherrer, as performed by Kid 'n Play. Lyrically, for Mesfin Fekadu of Yahoo! Music, the song "has an empowering feel," talking about living life to the fullest, with Minaj's verses affirmes her partner's greatness. "I have my doubts in love, but I know it’s true/ I don’t have many friends, but I’ve got you," sings Ciara, chanting "Ola ola ey!" on the catchy chorus.
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Inspired by the 1997 American drama Donnie Brasco, El Dandy tells the story of a law professor who has been hired by the Attorney General, to participate in a program of special operations, where he must infiltrate one of the most notorious drug cartels of Mexico City. Under the false name Daniel "El Dandy" Bracho (Alfonso Herrera), he begins the task of identifying all the members of this clandestine network. However, he quickly finds that his acute ability to police work is only comparable with the exciting sense of danger that experiences living life to the fullest. Along the way, it avails itself of the help of a criminal's petty, loyal, even corrupt, ally called El Chueco (Damián Alcázar), who quickly befriends Bracho and comes dangerously close to discover his true identity.
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Nina George teaches writing at Literaturbüro Unna, Alsterdamm Kunstschule, Wilhelmsburger Honigfabrik, where she coaches young people, adults and professional authors. After her father's death, she wrote semi-autobiographical novel The Little Paris Bookshop, which talks about bibliotherapy, the fear of death and how this fear holds us back from living life to the fullest, the mourning process, and travel on river boat from Paris in the Canal latéral à la Loire, via Literary Sanary, to the south of Provence. There are meta-literary references to many famous literary works and authors in her novel, including Erich Kästner's idea of a list of books as remedies for different afflictions. At the end there's an appendix where she offers an alphabetical list of books and what she recommends them for, starting with The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.
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Her most significant film role in 2005 was that of a woman who becomes a successful photographer, opposite Ashton Kutcher, in the romantic comedy A Lot Like Love, which revolved around two people whose relationship slowly evolves from lust to friendship to romance over the course of seven years. While overall response was mixed, Los Angeles Times found Peet to be "charming and charismatic without being cloying or artificial." In 2005, she also performed in the play This Is How It Goes, filling in for Marisa Tomei at the last minute after six days of rehearsal, and appeared in the Woody Allen's tragicomedy Melinda and Melinda and the thriller Syriana, which based loosely on former Central Intelligence Agency agent Robert Baer and his memoirs of being an agent in the Middle East. Peet at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival In 2006, Peet acted on Neil Simon's Broadway production of Barefoot in the Park, followed by the romantic drama Griffin & Phoenix, a remake of the 1976 ABC TV movie, in which she portrayed a terminally ill woman living life to the fullest.
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