I lived the good life — until the good life completely fell apart.
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So start grindin', young fellas ... the good life awaits.
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Each sees connecting online as key to the good life.
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And the good life seemed to be passing them by.
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Did you have a good time with the "Good Life"?
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"Welcome to the good life…" Kardashian West captioned the adorable photo.
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See for yourself how this dog is living the good life.
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They really will live the good life from here on out!!!
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What is an example of a dog living the good life?
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I want to act like a corporation and enjoy the good life.
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And throughout "The Good Life," Bobby seems to be taking it seriously.
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The good life is only understood through a holistic journey across traditions.
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What they're after is just a small piece of the good life.
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RAYMOND ARROYO, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: This is the good life liberty village gym.
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No word on when The Good Life will release, or on what platforms.
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This is the good life Jimmy dreamed of, at least in season one.
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For them, the everyday hardship is not the good life, it's just hardship.
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"Welcome to the good life…" the KKW Beauty mogul captioned the adorable photo.
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It just ate sugar and made more of itself living the good life.
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He was taking walks, meditating, exercising, reading, and generally living the good life.
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" Bennett previously spoke with PEOPLE about his health — saying he's living "The good life.
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THE UNSETTLERS: In Search of the Good Life in Today's America, by Mark Sundeen.
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I was living the good life, just like the influencers I looked up to.
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They've set off to live "on this side of the good life" in America.
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There's a branch of Christianity that promises a direct path to the good life.
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That quest for the good life could also stimulate spending — particularly in housing, Shiller said.
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ISIS no longer puts out slick propaganda videos crowing about the good life in Mosul.
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And though the bird is living the good life, it's still considered a vulnerable species.
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My Dog Stink Stink is a Jack Russell enjoying the good life at the beach.
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And that's the jig: if you can't get there, you can't live the good life.
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North West is two-years-old and already knows how to live the good life.
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Nah, he's living the good life in a penthouse owned by BPO, as you do.
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Still ... kinda rough when your Dad's already given you a taste of the good life.
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Now, there is a palpable fear that the good life is gone, perhaps for good.
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This well-worn path to the good life is boring and takes forever, but works.
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Maybe relinquishing or recalibrating our fantasies of the good life doesn't lead to absolute darkness.
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Opposition activists have posted videos showing well-connected Venezuelans enjoying the good life in Madrid.
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She is the author of On Reading Well: Finding the Good Life through Great Books.
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" The good life, Ms. Vestager said, is not "the same thing as a convenient life.
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Maybe the good life is not about trying to achieve some sort of illusory balance.
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They had names like The Good Life Nutrition, Living Healthy Nutrition, and Triple Threat Nutrition.
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Honestly, "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By" tugged at my heart a little.
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Or just Kylie being Kylie hanging out, sipping out of a straw living the good life?
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Still I thought I of all people understood Aristotle: what is and isn't the good life . . .
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American Pharoah is living the good life in retirement and earning big money in doing so.
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This is the good life, I think, getting parsley sauce all over my chin and dick.
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Away from the punishment he gave and took in the ring, Johnson embraced the good life.
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It turns out, however, that Carroll—now 17—was just living the good life out west.
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Here are eight places you shouldn't miss next time you're living the good life in Venice.
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And Khaled's embraced the good life: He has a small collection of Rolls-Royces, for example.
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They were doing what they perceived good Americans ought to do to have the good life.
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The reason behind that is that back in 2008 I discussed this with the Good Life and the feeling at the time was that they spent a long time creating that band and name, so we decided if it was the Good Life it should be us.
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The Creed family moves to a farmhouse in Maine with the intention of finding the Good Life.
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But this last court hearing that we had, it literally took the good life out of me.
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It feels like a celebration of the good life and a reminder to enjoy the simple pleasures.
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Bozeman, Montana The point isn't to thrust our definition of what the good life is onto you.
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Authorities that we used to rely on to guide us toward the good life no longer exist.
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So is the personnel basically the only thing discerning The Good Life from Tim Kasher these days?
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At the highest level, our lives are directed toward some telos, or vision of the good life.
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"The Experience Machine shows that there is more to the good life than merely experiences," she writes.
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Imagery relating to the god Dionysus, emblem of wine and the good life, appeared often on textiles.
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In other words, a college diploma isn't valuable because it's a golden ticket to the good life.
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"We wrote the story of the good life once, and now we're doing it again," he said.
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But mostly he just wandered away from acting, happy to live the good life, ski, and play tennis.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items The connected life is not necessarily the good life.
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Perry began writing "The Good Life" last July with her brothers and bandmates, Reid, 30, and Neil, 28.
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And by this measure, Yale psychology course Psych 157: Psychology and the Good Life must be incredibly valuable.
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Ah, the good life of a young artist, a hundred and forty-five thousand Instagram followers and counting.
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The view of the cows and chickens says it all about Melbourne — this really is the good life.
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Charters are associated with choice and innovation, important elements of the good life that California is famous for.
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In the good life there is such a thing as a good fight, and it is not over.
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The social cohesion and social trust of where you live is a key to having the good life.
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Another challenge to that identity might have seriously complicated the good life she had defined and built for herself.
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While formulating a plot to impress his wealthy friend, Stewie rattles off a few people living the good life.
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And one important clue to living a good life is to not to try to live the good life.
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They want to start living the good life immediately, but when you're young it's OK to struggle a bit.
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Zach Bolster was living the good life in New York City last year when his world turned upside down.
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The 2 didn't say much, but the LaFerrari they hopped in speaks volumes ... they're still livin' the good life.
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We drove past orange groves, plots of olive trees, terraced hills of vines — farms that grow the good life.
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"She is about living the good life, about high style," said Alan Bamberger, an art consultant in San Francisco.
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Friendless for most of her childhood, Seager eventually forged her way to her own vision of the good life.
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Jeff Bezos is living the good life -- and it's showing -- down in the Caribbean with his GF, Lauren Sanchez.
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And "Bright, Precious Days," like "The Good Life" before it, lacks the original's texture and piquancy, its panoramic vibrancy.
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"You and I know, a good night's sleep, a warm shower—that's part of the good life," Dodge told me.
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It's in the DNA of people from modest means to assert that education is the key to the good life.
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"Show Me The Good Life" is a perfect example of what made Ex's work behind the boards so damn memorable.
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Nicknamed "the good life city," Albany has 75,000 people, though its population fell by almost 3% from 2010 to 2018.
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"The 'good life' is not about material possessions but about human connections, good health and ecological sustainability," Mr. Brewer said.
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"It also happens to be the golden way to the good life — the kind of life in which happiness blooms."
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We're not really asking questions about what the good life looks like or what it means to be engaged citizens.
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For reference, while most large lectures at Yale never exceed 600 students, "Psychology and the Good Life" had enrolled 1,182.
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They're about the authenticity of the candidate and his or her clarity of vision of the good life, American style.
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The writer is a professor of philosophy and director of the God and the Good Life Program at Notre Dame.
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And their words will reverberate, inspiring the young women watching them for clues about the good life to speak up too.
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"You don't have to agree with trump but the mob can't make me not love him," the "Good Life" rapper tweeted.
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They're cozy, charming, relaxing places to get away from it all and experience a pint-sized slice of the good life.
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Oz told NBC News in 2015 his show's purpose is "not to talk about medicine" but to discuss "the good life."
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American Pharoah is living the good life as a stallion in Kentucky, and times have changed for his connections as well.
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The Money Issue A central Massachusetts city enabled the author's ancestors to move into the good life of the middle class.
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If we start 2018 talking about new models for labor, capital, and the good life, we just might stick the landing.
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We also enjoy the good life—that's what we tell ourselves, at least—and we like to go out to dinner.
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Psychology and the Good Life, with 1,20063 undergraduates currently enrolled, stands as the most popular course in Yale's 316-year history.
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Persephone spends six months aboveground living the good life of summer and song before returning for six months below with Hades.
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Italy, hoping to capitalize on its ancient culture and reputation for the good life, also seeks to uplift its cuisine abroad.
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This tropical region — rich in history, a riot of flora and fauna, and lousy with cruise ships — promises the good life.
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In "The Good Life," she met a man who seemed capable of appreciating her in ways that Russell temperamentally could not.
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Critics said his salaries were exorbitant, especially after the financial crisis of 2008, and denounced his taste for the good life.
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A violent altercation was caught on video at the Perth stop of the Good Life music festival in Australia over the weekend.
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Make an account just for the animal, where fans can pore over photo after photo of said pet enjoying the good life.
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Esther became a part of the Bieber family a little less than a year ago, and has lived the good life since.
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But nothing will set back their pursuit of the good life more than continued terror attacks of the kind we saw Sunday.
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Pollard eventually went to Europe, befriended a wealthy widow and lived the good life traveling around the continent on her patron's dime.
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More people are discovering "the good life" in this wine region, freelance journalist and frequent New York Times contributor Danielle Pergament notes.
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Like many good Afrobeat songs, "Ye" is celebratory and centers on material wealth as well as the "good life" one is striving for.
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Or you could choose from "The Good Life" store that offers customized packages for those into reading, or watching television and much more.
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Meanwhile, Grizabella's reminiscences of the good life bring her only intense pain and bitterness, and an increased awareness of how lonely she is.
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So I decided the best thing would be to scratch that itch and do a record with The Good Life and I did.
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It crowds out other sources of fulfillment and conceptions of the good life that together compose the rich mosaic of a dynamic society.
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But for the most part, Syria, once a middle-income country, has only a tiny minority who can still afford the good life.
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Nevertheless, as the film shows, modern men can still learn a few things about style and living the good life from Mr. Agnelli.
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Friendship has been an important part of our understanding of the "good life," as far back as we can trace the human story.
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For Royce the good life meant tightly binding yourself to others — giving yourself away with others for the sake of a noble cause.
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Part of Trump's appeal was that he gave people a story, however false or partial, about whom the good life is going to.
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We examined dozens of different variables that speak to the good life, including growing jobs, quality schools, cultural and recreational resources, and affordable homes.
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Hedonism and virtue-based morality fell somewhat out of favor, and suddenly the good life was all about sacrifice and the postponement of gratification.
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Their birthday photo album, shared exclusively with PEOPLE, shows the couple positively basking in the good life far, far away from this election season.
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They want to start living the good life immediately, but when you're young it's OK to struggle a bit and not have personal space.
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The MDJ brand is about tapping into finance bro humor from a female perspective and unabashedly celebrating (while poking fun at) the good life.
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Blame years and years' worth of fairy tales subliminally transmuting the message that marrying a prince is the only shortcut to the Good Life.
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It's just that I've been playing under my own name for all these years and not using the Good Life members or their name.
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Either way, he abruptly forsook the good life to face the music, apparently smuggling himself out of Thailand without troubling the Thai border authorities.
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Netanyahu, a psychologist, as a highhanded, hot-tempered boss who has grown accustomed to the good life and wields immense influence over her husband.
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Then, the rest of the night she alternates between running on her wheel (a hilarious sight), eating, drinking, and sleeping — the good life, basically.
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They have really engaged in some meaningful way with Plato's thinking, whether about how to live the good life or the nature of reality.
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But if you're a person who wants to enjoy the good life, and maybe associate with ex-criminal compatriots... why not come to Marbella!
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Professor Laurie Santos taught "Psychology and the Good Life" first in spring 2018 in response to concerning levels of student depression, anxiety, and stress.
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A decade prior, in the 1960s, the Siegels were living the good life from the patriarch's income as vice president of a realty company.
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We have a society in which homeownership is the key to the good life, and African Americans have not had fair access to it.
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The reality, as revealed on October 503th by Handelsblatt, a German newspaper, was the story of a careerist with a penchant for the good life.
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The Enlightenment spawned a series of assumptions about what human beings are, why they do what they do, and what the good life looks like.
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On Friday, Disick was back to more adult activities as he headed to Las Vegas to host "The Good Life Fridays" party at Jewel nightclub.
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Scientists know a lot about the sleep patterns of captive elephants, but generally those elephants live the good life, and probably sleep more than usual.
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She works in New York as a designer for Dr. Oz: The Good Life, a Hearst magazine venture with Dr. Mehmet Oz, the cardiothoracic surgeon.
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I wrote for the black student newspaper called NOMMO, and was involved in black student politics, and rapped at the Good Life Café on Crenshaw.
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Kanye was previously content to let his interactions with Auto-Tune happen in the context of getting T-Pain to sing about the good life.
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Adam Davidson investigated what happened to Worcester, a city that was once a haven for people to experience the good life of the middle class.
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A big part of the pitch to "Get small" is an economic one, tapping into yearning for the good life and uneasiness about financial prospects.
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Rank yourself on a scale of 1 to 10 in what I call the four pillars of the good life: health, wealth, love, and happiness.
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Santos' work earned international headlines over the past year when her course "Psychology and the Good Life" became the most popular class in Yale's history.
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The genre is rooted deep in our national psyche, echoing decades of Westward expansion and the belief that the good life lies "out there," somewhere.
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Waldinger, who is currently working on Harvard's second cross-generational study, stands by what he's discovered: "The good life is built with good relationships," he says.
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The bounty of oil made the model appear workable; Saudis could have both the good life and piety (those who disliked religiosity could always go abroad).
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Many of us are running on a financial treadmill right now, trying to get ahead and realize the American Dream of riches and the good life.
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BB: Well, of course I admire your connecting writing to the good life of sweet pharmaceuticals, but it's more a modest and normal scenario for me.
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Before this grinning girl was a straightened out actress, she was just a wired kid living the good life as Hollywood royalty in Los Angeles, California.
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Worse still, what if I lost my scholarship and then had to return to a regular school after having gotten a taste of the good life?
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My whole life I was taught that Mo City was where it's a fashion show: the light skin women, everybody driving their cars, the good life.
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It's destroying what people who moved out here believed was the good life awaiting them, and what to do about that is a political question, too.
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"Psychology and the Good Life" became the most popular class ever taught in Yale University's 317-year history, and garnered both national and international media attention.
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She enjoyed the good life Dep had hoped for her in a happy, middle-class home in New England with a sister and brother, also adopted.
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He was also partial to the good life, owning a mountain house, a beach house and an apartment in Lisbon when he took office in 1986.
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Through the early 1970s, Mr. Forman — a hearty bon vivant without means for the good life at the time — went through a period of self-described depression.
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Doug Forcett may have gotten it 92 percent right, but the last 8 percent is written between the lines — don't let the good life pass you by.
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A self-help book called "The Good Life" might be encouraging or prescriptive, but a novel with that title is bound to be suffused with tart irony.
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I know there's camp, or at least there used to be Camp Grounded on the West Coast, and then the Good Life Project on the East Coast.
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Government can create economic and physical security and a just order, but meaning, joy and the good life flow from loving relationships, thick communities and wise friends.
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Homeless and on the verge of being exposed, each member of the family grows increasingly desperate to hold on to their small chunk of the good life.
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"Those self-report scales are really meaningful; they predict 'the good life,'" Michael Inzlicht, a University of Toronto psychologist who studies self-control, said in early 22016.
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Between her real estate moves, enviable vacations (she recently stayed at this $30 million Airbnb with boyfriend Sam Asghari), Spears has been living the good life of late.
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The Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook is perfect for those who want a taste of the good life but are also willing to put in the work for it.
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Before this curly haired cutie was living the good life as a Hollywood star, she was just another bow wearing musician living the simple life in Berkeley, California.
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Melgen's former personal pilot painted a picture for the jury of the good life: Passengers flying privately may drive straight up to the jet without going through security.
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" Mr. Puett and the writer Christine Gross-Loh have distilled the essence of his course into "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life.
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For a course on "The Good Life," he made a documentary about his family's experience with grief and memory (some of his relatives perished in the Armenian genocide).
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Thanks to feminism and the gay rights movement, we are less willing to hold up the reproductive, nuclear family as the only possible manifestation of the good life.
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His political hero, Teddy Roosevelt, believed the good life should be lived "in the arena," and even now he seems to be living that creed to its fullest.
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Maybe his time in the CBA has given him an appreciation for the good life of the NBA, and he'll bleed and die to stay on an NBA court.
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That alone wasn't unusual; the rapper uses the platform as a constant promotional tool, blasting photos and clips of the good life to his more than 6 million followers.
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Not only does this get in the way of living the good life they had imagined, it can also lead to rashes, infections, ulcers, back strain and balance issues.
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In Nebraska, The Fairness Project contributed more than $1 million between March and June of this year to Insure the Good Life, the local campaign group advocating for expansion.
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So I was strolling through former fast-food restaurants, brothels and palaces, trying to imagine the good life of our ancestors, under a burning sun and the looming volcano.
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To redirect our creativity and train it toward Heaven—and, by extension, our notions of the good life on Earth—would require a kind of revolution in our thinking.
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In 2013, Ecuador appointed a state secretary of buen vivir, an understanding of the good life — rooted in indigenous spirituality — that entails living in harmony with the natural environment.
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They're not necessarily into the partying and living the good life, it's just about the business of drug trafficking and control, and that's what makes them scarier, Bodner said.
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Available on Coursera, free to auditProfessor Laurie Santos designed the course Psychology and the Good Life in response to concerning levels of student depression, anxiety, and stress in 2018.
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You may not be "educated" but you still have an edge in the job market: The degree can be a ticket to a good job and the good life.
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Ms. Slaton finally got to tell her birth mother (who'd gotten pregnant at 16) that she appreciated the good life she was able to have with her adoptive family.
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If we want to reclaim the good death as part of the good life, we need to consider how we incorporate death in the stories we tell about ourselves.
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Happy as Lazzaro (which is in Italian) seems, for a long stretch, like a richly textured Italian fairy tale, or a parable for how to live the good life.
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It's worth noting that the last three episodes of "Billions" were directed by James Foley ("Short Squeeze" and tonight's hour) and Neil LaBute (who handled last week's "The Good Life").
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"It was more than you could ever imagine for a Munger fanboy like myself," Jacob Taylor, the CEO of Farnam Street Investments, said on "The Good Life," an investing podcast.
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So Royce argued that if loyalty is the center of the good life, then we should admire those causes, based on mutual affection, that value and enhance other people's loyalty.
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In relation to that, for a long time I've been looking at ideas around ethics and the philosophical idea of the good life, what it means to live meaningful life.
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And it is a question of so long as the platform to do it, does it now have an ethical obligation to do it, to help people achieve the good life?
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Michelle Obama was living the good life -- sipping wine on a dinner cruise in Paris -- when the Notre Dame Cathedral fire totally changed the mood ... and the course of the cruise.
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"Robert George thinks that the state should endorse a specific conception of the good life, and put in place a legal code that pushes people towards that good life," said Pickett.
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But our Sisyphean pursuit of the good life has higher stakes, and its amalgam of fantasy and futility is something that we process as experience before we rationalize it in thought.
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Christine Gross-Loh, a writer living in Massachusetts, is the author of "Parenting Without Borders" and co-author of "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life."
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Mark Patz from Wilmington, N.C., said playing the lottery is an acceptable form of gambling: The lottery has been the source of imagination for the easy way to the good life.
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"The Good Life" picked up the Calloways' story fourteen years later, around the time of 9/11, when Corrine became involved with a man she met while volunteering at Ground Zero.
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The National Pork Board, in an effort to show the world that its products formerly lived the good life, has released a five-minute V.R. propaganda tour of three pig farms.
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"All of these are part of what makes the good life in California, make it an attractive place, and they cost money," said Cristobal Young, a Cornell University expert on millionaire migration.
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Lovers of all things mid-century modern will also find a section on 210808s visions of the "good life," complete with advertising posters aimed at women as consumers of modern-day conveniences.
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"Scrubs" creator Bill Lawrence and his wife, Christa Miller -- one of the stars of the series -- are living the good life in NYC ... in a home fit for a Hollywood power couple.
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In "The 4-Hour Chef: The Simple Path to Cooking Like a Pro, Learning Anything, and Living the Good Life," Ferriss uses cooking as a way of explaining methods for 'accelerated learning.
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" The album is summed up in "Forever Now," a musically meticulous barrage of paradoxes that insists, "If this is what you call the good life/I want a better way to die.
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If you don't say you're good, then you're not a dope MC. One of my first films, This Is the Life, was about the artists who were rhyming at the Good Life.
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Mr. Ertug, who was briefly Mr. DeMeyer's boyfriend, also served as a mentor to him, a conduit to the good life and a representation of everything Mr. DeMeyer was hoping to become.
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Y Combinator, the start-up incubator, includes "A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy," by William B. Irvine, on its list of books for entrepreneurs to read.
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Florida has always been a good place to spread out, though it's been an absolutely terrible place to avoid unsavory characters who want to capitalize on people desperate for the good life.
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If this buttoned-up vision of the good life isn't entirely convincing, neither is the answer McInerney offers—that the narrator is reeling from a family tragedy he hasn't properly dealt with.
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"Chicago P.D." star Jason Beghe will be living close to the set as a newly single man after his divorce ... and his ex-wife will be living the good life in Malibu.
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But more affluent retirees looking forward to enjoying the good life after decades of building equity in their home and squirreling money away in IRAs and 401(k)s would be screwed.
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Toward the end of "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By," once the thrill of the bar fight has calmed, our trusty gang of wasp nostrils sits down to interrogate Sean.
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It's not just the characters from 1970s cult British TV sitcom "The Good Life" - Jerry and Margot Leadbetter - who would recognize this scenario being played out on the London summer corporate social scene.
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Brown's books include The Good Life (Big Lucks: 23), Top 24 (Roof: 2014), Flowering Mall (Roof: 2012), The Poems of Gaius Valerius Catullus (Krupskaya: 2011), and The Persians by Aeschylus (Displaced Press: 2011).
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We've all had our hearts broken, been knee deep in debt (to quote the astounding "Show Me The Good Life"), and experienced familial difficulties (the chilling memories of domestic violence of "Cold Hearted").
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Since he blasted Carpentier, he had been living the good life—traveling overseas, visiting various U.S. cities in the capacity of a beloved celebrity—but he had not been putting in the rounds.
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The Stone Few would disagree with two age-old truisms: We should strive to shape our lives with reason, and a central prerequisite for the good life is a personal sense of meaning.
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I had grown up in a small town in Texas, and later in Kansas City, where the people I knew often talked about nature and God's glory and corruption and the good life.
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The publication set itself up as a how-to guide for those men hoping to achieve Mr. Hefner's vision of the good life, regardless of whether they were in San Diego or Saigon.
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There probably is an ideal school for your child out there, but it's also likely that it isn't one of the more elite universities, despite their promise of delivering students the good life.
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But according to Fukuyama, they would burn themselves out: Attempts to organize nations around such principles would leave their people poor and parochial and, most likely, hungry for the good life of democratic capitalism.
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But amidst all the turmoil, there's still one member of this clan that's living the good life, and that's Kris Jenner who can currently be found dancing aboard yachts in the south of France.
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Peabody fashions an entire campaign around this strategy, with images and videos that consistently positions coal as a solution to energy poverty and the key to providing a Westernized version of the good life.
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They come seeking the promise of liberty, justice and the good life, they are hard-working and motivated to achieve economic and academic success and are an unqualified boon to American culture and economy.
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The Good Life, set in the quaint rural England town of Rainy Woods, is about a New York photographer who stumbled upon a town with a secret: at night, everyone turns into a cat.
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For decades, even as employment booms have led to population booms, California voters — myself among them — have fought to freeze the good life in amber by resisting increases in housing density and mass transit.
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" In her essay on heteropessimism, Seresin writes that the concept is often framed as an anti-capitalist one: "a refusal of the 'good life' of marital consumption and property ownership that capitalism once mandated.
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When neither situation materialized, starting the next chapter proved too tempting, especially once Lee factored in the good life he had built off the court to go with that championship ring in his safe.
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Barack Obama is living the good life after his time in office, and you can tell by just how many ways he expressed that with his face during dinner in the south of France.
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Dr. Clarice Watkins has long studied the turbulent lives of the dispossessed in poor urban neighborhoods, but now she has had a brainstorm: Why not focus on the good life, on stability, for a change?
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As if double dipping in the good life wasn't already enough, this fucking guy has the cheek to take up yet another mantle that many would kill for, this time in the video game space.
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A 2018 New York Times article reported that more than a thousand students enrolled in a course at Yale called "Psychology and the Good Life," aimed at teaching students to lead happier, more satisfying lives.
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A high-flying Harvard grad with entree to the good life of 1950s suburbia, Press is now, wings clipped, in lonesome exile among the farmers and hippies of northern Vermont in the Nixon-era '70s.
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The Grammy-nominated singer — who filed for divorce from former MLB player J.P. Arencibia, 33, last year — alludes to infidelity on The Band Perry's new single "The Good Life," which dropped on Friday, Perry's 36th birthday.
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Despite international sanctions, Kim Jong Un continues to enjoy the good life, with recent purchases thought to include a gleaming white yacht, expensive liquors and even the equipment necessary to kit out a luxury ski resort.
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When it comes to writing about the darker side of relationships, there are few songwriters more adept than Cursive and The Good Life frontman Tim Kasher, and his third solo album No Resolution is no exception.
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The Good Life is a troubling but darkly amusing archive, a nostalgic retrospective of a ruddier time where willful corruption, widespread fraud, and the unethical irreverence of America's corporate culture had not yet seen its comeuppance.
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But, like every chapter of The Good Place, "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By" is a Trojan horse — a Simpsons-indebted package of butt jokes and sight gags sneaking a philosophical message into our brains.
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Brûlé has promoted his personal version of the good life via high-profile columns in T magazine and, more recently, the Financial Times, where he reflects on travel etiquette and philosophizes about "relaxation" for the one percent.
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That initial effort largely failed since very few members of the Russian elite who were not subject to travel and asset bans actually wanted to say goodbye to the good life in London, New York and Miami.
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"Psychology and the Good Life" is such a hit that one in four undergraduate students at the Ivy League university is enrolled in the spring semester course, said Laurie Santos, the psychology professor who teaches the class.
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Now, everything from the food you eat, to the couch you're sitting on, to your summer vacation, to the diapers you swaddle your children in, can be turned into a grand promotion for Living the Good Life™.
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Part of the problem is that our minds tend to skew what we think really makes us happy, says Laurie Santos, PhD, professor of psychology at Yale University, who teaches a course called Psychology and the Good Life.
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After years wining and dining clients as a high-end real-estate wheeler dealer Tablelist founder Julian Jung was well aware of the trials and tribulations involved in giving prospects the good life and conspicuous consumption they wanted.
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After the deal, he sold over $7.1 billion worth of Facebook shares and was living the good life in Silicon Valley "resting and vesting," a term used to describe engineers who have small workloads and high-priced stocks.
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It is in this atmosphere that Luke, a very rich guy who had an affair with Corrine in "The Good Life," the 9/11 book, returns from Africa, the continent to which he had fled to forget her.
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Over a loping beat by 9th Wonder, Lamar describes Anthony as a good-natured kid who grew up too fast, whose family history of "pimpin' and bangin' " instilled in him a very narrow vision of the good life.
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"We were cute little rich girls, full of love, but the good life finished," Charo said, of the time they had to leave the farmland her grandfather had left her family because it had been seized by Franco.
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"The Screwtape Letters," by C. S. Lewis; Kelly Brogan, M.D.; "Originals," by Adam Grant; "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life"; "Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End," by Atul Gawande.
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Some 90,000 residents will gain coverage, more than two-thirds of whom work but their jobs don't provide health insurance, said Meg Mandy, campaign manager for Insure the Good Life, which is promoting expansion in the Cornhusker State.
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"There is something really kind of strange and interesting about the connection between peoples' preferences — what they view as the good life, where they want to live — and their partisanship," said Jonathan Rodden, a political scientist at Stanford.
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I feel like people watch movies or they read books and they watch "Shark Tank" and they think that this is how people just run around all day, barking orders, making money, seems to just be the good life.
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Over a plate of ribs and chicken fingers at Living the Good Life, a diner and lounge in Carson City, Hof complains about state tax hikes, local efforts to outlaw prostitution and government grabs for landowners' water and more.
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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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In 1993, when S. I. Newhouse, now the chairman emeritus of Condé Nast Publications, bought Architectural Digest, the stiff-looking but enormously successful catalog of the good life, he closed the underperforming HG and Ms. Astley lost her job.
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Made of undyed linen with silk piping and pockets, it is chic enough to pass for outerwear and inevitably conjures dreams of the good life spent shore-side — even if you're hanging by a friend's pool in the suburbs.
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I decided to use a recent visit to Envision—a transformational festival set in the Costa Rican jungle—where themes of community, sharing, and positivity towards mother earth reign supreme—to do a little case study in the good life.
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And so, over a span of just days, the wily E. coli strains made their way from the good life of easy nourishment in a drug-free outer layer through sections of the MEGA plate containing increasingly higher doses of antibiotic.
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Brandon Brown: I keep telling people that The Good Life is like a "mixtape," a predictable simile, I'm afraid, to contrast this collection with my other books, which were all larger-scale works written over a sustained period of writing.
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Since hitting those goals likely involves living in your parents' basement until you're 50 as well, it's probably high time you start looking for a higher paid job, so you can start living the good life as soon as possible.
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" The good life, he suggested, is one "in which the individual, through the denial of himself, through the sacrifice of his own private interests, through death itself, realized that completely spiritual existence in which his value as a man lies.
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Photo by Shervin Lainez When it comes to writing about the darker side of relationships, there are few songwriters more adept than Cursive and The Good Life frontman Tim Kasher, and his third solo album No Resolution is no exception.
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They also highlighted the addition of winks and air quotes to mentions of once-sacred concepts like "the good life" and argued there had been a sharp divergence from the serious, even fiery, tone of cultural discourse in the midcentury.
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Not only does the film capture the employees who were caught up in the mess, but how susceptible people are to the lure of exclusivity and the good life that McFarland was peddling, even as the wheels came those plans.
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"Playboy and the Making of the Good Life in Modern America," a 2009 book by the history professor Elizabeth Fraterrigo, includes this meditation on the way his version of American identity played into the softer struggles of the Cold War.
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To the Editor: Re "The Anti-College Is on the Rise" (Sunday Review, June 9): Molly Worthen bemoans that traditional universities are no longer educating students in the good life, and are instead wasting money on midlevel student affairs staff.
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He has long made clear that he hates getting pushed around and thinks energy is an area where the United States has to act tough to produce resources, intimidate its allies, take on its enemies, and enjoy the good life that oil provides.
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On Friday morning, the singer par excellence was living the good life, boating around the coast of Ponza, Italy at dawn listening to her own greatest hits when she decided this moment was too beautiful not to share with her 3.8 million fans.
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In one weekend post, Mitchell shared a pair of photos of herself in a long-sleeved white dress, black shades and hoop earrings, captioning the glam images, "L A D O L C E V I T A" ("the good life," in English).
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In Latin America, the Quechua people of the Andes draw on the concept, rooted in indigenous spirituality, of sumak kawsay (also known by the Spanish name buen vivir), an understanding of the good life that entails living in harmony with the natural environment.
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"The Good Life" pulls one of the show's patented mini-twists when Bobby reveals to Wags that his order to reduce Axe Capital's positions across the board was a sneaky gambit for protecting the fund from a dip in the telecom market.
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As we've reported, Casey's been living the good life in the years since she was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee Anthony, back in 2011 ... mulling over having more kids, babysitting, and hitting up happy hour in the Sunshine State.
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"Living the Good Life: Helen and Scott Nearing's Sixty Years of Self-Sufficient Living," Helen and Scott Nearing This was the book that inspired me to move from the city and live on a mountain in the middle of nowhere and everywhere.
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Diddy suffered some dad bod shaming when pics of him on a yacht surfaced last week, but his ex is flipping a switch saying the haters got the images all twisted -- they just don't recognize the good life when they see it.
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ASMALLWORLD said it generates revenue through annual membership fees of 100 Swiss francs and the sale of services to members with "a shared passion for the good life" and access to exclusive events, like ski getaways to high-end locations and supper clubs.
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High up in his home studio in the Hollywood Hills, the Colombian-American DJ—whose biggest hit, "I Like To Move It," has captured a new generation of kids via its use in the Madagascar movies—has undoubtedly lived the good life.
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And even if philosophy offers little by way of practical parenting advice, it prompts me to reflect on what I mean by the good life and to consider its consequences, not just for my own children, but also for those of others.
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It is just possible that we have more in common than we think, and that if those harmful stereotypes can be shattered, perhaps we can work together, rural and urban, against the real interests that block our prosperity and the good life.
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But she juxtaposes nearly every detail of the good life with the slow decay of Detroit around her, the killing of a black community through aggressive policing, the spread of drug abuse and targeted neglect by the surrounding white communities and politicians.
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This week, Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff, film critic Alissa Wilkinson, and culture editor Jen Trolio got together to discuss "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By," the ninth episode of the third season of NBC's loopy comedy The Good Place.
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"A lot of people feel powerless because those who are enjoying the good life, most of them are doing so not because of themselves, but because of their family," Wu said over an iced coffee at a bustling cafe in Zhengdong, Zhengzhou's new commercial district.
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Looking back, Paltrow was prescient in her ability to see that luxury could be applied to a person's environment and interior wellbeing — that the good life isn't just quantified by what one owns, but by how one exists and interacts with the world around them.
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The book is strongly of its period, enhanced by the irony we bring to it: We know so much more about the consequences of the good life between the wars that we can judge the characters even more than the author did at the time.
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The Zurich-based company generates revenue primarily through annual membership fees of 100 Swiss francs ($106.77) and the sale of services to members with "a shared passion for the good life" and access to more than 1,000 events a year, it said in a statement.
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In one post from the trip, Mitchell shared a pair of photos of herself in a long-sleeved white dress, black shades and hoop earrings, captioning the glam images, "L A D O L C E V I T A" ("the good life," in English).
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The international community should not only monitor the elections in Nigeria but also hold the Nigerian political and religious elites accountable for the inexcusable suffering of Nigerians, most of whom never have had a taste of "the good life" despite the country's abundant oil wealth.
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In it you'd find "A Woman's Book of Herbs," by Deb Soule, "Edible Wild Plants," by John Kallas, "Woman Who Glows in the Dark," by Elena Avila, "The Good Life," by Helen and Scott Nearing, and "The Anarchist Cookbook," by William Powell, among others.
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Maybe they won't even need to spend their higher education learning banal tips to well-being (take naps, look at flowers, etc.) in courses called Positive Psychology (among Harvard's most popular courses) or Psychology and the Good Life (the most popular course ever at Yale).
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In "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By," she tells Chidi about the timeline where they were in love, faces down her impending doom, and gets a little horny while watching Janet fight a bunch of demons like something out of the Matrix.
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I think we have six out of the 10 most-popular magazines at the newsstand right now, and they include Food Network, which is a new magazine; Dr. Oz [The Good Life], which is a new magazine; and House & Garden — HGTV, which is a new magazine, too.
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It's been almost 5 months since Brooks won the big one ... but him and Jena are still living the good life -- hangin' with monkeys, backflippin' off boats and even getting in some ass-cuppin' PDA as they cruise around the Phi Phi Islands with their buds.
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Moreover, Johnny is constantly reminded of his failures by the success of his one-time rival Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), who's living the good life in Encino thanks to a string of car dealerships, which he promotes with inescapable TV ads and "We kick the competition" billboards.
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Now, artists Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne, who previously brought us "Smell-Based Dating," invite you to experience the ups and downs of The Good Life for yourself, by sending the entire archive of 500,000+ emails, exchanged between employees during Enron's final years, straight into your inbox.
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Begun as a hobby, the web-only magazine now has 100,000 visitors per month, a small staff and a cult readership that supports its journalism with the purchase of T-shirts that broadcast Mr. Reece's vision of inclusiveness ("All Y'all") and the good life ("Drink More Whiskey").
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"The Good Place" kept complicating the physics of its absurdist premise: there was a "Bad Place," too, full of partying devils, a wonky artificial intelligence named Janet, and endless jokes tweaking the heavenly cul-de-sac's progressive-conformist, frozen-yogurt-heavy vision of the good life.
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So, don't fool yourself into thinking that you need something that you don't currently have in order to be happy, because the truth is that if you can't appreciate what you have now, you won't be able to appreciate the "good life" if you ever get it.
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If Mr. Peele's new film can be said to have a moral, it might be about the cost we pay, as individuals and as a society, for wanting to live the good life, which means burying past trauma and refusing to reckon with all of ourselves.
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Lucy "Lulu" Buffett—the self-dubbed "crazy sista" of the talented Buffett clan—is owner-chef of Lucy Buffett's LuLu's restaurants in Gulf Shores, Alabama and Destin, Florida and the author of the new cookbook Gumbo Love: Recipes for Gulf Coast Cooking, Entertaining, and Savoring the Good Life.
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But my general response to these fears is similar to one offered by Christine Emba of The Washington Post, who argued that stricter boundaries on how you chase a co-worker are a salutary corrective to the pervasive idea that maximal sexual experience is essential to the good life.
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"Regulation to me usually means that government is micromanaging my business, my life," says Debbie Vidotto, owner of The Good Life Barber Shop in Austin, TX. Currently, Vidotto is trying to add on to her business and she is "having fits" navigating the approvals from local regulatory agencies authorizing construction.
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"Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By" opens with the song of the same name by the Mamas and the Papas' "Mama" Cass Elliott, itself a 70s artifact that portends something darker than its sunny melody suggests — that life is short, and if we're not careful, we'll screw it up.
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He has a new report on middle-class living standards, complete with a striking chart that purports to show that the basic elements of the good life — housing, college tuition, transportation, and health insurance, all once easily affordable — have now fallen out of the grasp of the typical American family.
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When: Friday, October 163–Sunday, October 216, 2250–270pm daily Where: Annenberg Community Beach House (415 Pacific Coast Highway, Santa Monica, California) The backyard pool is a quintessential icon of the good life in Southern California, and for one weekend, Machine Project will reimagine it as a space for art as well.
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The gathering of works in Chelsea reconfigures the general sense of Twombly (1928-2011) as a lanky, slow-moving, ever-relaxed Southerner who worked in fits and starts and soaked up the good life on Italy's Amalfi Coast or in Lexington, Va. — his birthplace, to which he returned in his later years.
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I've also said, and also believe, that I never set out to differentiate between The Good Life and solo stuff because I don't think there's a need; it's not like I need to put this out under my own name because I'm a big jazz aficionado and this is jazz music or something.
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"The Good Life" could almost be an illustration of the Chekhovian dictum that a gun introduced in the first act must be fired before the curtain falls, as the reader avidly turns the pages, eager to discover which violent solution Roger will choose as a means of escaping his financial and personal distress.
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Guests were given turn-down gifts each night, put together from the bride and groom by Gifts for the Good Life, which included a Happy Spritz facial mist, Sugarfina Bubbly Bears with a J&B monogrammed label, and a make-your-own margarita set with Casamigos Tequila or make-your-own lemonade kit, among other goodies.
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"Billions" sets up a stark contrast between the way Chuck and Bobby make their way through the world — and between Mr. Giamatti and Mr. Lewis's performances, which are different brands of chest-thumping braggadocio — but "The Good Life" unites them in an ongoing crisis over jobs they feel obligated to do, whether it brings them any happiness or not.
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While Jay McInerney's 2006 novel "The Good Life" told of well-off Manhattanites coping with the disruptive aftermath of 9/11, Marian Thurm's privileged New Yorkers don't have as obvious an event to blame for their change in circumstance — which makes their predicament painful in a different way, caused as much by internal as external collapse.
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" Kim agreed, adding, "I think when he, you know, the 'yours truly' and the laughing and the chuckling about everything, I just — that part is really hard to stomach, because I look at him and think rage, murderer, domestic violence abuser, it's just hard for me to see him just enjoying the 'good life' like he likes to refer to it.
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"Bright, Precious Days" — so much better than its title — is a sequel to McInerney's "Brightness Falls" (1992) and "The Good Life" (2006), all three chronicling the lives, times and marriage of Russell and Corrine Calloway, a "golden" couple in their friends' eyes, like the great host and hostess of the Lost Generation, Gerald and Sara Murphy, but for TriBeCa and Sagaponack.
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At a more elemental level, the one to which Aristotle directed much of his attention, politics is about more existential issues: this bounded community in this place with this history and heritage, determining its own character for itself, deciding who is and who is not a citizen, who will rule and in the name of which vision of the good life.
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Neither the liberal state nor markets do enough to nourish or defend such virtues—the liberal state because it's not supposed to select one version of the good life over another, and markets because they "work" by treating investors and consumers as self-interested individuals, not as citizens who can restrain self-interest enough to sustain what used to be called a commonwealth.
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If it stood for anything, I would say it stood for this: that the good life consists of being an active citizen and caring passionately about politics; that it also consists of knowing something about Latin American fiction, ancient Greek culture and social impact of modern genetics; that it also consists of delighting in the latest good movies and TV shows, the best new cocktails and the casual pleasures of life.
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In my still somewhat delirious condition, I felt that what was needed was someone to celebrate the Via Alpina's vision of the good life—to sing the goulash and polenta, the bunk beds and the benches, the inextricable joys and pains of the trail, the Hobbitish congeniality of it all—as eloquently as Shelley had sung the desolation of the glaciers or Rousseau the uplifting terror of the torrents and the precipices.
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Before this kitchen sink kid was cleaning up the modeling world with her world-renowned beauty and gorgeous genetics she was just another adorable little girl getting a taste of the good life in Los Angeles, CA. This scrubbing celebrity spawn is the creation by one of the most beautiful women of all time and her agave loving hubby, but she's not alone ... she also has a brother who's taken on the same good looking profession.
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Snoop and them used to come to the Good Life, and that's how they met Ganjah K. In terms of weed in California, which is now very much a part of everyone's lives and has transitioned from the illegal side of the spectrum to the legal side of the spectrum, he is the first dude that we're all of aware from south central Los Angeles that went to Humboldt, bought the really high-end sticky green weed in bulk, and brought it to the hood.
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Still, let's talk about Real High because it's a record imbued with the sense of the year's mid period, those moments when opportunity becomes reality, when life can feel like more than the sum of its parts, and all those other platitudes that feel like being in love—whether that's with yourself, with someone else, with the idea of relinquishing the past and looking forward to the future, or simply leaving the house in shorts for the next four months and returning home in the morning scented with the breeze of the good life.
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