" But, she added, "We were really living out our
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Living out the healthiest relationship by Game of Thrones standards.
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Tiffany was living out of her car and nobody knew.
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Is Timberlake living out his "Can't Stop The Feeling" lyrics?
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There were some real stresses involved in living out there.
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Another you exists in it, living out a different life.
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We can actually make a living out of doing this?
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I was living out of a sailboat in Rhode Island.
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In 1984 the artist was living out of a van.
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Maybe in the revival she'll start living out her own?
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"I'm kind of living out of two suitcases," she said.
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" He added: "This town has been living out of a bottle.
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It is fascinating and frightening to see these men living out
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We are going to be literally living out of our suitcases.
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The cost of living out here is high as a motherfucker.
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Ahead, are seven costumes perfect for living out your blonde ambitions.
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Living out in the wild, wolves need each other to survive.
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Some people may say he is living out a prolonged adolescence.
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Ted Kennedy was a real man living out a real life.
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TAYLOR It was "Living Out Loud" that did it, I think.
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I'm living out everything I've ever wanted to do so early.
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Clinton, as we then knew her, was living out their dreams.
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Last time we talked, you were living out of a suitcase.
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Another one-time emergency goalie is now living out his dream.
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LarryWe were 22 and living out a summer romance in Thailand.
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Some of them, I've heard, are even living out of vans.
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Living out these qualities wasn't simply a goal, it was a duty.
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She's at a crossroads and has been living out of a suitcase.
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"I was living out of my car for a year," says Bassett.
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When I'm here in Brooklyn, I'm mostly living out of the van.
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"Living out your dream in reality is very surreal," Flanagan tells PEOPLE.
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Investigators believe that the suspect had been living out of his vehicle.
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Now all that's living out in full realm, for everyone to see.
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You might say Jesus Noland is living out a young gamer's dream.
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Yeah, I was living out of the suburbs at my mom's place.
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I want them to not be insecure about living out their lives.
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Recently, he is believed to have been living out of his car.
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"We're all living out our own mythologies," she says, with a smile.
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Nick Jonas knows a thing or two about living out of a suitcase.
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Richards said he's been living out of a backpack with no fixed address.
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For those with no hope, living out their lives in pain is intolerable.
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Tyrone, it turns out, isn't the only one living out of a bag.
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Maximo (or "Max") loves living out in the woods with his new family.
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"This is what I've been living out for my whole career," she says.
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I am not homeless and I am not living out of my van.
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"I'm not living out on the streets screaming about alien abductions," she wrote.
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She could make do living out of a suitcase for a little while.
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Billie Eilish is living out her childhood dream of singing with Justin Bieber!
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"Most members are rich, married men, living out their gay fantasies," Dylan says.
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And they were clearly thrilled to be living out a rock star fantasy.
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Eve Barlow is a Scot living out in LA. Follow her on Twitter.
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But living out raises another deeply challenging set of problems to grapple with.
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That means that many horses end up living out their lives in captivity.
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They began dating in March 2016, living out Madeleine Gruen's dream for them.
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At the time, the authorities said, he was living out of his van.
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You can do a punk festival and make a living out of it and you can play in a band and make a living out of it, and you can be different and be crazy and be happy, you know?
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But I'm surprised at just how much I've enjoyed living out of a suitcase.
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Luke Combs is living out his dreams — but he's still trying to stay grounded.
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I worked my ass off to make a living out of what I love.
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Somebody who was once living in a nightmare is now living out her dreams.
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Meghan Markle is living out what some — actually, many — call a fairy tale romance.
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Police say he spent the past nine years living out of extended stay hotels.
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It seemed like they were living out of their car, so I pulled over.
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This is what the Alves family has done, despite living out of a suitcase.
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Living out of the city in a smaller community is such a different experience.
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They've made a living out of telling it all on television and social media.
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Q: What did living out of your car teach you about money and survival?
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By then, he told agents, he was homeless and living out of his van.
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Searching for a quick way to make $1,000 while living out your food dreams?
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The Rosetta spacecraft is living out its final days at Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko.
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Mr. Sayoc, who seemed to be living out of a van in Aventura, Fla.
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Henry says the family spent 6 months living out of their van in Chicago.
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He can command a crowd; he's a politician living out a rock-star dream.
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Authorities have said he was living out of his van near the baseball field.
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Ms. Fregoso told me that living out of their Nissan Versa took its toll.
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Ms. Fregoso told me that living out of their Nissan Versa took its toll.
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" Betsy DeVos's supporters praised her as a "committed Christian living out a biblical worldview.
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We believe that part of living out those values is advocating for our coworkers.
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He had been living out his post-war years in Queens, New York City.
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The couple had an adult son living out of state, according to the website Penn.live.
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Indigenous reindeer herders traverse this terrain, eking a nomadic living out of the barren land.
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For many of the team members, this is their first time living out of home.
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We learned how to live minimally because we were basically living out of a suitcase.
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Two years later, and I'm living out of my car in search of a home.
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Officials previously said they believed the escapees were driving and living out of the van.
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We are going into battle, and we're going out there and living out our dream.
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Without knowing anyone living out there, I needed to find a way to be noticed.
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I was living out in the hills somewhere, running ten miles, not speaking to anyone.
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The 46-year-old is currently single and living out the definition of independent woman.
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When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult.
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"We were living out of my dad's truck for a little bit there," she said.
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Besides a fire-secure room, no one was living out any major fantasies that night.
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Thanks to that agonizing choice, she's living out her days in exile in the USSR.
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When I first met Assange, seven years ago, he was living out of a backpack.
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Debt murders our chances of living out the rest of our lives without any income.
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"Do you accept that you were living out an episode of Breaking Bad?" asked Aylett.
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You're damn right Alfred knew that Earn was living out of a damn storage unit.
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You're living out of suitcases and in hotel rooms, and it's important to be flexible.
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But he says he's living out his dreams, and his journey has only just begun.
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Most have headed north, toward the Turkish border, and are living out in the cold.
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And that has led to great injustices, like the one Mr. Dailey is living out.
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He's even been living out of a hotel for fear of establishing another bachelor pad.
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I like to examine the interception and parallels between living out personal and universal truths.
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Now, he's discussing his last month of living out and proud since the story went viral.
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Will he travel back in time and change history, living out entire lives in different ages?
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At the time, Euille said he did not realize Hodgkinson was living out of his van.
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Rackstraw himself is still alive and living out his golden years in San Diego right now.
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On Monday, Wilkie indicated on Facebook that he is homeless and living out of his car.
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So this is kind of just living out my childhood dream, in a lot of ways.
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"He wants people to be able to make a living out of performing arts," he added.
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It felt like living out a rom-com and a self-help book all at once.
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Living out the demands of one's religion is part of what it means to be religious.
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It's another to star in it, to be right there on screen living out its scenarios.
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Colby is here because he's been living out the dreams of others and not his own.
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Mila and Ashton are so in love, that they're still living out the best relationship phase.
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So your dreams of living out E.T in IRL are not as crazy as you thought.
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Lauren Geoghegan and Jay Austin were living out their dream of traveling the world by bicycle.
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However, that shouldn't stop you from living out your dreams and drenching your soup with it.
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For young women, she was everything they were, feeling everything they felt, living out a fantasy.
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Some plan storm-chasing vacations (chase-cations), living out a lifelong dream of seeing a tornado.
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But living out in the open means that "Gully Queens" can be victims of random violence.
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When I'm not on my boat, I am living out of my 4Runner on the road.
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Behind the glowing skyline of Las Vegas, thousands of people are living out the "American Dream".
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We used to just sell in this region, we didn't make a living out of it.
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We like living out of a suitcase and going hotel to hotel and waking up early.
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Mark, still training in Mexico and Texas, was getting tired of living out of a suitcase.
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Who would not think twice about living out a life on this remote, landlocked, desiccated ground?
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Prior to playing high-school cheerleader Lyla Garrity, Minka Kelly was living out of her suitcase.
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And now he was living out yet another dream: being friends with his longtime literary crush.
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Knight pays careful attention to the details of desperation among prosperous characters living out lonely lives.
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"I'm living out here and talking to regular folks who don't have political jobs," Lord says.
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FYI, the book is called, "Living Out Loud: Sports, Cancer, and the Things Worth Fighting For."
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They themselves are living in an encampment somewhere, and they themselves are living out of a van.
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Barry Berkman (Bill Hader) is still living out his life as a human killing hitman and actor.
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Her characters are always so real that I can imagine them living out in the real world.
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For more genius space-saving ideas, pick up this month's issue of Martha Stewart Living, out now.
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Read the profile below: Living out of the spotlight for more than 20 years in Carmel, Calif.
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Adele wasn't the only one living out her dreams of seeing the Spice Girls back together, though.
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I needed Facebook to stay in touch with friends and family while living out of the country.
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At the age of 28, the Scandal star was living out "the best year" of her life.
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Euille said the man appeared to be living out of a gym bag with all his possessions.
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Authorities previously said the fugitives were likely still together and might be living out of the van.
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Those things are not off limits just because you're living out of a sense of human integrity.
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Unfamiliar locations, jet lag and living out of a suitcase make them an easy target for criminals.
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Teri Hatcher is setting the record straight: she's not broke, homeless and living out of her van.
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He was homeless, had 220 cents in his pocket and was living out of two canvas bags.
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So I realized that that's something that I can do and make an honest living out of.
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He didn't live to see me get a job here, but I am living out his dream.
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They ask their clients about housing; some have violent partners or are living out of a car.
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Buy it here >> Don't let the idea of travelling alone stop you from living out your dreams.
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Believe it or not, you can make a living out of agriculture and not get taxpayer subsidies.
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"If I didn't know better, I'd have thought he was living out of his car," Nicole said.
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"I didn't stop living out my dreams because of one obstacle," Turner said before a noticeable pause.
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I was, in fact, homeless and living out of my car when our first backer pulled out.
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And as an adult, Claire Wineland has continued living out loud, even as her body fails her.
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They were homeless for a period of time, living out of their car and sleeping in backyards.
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Can you get by with checking only your ski gear and living out of a carry-on?
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I was definitely living out ... And look, I would not take those experiences away from my life.
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It's like he's living out a Greek tragedy right alongside whatever the other characters are up to.
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Check. All that's left is heading out on a boat and living out your best sea life.
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Kali is a self-centered vigilante living out a Kill Bill narrative from an empty warehouse in Chicago.
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He had been living out of his car in California for a month, according to CNN affiliate KSNV.
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"You have a Syrian refugee who's living out his American dream literally in front of America," Welteroth said.
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Some local guys figured this out and decided to make a living out of fooling the Western media.
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"When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult," Rodgers told ESPN.
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Many civilians whose homes have been destroyed are now living out in the open in very bad conditions.
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Before she started work on Kookerville, Ho-Tai spent a year traveling abroad living out of her backpack.
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Before he amassed a $100 million empire, he was once homeless and living out of his Ford Tempo.
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After living out her relationship woes in the spotlight, Selena Gomez is approaching romance a little more cautiously.
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If you've ever dreamed of swimming in a pool of chocolate, Danny DeVito is living out your fantasy.
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At that time, they could make a living out of it without having to systematically leave the city.
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We wanted to make a living out of it, but only with the stuff we want to do.
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"When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult," the athlete said.
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Well, unless that is, you're Sarah Silverman who is currently living out all of our repeat outfit dreams.
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"I did not enjoy living out of a suitcase," she told Menendez at one point during the hearing.
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When I was younger, I never thought I'd spend my golden retirement years living out of my car.
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He didn't make much of a living out of his work at all, and he rarely sold photographs.
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This isn't Bacheldor's first rodeo when it comes to trying to squeeze a living out of a website.
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It felt like we were living out a dream of being the South Park guys for a minute.
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In undercover work there is no acting, you are playing, or living out, a different version of yourself.
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We are doing a much worse job of living out the egalitarian dream that has been our hallmark.
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"There's a big theme of fantasy, of living out something you can't have in real life," she said.
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Alex Chatzieleftheriou, the CEO and cofounder of Blueground, is very familiar with living out of a hotel room.
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Though it has a large population of seniors, high expenses will make living out of your savings difficult.
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The Thomases were living out of a marina in Norfolk, Virginia, aboard Saturnalia, a Cuthbertson & Cassian 35 sailboat.
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The hit comedy followed three working women living out their fantasies of getting even with their sexist boss.
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In reality, these were not the chill people living out every workaholic's fantasy of a life without stress.
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As online gaming becomes the new social forum for living out virtual lives, a new startup called Medal.
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Hubert moved to Poole's seven months ago but has been living out of a van for three years.
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Richard signed, disproving the family's theory that he was interested in living out a fags-to-riches lifestyle.
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Yasir (William Catlett), meanwhile, is living out of his car and waiting for his big break in directing.
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While I was living out in L.A., I started picking it up and I found a great teacher.
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"I am a human being, living out of all prejudice and going to the unknown," Ms. Suleiman said.
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Different groups see themselves living out different national stories and often feel they are living in different nations.
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"Everyone who was a musician back then was basically living out of a VW bus," Mr. Steltenpohl said.
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"In the Episcopal Church I saw women-- straight and gay-- who were living out God's call," she said.
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Numerous armed groups make a living out of the dangers of a war and may act as spoilers.
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Living out her teenage fantasies, surrounded by celebrities and A-listers, Song was feeling too terrible to ignore.
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I've never had to meet a deadline, never had to make a living out of writing a book.
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But my children won't learn those things unless they see me living out those values in front of them.
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The highlight of eating them, though, is definitely living out your Tide Pod fantasy without suffering internal organ damage.
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That's left tens of thousands scattered throughout the province in makeshift shelters, still living out of hastily packed bags.
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"We've made no secret out of the fact we want to make a living out of this," Bradbury says.
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The women are all living out of Alexandria House, a shelter for homeless women and homeless women with kids.
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This week we pick up with...ugh, yes, it's Noah who is living out his wildest white savior fantasies.
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Still, who can say in that moment that you'll be a success and make a living out of tennis?
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This is the Black Spire Outpost's popcorn stand, where the proprietor has made a living out of flavored popcorn!
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The 1980 hit comedy followed three working women living out their fantasies of getting even with their sexist boss.
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People go into rest-and-vest mode, living out their days at Facebook as a sentence not an opportunity.
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Some people can make unimaginable fortunes in microseconds, while others still scratch a living out of the dry ground.
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Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson is loving her newlywed life – even if she's living out of a hotel room!
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Broke, Mr. Johnson was evicted from his house and spent the next seven months living out of his truck.
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At times, they seemed to be living out the twelve-step adage about faking it until you make it.
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It&aposs a nightmare, living out your life in a society where you can trust nothing and no-one.
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One man living out of state asked if somebody could go grocery shopping for his 83-year-old mother.
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We're all, right now, living out the daily consequences of this devil's bargain between white men and white women.
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Protected on parkland, gray wolves show little fear of humans, often living out their lives within view of roads.
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Politicians use them to make themselves relatable to all the faux hardscrabble cave people living out in the sticks.
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We have no idea how long we will be living out of the van during our circuitous move west.
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They said that he had a criminal record and that he had recently been living out of his car.
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In addition to living out their New York City sitcom fantasies, the couple gets special privileges at the bar.
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While travelling to see him and exchanging messages, she was living out her most outrageous and extraordinary film work.
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I tell her it&aposs not my fault I have to make a living out of my crazy ideas!
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A peculiar silence currently surrounds the population of adults with autism, living out their lives in homes and institutions.
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But being in an airport four times a week and living out of a suitcase can take a toll.
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For now, Bieber will have to continue living out of a Beverly Hills hotel as he continues his house hunt.
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This week, you're living out the most popular Capricorn workaholic stereotype, but you're tapped into something really psychic as well.
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I'd say you can't put a price tag on living out a life-long Star Wars fantasy but Disney has.
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In Houston last year I saw churches living out their call to care for and comfort families after Hurricane Harvey.
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I realized I was living out my dreams through my character, a man who lived unapologetically without fear of ridicule.
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Technically, though, the tracksuit has never really left: It's been living out its trend afterlife on the racks at Kohl's.
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It is, instead, a means of living out the Christian Gospel — literally acting as one understands how Christ would act.
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But there also just weren't a lot of people who were living out for a young person to look to.
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"It's funny how much you look forward to the next meal when you're living out of a suitcase," Clinton wrote.
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I know that I'm living out my values and I'm putting my energy exactly where I want it to be.
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"There are a lot things in the manual of living out your dreams that you don't know about," she shared.
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After finally living out the quaint life he was once robbed of, an elderly Captain America sits by a river.
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Also, many people aren't just looking for a place to live in and make a living out of their art.
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She went into foster care, and was homeless multiple times as an adult, resorting to living out of her car.
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Such men "came to appreciate decreased erectile function as an aid for living out culturally appropriate older masculinity," Wentzell writes.
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Kate Middleton isn't the only commoner living out our fairy tale dream of marrying an actual prince and becoming royalty.
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He enjoys the new lifestyle, the schedule that doesn't have him traveling without end and living out of a suitcase.
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But sometimes, you find yourself shit out of luck, living out your days in a cold, dark abandoned Soviet bunker.
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Nichols tweeted a photo from the Los Angeles Times that seemed to show a family living out of their car.
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It turns out, it was the very thing they were known best for: living out their relationship in the public.
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Then again ... they're living out in Malibu right now, so even a chauffeur-driven ride into town can be aggravating.
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Hodgkinson had reportedly quit his job, left his home, and was living out of a gym bag in Alexandria, Virginia.
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And at last, here I was living out that dream, even if it was Skyrim's irradiated, futuristic cousin Fallout 4.
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In fact, you'd be more likely to think that this was a 27-year-old living out of his car.
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In which case, no gamer should have to settle for bland accessories when living out their dreams in virtual reality.
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The police said they believed Mr. Joudeh, whose last known residence was in Queens, was living out of his car.
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They're basically living out their 13-year-old dreams for the rest of their lives—for better or for worse.
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I'm lucky to be living out this dream of combining two great interests of my life into one amazing product!
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Sophie Allison, the Nashville-raised songwriter who performs as Soccer Mommy, seems to be living out an indie-rock dream.
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Maybe he's a Ben Affleck superfan, and is living out some weird, psychosexual fantasy in which he fully becomes him.
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Couples living out a fairy tale can go for the more obvious princess-inspired choices, like Cinderella and Prince Charming.
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Freeholders and tenant farmers relied on knowledge of weather and planting techniques to squeeze a living out of the land.
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While you're back at work bundled up in your winter attire ... Paris Hilton is living out your daydream in paradise.
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His family said Kratzer dreamed of living out in the wilderness in the middle of nowhere and living off the land.
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But "living out of a suitcase," as Kufrin called it, will soon be coming to an end for the happy couple.
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"I'd hope that they would be flattered and happy to see Marvin living out his daydream," she said with a laugh.
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Conversely, many folks in New York would probably be unnerved by living out where your closest neighbor is a mile away.
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But it's also a glimpse at the story Monroe finds herself living out — and that's a story that's well worth reading.
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Hundreds of Syrian refugees are living out of hotels, stuck in limbo as the Canadian government scrambles to arrange permanent housing.
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Now is the time to watch Netflix movies, and indulge in a hopeless romantic's favorite hobby: living out sweeping love stories.
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"I'm proud of you publicly living out your nightmares while complete strangers judge, dehumanize, and ridicule you," she wrote on Twitter.
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"When you are living out a relationship in the public eye, it's definitely … it's difficult," said the Super Bowl-winning athlete.
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My periodic desire to shun society and take up life as a nomad living out of a yurt somewhere flares up.
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The #MeToo movement ushered in a lot of discussion about representation that had been living out there for a long time.
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Over the previous year, he had been living out of a suitcase, putting in 13-hour days, seven days a week.
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To hear him talk about it, making a living out of his passion seems like the simplest thing in the world.
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When you first came to the US, you paid your bills working as a DJ and living out of your van.
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Nah, I was living out in San Francisco and my parents rarely let me out of the house at that age.
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Though with boyfriend Lee touring the midwest, MJ is lonely, she's also exhausted from work and living out of a suitcase.
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In March 2017, Mayer revealed that he had been living out of a hotel for fear of establishing another bachelor pad.
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He said ballots for his opponent had been cast on behalf of dead people, people living out of state, and felons.
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Throughout the film, Louise is experiencing not her memories of the past, but living out precognitive moments of her own future.
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And she had carried this shame even though in the rest of her life she was living out in the open.
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I'm lucky in that I can sleep anywhere and at any time, but I don't like living out of a suitcase.
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He reminds clients to focus on what they can control and try to enjoy the process of living out their plans.
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It's not often that a homeless person living out of his car can dramatically alter his circumstances and become a billionaire.
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And as they head for a seemingly inevitable clash, both are living out the creeds that made them who they are.
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When I found out I was pregnant, I had been traveling abroad for seven months, living out of an oversized backpack.
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William has hacked his room in several apartments, and is now living out of his office, which presents some interesting challenges.
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He says he loves living out in the sticks, where he can do what he calls, "cowboy s***," like shooting guns.
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But for now, we have five more episodes to watch people living out their lives against the sweep of imagined history.
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Others were still displaced, living out of suitcases and on friends' couches; they wanted to know when they might go home.
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Instead of living out several identities — Latina/lesbian/gun-owning/Christian — that pull in different directions, they turn themselves into monads.
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When people are living out their dreams, a lot of time, there's not a lot a parent can say about it.
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"She is proud of being a mother of three children, living out of wedlock, she has divorced twice," Ms. Mayer said.
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" Living out in the woods of Oregon, he might as well have said: "I really think you should have another arm.
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Whatever happens, we are truly living out in vivid terms the continuing evolution of this great democratic experiment we call America.
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It wasn't until he was 40 that Ric visited an older man abroad, with the express purpose of living out his fantasy.
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The two teaser photos of the series ending episode prove Daenerys is living out the exact hellscape she always wanted to avoid.
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I'm also presuming she's a Leo, because us Leos enjoy living out loud, and she wants to have a "super wild" birthday.
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Old age explains why Sudan is living out his last days isolated in a private enclosure, fenced off from the surrounding grasslands.
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Satellite internet is a viable solution for anyone living out in the sticks, provided you don't mind slow speeds and awful ping.
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" E: "I agree, I think it's an amazing thing to be able to be creative and make a living out of it.
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Actor Josh Brener, who plays Big Head on "Silicon Valley," has no doubt there are tech workers living out his character's storyline.
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We were living out our dream following our blues train down the rails, and then it became part of something very relevant.
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He and his family were living out on the land then, in the northernmost parts of Canada, in canvas tents, hunting seals.
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You diligently planned and saved your hard-earned money for many years so you could be comfortable living out your retirement dream.
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I had been dating someone for about a year and half, whom I met in DC while I was living out there.
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A simple show about three black dudes and a girl (Earn, Cousin Alfred, Darius, and Vanessa) living out their dailies in Atlanta.
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That's where I wanted to live, that was my Oz, so in that sense, I was and am living out my dream.
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The court's ruling established that people like Jack should not be bullied by the government for peacefully living out their religious beliefs.
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"I'm proud of you publicly living out your nightmares while complete strangers judge, dehumanize, and ridicule you," McCray, 35, wrote on Twitter.
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Here he is as a Devil in 1990, living out every player's dream: Getting his hands on a lippy Maple Leafs fan.
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I need a way to feel like a sane human when I'm living out of a piece of luggage at all times.
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Mr. Mueller, the first special counsel of the Twitter age, is living out a high-stakes case study in prosecutorial public relations.
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Q: What were your shoestring early days with the Paul Mitchell line like - even living out of your car at the beginning?
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Iowans living out of state, like members of the military, will also be able to form their own satellite caucus as well.
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Warren is now living out the consequences of that extremely serious question, stuck in Washington and unable to aggressively campaign in Iowa.
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Of the program's 150 clients, 40 percent are employed, including Marva Ericson, a certified nurse assistant currently living out of her Kia.
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Cesar Sayoc, a Trump supporter and DJ living out of his van in Florida, was identified as the suspect in the case.
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There's so much projection that goes on and it takes people out of their own lives, out of living out their dreams.
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Dr. Shirley's not exactly a winner living out loud in Green Book, but I'll be damned if Ali didn't make him look good.
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The IRC estimated that around 5 percent of the displaced people are living out in the open with only trees to provide shelter.
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And yes, it includes their two incredible daughters, one standing tall at her father's side, the other living out his message at home.
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This is a film brimming with faces and voices, creating a polyphony of people telling us about, or simply living out, their lives.
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Young men who, by some minor miracle, are living out their childhood dreams, are made to feel like pawns in someone else's game.
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James is man living out of his car in East Hollywood; he's also known as 'Canine' because of his deep love for dogs.
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As night fell, I found myself back at Zenyara, living out my delusional fantasy of this luxury villa lifestyle being my new normal.
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The couple quit their jobs, rented out their home, and began living out of a camper van, traveling the country and speaking out.
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Maybe Leo will go into the music industry, living out his dreams behind a mixing console, a knob- (not fan-) twirling Jimmy Iovine.
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And you soon learn that they are basically forever 13-year-olds living out their childhood dreams (music, sports) and playing video games.
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He'd sold his car and had some money for a hotel room—rather than rent a place, he began living out of there.
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"It really opened my eyes to realize I didn't want to be someone who was struggling, living out in the streets," he said.
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But he appears to have been living out of a white cargo van in Alexandria in the months leading up to the shooting.
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The film stars Ellen Page as Tallulah, a rootless young woman living out of the back of a van and treasuring her independence.
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To hear a story about how there's a 130-year-old living out in the woods in the middle of nowhere sounds great.
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At the time of his arrest he was a transient, living out of his car in the park where Hoffmann's body was found.
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At least four of these students reportedly resorted to living out of the school's locker room and one said he ended up homeless.
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As an adult, he spent more than a decade living out of the country before returning to New York City, where we met.
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Those of you responsible for further data acquisition and analysis will be up first, and we'll settle into our living out here ASAP.
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The current regime may be living out its last weeks in power, driven out by the international community and pressure from the street.
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Prior to adopting the #VanLife, the couple was sleeping on Marlon's parents' couch and living out of their backpacks for over a year.
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But when I passed by a side road, I saw a family living out on the street, in a tent made of blankets.
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Because of its unique nature in telling the stories of young twentysomething New Yorkers, you know, living out their own "La Boheme" story.
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Soon it will be him off hunting in the countryside, and Sophie will be alone, living out the "inevitable" in her own generation.
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At another, someone worked remotely while living out of a van for three months, skiing in the mornings and working in the afternoons.
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He refuses to call his extra-worldly encounter a love story because they are both inventing — rather than simply living out — its plot.
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In any case, Princess Anne just became an absolute Twitter hero for living out everyone's fantasy of seeing The Crown come to life.
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Mann was struggling with breaking into the industry, she said, recounting a period where she was homeless and living out of her car.
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He went from living one place to another, eventually living out of his car before he lost that as well, his brother said.
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It is a heavy trip to consider what design we are currently living out, in a society that seems increasingly tilting toward dystopia.
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For now, he told VICE News, he's living out his car and running around Washington, D.C., trying to meet with U.S. government officials.
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For those who are making a living out of their influencer status, these could help them leverage better deals with those brands, longer term.
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At the Fox Run R.V. park north of town, Reid Thibodeaux has been living out of a trailer given to him by a friend.
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The FBI said on Wednesday they had reason to believe Hodgkinson had been in the area since March, living out of his white van.
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Her clients are looking for the romance they've seen in Hollywood movies, living out their wildest wedding fantasies in France or Italy or England.
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The agency added that it expects the passengers to be sent on their way soon (So much for living out my The Strain fanfic).
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As he hit his mid-40s, he decided it was time he finally got around to living out his dream of getting into racing.
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Both animal selfies and travel photos are the stuff internet dreams are made of, but this guy makes a living out of the two.
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Bornean orangutans are endangered, with less than 100 living in accredited institutions across North America, and not many more living out in the wild.
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After years of flying between NYC, L.A., and Paris (as you do), most makeup artists have made living out of a suitcase an art.
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When the novel opens he is living out of a hotel, more like a teenager freshly unpacked in university halls than a professional footballer.
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A 24-year-old Google employee has been living out of a 128-square-foot truck for over a year to save on rent.
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Others, however, rather than change their pornography use, just adjust their religious beliefs and values to be more consistent with what they're living out.
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After living out of a tent since her mother's passing, upbeat and energetic Tohru Honda moves in with the eccentric and handsome Souma family.
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In the early 90s, I was living out my 20s in New York City, and Michael Alig's infamous Disco 2000 club ruled Wednesday nights.
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Before these pint-sized patriots were living out the American dream in Hollywood, they were just liberated lil tykes rockin' red, white and blue.
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I think that's going to free a lot of women, men, and people who identify as neither from living out a script that's untrue.
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Pleasure is enjoying life in the moment while purpose is about living out your values and passions while serving a greater purpose, he explains.
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With the support of her high school sweetheart, the entrepreneur has overcome being jobless and homeless, at one point living out of her car.
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I was at one point just living out of a car rock climbing full-time and I, about five years ago, started building robots.
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Weeks and months on the road, living out of hotels, eating crap food, shaking hands, trying to get your name lodged in people's minds.
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When we don't trust one another to wash our hands sufficiently with soap, we're just living out a very basic version of our mistrust.
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I was living out in West New York, N.J., in a $500-a-month bedroom and taking the bus in at 6:30 a.m.
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If you do these three things before quitting your job, your chances increase of living out an amazing early retirement, stress-free and happy.
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The family will be taking downsizing to the next level in February 2020 when they try living out of a van for a month.
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The best way to tackle them is with a chemical treatment, which means living out of black plastic trash bags for weeks on end.
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TV's most basic principles rest on casts of characters living out multiple stories at once, the best to grab our increasingly abbreviated attention spans.
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In Xing's models there are often tiny representations of people hidden amongst the architectural details living out lives of illicit passion and overindulgent squalor.
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Composed almost entirely of retirees living out of motorhomes performing seasonal labor, CamperForce workers are expected to perform physically demanding tasks despite their advanced age.
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If someone told my 14-year-old self that I would be living out my dreams on the public stage, I wouldn't have believed them.
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Always opposites, always drawn to each other, Nick and Jess have been living out a romantic comedy for almost as long as we've known them.
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Ser Jorah surely died living out his dearest fantasy: protecting his queen and the love of his life, Daenerys Targaryen, from a horde of wights.
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Chris Pratt Before becoming the star of Guardians of the Galaxy or Jurassic World, Pratt was homeless in Hawaii and living out of a van.
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But later in life, he spent years living out of cars in Alberta and British Columbia, unable to hold a job due to developmental disabilities.
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Fitting all your stuff into a single carry-on suitcase is easy, but living out of a carry-on suitcase once you land is hard.
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It's hard enough to imagine living out of a van for five years with less than $100, but imagine doing that and still remaining positive.
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Here's to Peter living out his dorky dreams, and us getting a chance to see him and his adorable niece on our screens once again.
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In 2003, I lost my apartment and resorted to living out of my car for the next seven months, occasionally crashing on my friend's floor.
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Within a few years, we'll be living out the plot of Waterworld, starring Kevin Costner and a machine that lets him drink his own piss.
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It's a jarring statement to accept, especially for people of marginalized communities — like the LGBTQ community — who desperately crave security while living out their identities.
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"I love living out these different sides of my personalities for these events and for characters on TV and film as well," Dewan Tatum said.
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Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi have found love with one another, but just where will the Bachelor couple be living out their happily ever after?
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The meaning for me, apart from making a living out of it, is to make sure that Spanish Iberian ham is recognised and represented globally.
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Farmer was living out of his car at the time so he could find work and send money to his grandchildren and family in Seattle.
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One California woman is living out all your wildest unicorn and mermaid fantasies by turning her downtown Los Angeles apartment into a rainbow, bubblegum dream.
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While living out her final days under hospice care in her hometown of Alexandria, Virginia, Joey Feek is surrounded by lots of love – and smiles.
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I was in Olivia living out my time before I could put together enough money to have surgery I had been doing that, saving up.
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The fact that I had a spot for everything was great and made living out of a suitcase for three days much easier than usual.
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They and their parents had been living out of their car, and the father asked Chief Dirr when someone would come by for garbage pickup.
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Below, seven early retirees share their top tips for getting to early retirement, living out of their savings for years, and generating income when retired.
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Right now, I'm unsure of what I want to do, so me going and living out on my own, that [would lead to] financial debt.
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It started when I was working as a union organizer in a little town in upstate New York, living out of a dingy motel room.
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He made so little that he couldn't always afford rent, and he spent long stretches — six months, at one point — living out of his truck.
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But there's also optimism in the profound beauty of just existing — living out a story that may not get told, but thrives and blossoms anyway.
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The idea that both women are living out their truths in a society that has tried to stifle it Healy I read "Becoming" on vacation.
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Airbnb is giving one lucky pair of star-crossed lovers the chance to spend the night living out a modern Shakespearean romance this February 14.
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Then she puts Anna in charge of Clint (Ozzy Myers), an 8-year-old living out a Western fantasy to detract from his own misery.
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But once the camper — a dilapidated Roller Super 3, built in Italy around 1960 — was fixed up, Orso could spend summers living out his dream.
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The threesomes began and ended a period of my life where I felt like I was living out something and exploring something I don't regret.
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The earliest stuff on this record dates back to 2006, when my wife Lisa and I were living out on a farm in North Carolina.
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When Brebeuf defied the Archdiocese's demand, I thought of the "grad at grad" moral standards that Brebeuf is living out and which the Archdiocese sorely lacks.
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The people who died were living out of bounds and often vulnerable due to conditions such as substance abuse, chronic ailments and mental illnesses, they added.
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But don't tell Murphy that he's living out those lyrics today as he celebrates the sweetness of his second chart-topper 23 years after his first.
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Missandei may have never achieved her dreams of living out the rest of her life with Grey Worm in Naath, but Emmanuel's have never been deferred.
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In fact, Spicer fumbled through his Tuesday press conference so much, it felt like he was living out a pre-written, cringe-worthy scene from Veep.
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I was working a regular corporate job in Japan, but cooking is something I love doing and I wanted to make a living out of it.
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But what would happen if, instead of your crushes living out their inevitably short-lived life cycle, all of your would-be paramours discovered your infatuation?
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Him living out entire lives as other people across time is harder to swallow, even for those (like us) who are all about tinfoil hat theories!
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Presumably, he's living out the deal he struck with Jaime: a safe and quiet life elsewhere in the Riverlands with his wife, Roslin, and new baby.
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When I was 19, the same age Jensen was when she walked out onto the X Factor stage, I was far from living out my dreams.
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His relatives in Brazil get to see him living out his own version of the American dream, something that seemed so out of reach years earlier.
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"Except in the narrowest circumstances, no one should be forced to choose between living out his or her faith and complying with the law," Sessions wrote.
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Ellen DeGeneres gifted Ali with $50,000 courtesy of Shutterfly to help her spend her last year living out her dream of visiting the world's best restaurants.
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And at the time of the Tate-LaBianca murders, the Family was living out on Spahn Ranch, a former movie set used in low-budget westerns.
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Unfortunately for most players, living out the Survivor experience means seeing your torch extinguished, and having your dream snatched away from you before you were ready.
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"Definitely to not be as open about who I'm dating," she told PEOPLE Now of what she learned from living out the incident in the spotlight.
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Living out loud Many families end up running into similar obstacles — they don't know where to go for proper care or they're worried about the cost.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, which found that the government was wrong to punish Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips for peacefully living out his beliefs about marriage.
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These Christians were simply living out their deeply held convictions of their Christian faith when they politely refused to provide services for a same-sex wedding.
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We are living out what it might mean, both psychologically and neurologically, to take a powerful drug we do not need over long stretches of time.
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That hasn't stopped brand agencies, trend forecasters, and anyone who wants to get in on the act from making a living out of generalizing about millennials.
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At work or in the pub, sipping on a pint of beer, men buttoned their jackets and adjusted their hats, living out life in glorious monochrome.
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" And, he added, "There's always an element of the spiritual side, in the sense that we're living out of our own selves into a creative art.
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" He is 85, living out west and not letting go of his grudge against Pitino, whom he long ago took to calling "the high-powered guy.
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The F.B.I. said it appeared that Mr. Hodgkinson arrived in the area in March and had been living out of a white van near the field.
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Snakeheads can survive in freshwater and are described as predators that can eat tiny animals, and travel across land, living out of water for several days.
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I know lots of people have made a living out of crapping on the guy, but what he did was bring actual viewers to the network.
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After getting evicted, Surjet said, the couple started living out of Anderson's white van, which would be parked on a side street outside the apartment entrance.
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A cult film in terms of popularity, it nevertheless delivered a visceral dip a world in which living out the first-person experiences of others is common.
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To welcome what we hoped would be coming and maybe even sowing the early seeds of a birth experience I had hoped, someday, to be living out.
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Aghdam told them she had come to the area to stay with family and that she was living out of her car while looking for a job.
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Why is it we love to repeat things with our monsters, conjuring them up again and again; are we living out the next installment of a franchise?
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They had been a couple for more than 50 years, raised children together and were living out the rest of their lives in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
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Physical Education teachers from Mexico City's Escuela Superior de la Educación Física are visiting children who are living out of tents on the Calzada de las Bombas.
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Three generations of the Nieto family are living out of tents haphazardly erected along the Calzada de las Bombas, a major street in the district of Coyoacán.
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You know, in this manifesto that we believe is from the shooter, this manifesto, he talks about living out his super-soldier fantasy on Call of Duty.
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"He asked [if we could keep it] and they said no," she laughed before concluding, "Living out your dreams, turns out, is scary and also so fun."
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Rent is much too high to be covered by my monthly Social Security checks, and living out of a motel is a luxury I just can't afford.
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It was their hope that Overton would be able to remain in the home he built instead of living out his days in an assisted living facility. .
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When he told me he was keeping it in the family, that's when I realized how serious he was about living out Seleno's vision for this place.
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"I feel I'm living out what it was that the Nazis had tried to cut down more than 70 years ago," said Wilheim's granddaughter, Keren Zweigenbaum, 38.
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While vandwelling—living out of vans, cars, or motorhomes, as a lifestyle—was popularized by free-spirited hippies in the 60s, it's seeing a resurgence among millennials.
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Smokingest Ichthyologist Which TV host revealed to PEOPLE magazine that for three years in the late '80s he was homeless, living out of his 1976 Ford Tempo?
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How will Philip react if it's his own bosses, rather than the Keystone Kops over at the F.B.I., who keep Martha from living out her lonely exile?
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But nice shoes are practical, if you imagine that you will be packing for the best version of yourself living out the best version of your life.
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Living out here in LA and being on my own—because I do consider myself pretty much, since my husband passed, to be here on my own.
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Long before the Hiddleswifts of our day, there was Winona Ryder and Johnny Depp, a young '90s couple living out their relationship in front of the paparazzi.
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Oblivious to this, I turned 30, got married, had two kids, and, after living out-of-state for many years, went back to Indiana for law school.
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" Still, for some foreign domestic workers, the answer is living out—illegally, against the provisions of their unique dependent visas—in what are colloquially called "boarding houses.
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If you're curious, the last few pardoned turkeys have been living out their years at Gobbler's Rest, part of Virginia Tech's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
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She's now living out her golden years with us, snorting with glee when she eats turkey and purring like a cat when she gets good belly rubs.
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Kia's spot features Raiders running back Josh Jacobs, who was homeless and sometimes living out of a car as a child, giving encouragement to his younger self.
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"Except in the narrowest circumstances, no one should be forced to choose between living out his or her faith and complying with the law," Mr. Sessions wrote.
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Authorities believe he was living out of a van since leaving Illinois in March; his brother said he was in the capital region to protest President Trump.
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"My clothes reflect who I am," he wrote in "Living Out Loud: Sports, Cancer and the Things Worth Fighting For," his autobiography, which was published in November.
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Before this patriotic princess was living out the American dream in Hollywood, she was just another liberated lil lady destined for stardom in East Meadow, New York.
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This experience immediately came to mind when Crystal found out the family she helped is currently living out of a hotel until they can find a new home.
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In fact, Kevin Hart revealed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live " in May that he once helped Haddish out during tougher times , when she was living out of her car.
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You're very free-spirited, and you don't mind living out of a backpack or suitcase so you can wander the world without roots and responsibilities weighing you down.
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I'm looking forward to collaborating with him on a few songs for the next album and living out other crazy adventures on the road with him #mermaids #jet'aime.
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What we're trying to do there is find the context around issues people are talking about, things people are seeing, things that they're living out in their lives.
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Since Reckard's death, Basco had been living out of his car in the Walmart parking lot and using only a small fan perched on top of the dashboard.
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The Sims is about living out your alternate fantasy — ones where your joy derives from mood metrics that are easily attainable with a few clicks of a mouse.
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He's also quick to point out that, while he sells merchandise and does his best to make a living out of it, he's had help along the way.
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Sarah was living out of her car with an abusive, heroin-addicted partner, and she needed regular influxes of cash to help her partner manage his drug habit.
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Living out in the country means they pick up unsavory critters quite frequently and, after much trial and error, I have found that these medicines do the trick.
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Instead, she finds a man overpowered by regret, eager to close the book on his past while living out the rest of his days on an isolated island.
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I think my role in both, in different ways, is rooted in the interpersonal and experiential, letting that be the guide and the living-out of the vision.
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"You know what, I think that's a long way away," said Palmer, who shares an apartment in London with his sister when not living out of a suitcase.
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As a time management coach, I've seen that at the core, burnout prevention is about living out what is true about your body, your personality and your reality.
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Much of it he rarely spoke of: his diagnosis of bipolar disorder around 222, and years of petty lawbreaking, gang membership, abuse and living out of his car.
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The first person Tom Sennett told about his plan to make video games while living out of a van was the guy he bought it from off Craigslist.
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LBJ withheld the title of chief of staff from his top aides, and President Trump is now living out that fantasy even with John Kelly in the building.
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And so I just want to crowdsource the living ___ out of all this information, make it automated, and make it publicly and globally accessible, so that nothing hides.
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Mills: But if this turns out to be some sort of fantasy that he's living out, this is the most strange and profound fantasy I've ever heard of.
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Suffice to say, now is a good time to practice social distancing by living out your dreams, adopting six dogs, and hanging out in a million-simoleon mansion.
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For nearly two decades, Mario had been living out of his suitcase, traveling extensively for his corporate job as the director of international finance at a multinational corporation.
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The very repetition of the title suggests how any felon, post-prison, might try and fail to narrate his past, living out the future in a reiterative loop.
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One day, when your grandkids or friend's kids' kids are riding their hover-scooters around Mars Township B2, they could be living out aspects of Heinlein's libertarian dream.
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Instead, I now write what I call a "future diary," which is a written account one year in the future as if I'm already living out my dream.
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The link between elevated aggression and temperatures gets animated in a new short film about feuding roommates living out a summer heat wave in their New York apartment.
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And the highlight is a new performance of "Supercut," her anthem to living out the perfect romance in your head even as things fall apart in real life.
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No one mocked me for living out my faith the way Christians do, and yet many others have been mocking Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson since Thursday night's debate.
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How in the world do you shrink your closet into a single carry-on, and still look put together despite the fact that you're living out of a suitcase?
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For more than a decade, I felt most at ease living out of a suitcase, never quite sure where I might wake up from one day to the next.
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"These pieces are all crucibles, ritual adventures, I am living out in the real world, in the broadened conceptual space created by the internet and viral media," she explained.
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IN THE wake of a disaster at the reactor where they worked, two 60-something engineers are living out their autumn years in a cottage on the English coast.
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Because aren't we all convinced there must be a better way of living out there, a place that's perfect and still unspoiled, waiting for us but no one else?
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Over the past weekend we were stuck inside with two dogs, then living out of a suitcase, but by Sunday we could finally see the gray-blue sky again.
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I understood that in some small way, just by sitting in that suburban classroom, I was living out a tiny part of what he had hoped for my generation.
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During the singer's speech, she also recalled the moment she secured her first record deal, and had to tell a label employee she was living out of a bag.
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In a trailer for Bravo's new reality spin-off Southern Charm Savannah, viewers will meet a whole new cast who are living out their fabulous lives in coastal Georgia.
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But when the couple became engaged around a year and a half ago, she decided to "stop living out of storage and pursue some stability and structure," she said.
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Mostly, the gesture feels like an expression of who Jamie is—a woman living out of time and in the open air, without any connection to the modern world.
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"I think she just had all that creativity bottled up of 10 years of living out here with not a lot of extra adult conversation," says her husband, Ladd.
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A decade later, I argued, as Mernissi does, that the women who wore it were inadequately feminist, living out a patriarchal prescription that had been read into the Quran.
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For the last five years, Ms. Mangini and Mr. Bright have been living out of suitcases, juggling three storage spaces in two states, and shuffling clothes, antiques and objects.
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Neighbors at first had little inkling that Jakiw Palij was anything other than another immigrant living out his life in one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the world.
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Tucked into spare bedrooms and living out of suitcases, I assume, these celebrities have joined forces to make quarantine just a little bit more entertaining for all of us.
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At the time, she and her son were living out of her van and homeless shelters, and spending nights at an apartment in Bridgeport, the Connecticut Post had reported.
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Yes, we now live in a world where corporations that make an extremely opulent living out of dredging up fossil fuels are competing with each other for green credentials.
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A lion alone, P-22 is living out the classic science-fiction narrative of the protagonist who wakes up to discover that he is the last of his kind.
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Collins and his wife Zelzah Baez put most of their possessions in storage and spent the better part of a year living out of their truck, which they owned.
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But Ms. Saccal had begun to notice that Mr. Sayoc might be in financial distress: On Monday, she started to suspect he might be living out of his van.
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With Jeb Bush out of the Republican presidential race, the two remaining mainstream candidates — Marco Rubio and John Kasich — are living out an issue studied for decades in game theory.
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The concept, called samsara, keeps us living out many lives through "various modes of existence" (called gati), some lowly animals and others god-like, as determined by your actions (karma).
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Where you live may not directly correlate to your sex life and sexual satisfaction, but it's still interesting to know who among us is living out their best sex lives.
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Kendall Jenner may not have known it at the time, but as a teenager, she was totally living out the principles of The Secret, minus that whole vision board thing.
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Owen Grady is a former Marine turned dinosaur trainer who, as we see in the beginning of Fallen Kingdom, enjoys building himself log cabins and living out of his car.
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Gigi is chanelling her sister Bella's dark glamour, while Kendall, who closed the show in addition to opening it, is living out all of Kim's Paris Fashion Week blonde ambitions.
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In 2006, the performer sold all of his worldly possessions and began living out of his car, driving around North America and looking for sets wherever he could get them.
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Brandon, who asked to withhold his last name to maintain his privacy, has been living out of a 128-square-foot truck for over a year to save on rent.
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The A Wrinkle In Time actress just finished playing mom to her son, Leo, on Hulu's The Mindy Project, and now will be living out parenthood in the real world.
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On the way over to the second funeral of the morning, there are a lot more phone calls, including preparations for a woman living out her final days in hospice.
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"Living out loud is not playing Annalise Keating on How To Get Away With Murder, it's not being Amanda Waller in Suicide Squad, it's not getting an Oscar," she explained.
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His recent whereabouts In recent months, Hodgkinson had been living out of a white cargo van in Alexandria on a block that borders the baseball field, according to the FBI.
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In the early retirement community, we tend to get caught up on the future goal of quitting our jobs and living out the rest of our lives in jobless bliss.
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" He added, "The good, honest Americans living out in farm towns, in Nebraska or Oklahoma, or working two jobs in inner-city Chicago or Baltimore ... they see through it all.
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Guests of the ship say it's great for everything from birthday parties to living out your childhood dreams, and even includes costumes to get in the yo-ho-ho spirit.
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Ms. Tur was on the campaign trail for 18 months, living out of a suitcase and subsisting on hard-boiled eggs, packets of peanut butter and fistfuls of Cheez-Its.
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I was really just focused on trying to get a grip on my life and having a normal, non living out of a suitcase, tour van, hotel kind of life.
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Ms. Lauretti was constantly in and out as well, touring in an indie folk band with her brother and spending months at a time living out of a weekender bag.
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"It's hard to make a living out here on the farm," said Doug Jenkins, who raises hogs and grows corn and soybeans about a mile from Winnebago's shuttered ethanol plant.
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Mountain View police said they let her go after she indicated she had left home due to "family issues" and was living out of her car and looking for work.
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Mr. Martin is now living out of a vehicle in northern Idaho and working dishwashing jobs, according to Howard Belodoff, a lawyer who has worked on behalf of the plaintiffs.
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The best part about this pairing is that Hart actually gave Haddish $300 about 13 years ago, when she was an up-and-coming comedienne living out of her car.
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Today, she's happily living out her version of the American dream in one of New York City's most fashionable neighborhoods, SoHo, and is represented by powerhouse modeling agency, The Society Management.
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Not only was that eating away at my money, but it kept reinforcing that I had nowhere to call home – all I seemed to be doing was living out of boxes.
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We are no longer living out the legacy of Weber's edifying tale of Puritan spiritual entrepreneurship, harnessing the ascetic labors of the Old World to conquer a fledgling colonial-mercantile economy.
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Despite his paralysis, Gonzales has made a living out of his passion for horses and is one of the only registered horse trainers in Texas who is disabled, his wife said.
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Tracey Helton Mitchell had been living out of a shopping cart in a San Francisco alley, shooting heroin and getting beat up by her boyfriend, when she decided to kill herself.
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Here was a distinguished baritone — a silver-haired heartthrob — accompanied only by a piano, living out a life-threatening personal drama through a more intimate, but just as revealing, art form.
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The existing MacBook Air hasn't been updated for nearly three years, and it certainly looks like it's now living out its final days after being so influential for so many years.
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Koder was still living out of Dubai at the time of his arrest, while his syndicate has historically been caught trying to ship contraband from as far afield as the Netherlands.
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The legendary actresses share a long history and close friendship stemming from their classic comedy film about three working women living out their fantasies of getting even with their bigoted boss.
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"I think a lot of people thought of skateboarding as a hobby, as opposed to a career and parents seeing their kids making a good living out of it," said Huston.
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He is also, inexplicably, a cowboy now, living out his twilight years on an isolated farm where he spends his days riding horses and staring at his reflection in dirty mirrors.
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And while the position requires anywhere from one to four months away from home, those weeks away include drinking wine, meeting lots of new people and living out of a van.
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Drivers find themselves on the wrong end of police chases for all kinds of reasons: maybe they're bored, or drunk, or living out some kind of weird Grand Theft Auto fantasy.
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Sure, we'd all love to be jet-setting around the world, living out the summer travel fantasies that are only attainable for influencers with all their expenses paid and the 0.000001%.
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A bunny, a blanket, two suitcases and a guitar Living out of boxes meant Tanah Clunies-Ross and her family were able to save more of their belongings from the fire.
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Along with "Roe," he directed the premiere of her 2003 play, "Living Out," about white mothers and Latina nannies, which was partly inspired by her experience of raising her son, Marcello.
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For three seasons, Bojack Horseman has shown us the trials of a man who just happens to be a stallion—a sadsack depressive living out his middle-aged ennui in Hollywood.
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For much of my 20s, I spent most of my time on the road, without a permanent address, living out of an orange suitcase, with no real desire to settle down.
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Without spoiling his story, the end arrives with yet another twist when, after years of living out of sight, Le Roux shows up, in the flesh, in two separate federal courtrooms.
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Amanda, who's been living out of a 1999 Nissan Maxima with her son Nick, waited outside DaBaby's pop up for 3 hours hoping to meet him and sell him a hat.
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Moreover, she's joining the department as a transplanted New Yorker -- still living out of a hotel when the show begins -- after a sexual-harassment scandal helped topple the job's previous occupant.
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Best for:Making a planStrategizing with your moneySetting up systems to build wealthPersonal finance author Ramit Sethi outlines a six-week plan for living out your "rich life" as you define it.
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At the time of his arrest, Sayoc was living out of a van plastered with images of President Donald Trump and of some of Trump's critics with targets over their faces.
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Living out of suitcases in a tiny studio in Seoul, Mr. Crapser said that he struggled to keep himself busy to fight depression and that his job opportunities were extremely limited.
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Thank god she agreed to cover, otherwise I would probably be dead from living out every stoner's worst nightmare: being in charge of someone else's baby while too stoned to function.
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People who peddle Trump hatred for a living, they make a good living out of it, they try to outdo each other jocking for the pole position in their denunciations and descriptions.
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Harvey tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story that while he's now amassed an empire estimated to be worth $100 million, he was once homeless and living out of his Ford Tempo.
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Inside a dome-shaped structure, they were living out the latest in a series of NASA-operated missions designed to inform spaceflight: Operation HI-SEAS, for Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation.
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"I was living out my dream and in an instant, it all changed," he said, admitting that he had consumed dozens of alcoholic drinks throughout the day of the June 2013 assault.
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But half of the players in Here Is My Power Button are living out more of a powerlessness fantasy as they try to forge relationships with people who can easily break them.
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Seinne keeps it real throughout the date, openly admitting to Arie at dinner that she's fairly doubtful she'll be the one living out the "fairytale ending" when all of this is over.
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And so because of that two straight months of being on the road and living out of a suitcase... and we didn't have a lease on a house for over a year.
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It's an exceptionally rich part of San Francisco filled with enormous tech wealth, the kind of place where you can make a living out of digging through the trash of the rich.
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A woman was undoubtedly living out a mother's nightmare as she watched a cruise ship sail away with her children on board after she and her husband missed the scheduled departure time.
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Living out loud, even when her body fails her Meet Claire Wineland, 20, the self-described "goofball" whose cystic fibrosis has landed her in a hospital for a quarter of her life.
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"I'm living out all of my dreams by being able to be on stage with her," Rose tells PEOPLE during a recent interview following her stint on Clarkson's Meaning of Life Tour.
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The great irony is that these men and women are living out exactly what the church asks of LGBT people -- chastity and celibacy -- and they are not allowed to talk about it.
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Leonce: The cost of living here has been pretty steadily increasing since the recession which of course is always bad for working artists who are trying to make a living out here.
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At the time, he had been forced into retirement and, with no income, was in dire financial straits, living out of the back of his Jeep, his family sleeping on friends' couches.
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While Disney paid its C.E.O., Robert A. Iger, more than $40 million in total compensation last year, he noted, adults in mouse costumes were living out of motels, making $11 an hour.
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Failure to act now will deprive a generation of young people from living out their potential while the costs associated with addiction and mental health treatment will continue spiraling out of control.
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But no matter: My cheeks are burning right now just thinking about them standing on that stage, living out Hollywood's worst stress dream right in front of every single one of us.
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For Rami Ismail and Adriel Wallick, it's living out of one airport terminal at a time, and never being quite sure if the other is looking at the same stars as them.
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Jakiw Palij, who worked as a guard at the Trawniki Labor Camp, in what was then German-occupied Poland, had been living out his post-war years in Queens, New York City.
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We see our first glimpse of Justin in episode 3, wearing a tattered sweater, living out of his sky blue Liberty High School gym bag, panhandling on the streets of Oakland, California.
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This episode gets them ready to go: Rory, at long last, abandons her dream of going to Harvard in favor of Yale, signaling that she's about to stop living out Lorelai's dreams.
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Officials said that the authorities, acting on a tip, had found Mr. Jeffs living out of a Ford pickup truck in Yankton, a city of about 14,000 people on the Missouri River.
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And you have to give your life for something every day so that when you die, people will know that you were living for others and you were living out God's plan.
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Freedom Vans converted a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter into a tiny home on wheels named "Fitz Roy" for a woman who planned on living out of her van while traveling across North America.
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There is sadly no denying that we are still living out this particular American nightmare, in which a black man dies again and again as if part of some barbaric sacrificial ritual.
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Lucille, who spent part of her childhood in Corona, decided it was time for her husband to settle down in a house, a real house, instead of living out of hotel rooms.
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But retiring at 65 and living out your years on what you have saved isn't possible for many people; it also doesn't make financial sense and could impair their longevity, researchers said.
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Drown out fears of living out the plot of Melancholia for real with a little help from the Juno Chiller, a product designed to bring beverages down to a delicious, cool temperature.
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If you demonstrate the grit needed to make a living out in the fields, you're granted a yearlong lease — usually to rent a half-acre at first — on Alba's 211-acre property.
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His novels are populated with characters in the throes of introspective turmoil, consumed with the probability that they are living out their lives as lies, as if dressed in a stranger's clothes.
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Joel Marrable, who served in Vietnam, was living out his final days at the Eagles' Nest Community Living Center in the Atlanta VA Medical Center, a US Department of Veterans Affairs facility.
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Rothenberg was a darling of the venture-capital world, rising to popularity after raising his first investment fund while living out of a suitcase and then gaining a reputation for extravagant parties.
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Unlike their many other fever dream B-movies though, Dead 7 features a cast of former heartthrobs living out their pulpy Hollywood dreams, which makes the over-the-top everything feel somewhat justified.
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"I cried watching the movie, and so for about a week I started waking up from dreams that I'm living out that scenario," Swift told Elvis Duran during an interview on Friday morning.
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Read: Living Out of a Van Is the New American Dream The Marine Room in La Jolla, California, got an unexpected guest Thursday morning: a starving eight-month-old female sea lion pup.
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Being a freelance animator is a pretty crappy existence — it usually means living out of a suitcase, jetting from country to country as the major studios are chasing tax incentives around the world.
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It just happened on a serendipitous night and we just kind of met and I thought she left, but I was living out of a hotel and I invited her to the diner.
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"People instantly see this carceral history and the cruelty of people who had just been living out in the bush, [who] suddenly couldn't be any less free in these horrible restraints," she said.
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Ahead, he explains why the lack of women in the film was purposeful, why his sister will be his next collaborator, and why he feels like he's living out his one genie wish.
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Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania (CNN)By the time he landed at Bowling Green Brandywine treatment center in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, Kurt Farmer was living out of his car and had overdosed twice in three weeks.
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After marrying in August 1962, they spent several weeks living out of a shell of a car on the Aboriginal Three Ways Mission on the fringe of Griffith, in central New South Wales.
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We were here ostensibly to talk about his latest endeavor, "Max Rose," a critically skewered but nonetheless affecting film released this month, a portrait of a jazz pianist living out his twilight years.
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Chatting with a next-door neighbor, Posey was dressed like a silent-movie star living out her retirement in Palm Beach: cream-colored linen dress, floral-print silk head scarf, oversized Tootsie sunglasses.
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Most of my songs on the record came from kinda similar experiences that I was talking about previously like living out in the country, and a few from books that I've read recently.
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Eventually, after living out her early twenties in public, she fell out of love with music, and after the troubled release of her second album three years later, she withdrew from the spotlight.
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He's a teen drifter living out of his car and grappling with the specter of Vietnam when he meets local nerd and horror buff Stella (Zoe Margaret Colletti), and her group of friends.
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Which explains why some MCs who don't sell shit in records stores make a good living out of their music and make thousands of people go wild every week with their live performances.
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Katie Holmes, making her feature directorial debut, stars as Rita, a bedraggled but nonetheless beautiful homeless woman living out of a beat-up car with her 15-year-old daughter, Ruthie (Stefania Owen).
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Those perceptions can be overcome, but for refugees — many of whom are still living out of sight in temporary housing or edging their way through the state's bewildering bureaucracy — it is significantly harder.
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As businesses become more global, more and more workers find themselves living out of their suitcases, and finding that having a full-time job — and no fixed address — is the best of both worlds.
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The video, which is directed by Arrow's mother—legendary LA filmmaker and photographer Autumn De Wilde—moves from the band serving up donuts to living out a glamrock fantasy on the streets of Hollywood.
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Now, raising a 1-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son and performing on Bruno Mars' 24K Magic World Tour, Ciara is living out her dreams as both an artist and a mother.
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Siri may not be living out its full potential under wing, but voice-enabled assistants are nevertheless the future of digital technology, Siri's co-founder and former CEO Dag Kittlaus told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Her supposed eternal partner turned out to be Jason, a dense Floridian DJ who spent all his time in The Good Place living out his least favorite activity of hiding who he really was.
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But it falls flat thanks to its offensive resolution (spoilers, obviously): instead of living out her dream, Aurora decides to raise space chickens with the toxic man who fell in love with her picture.
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With more than 12,700 homes and other structures up in smoke, many refugees have taken up temporary residence with friends and family, while others have pitched tents or were living out of their vehicles.
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The couple, both in their late 60s, were living out their golden years in a green ranch-style home on Dave Wood Road in the hills southwest of Montrose, surrounded by federally owned land.
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The show looks just as melancholy and darkly funny as ever, and it seems like things still aren't going great for Donald Glover's character, who appears to be living out of a storage unit.
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The two stayed true to character, nailing each other's mannerisms as they bantered back and forth while showing off pictures of them living out a day in the life of their co-host counterpart.
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RIP Denise Nickerson, who played Violet in "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory," is living out the last moments of her life, because her family tells us they have just taken her off life support.
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Let's say you have a way to get to China and are interested in living out your own drone fantasies, here are some facts about the S6 that can factor into your buying decision.
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London's old double-decker buses are being converted into homeless sheltersSan Francisco's homeless population has swelled by 17% in two years, with most of that growth coming from people living out of their cars
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I also saw how easy it is for American evangelicals to be a politicized subculture, a tendency I see as detrimental to authentically living out our faith, as Christ modeled for us to do.
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Journalists and nonprofits must work in tandem to resist the fear-mongering and tactical misinformation spread by this administration, or this country will continue to alienate the people who are living out its promise.
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His wife, a doctor, and young children still live in New York, and he spends his weeks living out of hotels in Washington and commuting home to the Upper East Side on the weekends.
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Ms. King and Mr. Firkin had been documenting their journey, which they named The Way Overland, on social media and a website, living out of their car as they trekked from country to country.
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Ms. King and Mr. Firkin had been documenting their journey, which they named The Way Overland, on social media and a website, living out of their car as they trekked from country to country.
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Westenhofer, who is 213 years old, has the physical presence of a set builder rather than a pixel pusher, with the easygoing air of someone who's made a living out of realizing impossible things.
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The four humans, now living out hundreds of lifetimes (or Jeremy Bearimies, as "The Good Place" concept of time is called), one-by-one realized their time in existence was coming to an end.
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Now that he's an age where he's considering his health, he's starting to worry: Did all those days spent shirtless under ultraviolet rays, living out a Sublime song, put him at risk for skin cancer?
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Siri may not be living out its full potential under Apple's wing, but voice-enabled assistants are nevertheless the future of digital technology, Siri's co-founder and former CEO Dag Kittlaus told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But the film is also arguably about how easy it is for people to only see their expectations instead of the truth, and to overlook important details while they're living out their own internal dramas.
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I was a janitor and I was like, 'Since I'm here, I might as well find a trade to get into, get involved in it, make myself and make a big living out of it.
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"He's a whole grown ass man who's been on his own," Williams explains of McKinley — the camera showing that he's been living out of boxes, with all of his belongings being stored in her basement.
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It took John Jacobs and his brother Bert five years of living out of a van and being "wildly unsuccessful" to find what would eventually propel the company to more than $100 million in sales.
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We don't yet have virtual reality games that allow us to simulate sex, but porn is pretty much as close as one can get to living out a sexual fantasy, sans a real-life partner.
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In the face of the Purge prequel we're living out right now, it should come as a tiny bit reassuring that not every federal agency has closed—at least not completely—during this government shutdown.
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Lara continues living out her own version of a Rihanna music video by entering the Axelrod family vault, where there are about 20 suitcases filled with what we're meant to assume are small cash fortunes.
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I realized that the affirmation I was getting sexually from fully living out my queer identity wasn't that helpful because there were so many underlying feelings and experiences of racism, xenophobia, and just feeling other.
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Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays.
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But in 503, tired of this vagabond life, the Briton hung up the gym bag he had been living out of and started managing construction of the elegant, aluminum Sparkman and Stephens 73-footer Encore.
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Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays.
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She spent her teen years hawking her lacquered Disney charm on screen and concert stages, while behind the scenes, she was living out the dark, child-star narrative of drug addiction and horrific self-abuse.
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"My first wardrobe fitting, I told the costume designer 'I'm living out my dreams of being a '90s teenager," Underwood tells me during Refinery29's visit to the Little Fires Everywhere set in Los Angeles.
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While you're living out your best socially distanced life, you can always stay informed with the latest coronavirus news by visiting the CDC, the WHO, and JHU websites, and check which events are canceled here.
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Rothenberg Ventures was the talk of Silicon Valley in the early part of the decade after its young founder, the charismatic Rothenberg, raised his first fund while living out of his suitcase and couch surfing.
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New York (CNN Business)Kevin Holesh was on the run from winter and living out of a RV in Austin when the time finally came to meet the man from Silicon Valley face to face.
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Penn Badgley: To be honest, I feel like I've been living out of a suitcase since I've maybe been about 20, so I guess I haven't really ever gotten good at what you're talking about.
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Published by Drawn & Quarterly, this chronicle of the waning years of Germany's Weimar Republic is sprawling in its historical survey but intimate in its depiction of the lives of the people living out that history.
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And if our perception is, 'hey that seems like more than enough,' we're living out a music-industry version of that experiment, which over-estimates how much women contribute when they speak up at all.
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The always-living-out-loud former Playboy model and current Kendra on Top star knows Hank Jr., 7, and Alijah, 3, need to be just that — children — but that doesn't mean she will ever coddle them.
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We're talking living out Tibetan culture in full, trying that slightly suspect street food in Thailand, or even basking in the Bali sun (with SPF on, ofc) in your finest one-piece and oversized straw hat.
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Puth's heartfelt statement on his Twitter account revealed how hard the decision was to cancel his tour dates: It's not easy admitting that you need a break, especially when you're living out your pop star dreams.
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Although Vanderwaal — who stole America's hearts with her ukulele and array of original songs — plans to give most of her winnings to charity, she's understandably excited about the prospect of living out this classic childhood fantasy.
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The pocketable Roku Streaming Stick or budget-minded Roku Express models are good picks if you're living out of luggage, thanks to their small size and no-big-deal-if-you-accidentally-leave-them-behind price.
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Sammy -- who says he's still a HUGE Cubs fan -- tells us he's been happy living out his life in Miami in the meantime ... saying that's actually the reason why he's yet to make an Illinois return.
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My focus narrowed back to what was important: my son, and the kids like him all across the country, the ones quietly living out their stories every single day with no fanfare and no media attention.
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By 2014, data showed Spain had become the most popular destination for British migrants in the EU. "I think if we come out it will affect people living out here," 80-year old Patricia Dennison said.
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Sayoc was arrested last month in Florida, where he had reportedly been living out of a van emblazoned with pro-Trump stickers and pictures of the president's opponents, including Clinton, with crosshairs superimposed over their faces.
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They believed that Satan controls life on earth, that only a hundred and forty-four thousand anointed Christians will be saved to Heaven with Jesus, and that we are living out the last days before Armageddon.
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Teri joined Sam Rubin on the "KTLA 5 Morning News" all the way from London to address a cover story recently published in Star Magazine ... claiming Teri's desperate, broke, homeless and living out of her van.
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"Drumming has been a subject of taboo to women in Africa and me rising as a percussionist and going publicly with it and making a living out of it is problematic to some people," she says.
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I want to ask everyone here to help thank my unbelievably talented staff and volunteers, each doing the work of 20173 people, living out the values of this project from day one and making today possible.
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Rather than living out the balance of his life in the severity of an institution, Virginia's Community Living Waiver offers the possibility that Wayne will get the supports he needs as he grows into an adult.
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"Living out here [in rural Ritchie County], you hear stories about how people have been bullied into contracts, how gas companies won't pay proper royalties," Lucas, who lives on a farm with her husband, told me.
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If I'm living out in Peoria, do I want the city of Peoria to be run by a couple corporations based on Wall Street, or do I want it to be run by the citizens of Peoria?
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Both of them are living out a certain form of the artistic dream — she's following her muse without seeking anyone else's approval, he's got a lucrative and steady gig, where doting audiences cheer for him every night.
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Krasinski and Emily Blunt play the parents of a family living out their days in near-silent isolation, lest the slightest noise attract the monsters that have already demolished most of the rest of the human population.
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The idea of living out of a van sounded romantic, and, by 23, I'd already been to Europe, South and Central America, the Caribbean, Africa, and the Middle East but hadn't seen most of my own country.
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The pair's other best friends, Karen Walker (Megan Mullally) and Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes), are living out their golden years together after Jack was named the sole beneficiary of the late Beverly Leslie's (Leslie Jordan) vast fortune.
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Just your friendly neighborhood Subway-Man Outside the story, fans have responded most to living out the dream of Spider-Man's New York City, especially in a medium where you can truly experience a sense of place.
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It's the kind of place that, a decade or two ago, would be a destination for so-called "dirtbag climbers," those itinerant adventurers living out of cars and tents as they searched for new faces to conquer.
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I especially love, in a way that makes me laugh when I think about it, that I am currently living out my teenage dreams: the industrial-chic apartment, the coffee shops and literary festivals, the rehearsal rooms.
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If you're in the market for a cozy new home where you can raise a family while simultaneously living out your darkest BDSM fantasies in a fully-furnished fuck dungeon, look no further—we've got you covered.
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Black communities are told that they need to keep their history in the past, but also to not question the fact that they're still living out the effects of systematic discrimination that have kept communities in poverty.
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While the football player has said in the past that "living out a relationship in the public eye" has been detrimental in the past, the spotlight doesn't seem to have had an impact on he and Patrick.
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Anna Delvey, a European 20-something who managed to persuade New York socialites that she was a wealthy heiress, living out of Manhattan hotels on, reportedly, a series of forged documents and an air of general blitheness.
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Some satellite caucuses will allow Iowans living out of state to participate, while others will provide extra locations within the state — like at universities, hospitals, retirement homes and mosques — to make it easier for voters to attend.
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As a kid growing up near Los Angeles, DeJoria would help his family make ends meet selling newspapers and Christmas cards, and later he was a door-to-door salesman, at times living out of his car.
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Some items are reproductions or approximations of what Victorians might have used; living out this experiment on a shoestring budget has meant that they don't live by the hard and fast rules some people imagine they do.
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"If the vote were today, I believe, he would win the electoral states that he would need, because, living out there, I will tell you, his level of support has not gone down one inch," Moore said.
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But the sauce used so liberally by Vietnamese when we were deployed there — especially the powerful, homegrown version made by those villagers living out in the paddies — bears little relation to the stuff bottled and sold today.
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While living out some lyrics to their hit song, "Burnin' Up," the brothers discussed everything from their upcoming album, Happiness Begins, to the coffee cup in Game of Thrones, and fellow musicians like John Mayer and Taylor Swift.
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I didn't know what role it would take to be honest with you, but I just happened to gravitate towards this in college, realized I was good at it, and decided to make a living out of it.
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Adut's story, as presented in the video, saw him seriously wounded as a child soldier in Sudan, rescued by the United Nations and relocated to Australia, before overcoming illiteracy and living out of his car in Western Sydney.
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"We welcome this reversal and applaud the attorney general's statement that 'except in the narrowest circumstances, no one should be forced to choose between living out his or her faith and complying with the law,'" the statement read.
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YouTuber LowSpecGamer makes a living out of making games playable on the weakest computers, reducing games to their most basic visual components so they can run on rigs made of balsa wood and held together with duct tape.
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Other goals are to improve drainage and waste services in the city where over 600 families, including children, make a living out of informal rubbish collection and are exposed to health risks and poor sanitation, said the report.
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"On the cover yesterday [Star magazine has] an article that says exactly that — it's totally absurd — that I am broke and homeless and living out of my van," Hatcher said in a televised KTLA interview that aired Thursday.
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The sweet moment has a serious lining, according to the department: Officers Wednesday morning were investigating a "suspicious occupied vehicle" when they learned that a mother and her 11-year-old daughter were living out of their car.
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A lot of that is due to fans loving me for who I am and living out loud — all the things that some of my cast members don't like are the things that fans really love about me.
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"Evangelicals are not living out the good news of the gospel as Jesus modeled and commanded when we prioritize criminalizing abortion as our single most important issue politically while neglecting issues of poverty or refugees," she told me.
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Recently, when he was living out of his car, a black Nissan Sentra, and showering at rest stops, Mr. Rosales called home to ask if he could stay, but his father hung up on him, Mr. Jennings said.
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But long before Pratt's earning power put him in rarefied air among Hollywood's elite actors — and, before he even began his acting career — he was a college dropout living out of a van and waiting tables in Hawaii.
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At any moment of great triumph or tragedy, the person that is gone… my father died so young, at 53, so he never got to see that I made a really decent living out of being an actor.
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So if the floodwaters are coming, I'm hoping the place catches fire or all the live oaks fall on top of it first, or else I'll be another destitute professor living out of her car (with two malamutes).
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While they were between homes, her former career afforded them discounts as they traveled to London, Bucharest, Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Borneo and Spain before the building was completed and they could stop living out of their suitcases.
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"I'm staying out here to try to keep away looters, to try to save what I can save," said Bernard Sutton, a 64-year-old cancer patient, who has been living out of a tent and broken-down minivan.
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We put together a list of six quizzes that can help you redirect your career by getting to the bottom of the question: What do I really care about — and how do I make a living out of it?
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While I won't be doing that last thing, what follows is a personal investigation into the world of celebrity beauty treatments—because if any group of people should know, it's the people making a living out of looking hot.
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For every Rainbow Johnson ( Tracee Ellis Ross) on black-ish, cozily living out her upper-middle class life as a wife and physician, there is one of the mother figures in Tyler Perry's universe, thriving on chaos and resentment.
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Now, LGBTQ+ people take October 11 each year as a day to celebrate their identities, to show how powerful and beautiful the community is, and to help one another through the sometimes terrifying process of living out and proud.
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Living out of a van would be inexpensive, and I'd also be able to work on the road — both on my freelance writing and on an unexpected side-hustle that I'd built over the last few years: public speaking.
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"I was living out of a suitcase and spending all my time in the recording studio or performing," the singer, 20, says of the months that followed her third-place finish on season 14 of American Idol in 2015.
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Put together, he can show you how to calm your mind, develop positive habits, and keep your skin glowing (in a totally nonradioactive way) while you're living out the rest of your days beneath ground in comfort and style.
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"I had a very lonely adolescent gay boyhood that didn't feel right, and so that song is me living out this fantasy of like being a teenage girl because I never got to be a teenage girl," Bruce said.
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When you are living in a city for more than a week or two, living out of a hotel can become less convenient — not to mention more expensive — and that is the gap that Homelike is hoping to fill.
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She had heavy, inexplicable vaginal bleeding, was reeling from a storm of unprocessed trauma, and living out of her Geo Metro, which made entertaining cosseted adolescents at bar and bat mitzvahs excruciating, especially when daughters danced with their dads.
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Right now, there are community healers in towns and cities concretely living out the liberal democratic vision of the good life — deeply embedded in their communities, surrendered to their ideals, reaching out to other communities, growing in their freedom.
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The Girls Trip actress, 38, who stars alongside Hart in the upcoming film Night School, shared that the comedian lent her money back when she was homeless and living out of her car in a new interview with Vanity Fair.
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Because, ultimately, the best way for any of us to move on and honor the victims was to keep living out our lives in concert halls, restaurants, bars, and public spaces, and not immure ourselves in our homes in grief.
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He spent his days living out an epic bucket list such as meeting celebrities, being published in a calendar, featured in a book, painting his own paw painting, becoming "the face" of a product and riding around in a police car.
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This is where we see Peep at the height of his career, and through beautifully edited montages of never before seen footage accompanied by Peep's songs, we see Peep truly happy and living out his wildest dreams as a pop icon.
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Intent on staying in the game, Watermelon sees massive potential for someone with her experience and skill to make an honest living out of a legal pot market, but she fears small players without her resolve will be shut out.
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I've had a particular weakness for Peter Pan kinds of queers, which doesn't encompass all andro bois but, rather, a particular subset therein: lesbians and enbies living out delayed adolescences after being denied the real thing in their closeted youths.
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Yet, we often wonder if young women (and men for that matter) think twice about entering a field that's constantly in the news for it's problematic work culture (see, rampant gender discrimination, long hours, and employees living out of their cars).
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Instead of simply visiting each park as a weekend getaway or on a longer vacation, Lauren and Steven packed up their lives and hit the road, primarily traveling and living out of a converted Nissan NV212 cargo van for seven months.
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And of course, the only man who can track her is Owen (Chris Pratt), Claire's ex, and expert dinosaur wrangler who has been living out the last three years living in a bus while he builds himself a log cabin.
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These days, soaring home prices and a shift toward weekend vacation rentals have created a housing crisis in ski country, one that has people piling into apartments, camping in the woods and living out of their trailers and pickup trucks.
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In his spare time, and in romantic pursuit of a mysterious hitchhiker nicknamed Pussycat (Margaret Qualley), he gets acquainted with a band of hippie misfits living out on Spahn's Ranch, who follow a leader named "Charlie" — yes, as in Charles Manson.
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Not only is the choice cost-effective, but it serves as a means of enhancing his creativity and living out the open, community-like culture he's built at Zappos, where "create fun and a little weirdness" is the office mantra.
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Remember that fear on the first day of a new school that come lunchtime, you'd find yourself living out the American teen movie trope of walking through the cafeteria with a tray of food and no one to sit with?
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But it was during those chaotic teen years, when she was living out her car and rarely attending school, that she learned how to produce tracks and edit videos, creating her own romantic, candy-colored dream world in the process.
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The third baseman was being inducted into the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame and was rolling around the infield on a very-Texas pickup truck with his kids, when someone decided to ruin the moment by living out Young's worst nightmares.
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They represented the kind of people who, in the previous American dispensation, would never have stayed in the city seeking partners through their twenties but would instead have been married and living out in New Rochelle with Rob and Laura Petrie.
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Starring in the Netflix series "Orange is the New Black" and the Tony-Award winning musical "The Color Purple" simultaneously, superstar actress Danielle Brooks is not only living out her own dream but inspiring other women to find theirs, too.
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Not only is the choice cost-effective, it also serves as a means of enhancing his creativity and living out the open, community-like culture he built at Zappos, where "create fun and a little weirdness" is the office mantra.
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This conviction compelled him as the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, where I am humbled to serve as the president of the Memphis Chapter, and it's a conviction that families who are exercising school choice are living out today.
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Adventure sports are not "an outlet for 'crazy' individuals with an unhealthy relationship to fear, who are pathological in their search for risk or living out a death wish," Dr. Brymer and his colleague at Queensland University, Robert Schweitzer, wrote.
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Traveling the world for swimming, and living out of a suitcase, has given Beisel a sense of what her life might have been like if she had chosen music over sport as her means of expressing herself and entertaining others.
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In the decade since the greater public stopped caring about Second Life, nearly a million people have continued logging in and checking on their digital lives, running digital businesses, making digital friends and digitally living out their odd sexual fetishes.
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The No. 47-ranked player is pretty much living out a Cinderella story of her own, but reductive female character tropes aside, the on-court match-up between Halep and Ostapenko's games is really why this final is so exciting.
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Equally dramatic is her deeply romantic period with the German performance artist Ulay, 12 years in which the lover-collaborators crisscrossed Europe, living out of a black Citroën van with their dog, creating some of their most iconic and lasting works.
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A passage set in an Appalachian community, whose residents have moved there to escape life online, presents the subjects as if they were somehow living out of time—a remote tribe plunked down in the middle of the continental United States.
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"I start my job at 5 AM. I had the option of living out, but I couldn't start this early," said Ida*, highlighting that having to commute, on top of domestic workers' long working hours, can be close to impossible.
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"While famous rappers like Eminem win Grammy Awards and make millions off the violent imagery in their songs, judges and juries are routinely convinced that lesser-known rap artists are somehow living out their lyrics as rhymed autobiography," Mr. Jones said.
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Big Break: A self-taught musician, Mr. Colón began uploading tracks to SoundCloud in 2013, after he quit his job as a project manager at a design and construction company, and was living out of his car in Los Angeles.
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He bought it last fall, stained the floors and moved in during the winter, living out of boxes while he was renovating — gutting the kitchen, changing bathroom fixtures, replacing the odd orange doors and ancient ceiling fans, painting and wallpapering.
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It would be nice this weekend to be on the road, living out of a truck or van or full-size sedan, camping next to it in a good-size tent and cooking over a campfire amid vacationers, far from home.
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It doesn't have to be a hike through the Yukon, but just living out of a backpack for a long weekend where they take an active role in planning meals, buying food, picking a site and setting up the tent.
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The kitchen originally provided a place for the women to cook fresh food for their families and neighbors, who were living out of hotel rooms after the fire, but more than a year later it has also become a support network.
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It wasn't until toward the end of his career when everything really started coming out about C.T.E. He wasn't as concerned as I was, because when you are living out your dream, you aren't worried about that kind of stuff.
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But now my work doubles as an antidepressant; these books are rife with the kind of horrors that led half of the country to believe, at any given time, that they were living out the end of the American experiment.
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Watching anything for 40 hours straight will demolish your soul and leave you a crumbling, broken husk, as if you're living out a protracted version of the end of Infinity War but without the merciful speed of a single snap.
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It's simply the reality of the sport: players living out of their cars, crisscrossing whatever continent they call home, playing for a cut of that $10,000, and hoping to accumulate enough points on their world ranking to qualify for something bigger.
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I also find it odd that Bik Van der Pol is trying to make a statement about humanity's negative impact on the environment by taking something living out of its natural environment and using it to serve a human purpose.
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While these heroes are traditionally, overwhelmingly, male, for Campbell and his cultural kin, there is something universal at the core of the monomyth: we are all embodiments of this archetype, living out our own particular stories, trusting and rebirthing ourselves.
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But the time to make amends had come too late: The 22009-year-old rapper was in a medically induced coma at Good Samaritan Hospital in Rockland County, N.Y., living out his last days with multiple myeloma, a rare form of cancer.
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What he discovered on his arrival was that the three congregations that shared the Tree of Life synagogue had, each in its own traditionally Jewish but slightly different ways, already been living out something very much like the ideal memorial he was describing.
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"You're living out of your pack, you're going to stop at night, you're going to dig a hole, you're going to camouflage, you're going to turn off all your stuff, and you're going to sit there, and you try to sleep," he said.
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Unless you've been living out your own version of The Truman Show, blissfully unaware of the current date and president (you don't wanna know), you realize we're hot on the heels of the day on which kiss-proof lipstick is especially important.
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A count by a homeless advocacy group in January revealed that there are nearly the same amount of people living out of their vehicles that were living on the streets in King County – up 46 percent from 2017, according to KOMO News .
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The 10-year-old, 90-kg (200-pound) Vietnamese pot-bellied pig is one of 150 ageing animals, including dogs, goats, horses and sheep, living out their final days in peace at "Les Petits Vieux" ("The Little Old Ones") in rural southern Belgium.
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Daryl and Michonne are able to joke about Rick a little bit now, Rosita is living out some form of "Three Men and a Baby" with Eugene, Siddiq, and Father Gabriel, and it appears that Alden and Luke are now best buds.
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"A friend of my father's fell on hard times and was living out on the street, and he had this old, vintage upright piano, and my dad offered to keep it at our house," Springs, 27, tells PEOPLE, recalling her performing roots.
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Audrina Patridge is the latest alumna from the MTV reality show to tie the knot after years of living out her romantic adventures on The Hills (Lauren Conrad, Kristin Cavallari and Whitney Port preceded her — to say nothing of Heidi and Spencer).
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A few of these stories have some hoodoo out of a Cormac McCarthy or a Harry Crews tale — warped men living out in the woods killing alligators; giant pigs under houses; people chained to porches — but the grotesqueries aren't persuasive or profound.
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On episode 180 of Waypoint Radio, Danielle talks about her real-life fighting game, Austin fell down a tactics hole, Rob and Austin are both living out cold-war woes in Phantom Doctrine, and Patrick has become a true Dead Cells Connoisseur.
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The vital Prototype festival — the city's most important spotlight on contemporary opera, broadly defined — opens with the premiere of Matt Marks's "Mata Hari," in which the title femme fatale reflects on her life while living out her days in a Paris prison.
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The US Secret Service said Mr Sandford told police he had planned to kill Mr Trump for more than a year, during which time he lived in Hoboken, New Jersey, where he reportedly overstayed his visa and was living out of his car.
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The Abrams campaign said they spoke with college students living out of state who sent absentee ballots in well before the deadline but have yet to receive confirmation of their ballots being counted, and Georgia voters who reported problems at the polls.
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And if the book feels familiar in places ("Mommy Wants a Glass of Chardonnay" is both a title and trope here), it's also a testament to the power of not unpacking at all but instead living out of a very small suitcase.
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The trick of You is that because we're stuck in Joe's head and because he's so dead-set on living out his perfect rom-com fantasy, we are forced to constantly question our assumptions about the rom-com fantasy's mode of storytelling.
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While there are plenty of public sculpture examples of art living out in the open — it's interesting that the most visually arresting art pieces are in quiet spaces — you could be on top of them (on the bridge) and never know what's underneath.
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EICHNER There was a series of movies we went to see that normal college-aged men were not going to see in the Midwest: "Living Out Loud," with Holly Hunter and Danny DeVito; "Isn't She Great," with Bette Midler and Nathan Lane.
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Yes, I know that the last three are entirely your father's fault, but I was the one who opted to mate with a man who was living out of a lime-green camper van when I met him, so I'm pretty sure that's my bad.
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After driving the 40 miles to Irbil, Aksram, her husband and their three young children spent 25 days homeless on the streets of Irbil, living out of their car, before the Baherka camp was erected and the family found refuge in a small trailer.
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Yet Ram Badan Singh, who left a job as a civil engineer in India to come to New York at age 42, is still scraping together a living out of all three, in the same spot where he began 36 years ago next week.
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So almost by design, most of the drivers are living far away from where they're working, and when you get them so exhausted that they can't drive home, it sounds like they're essentially living out of their cars for how many days a week.
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In his time writing Peach, he watched a couple of friends pass away, tended to his mother in the hospital, and got pushed out of San Francisco by the area's gentrification, living out of the band's 216-by-21 practice space with four other people.
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Perfume will waft down Spruce Street, expensive heels will scrape hardwood floors of chapter houses, and young women will still strive to be a part of a coveted "sisterhood," one they believe holds the key to truly living out the best years of their lives.
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Most agree that there needs to be a separate crime of "social dealing," which accepts that people who pass on drugs to friends for no or little financial gain should not be treated the same as those who make a living out of drug selling.
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"If we can shift the remodeling industry to be doing those types of things when they're already remodeling, then we really start to change the housing infrastructure and we create this place where people can enjoy living out their years in their home," Tenenbaum said.
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While Ivanka Trump is out there, living out the brand's mission, Klem, a registered Democrat, is left behind at headquarters taking the anti-Trump punches while also trying to carve out a second identity for it using Ivanka Trump's name, minus the association to her.
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Living out loud is long after you're gone – and trust me, everyone in this room, you're going to be dead a lot longer than you're alive even if you live to be 100 years old – you leave something on this Earth that's bigger than yourself.
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Bush is fighting for his life, living out of a suitcase in the state, relocating most of his campaign staff to New Hampshire and unleashing a newly aggressive stump persona and multimillion dollar ad barrage against Trump and his rivals for the establishment lane.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the toughest guys on the planet, but when a wild elephant got a little too close for comfort on his South African safari, the former Governator started feeling like he was living out one of his own action movies.
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Even though Spears' subjugation and complicity in his own execution were motivated purely by his stated desire to avoid the hell of living out the rest of his life in prison – where he'd be forced to confront the consequences of his crime – Georgia killed him.
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It's not clear if each sighting was the same clown, but it looks like North Carolina is now dealing with its own circus nightmare and police will need to step up if they want to prevent a child from living out some terrifying It nightmare.
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But the idea that you can leave a stable job, a 401(k), sell your house, retrofit your van and spend a couple of years living out of it by yourself, or with your spouse, or even with your kids, is something completely different.
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Over the weekend, six people visiting Chicago's fourth-tallest skyscraper wound up living out a literal goddamn nightmare when their elevator's cables snapped and sent the thing hurtling towards the ground, dropping 84 floors before it finally came to a halt, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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In the second episode of VICE's new documentary series Outsider, Carlson finds Rojas in Los Angeles living with his aging mother, the two of them spending the first half of the month in a motel room and the second half living out of their car.
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But then, as Senate Republican leaders were scrambling to patch together votes for a tax bill, Flake suddenly had the leverage to push action on immigration, since the party could lose just only one vote (with John McCain living out his last days in Arizona).
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I don't know if it's because of the exhaustion that set in when I was in China and hasn't lifted, or the asceticism of living out of a suitcase for a year, but the Buddhists stories my guides told me all seemed to make sense.
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But he has spent the last five years living out of a nondescript clapboard house in this secluded college town in a kind of self-imposed exile from his former life and career, one that had set him on a path toward anguish and addiction.
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After shows, Fox E would try to establish himself among attendees by asking for food recommendations and dining with welcome fans, and so he fell in love with eating like a local while living out of his car and getting by on CD sales.
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"The sex, the cash, the fame/Living out a life you can't deny/The drugs, the lies, the pain/Will never get enough to satisfy," Mötley Crüe profess in the title track to The Dirt, a biopic that's as brazen and decadent as the bands' own music.
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Eventually, they too would become household names, be re-christened as #influencers, sit front row at the shows, and go on to make an extremely comfortable living out of posting pictures of themselves wearing the latest designer clothes on their blogs and, later on, their Instagram accounts.
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What if, you ask, it becomes so easy to pick and choose which traits we desire in our children that we wind up creating a class of genetically engineered super humans and basically begin living out a real-life performance of the novel Brave New World?
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Finally allowing herself to commune with her heart side, Beth instructed the driver of their car home from the airport to pit-stop at Shauna's apartment, where she and Randall discovered something grim: Mother and daughter had been evicted and were now living out of a car.
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When things got tense between her and her father during Kali's senior year of high school in Virginia in 2012, she moved out, living out of her Subaru and often staying up late in a parking lot writing poems, then recording them as songs on her laptop.
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"We still do some experiments, like shooting with backdrops and stuff at home, but then we go to these places that are much more opulent, sometimes making it look like we have more money than we do, and living out these other fantasy lifestyles," Rivera says.
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Still, many people displaced by the storm struggled to find help as they dealt with spotty cellphone service and the shock of a life-changing event Joseph R. Hill, his wife and three young children have been living out of his silver SUV for the past week.
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The former mayor of Alexandria, Bill Euille, said he talked with the suspect at the local YMCA most mornings for more than a month, and even tried to help find Hodgkinson a job after seeing he was living out of a gym bag, the Washington Post said.
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Less than a week after finishing her freshman year at Syracuse University, the singer, songwriter and producer Claire Cottrill, who performs as Clairo, was in the back seat of a chauffeured S.U.V., eating Chick-fil-A and living out the surprising mundanity of her music-industry dreams.
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I've watched them fearlessly tending to the rule of law, enforcing the promises of our Constitution and living out daily their judicial oaths to administer justice equally to rich and poor alike, following the law as they find it and without respect to their personal political beliefs.
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There is a danger that the only people who are prepared to go into public life will be a weird collection of ideologues who are willing to sacrifice everything for the cause, provocateurs who make a living out of outrage, and bland functionaries who have nothing interesting to say.
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We talked about everything from our childhood pets (her rats, Mr. Peepers and Tefnut, and my dog, Inky) to my fanciful dream of one day running a retirement home for animals: geriatric cows and octogenarian pigs happily living out their golden years with nothing whatsoever expected from them.
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We first meet Frances and Rosalie as hobbled old women living out their final years at the same nursing home in the mid-1960s, bemoaning the gloppy food, giggling over a "second-rate magic show" and bickering over riding in the front seat on outings with Rosalie's son.
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An expert in fraternity hazing deaths says coddling parents are part of the problemSenior citizens in Minnesota now share their living space with a surprising band of roommates: College studentsThis Pomona College senior is living out of a converted school bus and saving $10,000 a year on student housing
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Perhaps more remarkable than the painting is the tale that accompanies it: the account of woman made vagabond by the Nazis who ended up returning to the very house from which she had been evicted, and living out the war there, just feet above one of her persecutors. Mrs.
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"Supplication: Selected Poems of John Wieners," John Wieners The Hotel Wentley poems are nested in here, and they are the most grandly erotic and heartfelt homosexual sketches about living out of time in friendship on the edge, and seeing the whole trembling picture of midcentury America from there.
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I was conducting ethnographic research for my undergraduate thesis — which eventually became the subject of my first book — but I was also living out a romantic chapter of American history, because in the DNA of freight trains resides Jack London, country music and the mythos of the West.
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Either way, it's pretty clear that Geno and June are still living out of hotels -- like we've been told they were doing for the past several months now -- and it's also obvious June's family is nowhere near getting back into her life, despite their repeated pleas of reconciliation.
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" FROM COINAGE: Vacation Like a Kardashian: Here's How Much It Will Cost You But the pair prevailed by facing their renovation challenges head on — including going through 40 different flooring samples and living out of a storage unit while couch and hotel surfing — and now have their first "really nice house.
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In the mid 2000s, Manhattan-born Burmeister was a graphic designer working on data viz for a small investment firm; he'd also realized that he could do almost all of his work on a laptop or even a cell phone and was experimenting with living out of a carry-on.
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Though the show ended 13 years ago, truthfully, she's never not giving us Carrie vibes: Her current platinum blonde layered bob is reminiscent of Bradshaw's season four chop, and Parker is even living out what we firmly believe would be her character's ultimate end goal — owning an eponymous fashion line.
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It's a small-town exploration of a 15-year-old boy balanced on the edge between living out his emotions — his crush on a schoolmate, his anger at a bully, his pride at being just a little more knowledgeable than his 12-year-old cousin — and repressing them to protect himself.
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He has had to deal with the competing interests of residents who don't want to see public streets turn into permanent encampments while still being compassionate with those people living out of vehicles, many of whom have connections to the region and some of whom have children in Berkeley schools.
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It is in this soppy narrative that we are able to locate ourselves, to revel in our fantasies, to enjoy the fruits of another's labor: We're on a beach somewhere remote; we're sharing nerdy-but-adorable Instagram posts; we're living out the delicate romances we imagined existed only on screen.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoWhether you're taking a short trip or living out of a van for years at a time, more of us now work from wherever we find ourselves, but having the right gear to hand can make the difference between a smooth remote working session and a disastrous one.
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Talan Torriero of Laguna Beach is expecting a baby boy, Jason Wahler has a forthcoming kid of his own, The Hills' Whitney Port is pregnant, Spencer and Heidi Pratt have announced their impending bebe, and — most importantly — Lauren "LC" Conrad is pregnant and living out a very glamorous maternity lifestyle.
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I had a relatively unusual experience, because I spent a good portion of my college years living in a trailer and living out some sort of redneck-punk fantasy, but my friends and I used to buy something called Wild Irish Rose that would put you on your ass for $43.
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Neither the slush nor the cannabis have an obvious effect on Riddle, who spends most weekends living out of a suitcase: Thursday he was in Florida, Friday in the United Kingdom, and Saturday night in Queens, where he stayed out until 22014 or 22015 AM before driving up to Massachusetts.
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Within the anxiety dream of a lecture hall that is the setting for "What the Constitution Means to Me" — the agreeably baggy and highly topical performance piece that opened Sunday night at the New York Theater Workshop — the writer and actor Heidi Schreck is living out an assortment of roles.
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A federal judge ordered his deportation a year later, but Germany, Poland, and Ukraine refused to accept him, leaving his case in limbo, while protesters and lawmakers regularly pushed for his deportation to prevent the former Nazi guard living out his twilight years in freedom in the country of his choice.
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"The one thing I loved more than anything, the one thing that gave me something to eat, it gave me money ... the only thing I had going for myself and my family ... the one thing I felt I could make a living out of betrayed me in 10 seconds," he said.
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" MARTYN ILES, MANAGING DIRECTOR, AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIAN LOBBY: "We look forward to continuing our constructive conversation with the government on religious freedom....Religious freedom must be a priority for the Morrison ministry in light of increasing numbers of Australians who are getting into trouble with the law for living out their faith.
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FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Pick For The Most Absurd 'Real Housewives' Business Ever "I'm 51 years old and I've had three children, and I spent a lot of time over the last six years traveling and living out of apartments and hotel rooms, so my eating habits have been crazy," Vertes tells PEOPLE.
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When I met up with White and Videckis in Los Angeles earlier this year, the couple were engaged to be married, living out of boxes in their warmly decorated Marina del Rey apartment, and preparing for a move to the San Fernando Valley, where they could be closer to family and friends.
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While many Styles fans were busy wrapping their heads around the fact that they were seeing him in such an intimate space, performing new material, and basically living out his rock-star fantasies, they didn't expect one of Fleetwood Mac's leading ladies to take the stage alongside the newly minted solo star.
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A New York defense attorney with the dregs of the earth as clients, Flynn is living out of his office when a C.I.A. operative arrives with an offer he can't refuse: Lean on a client to plead guilty and cut a deal, a move for which Flynn will collect a fee of $100,000.
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"Israel is an ally of the United States and I think as much as you would look to your neighbor to your friends to live out the same values as you are, we want to make sure that our allies are living out the same values that we push for here," she said.
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"This is a made up thing to justify purging, or preventing people, making it harder for people to vote," he said, adding that people living in big cities, students living out of state, and older citizens often don't have current driver's licenses which poses a barrier to vote based on certain state requirements.
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Now Mr. Mangels, 52, has a little more than a month to find a new place in the city's supercharged rental housing market, where median rents have risen 30 percent since 2011, adjusted for inflation, and the sight of people living out of cars or in tents pitched alongside highways has become common.
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Interstellar, the movie he made immediately preceding Dunkirk (and one that was actually improved for me by watching it on television — go figure), takes that idea to its extreme, with a character living out decades in the blink of a cinematic eye, due to the effects of time dilation in space travel.
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In late September, it was confirmed that Grande will be living out one of her dreams by joining original Wicked stars Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel as well as the musical's current Broadway company and the Pentatonix for NBC's celebration of the show's 15th anniversary, A Very Wicked Halloween: Celebrating 15 Years on Broadway.
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While some agree that "Virgil is living out Kanye's plan" and wonder how the rapper feels about his close friend and collaborator getting a job that perhaps could have been his, others feel that if there was anyone West would want to see in this type of position of power in fashion, it's Abloh.
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Why they might not: Zemeckis' films tend to slather that emotion on broadly and relentlessly, and viewers may or may not be willing to buy into the way he plays out Hogancamp's fantasies, with plenty of scenes of the dolls strutting around, living out scenes from his past, or protecting him in the present.
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In late September, it was confirmed that Grande will be living out one of her dreams by joining original Wicked stars Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel as well as the musical's current Broadway company and the Pentatonix for NBC's celebration of the show's 210th anniversary, A Very Wicked Halloween: Celebrating 15 Years on Broadway.
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Big Brother's producers give viewers more access to the stars' actions than any other reality show on air in the US. It seems voyeuristic, even creepy to follow a group of people living out their lives (which includes changing, going to the bathroom, sleeping, and sometimes, having sex) at all hours of the day.
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" While both couples — Caillat and Young, and Reeves and Joy — are happy and in love, the theme of the song is still significant to the band: "This song means a lot to us because we've all experienced regretful heartbreak in the past and have friends that are currently living out the story in real time.
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Luke MesserAllen (Luke) Lucas MesserK Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers Yoder, Messer land on K Street House GOP to force members to give up leadership positions if running for higher office MORE (R-Ind.) is facing scrutiny for living out of state, despite co-owning a house with his mother in Indiana.
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He does eventually find Bo, who's living out in the wild as the Toy Story world answer to Mad Max's Furiosa, but not before he and Forky are captured by Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks) and her goons, a brigade of ventriloquist dummies that give the creepy Spider Baby from Sid's room a lumbering zombie-run for its money.
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In addition to tailing the designers as they reinvent disastrous spaces for families who've found themselves trapped by a "money pit" renovation — the homeowners in the first episode are living out of their garage with two boys under 10 — the show follows Brent and Berkus home to give a peek into their family life and their new L.A. house.
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By the numbers: There has been a 31% increase in homeless people in Santa Clara County over the past 2 years, and a 43% increase in Alameda County which includes Oakland, reports the AP. There has also been a 45% rise in the number of people living out of their cars, RVs or other vehicles, the Chronicle reports.
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Before writing the novel, Weisberger immersed herself in the world of tennis, where she got to see just how intense it can be: traveling and competing for 10 months out of the year; living out of a suitcase and in and out of airports; and trying to live a "normal" life while jetting around the globe.
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Washington (CNN)The U.S. government thinks Jakiw Palij was a guard at a Nazi concentration camp, but the 92-year-old is quietly living out his last years not in prison -- confined by old age to a second-story apartment in a modest red-brick duplex in one of the most diverse sections of New York City.
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I saw Alvin Stardust on Top of the Pops with a black glove on with a ring on it, pointing at the screen and I thought if I can make a living out of that and I don't have to go and work in one of those aircraft factories like you did then I'm up for it.
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By outing him after his death, Rowling effectively placed Dumbledore within the longstanding, problematic "dead gays" trope, instead of showing him living out his queer identity — or, even better, giving kids examples of queer characters Harry's own age that they might be able to more effectively relate to than a 150-year-old sock-loving school principal.
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I'm not big on speculating about how a show will end — the producers themselves may not know — but Elizabeth, of all people, described during the episode what I've always thought might be the likeliest scenario: She dies, Philip lives, the Soviet Union dissolves, and the surviving Jenningses just stay put, living out their lives as Americans.
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Day By Day from designer CrAZy900, in which an older man stuck at a deadend office job finds themselves living out the same day, is a great example: Alan Invasion, from the same creator, is a nearly 10-minute (!!) story about what happens when two guys meet a new friend named Alan, who turns out to be an alien.
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The five decades of her creative practice, represented in Lynn Hershman Leeson: Civic Radar at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) in San Francisco, reveal an artist unafraid to pull stunts that surprise and unsettle, whether it's by introducing cutting-edge technologies to the art world, or living out performances that feel like a practical joke.
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Then, in her early 20s and living out of her mother's house, Shelly met a divorced musician in his 123s, a man who already had a child, and soon became pregnant by him, according to the premiere episode of a 10-part Investigation Discovery series, Twisted Sisters, which airs on Monday, August 12 (10 p.m. ET).
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Metacritic score: 90 Written and directed by Bo Burnham, formerly a wildly popular YouTube comedian — that phrase alone may turn you off, but stick with us here — Eighth Grade is a startlingly empathetic, wincingly honest, and always completely charming story of a girl living out the last week of her eighth grade year and coming to terms with herself, at least a little.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week A wholesome music moment Unless you've been living out in the wilderness, you've probably heard the uber-viral country-rap crossover "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X. Everyone and their mother loves it, especially the kids at Lander Elementary in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.
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When guests weren't busy sampling the Rock Spa, (a rejuvenating massage paired with musical pulses pumped from above), marveling at the treasure trove of rock 'n' roll memorabilia, or living out their Sound of Music fantasies in the nearby countryside, they were treated to a live version of Rock Om in a converted chapel that serves as the centerpiece of the hotel.
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Navy vet and attorney Rachel Reddick is running a feisty campaign, but some local Democrats aren't happy that until recently she was a registered Republican living out of state with a spotty voting record, so she may be joined in the primary by wealthy philanthropist Scott Wallace, who could self-fund a campaign but also has dubious ties to the district.
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When I asked Liz how much her services cost, she gave me an "if you have to ask, you can't afford it" answer and said she wanted to do this to test her creative skills at a different price and because she could not deal with knowing that her flighty best friend's kids, whom she adores, were still living out of cardboard boxes.
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It's written and directed by Bo Burnham, the wildly popular YouTube comedian — that phrase alone may turn you off, but stick with me here — and it is a startlingly empathetic, wincingly honest, and always completely charming story of a girl living out the last week of her eighth grade year and coming to terms with herself, at least a little.
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He's comfortable enough with his economy-class cabin and basic food choices, and he has someone to talk to — a robot bartender named Arthur (Michael Sheen), whose programming is good enough to approximate a real bartender — but the prospect of living out his remaining days trapped alone in a huge, empty shopping mall (in space) drives him to desperate measures.
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But here's a glimmer of hope, at least with respect to the future of our oceans, which is pretty nice when you consider we'll all soon be living out the plot of Waterworld: A group of the world's largest fishing companies have agreed to an initiative that would prevent overfishing and would crack down on several illegal practices, including the use of slave labor in fishing.
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London's old double-decker buses are being converted into homeless shelters 2 years after angry Silicon Valley locals chanted 'build a wall' to keep the homeless out, Mountain View is reportedly cracking down on a growing RV camp outside Google's HQ San Francisco's homeless population has swelled by 17% in two years, with most of that growth coming from people living out of their cars
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Read more:An expert in fraternity hazing deaths says coddling parents are part of the problemMillennials know what they'd do if they didn't have to pay their student loans: Pay off everything elseSenior citizens in Minnesota now share their living space with a surprising band of roommates: College studentsThis Pomona College senior is living out of a converted school bus and saving $10,000 a year on student housing
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On the VICELAND series Nuts + Bolts, rapper Tyler, the Creator of Odd Future explores the things he loves and the ways they work, with the help of experts and personal heroes; think making sneakers with the crew from Converse or living out his dream of making a stop-motion animated film with Henry Selick, the director of James and the Giant Peach, and the crew from Robot Chicken.
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" It's those groups with anti–sex work agendas, notably NOW-NYC and service providers like Sanctuary for Families, that Decrim NY's Gentili believes will present the fiercest opposition to their bill: "These organizations that do have incredible amounts of money, incredible amounts of power and lobbying leverage that we don't have, that are terribly opposed to people like me being able to make their living out of sex work.
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