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"I came to Tijuana to start a new life," she says.
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"Do you want to start a new life?" the ads began.
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It's a tricky one, but we will start a new life.
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"I wanted to start a new life for myself," she said.
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After graduation, she headed to Los Angeles to start a new life.
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He's ready to go on Real Housewives and start a new life.
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Will Jesse enlist Ed's services and try to start a new life?
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To start a new life, I had to become a new person.
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In that time, she hatched a plan to start a new life.
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VICE: What made you want to start a new life in another country?
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After spending days in hospital, she was determined to start a new life.
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It's better to start a new life with my son and stay here.
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I cannot wait to start a new life and family with my man.
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He hopes to find her, to earn a living and start a new life.
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After arriving in the US in 2002, she decided to start a new life.
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Move out of the city and start a new life in the great outdoors.
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Like a phoenix, Mendo has emerged from a fire to start a new life.
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Thandar Seinn and her fiancé Mark Mangaccat were planning to start a new life.
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At 18 she moved to a new state, hoping to start a new life.
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Her mother lived in Canada and she hoped to start a new life there.
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"They (refugees) need just one shot in order to start a new life," he said.
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He gets together with Hadass, and Yentl sails to America to start a new life.
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He said he'd be so devastated that he would start a new life from scratch.
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Seth Bullock was an erstwhile sheriff who moved to Deadwood, SD to start a new life.
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The organization gave her transportation and money to relocate and start a new life in Nairobi.
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What is a possibility is that Winchester simply wanted to start a new life, Boehme said.
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They don't come to a place where they see an opportunity to start a new life.
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I want to show everyone that I'm capable, and that I can start a new life.
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He couldn't believe it, the pictures he was seeing, the chance to start a new life.
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I lost everything, my home, my friends, and now we need to start a new life.
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Three years later, we were on a plane to a new continent to start a new life.
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At one point, investigators wondered if the family had decided to start a new life in Mexico.
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"His mother brought him over to start a new life with her," his aunt said in Spanish.
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Would you welcome them and work to help them start a new life in the United States?
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Do your year or two and start a new life on the outside, I would tell them.
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Luke is ready to run and start a new life somewhere else now that Cottonmouth knows his secret.
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The camp was home to thousands of refugees and migrants looking to start a new life in Britain.
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He was released from prison in 2007 and received $20,000 from the government to start a new life.
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Yet she gave him the strength to start a new life in Bolivia with her at his side.
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"Today, I decided to start a new life," said Wadha Huwaidi, who fled Raqqa a few months ago.
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Ann Marie says her daughter broke up with him because she wanted to "start a new life" at school.
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Tell me why you chose Chicago to start a new life, instead of another city in the United States.
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At the sanctuary, he found his forever family, who brought him to Medina, Ohio, to start a new life.
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She viewed England as a liberal, welcoming country that seemed a good option to start a new life in.
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He claimed that she had left her life, her job, and her daughters behind to start a new life.
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In 2013, she decided to leave Boston and start a new life in Berlin, intending to research a novel.
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He subsequently went to French-controlled Martinique and, through friends, went on to start a new life in France.
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The migrants, mainly from Honduras and El Salvador, are desperate to start a new life in the United States.
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Sisco, who hopes to be able to move her family and start a new life in the coming months.
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"We bought them a house, we furnished it for them, to help them start a new life," she told CNN.
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For months, 13,000 people have been trapped there, hoping to cross the border and start a new life in Europe.
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"We ask again that Australia close these prison camps and let us start a new life in freedom," he said.
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He has another theory: "I think Barbara chucked everything to start a new life under a new identity," he wrote.
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People who pack up and fly thousands of miles to start a new life obviously have get-up-and-go.
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At that time, I decided to put the troubles of the Cultural Revolution behind me and start a new life.
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This new unscripted series follows the married couple as they navigate parenthood and start a new life in Austin, Tex.
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They dated for several years, but after things ended with him, Angelica decided to start a new life out West.
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He simply gives Ellie money from the Anavrin safe and tells her to go start a new life somewhere else.
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He made the life changing decision to immigrate with his wife and two children and start a new life in Canada.
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They said he spoke English fairly well, and was eager to find a job and start a new life in Germany.
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Quinton says it was her husband that decided they would leave the church and start a new life outside of Bountiful.
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He then moved to Brooklyn to start a new life, one filled with public service in the borough's poorest black neighborhoods.
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Mah Yamsar arrived ahead of her family in Kharsang, also in Ghor, where the family planned to start a new life.
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Two summers ago, Pete Ambrose and Danielle McGuire put Houlton behind them to start a new life in New York City.
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First, he starts with the tale of a devout family ousted from their Puritanical settlement and forced to start a new life.
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Europe is in the midst of a migrant crisis, with thousands of people seeking to start a new life in the west.
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Some are hoping to start a new life while others, such as Gael Garcia Bernal's Moises, are hoping to reunite with family.
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Now he fled that country seeking asylum here, ultimately ended up in Detroit where he's now trying to start a new life.
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Ana left Puerto Rico in early January and moved to North Carolina, where she's been slowly trying to start a new life.
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The FBI says he fabricated that story and several others so he could disappear and start a new life with his mistress.
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"She doesn't sound like the type of girl who would run away and start a new life," the former FBI agent said.
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In 1885, a widowed Sarah Winchester moved to California to start a new life in a farmhouse she built on 40 acres.
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We wanted to go to Canada and start a new life and have a better future for any kids we might have.
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Their mother, also a Canadian citizen, decided to leave her homeland behind and start a new life in Vancouver with her sons.
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Migrants mostly stay in arrival countries like Greece and Italy or the wealthy ones where they try to start a new life.
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Feliciano told Andujar that she wanted to get away and start a new life but she feared his violence, he told the Courant.
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"This program provides a window or an option for these people to go back home and start a new life," Belbeisi told Reuters.
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She had countless questions about how to start a new life as a refugee, but wasn't sure who to ask for accurate answers.
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Nyamatsatse plans to sell them for cash to start a new life in the province's highlands region or - better yet - in South Africa.
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The only real solution is to start a new life in a remote area with no access to the internet or other people.
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The situation for displaced people from all over the world looking to start a new life in the West is becoming increasingly desperate.
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She finds a positive solution to her problem and that is to leave town and start a new life somewhere nobody knows her.
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" As Bersahe puts it: "It is easier for men to find jobs, so they come to the city and start a new life.
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Rooted in the same hopes as many other immigrants at the time, the Patels immigrated to Marin County to start a new life.
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And he's a dude who convinces his brother to start a new life with the same sister who sought to assassinate them both.
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From all over the world, they made the life-changing decision to leave their homes behind and start a new life in America.
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If not, according to the show's producers, the trader would buy a one-way ticket and start a new life in a new city.
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"I told you I'm going to start a new life in San Francisco, and I just need someone to share it with," he says.
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"It was his gift, for them to start a new life," said Don McLendon, who served as Captain Schonn's chief engineer during several rescues.
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In the event of a megadisaster that leaves parts of the city uninhabitable, survivors might require cheap, stormproof shelter to start a new life.
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Then try to keep from using aspects of my old identity and my new one and leave everyone behind and start a new life.
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One woman reveals the truth of her frightening past in China, and how she was able to escape and start a new life in America.
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After the divorce due to her father infidelity, her mother moved to the U.S. where she worked as a nurse to start a new life.
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With the help of a legal aid group in Cairo, the Bahars were among the 25,238 granted approval to start a new life in America.
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So our goal is that by the time someone looks in the mirror, that moment gives them just enough confidence to start a new life.
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His stepfather in Korea owns a construction company where he hopes to work so he and his family can start a new life, he said.
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Near the temporary processing center, Hassan Khaled, a 26-year-old from Sudan, said he was eager to start a new life somewhere in France.
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Two hundred and forty-five years ago, a young Alexander Hamilton made his way from the Caribbean to New York to start a new life.
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She fled Ciudad Juarez more than two decades ago after her husband was killed to start a new life with her children across the border.
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For years, she lived with her uncle and her aunt in Port-au-Prince, while her parents tried to start a new life in America.
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At the beginning of the episode, we see her decide to retire from the firm she created, buy a villa and start a new life.
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But safe and clean won't get them out of Michigan, much less allow them to start a new life out West with Rocky's young daughter.
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"I'm trying to pay off debt, and start a new life, but I can't do that if I can't leave the country to work," she said.
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Patinkin and the father stayed in touch over WhatsApp for about a year, during which the family had managed to start a new life for themselves.
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In a spinoff of 9-1-1, Lowe plays a New York police officer who moves to Austin with his son to start a new life.
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But unless the authorities keep watch, people could take advantage of the chaos to fake deaths — whether to escape justice, or simply start a new life.
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There was a rabbi who brought children without parents to the U.K., and her mother sent her to start a new life as a child refugee.
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Ottawa (CNN)Stung by the tabloids, alienated from family and weary of royal responsibility, Harry and Meghan have come to Canada to start a new life.
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Every time that section of "Perestroika" approaches I have an impulse to fake my own death and start a new life growing marijuana in Northern California.
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By then Clijsters had already retired once, citing injuries and a desire to start a "new life," only to return to the tour two years later.
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Widespread devastation Beyond the ruins of this once-idyllic beach town, thousands of other Floridians must start a new life marked by grief, desperation and uncertainty.
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Eve and Villanelle nearly run away together to start a new life, but at the last moment, Eve rejects Villanelle and Villanelle shoots Eve, possibly killing her.
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Twenty years later, the family moved to Chicago before settling in Skokie to start a new life with their three young children Leo, Daniel and Clara Gesklin.
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The pressure was especially intense for Meghan, an American who left her friends, family and career in Hollywood to start a new life in England with Harry.
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Locke & Key follows Nina Locke and her three children, who start a new life in a weird house full of magical keys and portals to another world.
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Before I gave it to her, I flipped open the cover and saw 192 blank pages, a clean slate on which she could start a new life.
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Saida, and other foreign women like her, flocked to the "Islamic caliphate," drawn by the promise that they could start a new life with strong, devout men.
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"It's not easy to arrive in a country where you cannot speak the language, but I have the opportunity to start a new life," Rivera tells CNN.
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Besides, most defectors simply want to pass through China and start a new life in South Korea or another country that will provide them with legal protection.
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But local resistance and the impoverished nature of PNG mean that very few refugees want to start a new life in such hostile economic and social conditions.
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After high school, Vause and Blake set off to start a new life together but struggled to make ends meet, despite each working full-time office jobs.
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I lived on my own at 16, I dealt with a traumatizing divorce, and I moved halfway across the world to start a new life for myself.
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I spent a day exploring Windsor, the historic English town that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have left behind as they start a new life in Canada.
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While her family slept, she took a taxi across the border to Georgia and declared herself a refugee, leaving Saudi Arabia behind to start a new life.
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"He gave me his story that he had a house fire in Colorado and was on his last money and trying to start a new life," he says.
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The 1950s: Ted Bundy's New Life & New Dad In 1950, Ted's mother (his real mother, not his grandmother) took him to start a new life in Tacoma, Washington.
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Nicole (Rebecca Breeds) came back from the dead and reunited with Ezra (Ian Harding), and Toby (Keegan Allen) left with Yvonne (Kara Royster) to start a new life.
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One night, she meets Arnold (John Turturro), another divorcee navigating the tough line between being there for his kids and carving out time to start a new life.
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Jane Roe 5 said she had just moved to Charlotte to "start a new life and career," but "everything has since fallen apart" due to the alleged rape.
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The 16-year-old daughter of Alain (François Damiens), a fan of the American Old West, has run away to start a new life with her Muslim boyfriend.
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At 14, May (Nguyen Phuong Tra My) travels up river to marry a man she has never met and start a new life on his family's silk plantation.
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"I know certainly that my parents sacrificed a lot to come to America, and to ... start a new life for their family and their future families," Kim said.
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The first trailer for Ghostbusters: Afterlife sets the stage for a small town haunting as a single mom and her two kids try to start a new life.
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Simon learns that he will die at 20, and in response, he embraces his queer identity, leaving his family behind to start a new life in San Francisco.
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That is not part of his official duty to aid refugees as they start a new life in the U.S., nor is it legally defensible, according to the ACLU.
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In a recent series, 36-year-old photographer Malte Brandenburg sought to document these bizarre complexes as they start a new life as home base for the city's artists.
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A SMOOTH bankruptcy process is akin to reincarnation: a company at death's door gets to shuffle off its old debts, often gain new owners, and start a new life.
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Hay-Chapman told KGO in February that if he got the money, he wanted to start a new life and help his grown children who have also had struggles.
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A once-upon-a-time thespian in upstate New York, Arty scraped off his decades-old mustache 15 years ago and headed to Vegas to start a new life.
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The dissident writer Georgi Markov defected from his communist homeland of Bulgaria in 1969 to start a new life in London, where he became a reporter for the BBC.
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Harvey) is a prim teacher who leaves the "small island" of Jamaica to start a new life in a west London boardinghouse run by the boisterous Queenie (Ms. Loftus).
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After a perilous trek that included walking through a jungle in Laos, he reached Thailand, where he was allowed to fly to South Korea to start a new life.
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He cashed in his 401(k) and sold his car and everything he owned for a total of about $180,000 to buy the restaurant and start a new life.
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But at the end of the film, having made the choice to abandon his family to start a new life with Queen, he tells her that she's his legacy.
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Mars could be transformed into a place where not just a few people, but many millions would be able to move to in order to start a new life.
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"I am ready to integrate in the U.S. and start a new life," he told The Associated Press in Amman's airport before the family boarded a flight to Kansas City.
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For those who want to start a new life, Dastak tries to find jobs, but it's a challenge in a country not accustomed to the idea of single working women.
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David Johnson, a 56-year-old truck driver from Brooklyn, New York, is ready to start a new life after winning New York's $298.3 million Powerball jackpot, reports CBS News.
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Pratt plays Jim Preston, an engineer who signs up for a 120-year space voyage to start a new life on a planet colony, where his skills are actually needed.
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If you have opted not to ditch all of your possessions, catch a flight, and start a new life on some deserted island somewhere, we have a deal for you.
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The first Syrian family to be resettled in the U.S. under a speeded-up "surge operation" for refugees left Jordan on Wednesday for Kansas City, Missouri, to start a new life.
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Mama June has left the building, and her plan is to start a new life traveling around the U.S. in a home on wheels, with her boyfriend ... for better or worse.
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In fact, he was so upset by the results of the election that he asked his buddy Drake to help him flee the country and start a new life in Canada.
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"It is, potentially, a historic junction — to bring an end to the killing and destruction and to start a new life and new hope for the Syrians," Mr. de Mistura said.
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He killed the girls and their mother, said Weld County District Attorney Michael Rourke, so he could start a new life with a woman with whom he'd been having an affair.
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Billy Bob Thornton wrote, directed, and starred in this movie about a slow-talking man who tries to start a new life after being locked up for most of his life.
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He fights Euron, who just walks straight out the sea, wins, and limps way back to Cersei as they try to escape through the underground tunnels to start a new life.
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This is the first time Alibaba's Singles' Day does not have flamboyant co-founder Jack Ma at its helm, after he resigned in September as chairman to "start a new life".
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Ms. McGuire kept her plans to leave secret from her father, and on the day she left Houlton, she left him a note: They had gone to start a new life.
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Prosecutors said the 38-year-old defendant was deeply in debt and wanted his wife&aposs life insurance money to pay off his bills and start a new life with his lover.
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Payne was only 23 when he and now-ex-girlfriend Cheryl became first-time parents, and it wasn't easy to help start a new life while still establishing himself as an adult.
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He killed them, said Weld County District Attorney Michael Rourke, so he could start a new life with a woman he'd been having an affair with for little more than a month.
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Even when there are jobs in another city or state, they have been unwilling, for reasons no one has been able to decisively explain, to pick up and start a new life.
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Separated from their mother, he decided to take them to America in the hopes that his estranged wife would follow, and that they could start a new life in the New World.
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They were forced to flee Iran, leaving everything behind – to start a new life in the U.S. As a child, I saw pictures of my grandfather and grew up with his legacy.
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She married and moved to New York City at a young age, without knowing English, to start a new life, working odd jobs such as mopping floors, driving school buses, and answering phones.
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The moment we stepped out of our car, the smell of pine and the energizing clean air had me feeling like a wanted to start a new life right there on that farm.
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The prosecution claimed that Emile Cilliers was deeply in debt and that he wanted his wife&aposs life insurance money to pay off his bills and start a new life with his lover.
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Although he has found work and an apartment in Syria's northern Idlib province, he is deeply disillusioned by what has become of Syria and dreams of leaving to start a new life abroad.
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Though it dramatizes situations and invents details, the opera tells the true, wrenching story of a decent son trying to start a new life in America but anguished over his mother left behind.
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Police allege that Lorraine and Robert gave their son some resources to start a new life: he was given enough money to pay for his first and last month's rent in a new apartment.
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At times Ulbricht seems to have fancied himself a real-life Walter White — he adored Breaking Bad — but other times he just wanted to run away with a girl and start a new life.
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He had fought for seven years with the group, one of many armed militias embroiled in Syria's eight-year-old war, but left recently to start a new life with his wife and children.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 29%Summary: In the suspense thriller "Rattlesnake," Katrina (Carmen Ejogo) drives across the country with her daughter in an effort to strike out on her own and start a new life.
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I was able to leave behind the betrayal and destruction Jason caused and the anger that threatened to consume me, and to start a new life that is full of love, trust and meaning.
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"This store employed my dad from China to come here to start a new life," said Ming Mui, 35, a relative of the Eng family who is a portfolio administrator at a mutual fund.
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Netflix description: Katrina (Carmen Ejogo) is a single mother driving cross-country to start a new life with her young daughter Clara (Apollina Pratt) when their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere.
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By the season finale, the two have called a shaky truce: they will raise Claire and Jamie's baby together, and start a new life in Boston, where Frank's gotten a teaching position at Harvard University.
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While those who believe in reincarnation typically believe that you start a new life in each new body, he seems to think that his soul is fundamentally feline, despite having ended up in human form.
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Children fled that part of the world to try, try, try, try, maybe, to meet up with their family members in this country, taking a route that was horrific, trying to start a new life.
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I also marveled at her resilience — how she came to school each day to learn English and try to start a new life in this strange country, rather than give in to sorrow and hatred.
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They also argued that its proximity to a lively restaurant and shopping mall catering to the largely Latino community there would be a source of disturbance for homeless people trying to start a new life.
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He is on such bad terms with his longtime partner, the mother of his two daughters, that they have not spoken in months, despite their having come to France together to start a new life.
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As an immigrant himself—he was born in Russia and raised in Germany—the electronic deejay-music producer has firsthand knowledge of how difficult it can be to start a new life in a different nation.
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At the time, Hay-Chapman was told he might be eligible for the reward, and indicated to ABC7 that he would use the money to start a new life and help out his struggling, grown children.
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We should make it easier for people who paid the price for their crime to start a new life once their sentence ends, if for no other reason than it will make all of society safer.
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"The American strikes did not change anything for Syrians," said Osama Shoghari, an anti-government activist from Douma who is struggling to start a new life in an unfamiliar town 180 miles away from his home.
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FEMA officials also failed to provide how much money they offered homeowners, so the researchers say they couldn't tell if people didn't take the money because it wasn't enough to start a new life somewhere else.
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Star and Simone have just the voices to round out the girl group Alexandra wants to put together, so Star picks up the Manhattan princess and the trio set off to start a new life in Atlanta.
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When a minister offers to marry her and start a new life in Japan, she can't say no — and for generations to come, her descendants grapple with the consequences of living in exile from their home country.
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And that's not to say that Adam Scott's performance is bad; he's been pitch-perfect as the too-kind husband who Witherspoon chooses after her old flame dips out to start a new life with Zoe Kravitz.
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If we saw not just the shrunken, elderly Greek man on the emergency room stretcher in front of us, but also the proud teenager flying across the Atlantic to start a new life half a century ago?
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But before the US Marshals had moved him to Arizona to start a new life under a new name, the agency arranged for Gravano to undergo plastic surgery and liposuction to help disguise his face and body.
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"I can't stand to see these buses now," he said, but he noted that some people saw them as a means of rescue, to "take them from hell to start a new life," perhaps fleeing to Turkey.
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Though we left Cara (Carano) to start a new life working for Greef Karga (Weathers), we'll probably see her in trouble now that the Moff isn't actually dead and hopefully, we'll learn more about her Rebellion days.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have decided not to use the word "royal" in their branding after they start a new life in Canada following their decision to step back from royal duties.
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Watch: Start a new life free of liberals with "Conservative Move" There are no shortage of ideologues in the GOP, but McConnell is not one of them, which is maybe why he's been so successful for so long.
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The pain and daily humiliations endured by Clemantine and Claire, as they struggled to hold on to their dignity and stay alive, shaped Wamariya's outlook and choices long after she moved to Chicago to start a new life.
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QAMISHLI, Syria (Reuters) - An Islamic State fighter detained in Syria urged Italy on Saturday to let him come home to start a new life, saying he had abandoned the self-styled jihadist "caliphate" after growing disillusioned with its rulers.
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While Longeya and other villagers in Mwalija were still desperate for food and shelter, like thousands more in the area, they hoped their irrigation scheme and continued access to solar power would enable them "to start a new life".
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I thought of driving Gordita over the Bay Bridge the day I moved to San Francisco to start a new life writing about tech, staring at the city skyline from the tollbooth, wondering what was to become of me.
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"The most important thing for these people here is to be able to get to a free port, to get off the boat, to get on land and start a new life," Gere said in a video posted online.
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The police and prosecutors initially alleged Iwao had been having an affair with his boss' wife and that she had asked him to murder her family and burn their house down so they could start a new life together.
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"Speak and hug from your heart and soul — while there is still time," Nicholas Kristof writes in this tribute to his remarkable father, who fled Europe after World War II to start a new life in the United States.
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Now the ship, cherished by the 4,500 residents of British-ruled St. Helena, will start a new life as a floating armory, packed with automatic weapons, bullet-proof jackets and night vision goggles, all stored for maritime security operatives.
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Yet for fans, the flashbacks are useful; they help us fill in some of what happened while the show was focusing on Walt near its end and give Jesse even more impetus to flee Albuquerque and start a new life.
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"A lot of them are saying they came to start a new life here because they lost everything," Pagan said on her third day of greeting arrivals from the U.S. territory, where the power grid and water supply remain in disarray.
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"The Foreign Legion became an opportunity for many to start a new life," said photographer Edouard Elias, who was embedded with a unit in the Central African Republic in 2014 and returned to France the next year to document their training.
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Most refugees never got the chance to come to a new country and start a new life, but if they did, there was a substantial chance — even a 50 percent chance — that the country that welcomed them was the United States.
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The rapper served a three-year prison sentence for possession of a firearm by a felon starting in 2013 and has credited Ka'oir with helping him start a new life, which included shedding weight and cleaning up his inner circle.
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Thanks to an FBI sting operation in 28503 and the support of a local service provider, Ms. Lanie George, founder of Redeeming Joy, Joy was able to start a new life that now includes care for other survivors of human trafficking.
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When he left, he was past 21983, his hair thinning, and about to start a new life in Estonia, a tiny Baltic country he had never heard of before it had decided to resettle a detainee a few months earlier.
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Before you can say breach of contract, he's thrown away his multimillion-dollar career to return to the Tennessee town where he grew up, not just for his mama's funeral, but also to start a new life as a simple man.
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McKinley had been about to start a new life once he completed detox in these conditions in September: a friend had a job waiting for him and his mother was looking for a place for him in a sober house.
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The other thing that is difficult is that when women went into exile, and had to start a new life, had children, their careers were not typical like a man who has the ability to produce art throughout his life.
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Ms. Lintott, a former teenage model and previously a women's wear buyer for Tom Ford and Burberry left Burberry in 2014 to start a new life far from London with her boyfriend, Ben Howard, an award-winning, folk-influenced English musician.
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In The Paris Project, writer-director Tamara P. Carter (The Leftovers) tells the story of Brooklyn artist Michael Wynton (played by Terence Nance), who is trying to start a new life for himself in Paris with his fiancé (played by Nia Andrews).
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Hanan Dacka fled the civil war in Syria with her family to start a new life in Brazil, the idea that she might one day carry the Olympic torch was beyond the stretch of anyone's imagination.
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Abdul Haroun's case has prompted debate in Britain between critics who want him prosecuted to deter others from attempting the 50-km walk through the railway tunnel from France, and supporters who say he should be free to start a new life.
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The first child who died was 7-year-old Jakelin Caal Maquin, a young girl who jumped up in excitement when her father told her they were leaving their small village in Guatemala to start a new life in the United States.
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He played a demolitions expert goaded into committing fraud in "Time for Revenge" (1981); a literature professor who tries to start a new life in "Common Ground" (2002); and a political idealist who organized rural shepherds in "A Place in the World" (1992).
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It's unclear whether we'll remain in Los Angeles for the show's next season — the third book is set to take place in the Pacific Northwest — or if Joe and his new family (or maybe just Joe, solo) will start a new life elsewhere.
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Hannah went to 1954 to find Ulrich, telling the police she thought he might be her husband, but after sensing that he still wouldn't choose her over Katharina, she decided to leave him in the psychiatric facility and start a new life in the '50s.
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After a four-year civil war where Auto Memories Dolls were used as military weapons, Violet tries to start a new life working for a postal service, where she hopes to discover the meaning of the words an officer told her on the battlefield.
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Best Documentary Short Subject nominee Watani: My Homeland, which was filmed over three years, follows a Syrian family as they try to escape the war-torn city of Aleppo and start a new life in Germany while coming to terms with what they left behind.
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"A customary ritual which has been part of Assamese society for centuries is to gift a set of gold ornaments to one's daughter as a blessing as she leaves her father's home to start a new life," Sarma said in his budget speech on Wednesday.
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Just as Barack Obama was making the first visit to Cuba in 88 years by a U.S. president, some 1,500 migrants from the Communist island were bunched on Panama's border with Costa Rica, struggling to reach the United States to start a new life.
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Saulx-les-Chartreux Journal SAULX-LES-CHARTREUX, France — Two years ago, Elisabeth Lavarde decided to quit her office job in Paris and start a new life in Saulx-les-Chartreux, a small town with two butchers and one baker just south of the capital.
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She found a temporary job, a place to live and made contacts -- and was able to get a copy of her birth certificate, a necessary piece of paper for her to be able to start a new life, get a bank account and a good job.
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Fernandez, who as a teenager survived harrowing conditions at sea as he fled Cuba to start a new life in the United States, was one of three men killed when a 32-foot boat collided with a rocky jetty off Miami Beach, the Coast Guard said.
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Although a nightmare for my hair, the weather was a nice metaphor for Bryan and I. Despite the winds that blew, we still stand, smiling, hand in hand ready to climb down this mountain and start a new life, a big life, an adventure, a new chapter.
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The end of the series showed Marie (which, according to ProPublica is her middle name; Netflix paired it with the fictional last name, Adler) winning a settlement against the city of Lynnwood, Washington before getting her driver's license and driving off to start a new life.
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After roaring out of his desert prison, he holes up with a couple of friends (Badger and Skinny Pete, two of several original cast-members making a welcome return) before getting ready to assume a new identity and start a new life, far away from Albuquerque.
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Take, for example, the early scene in which Thérèse, a prisoner of a loveless marriage in 19th-century provincial France, has learned that her petulant invalid husband, Camille (Gabriel Ebert), has decided to move with her and his doting mother (Judith Light) to Paris to start a new life.
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Crushed and having run out of money, Colmenares decided in February he had no choice but return to Venezuela empty-handed and by bus - one of an apparently growing number of Venezuelan emigrants forced to go home after failing to start a new life elsewhere in Latin America.
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"I'm very happy, I can't describe how I feel, but I am very happy, I can start a new life and see my family again," one 14-year-old Eritrean girl told Reuters before leaving the prison with the rest of the group on a Red Crescent bus.
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"The Australian public demands that the government does everything possible to make sure that first and foremost our national security is protected and secondly to make sure that we're bringing the right people into our country so that they can start a new life," he told reporters in Washington.
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The coalition that came together on this issue submitted a Public Records Act request to the San Francisco Superior Court and examined the fines and fees charged to clients in their Clean Slate program, which helps people expunge their criminal records so that they can start a new life more easily.
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The episode's early moments reveal that Frank has been seeing other people, since Claire can no longer love him the way she did before, and while their agreement seems amicable at first, over the years, the connection between them deteriorates to the point where Frank decides he wants a divorce so that he can take Brianna back to England without Claire, to start a new life with his mistress — a suggestion that naturally incenses Claire.
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Despite saying she wanted to start a new life in N.Y.C., her castmates were worried she wasn't letting go of the past when she wouldn't change the same look she's been sporting for 20 years (including her long, wavy blowout that was always intact throughout the entire season — although you may have seen she recently chopped it!) During season 1, viewers saw how Alex and Simon liked to spend quality time together — on three-to-four-hour shopping sprees.
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