I am set for life, my family is set for life, we are good.
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"I didn't think I was set for life," he says.
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Becoming an Angel, in many ways, means you're set for life.
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As long as they have each other, they're set for life.
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"I am now literally set for life," he told the BBC.
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I.: Trump's A Pawn For KKKBritney Spears: Kids Set For Life!
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But once you've got the hang of it, you're set for life.
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A penny for every computer that's on, I'd be set for life.
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I felt like I had plenty of money, but set for life, no.
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By this law, French Montana is already set for life on that stage.
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Add in a healthy dose of Illinoispatronage, and Paul Powell was set for life.
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You get one of those little slots and you're not set for life anymore.
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Duke's pitch was if you come to Duke, you're going to be set for life.
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"Lockheed Martin is set for life with the F-8003," the "Mad Money" host said.
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You invested in Uber early, as an angel investor, and you were set for life.
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Once you add that to your book, well, you're pretty much set for life professionally.
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I thought that if someday I could make it there, I'd be set for life.
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"When you know how to sell something, you're kind of set for life," Goodbody says.
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Now, if he manages his money well, he and his family will be set for life.
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So, there's a strong smell Aaron may have killed himself so his fiancee could be set for life.
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I'd also like to make sure my mom is set for life not having to worry about money.
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Aftercare is crucial — the majority of Olympic athletes are not set for life with endorsement deals and speaking engagements.
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In his book, "Set For Life," he walks you through a three phases approach to accelerating your financial independence.
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Many of them are well educated, gainfully employed, Chardonnay-drinking professionals with summer homes and are set for life.
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A: The thing is, filmmaking isn't like a government job that once you get it, you are set for life.
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All we need now is for Urban Decay to recreate Arya Stark's catspaw dagger, and we'll be set for life.
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Sandoval has three World Series rings already, is set for life financially and plays a child's game for a living.
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The product does come with Hammacher Schlemmer's lifetime guarantee, though, so you'll be set for life with this party game.
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Your signature scent is something that takes a long time to cultivate, but once you've found it, you're set for life.
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Think of it like farming: You don't plant crops once and harvest them, then you're set for life with food forever.
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Then I switched to a regular-ass antiperspirant/deodorant stick and one phase of my physical hygiene was set for life.
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"We'd like to make a million dollars and be set for life," Maggie Roche told The Los Angeles Times in 1995.
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Her legacy is more than cemented, and we know Rowling and the next five generations of her bloodline are set for life.
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The pattern was set, for life and for art: the more Smithson built Heizer up, the more furiously Heizer detracted, avoided, and denied.
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But politically, they both made the mistake of pretending to be vulnerable to financial catastrophe when in truth they knew they were set for life.
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Miles adds that, as a young person quickly coming into a large sum of money, it was easy to assume that he was set for life.
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Set for life Talk about a good investment: A Florida teen's $1 scratch-off ticket turned into $26,000 every year for the rest of her life.
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When Facebook went public in 2012, venture capitalists who had invested in the social network solidified their reputations as rainmakers — and also were set for life.
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But, Ellerbe says Floyd doesn't NEED the money ... noting he's heavily invested in real estate -- he owns several buildings in Times Square -- and he's set for life.
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Making one mistake doesn't doom you to a lifetime of financial struggle, and getting lucky once — even winning the lottery — doesn't necessarily mean you're set for life.
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If they had been looking to sell, the Fosters would have been set for life; local brokers estimated the value of their 275 acres at over $22017 million this past summer.
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When I left my job (and even got a nice severance package that paid out all my deferred stock and cash compensation), I thought I could retire and be set for life.
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She rode her original tune, "I Don't Know My Name" all the way to the 'AGT' crown, and if she's got a few more hits up her sleeve ... the kid's set for life.
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"When she asked him if she was over budget, he would insist that things were "fine," that she had "nothing to worry about," and that she and her future grandkids were "set for life.
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If Moir and Virtue mirrored LeBron James's The Decision and did an hour-long "Are We Banging?" special on national television in which they announced their official relationship status, they could be set for life.
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Fans might hear about superstar contracts and assume that anyone who plays in the NFL is set for life, but for most young players entering the league, football and financial success are not a given.
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When Ratner obtains a rock that contains fragments of the rare Ethiopian gem the black opal, he orchestrates various bets in an attempt to be financially set for life and, in the process, wreaks havoc on his own life.
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Scoring a high-profile film role or having legions of Instagram followers doesn't necessarily lead to special treatment from Cupid – although if it did, we'd bet a slew of Hollywood A-listers would be set for life on the relationship front.
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They've won $50,000 on a twins-themed episode of Fear Factor, they've taken home the top prize in a twins-themed episode of Wipeout, and the $123,000 grand prize in the scarcely remembered Jimmy Kimmel-hosted reality show Set For Life.
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A weekly version entitled Set for Life aired in the United States on the ABC, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. It ran for seven episodes from 20 July until 31 August 2007.
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In 2000, CBC Playground was replaced with Get Set For Life, a block named after the campaign of the same name. This iteration had Alyson Court and Michael Clarke as its hosts.
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Probst, Andy ."Kate Baldwin, Montego Glover, Brad Oscar, Faith Prince, et al. Set for Life Begins at 8:40 Concert and Recording" theatermania.com, March 5, 2010 She also performed the closing show in the 2002–2003 theatre season at Eisenhower Hall at West Point.
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Kimmel served as roastmaster for the New York Friars' Club Roast of Hugh Hefner and Comedy Central Roasts of Pamela Anderson. He has appeared on ABC's Dancing with the Stars. In August 2006, ABC announced that Jimmy Kimmel would be the host of their new game show Set for Life. The show debuted on July 20, 2007.
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'" He walked off the set of The Holcroft Covenant and was replaced by Michael Caine. Caan devoted much of his time during these years to coaching children's sports. In 1985 he was in a car crash. Caan considered retiring for good but instead of being "set for life", as he believed, he found out one day that "I was flat-ass broke... I didn't want to work.
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While predominantly a writer of nonfiction, Toland also published two historical novels, Gods of War and Occupation. He says in his 1997 autobiography that he earned little money from his prize-winner The Rising Sun but was set for life from the earnings of Adolf Hitler, for which he also did original research. Toland died of pneumonia on January 4, 2004, at Danbury Hospital in Danbury, Connecticut.
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Two presenters, Lisa Richardson and Drew Carnwath, were added to the block, and virtual sets began to be used. CBC became a partner in the Get Set For Life campaign, which aimed to share information on development in preschoolers, alongside non-profit parenting organization Invest in Kids and Canadian Living magazine. CBC Playgrounds "Parenting with the Zap Family" interstitials were produced as part of the campaign.
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Eddie is elated by the new situation, claiming that they are set for life, although Priest is still determined to quit after selling the thirty kilos. Soon after, the drugs are sold by Priest and Eddie's "family." Priest's white mistress, Cynthia is dismayed to learn that Priest does not return her love and is planning on quitting the business. Their argument is interrupted by the sudden arrival of Scatter who reveals that the real head of the operation is Deputy Commissioner Reardon, who is trying to kill him for quitting.
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The Mayor then sends for Wernstrom for help. Wernstrom demands tenure, a grant, and five research assistants, at least three of whom must be Chinese. When the mayor agrees to his conditions, Wernstrom reveals that he has no plan, declares that he is set for life, and leaves. In a last-ditch effort to redeem himself, Farnsworth comes up with a second plan to save the city: launching a second ball of garbage to bounce against the first one and sending it flying into the sun without smashing to bits.
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Court first appeared in the Canadian children's series as herself in Mr. Dressup in 1984 and later with Big Bird in the 1985 film Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird. In 1988, she was in the pilot for the series My Secret Identity as Caroline, neighbor to the main character Jerry O'Connell played. Court played Loonette the Clown, the main character of the series The Big Comfy Couch, from 1992 to 2002. From 2000 to 2003, Court was the host of the morning children's programming block on CBC, Get Set for Life (now CBC Kids).
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Malcolm Jameson Hilton (2 August 1928 – 8 July 1990) was an English left-arm spin bowler, who played for Lancashire and in four Test matches for England. Cricket writer, Colin Bateman, stated, "he was the best slow left-arm bowler Lancashire had seen this century and, at 22, was in the Test side, seemingly set for life. Hilton, however, suffered the spinners' nightmare, the jitters, and lost his way at times". Bateman added, "He also, say colleagues, enjoyed cricket's social life a little too much although his 1,006 first-class wickets still cost only 19 apiece".
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Some jobs or positions held by members of the community also signified members of this class. These positions were often related to the mountain goat, like hunting or the weaving of mountain goat wool blankets. One's class was not always predetermined and set for life under this system, and before European contact commoners or slaves had the ability to sometimes rise through the ranks to one day reach a higher class designation. In the values of the Squamish culture, respect for each other and generosity of both the wealth of wisdom and material wealth was key.
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Speed control of the fan motors within a fan coil unit is partly used to control the heating and cooling output desired from the unit. Some manufacturers accomplish speed control by adjusting the taps on an AC transformer supplying the power to the fan motor. Typically this would require adjustment at the commissioning stage of the building construction process and is therefore set for life at a fixed speed. Other manufacturers provide custom-wound Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) motors with speed taps in the windings, set to the desired speed levels for the fan coil unit design.
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Totally in cash there was almost 900,000 dollars, in addition to bank books, and other odds and ends which the brothers could exchange for even more money. Cooter feels excited at the new future this property gives him and his brother, how they are set for life. Cooter takes off and purchases a fine leather jacket and suit immediately, and explores the city in celebration as Loftis unusually stays home, appearing thoughtful. Upon returning home, Cooter is forced to enter through an unusual set of booby traps, much like the ones Bailey had set up in her apartment, and is beaten and scolded by Loftis for spending some of the money the two have stolen.
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Following the CAFL season Jurrah also played for Nightcliff in the Northern Territory Football LeagueAloia, Andrew (16 December 2008) Jurrah set for life-changing AFL draft day where he kicked five goals in his last game and AFL talent scouts first identified him – Aaron Davey also noticed him at this time and spoke to Melbourne recruiting staff. Jurrah returned to Melbourne in December, where he was pursued by numerous AFL clubs including the North Melbourne Football Club where he trainedBroad, Ben Roos in hunt for top top-end prospect afl.com.au Fri 12 December 2008 Jurrah was later nominated for the AFL Pre-Season Draft by former Collingwood player Rupert Betheras, and was given special dispensation to nominate, despite not nominating for the previous National Draft.Flanagan, Martin (3 February 2009) Marlbourne's Warlpiri Warrior; Realfooty.com.
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Rather than a genuinely medieval castle, Eilean Donan is described as "a romantic reincarnation in the tradition of early 20th-century castle revivals." John Gifford, analysing the building against the Petit survey, notes a "fussy elaboration of what was probably plain originally, and an omission of decoration where it once existed", and describes the interior as "a rubbly Edwardian stage-set for life in the Middle Ages". The castle is today entered from the south, via a modern portal complete with a portcullis. Above the door is a Gaelic inscription which in translation reads: "As long as there is a Macrae inside, there will never be a Fraser outside", referring to a bond of kinship between the two clans, and a similar inscription which once adorned the Fraser's home at Beaufort Castle.
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" He called for one health care system, equal in quality to the coverage received by Senators and other elected officials, and promised to establish a Patients' Bill of Rights. Edwards proposed one public school system for all, arguing that "None of us believe that the quality of a child's education should be controlled by where they live or the affluence of their community." He appealed for the end of the two economies, "one for people who are set for life, they know their kids and grandkids are going to be just fine, and then one for most Americans, people who live paycheck to paycheck." Edwards also stated how the Democrats expected to pay for their agenda: "We're going to roll back – we're going to roll back the tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.
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Endemol USA is the United States production branch of Endemol based in Los Angeles, California. It has been in operation since 2000. The branch produces Endemol's popular worldwide formats for the major American TV networks, such as Fear Factor, Deal or No Deal and 1 Vs. 100 for NBC; Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Show Me the Money, The One: Making a Music Star, Set for Life, and Wipeout for ABC; Exposed for MTV; Big Brother and Kid Nation for CBS; Midnight Money Madness for TBS (under the moniker Lock and Key Productions) and most recently, a game show adaptation of 20Q for GSN. Their worst faring franchise by far is The One which was canceled after four episodes. Fear Factor was canceled after six seasons and was later revived for an additional season by NBC in 2011; a new version began airing on MTV in 2017.
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