Alexander says the incident changed her "whole way of living."
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"Attire must fit the socialistic way of living," it reads.
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She has four kids, her way of living isn't cheap.
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Some of us may never adopt this way of living.
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His sleeping habits are tied to that way of living.
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At its core, it's a minimalist, frugal way of living.
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Music was a way of living, a way of life.
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However, I've learned that this way of living is not sustainable.
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Clearly, he had to adjust to a new way of living.
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It is a loss of identity, a different way of living.
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In doing so, they've discovered a different, slower way of living.
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"This is our food and our way of living," he said sadly.
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What mad way of living your life, how vulnerable are you emotionally?
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"They don't respect us—our way of living, our values," it said.
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I loved learning about someone else's religion and the way of living.
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Others define it as a way of living, a level of freedom.
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It's a place to understand a new way of living in America.
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Climate change affects our health, our bodies, and our way of living.
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So, the humble way of living the Hopi have advocated for centuries should come as no surprise; it is represented by a man holding a digging stick used for planting corn, to emphasize the simple, humble way of living.
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And I'm not resenting him, thinking, I'm stuck with his way of living.
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It's a whole way of living that I've been doing for many years.
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People just don't talk about it, and it becomes a way of living.
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In Flanders, I discovered, good food is a way of living it up.
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We had our own religion, our own language, our own way of living.
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Now we're moving to protecting individual democracies and our free way of living.
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France "is really a way of living that I otherwise miss," she said.
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Superbetter is a "way of living gamefully in real life," according to its FAQ.
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It's a habit, a way of living, and a relationship you have with yourself.
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"People are trying to get back to their normal way of living," he said.
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But how do we actually transition to this new society and way of living?
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"We are not about promoting any one way of living your life," they wrote.
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He loves taking chances and believes in a no risk no reward way of living.
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I'm so drained by this way of living it's impossible to care about anything else.
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The furniture marks a new way of living as much as new methods of fabrication.
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"If you have your head screwed on, you find a way of living with them."
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Let us continue, wherever possible, to promote and further improve our way of living together.
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Now, there are people coming from around the world to enjoy Toronto's way of living.
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Unfortunately, the dump bears may soon have to get used to their old way of living.
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It's been 20 years since the Dude introduced us to a whole new way of living.
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It really thrills me that the work is able to incorporate this new way of living.
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Few people are willing to try something else with flowing and a new way of living.
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But that does not solve the problem; it is just a way of living with it.
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What happened to me and what happened to Bob is we saw another way of living.
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They all agree, and head off to honor their father and his resilient way of living life.
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But finally, nearly three months after moving in with my parents, I knew another way of living.
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Being an out-of-state student from Texas, I was overwhelmed with my new way of living.
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"It's a different way of living, and it attracts certain types of people," Ms. van Oostrom said.
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I like to think I am part of a vanguard to a more personal way of living.
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It's about telling stories in a different way, opening up minds to a different way of living.
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Vogel also writes a blog about his unique way of living, and even sells his own merchandise.
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"The possibility that it could happen at any moment is a strange way of living," she said.
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So how did gluten-free eating shift from a rare treatment approach to a trendy way of living?
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To put it crudely: it is the ethos of Glastonbury festival applied as an entire way of living.
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It's obvious that she's made many of her life choices in response to her father's way of living.
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We are really embracing this new way of living and I'm loving the lack of obligatory gift exchanges.
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Both had an air about them, a way of living life that Als felt was closed to him.
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If storms regularly produce economic havoc in the First World, this will require a new way of living.
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I don't know why people get so worked up about other people's decisions or their way of living.
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But he has never let that get in the way of living a dynamic life, he tells CNN.
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We worked for almost six years on the worlds and the aliens to define their way of living.
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She came to consider the people in her town as guides to a stronger, simpler way of living.
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"This incident changed his life, way of living but not his spirits," Aaron's sister Adriana wrote on the fundraiser.
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" FROM COINAGE: 7 Most Expensive Music Videos Dion adds: "It's just a new way of living without your husband.
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Growing up with one parent meant I adapted to a certain way of living that was difficult at times.
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I fashioned myself as an artistic person, artistic in my way of living, artistic in my choice of clothing.
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But it really is something to be exposed to a completely different way of living, at a young age.
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The fact that his meat is next to my vegetables doesn't have an effect on my way of living.
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COLLINS-HUGHES What I liked about "Eclipsed" was that it didn't prescribe one way of living for its characters.
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The years of unending warfare, the disasters overseas, the new way of living: see something, say something, fear everything.
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"Everything that I've seen and read, it seems like a way of living in hell without dying," he said.
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"I thought that's not a way of living and beyond that ... that's not physically and mentally healthy," she wrote.
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Smith urged the rapper's fans and members of her community to embrace peace, and an overall healthy way of living.
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It's time for Twitter to make #staywoke a way of living, not just a cute slogan on a t-shirt.
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Other people sometimes think about being widowed as just a usual way of living, without stress, neglect, humiliation or loneliness.
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Nothing on the head, no long sleeves, nothing that might cover me up to adhere to my way of living.
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How does one return to this archaic way of living where you have to have a job and eat fruit?
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We talked about his upbringing and punchy way of living, the darkness of his latest role, and his personal heroes.
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"They want a part of the 'art of France,' the way of living in France," that famous art de vivre.
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It's a way of living that many, including the likes of Oprah and Arianna Huffington, have credited with their success.
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"Jihad had once become a way of living," said Manzoor Gilani, the former chief justice of Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
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That's because the cool person has found his or her own unique and authentic way of living with nonchalant intensity.
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I believe there is another way of living in this world and that people embody that experience in their daily lives.
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Adventure to me is like a romantic way of living life, trying new things, getting to new places, and so on.
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Trump didn't invent the phenomenon of overblown internet outrage, but his presidency has exacerbated and normalized this way of living online.
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We shouldn't just accept a way of living that makes interactions with neighbors and friends a burden that requires special planning.
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Experts encourage workers to lean on their employers for support as they adjust to a new way of living and working.
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Indeed, given what he sees as a mandate for his way of living in the world, he'll probably get more authoritarian.
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Part history, part cautionary tale, the book shows the pitfalls of a world — and a way of living — designed by programmers.
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On some level, perhaps just below consciousness, we realize that our way of living is not sustainable — at least not ecologically.
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I'm more into the idea of saying, "Fuck that," and let's go into the forest and make our own way of living.
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"But this doesn't account for the loss of their culture, the loss of the river and their way of living," he said.
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There are plenty of different colors and types to choose from, so check to see which one fits your way of living.
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And so the sublime natural beauty and slower rhythms of my new city encouraged me to try a radical way of living.
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It fostered a middle ground between being secretive and being out, a safe space for testing out a new way of living.
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They want them to take an active interest in the global community, working towards a fairer society and more sustainable way of living.
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"We're not hippies," Tigrilla insisted, espousing little fetishization of nature itself and no calls to return to a more "primal" way of living.
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That's a more sustainable and a more actionable way of living a creative life than one based on some of the myths are.
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Our sources say he made the decision to not have extra security during off-hours because it was an intrusive way of living.
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And your future planning is getting in the way of living today, being in the present, and making the best impression you can.
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While hiding in plain sight from Good Place Architect Michael, she's determined to shed her old way of living and earn her spot.
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They don't seem to see it, and their environmentally friendly way of living prohibits many cleaning chemicals from being used in the house.
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Frances helped Bonner find a new way of living after the woman lost her sight because of a rare complication from battling breast cancer.
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Although online shopping has become the de-facto way of living, it shouldn't just be the customer's responsibility to figure out how to recycle.
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They are constantly telling us to unlearn one way of living in order to learn a way that is better by our own standards .
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They miss what Junger calls "tribalism," a way of living that prioritizes cooperation and conversation over our alienating preoccupations with wealth and urban life.
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Deploying fearsome military firepower against ISIS is one way of living up to his election promise to intensify the battle against the terror group.
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The Digital Nomad movement is devoted entirely to this way of living, with whole communities helping each other work from anywhere in the world.
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She invented not only a style, but also an attitude, a way of living and of being, and gave women a freedom of movement.
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In my lifetime, we're going to see some huge changes, we're moving past a post-modern way of living into some kind of futurism.
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But if you let that behavior bleed into a second day, it can easily become a way of living that causes you to spiral.
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"What happened has changed our whole way of living, and without even apology it's like I can't get closure and don't know how to heal."
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"That way of living is not in our country, it's not part of us, let them go to those who are sponsoring them," Mugabe said.
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The buildings, and its 252 flats, were to be a "demonstration of a more enjoyable way of living…of a new mode of urban organisation".
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I always hated fighting, so I figured out a way of living in peace, by hiding part of my life and being censored by people.
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Human being were survivors first and foremost, but we've let ourselves become completely addicted and reliant on a way of living which is not sustainable.
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And because my new, sober way of living required being honest, I couldn't ask someone to lie for me in order to get a job.
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Back-to-school season is here, which means many families are transitioning from a laidback way of living to a bit more structure at home.
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As Gilbert says of her devotion to Santa Maria Novella, it's more than just a part of her beauty routine, "it's a way of living."
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After nearly a century of wear and tear, the house needed updating and a few spatial alterations to accommodate a more relaxed way of living.
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"Most of these new nobles preferred to stress their way of living in retirement on their lands, free from any visible commercial activity," Desan writes.
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"Eventually, inevitably," he continued, "the Israeli and Palestinian leaders will conclude" that "finding a way of living under better circumstances is the only realistic goal."
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Congressional Republicans are pitching it as a way of living up to Donald Trump's trade agenda, which looks to reduce the trade deficit and boost exporters.
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I had, on the whole, embraced the American way of living and developed its two accompanying phobias: meals that drag on forever and overly chic restaurants.
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I feel that we have been isolated from the rest of the world, that we're trying to change other countries — to change their way of living.
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Badiou wants to corrupt the youth like Socrates did: not sexually, or for money or power, but by planting another way of living in their minds.
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"'The Bachelor' and similar shows represent an idealized way of living where the man has control over who gets to be with him," Tully told INSIDER.
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I want to travel the world, just to see if this whole way of living that I&aposve been brought up to believe is really true.
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The idea that money and life — or at least the American way of living it — exist in some deranged 21st-century binary is, of course, ridiculous.
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That change in lifestyle is causing a surge in demand for products that speak to that way of living, and rediscovered appreciation for lounging and relaxation.
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We crowdfund the infrastructure and establish a new and affordable way of living around concepts like 'No one can ever make money off of real estate.
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And as characters sometimes close their hearts to one another, the government's constant surveillance and extremely prescribed way of living takes a toll on them as well.
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The 25-year-old model has been adjusting back to a normal way of living, though he and Kourtney have been spotted together once since their split.
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Like my friend — we can't speak about other things; we don't have anything to talk about, really, because it has consumed her brain and way of living.
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Surprising shifts take place as the sun opposes wildcard Uranus at 4:14 AM—it's time to move toward a more creative and free way of living.
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I want real true civilization, which the modern way of living has completely destroyed, with over-population and the needs of modern comfort that go with it.
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After the first weeks of shock, the pain often intensifies and people in grief wonder if they will ever find a way of living again, loving again.
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"It is not so much the presence of foreigners, but rather the fear of the Islamic way of living that leads to extreme right voting," they write.
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Why — when the case for some better way of living has become so painfully obvious — can't California quit propping up its endless rows of single-family houses?
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The irony, of course, is that digital media turns out to be the ultimate propaganda machine for a way of living that harks back to simpler times.
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My personal experience of coming to terms with my gender has helped me break out of a way of living that I now feel I was confined to.
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Marie later wrote a blog describing the first two weeks as an "absolute unholy monstrous biyotch," but claimed they gradually adjusted to a brave new way of living.
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Can we economically build our benefits packages and insurance so that this can be a safer way of living, while at the same time being your own boss?
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Foxx opened up about his sister in a rare joint interview with Dateline earlier this year, where the actor praised DeOndra for her optimism and way of living.
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"Staying here and building something was his way of living a noble life," says Jonathan Yarnall, Mira's husband, 213, a craftsman at the studio for over 45 years.
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Nothing about this way of living outdoors seems primitive to Jain, nothing about it is to be dismissed: For him, I sensed, this is a real architectural inheritance.
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"I am sorry to see that many regard this process as a technical one when it is rather about accession to a way of living together," Juncker said.
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As we grit our teeth and power through our various health issues, the thought of a better way of living feels remote and too good to be true.
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Throughout history we've seen a lot of purist religious faiths, from the Spanish inquisitors to the modern Islamic radicals, who believe in a single true way of living.
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Specifically, Uber is looking at an economically sound way to offer drivers a benefits and insurance package so that "this can be a safer way of living," Khosrowshahi said.
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Because aren't we all convinced there must be a better way of living out there, a place that's perfect and still unspoiled, waiting for us but no one else?
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But what you start to see is that this whole creative movement in these rural areas is dying out because they're saying this is an inferior way of living.
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All this striving is getting in the way of living, Barbara Ehrenreich argues in "Natural Causes" — and it's making dying more painful and humiliating than it needs to be.
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The 25-year-old model has been getting back to a normal way of living since Kourtney dumped him a few weeks ago ... possibly because he cheated on her.
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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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But even if you're used to people throwing darts at you in your professional life, it's something else to have strangers judging your home and your way of living.
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"Climate change is not only real but is a threat to not only a way of living but of cultural identity as well," Asa Stone told Brussels Beer City.
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK. The year 2007 was, in many ways, both the last hurrah of one way of living and the dawn of another.
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But appearances aren't always what they seem, and it will be up to Ursula to decide if she even wants to use her unique way of living for others.
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" Cameron went on to share that the door was a symbolic gesture, with Jack essentially giving Rose "that spark she needed to survive" and showing "her another way of living.
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"Such a new way of living comes with many advantages, and making it happen takes effort," noted Mathis Wackernagel, co-founder and CEO of Global Footprint Network, in a statement.
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I think it's a really great way of living with things that are important, that remind you of people you love, places you've been and things you aspire to do.
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In Arunachal Pradesh, in addition to increasing the vulnerability of the state's tribal people to land acquisitions, individual rights will also change their way of living and farming, Fernandes said.
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She did not elaborate when probed further, but seemingly rejected the notion that the family's travel-heavy, hectic way of living was a point of contention between her and Pitt.
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But Arnold's film isn't about the action, it's about the state of mind that comes with youth, with travel, with a new relationship and an intriguing new way of living.
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But couldn't that just be chalked up to having the better and more sympathetic legal argument rather than to having better tactics, strategies and a morally superior way of living?
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Like #VanLife videos, where creators share how they abandoned the mainstream to live on the road, farming content serves as a how-to guide to an alternative way of living.
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Interviews were conducted to help the team produce an end result that, while just Sam's story, helped people to realize there is not a single way of living one's identity.
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We can cultivate this awareness of this nature of no birth and no death, this way of living in the ultimate dimension; then slowly our fear of death will lessen.
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Becky Harlan captures a different way of living on the channels of Washington, DC, and Greg Girard shows us what Tokyo looked like in the neon-soaked era of the '70s.
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By making our microsteps too small to fail, we can make those first, small changes on which we can begin to build a new and healthier way of living and working.
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Aside from the tropical landscapes and pristine beaches, our way of living on the islands since time immemorial has taken the term "sustainability" up a notch to "prosperity" where everything thrives.
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" She found her tribe as a competitive debater — at 22, she was the top debater in Europe — and settled into what she would later describe as "an analytic way of living.
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" After discovering several intentional communities online — many find East Wind and others through simple Google searches — he concluded that joining one was "just a more comfortable way of living right now.
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Just ahead of flu season, I decided to leave my preconceived notions at the door and see if this surprisingly affordable service could actually help me find a healthier way of living.
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If you're not doing something that revives you, or gives you strength to go on, then it's hard to feel this movement toward your own personal way of living so to be.
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His musical life to date has been marked by a curiosity that speaks to club music's core ideals: a way of living that exists to push culture forward and bring people together.
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"NakedPoppy really is the intersection of my personal passion for clean beauty, for a more healthful way of living, with my professional background in e-commerce, technology, and brand building," she said.
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I wish I got to see my nano more, but she has taught me so much through her presence and way of living that I hope to carry on as I grow.
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"It's also the same for kids with different socioeconomic scores, we know that it's associated with obesity but it's very difficult to identify the differences in their way of living," he added.
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There were a whole set of moral tests involved with obedience to the movement, breaking ranks when necessary, facing unpleasant truths, pioneering a collective way of living, whether feminist, Marxist or libertarian.
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People don't want other people to come in their territory, in their country, and change their cultures and their religions, their way of living, their way of eating, their way of dressing.
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Other people think that tubeworms are cool because of their alien way of living, surviving via an incredible relationship with special bacteria in nooks of the ocean rich with methane and hydrogen sulfide.
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Life on these vents evolved to use the heat and the available chemicals to fuel an entirely new way of living, one that doesn't require energy from sunlight like life on land does.
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Of course, many green groups say a more efficient way of reducing the society's planet-warming carbon emissions is not to bury carbon dioxide at sea but to change our way of living.
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Sporting a wound for weeks made me realize that worrying about your looks just gets in the way of living your life; I can't go back to bothering about lines on my face.
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While hiding in plain sight from Good Place Architect Michael (Ted Danson - 'Cheers,' 'CSI' - in an Emmy Award-nominated performance), she's determined to shed her old way of living and earn her spot.
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That program brought volunteers from foreign countries to African host families—where they could learn more about the culture and their way of living before they went out to work on the field.
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But for those of us who choose to endure it, we might just find a new way of living in that uncomfortable space, and reimagine the possibilities of what theater can give us.
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The monarchy, even if Charles III is king, will be a center of competing approaches striving to find a way of living together and of preserving the rule of the House of Windsor.
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The rest of the year we're locked up in concrete caves being worker bees—that's not to say we can't be human there as well, but it's an unnatural way of living, I think.
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"We are going to make co-living a new way of living in Sweden," said Ms. Liljestam Beyer, predicting that in a decade the company will have created tens of thousands co-living units.
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There is a third way: It would transform Mr. Trump's March for Life speech from appealing rhetoric aimed at procuring votes into an entire way of living and serving people in need of support.
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"This is the Vatican's way of living solidarity with Rome, trying to help Rome get through this crisis," he told Reuters TV. All 100 Vatican fountains will be turned off gradually over the coming days.
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Never letting her disabilities slow her down, get her down or get in the way of living life the way SHE wanted to live it (if they did get her down, she'd never let me know).
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In Texas, Strait keeps a low profile; he has adopted the life style of a contented, golf-obsessed businessman without ceasing to represent, for many fans, a connection to an older, more rugged way of living.
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So, 242 years after the Declaration of Independence brought American exceptionalism into being as a way of not just looking at the world but also as a way of living in it, is the concept dead?
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Now they'll start to look at Formula E and make the link to road cars that offer electric technology, that is a good thing for the environment and a more efficient way of living your life.
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While Meghan is certainly no stranger to criticism and the difficulties of living in the spotlight, it appears that the Duchess of Sussex is not letting it get in the way of living her best life.
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For example: He learns to ask for things not clearly communal, you lighten up about soap, you both learn where you draw the line between reasonable accommodations of each other's way of living, and soul-sucking ones.
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But because my weight did not get in the way of living a relatively normal life, having friendships, relationships, or participating in activities I loved, the beauty magazine standards for thinness never really harmed my self-worth.
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Was that intentional—writing a book that calls for a new way of living, at a moment in our history when it seems as if our institutions, our governments, our religions are on the brink of collapse?
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"I thought, that's not a way of living, and beyond that.... that's not physically and mentally healthy, so I decided to make that change..... I will not take [off] my clothes anymore for [an] empty cause," Lima said.
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For Bezos, that theme apparently struck a chord, inspiring him to develop what he calls "the regret-minimization framework," or a way of living his life that reduces the number of regrets he has, according to the biography.
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"If we are successful, we will have squashed the top of that curve, which is brilliant, but we must not then suddenly revert to our normal way of living," she said Sunday at Downing Street's daily press conference.
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Despite those difficulties, he said Nick never let his developmental delays get in the way of living his life and doing what he loves, which is an attribute of his son's that Roker has continuously admired over the years.
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Despite those difficulties, Roker said Nick never let his developmental delays get in the way of living his life and doing what he loves, which is an attribute of his son's that Roker has continuously admired over the years.
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I recently read a climate change apocalypse account that suggested that, in these days, the end of humanity as we know it approaching inexorably, we can either give up or try to imagine an entirely different way of living.
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If society's goal is to build a sustainable relationship with the climate system — meaning a way of living that limits our impact on the climate and its impacts on our systems — we have a very long way to go.
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" A few days later, in Las Vegas, Mr. Miller asked the crowd, "How does it help America or lift up America or support America to bring anyone into this country who rejects our values, rejects our way of living?
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As cities across the country contend with an affordable-housing crisis that has led to gentrification and homelessness, few have been willing to take on single-family zoning, a way of living that is fiercely protected by neighborhood groups.
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"He and I have the same personality and the same way of living," said German, who is set to start the first game of the Yankees' doubleheader against the Rays on Thursday after Wednesday night's game was rained out.
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There is little in this world as satisfying as listening to Werner Herzog express disgust at or disdain for something — and little as unnerving, as his loathing often suggests a way of living few are capable of pulling off.
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Baker calls his time working with Naughty Dog, on The Last of Us and now Uncharted 4, "life changing," and for North, there can be no doubt whatsoever that playing Nathan Drake totally transformed his career, and his way of living.
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This is one of the few industries where we really offer a better way [of living], and although nothing is ever quick enough or fast enough or good enough, we do have some real successes to lend credibility to that offer.
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As the annual climate talks draw to an end in Germany, Figueres told an event hosted by Reuters in London that the world was poised for "a very exciting moment" on its journey toward a greener, cleaner way of living.
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Artificial intelligence is one of the most promising areas of tech today, if not even the one that is likely to entail the most striking changes in our way of living, the way our economy works and how society functions.
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But the new study suggests that the same process can purge the genome of genes that would make a new way of living too dangerous, extra baggage that emerging species — which became today's whales, porpoises, dolphins — were better off without.
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You don't start to believe that there's only one way of doing things, and you don't start to believe there's only one way of living, and you don't start to believe there's only a certain kind of film that's worth making.
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Boyd Petersen, the editor of a Mormon journal, says adherents of the faith see in Mr Trump an example of a showy and unrefined lifestyle that is diametrically opposed to the kind of "virtuous, non-ostentatious" way of living to which they aspire.
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The only approach that allows for variation is to lean further into those messier, often less depressing endings, to paint a vision of the future that portends not simply a tech-assisted hellscape, but a way of living in, and through, that world.
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"The word I can say is happy, and with a part of emotion, of course, because we are far away from my country, from my way of living, from my way of being received by the people," he said at the Hollywood ceremony.
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The kingdom of heaven was finally ripped from its mansions and pearly gates and brought to its proper place, on earth, among the homeless, disabled, and the immigrant seeking asylum, as a profound way of living we can experience now through our actions.
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There is so much anxiety about the inevitability of an open, interconnected world, economic and cultural shifts displacing people from a way of living they were raised to believe they were entitled to, sending them into the arms of a nationalist demagogue.
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You find yourself studying in the back of the car, coming up with a different way of living because when you are at home you don't go out to play football with your friends or to a bar on a Friday night.
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I've found it so interesting to study a 19th-century building, which is too excessive to serve its original purpose, but was built in a good way, to be solid and durable — and to find a new way of living in it.''
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I suppose a political film would say there is an alternative way of living, and it depends on the idea that society is split on the basis of class, with different class interests, and will remain so until this whole system is changed.
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Whether you want to shed some belly fat, tone up a bit, completely transform your physique, or trade the couch life for a healthier way of living, Fitterclub will give you many of the resources you need to tackle your health and fitness goals.
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For residents of Tuktoyaktuk where subsistence fishing and hunting are a part of the traditional way of living, ocean acidification and its effect on marine life and elevated concentrations of mercury in fish and wildlife are just as concerning as shore erosion and flooding.
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Founded by the interior designer and art buyer Tobias Vernon, who specializes in British Modernism, and the curator Rowena Morgan-Cox (a former director of The Fine Art Society), the gallery aims to highlight a more approachable way of living with art and design.
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The only answer, Zhivago realizes, is to escape politics altogether and seek a "new way of living and new form of society, which is born of the heart, and which is called the Kingdom of Heaven," and rests in the truth of Christ's timeless parables.
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"It's hard for people to focus on work if they have these thoughts about what they need to do to prepare personally," Weiler Reynolds tells CNBC Make It; finding reassurance from colleagues can help them adjust to a new way of living and working.
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It was the opposite on the floor above, for here stood suits of armor, uniforms, sabers and other historical memorabilia — including Napoleon's travel urinal, which Christian proudly pointed out — that bore witness to a culture and a way of living that no longer existed.
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Whether it's Alex Jones or Goop or the popularity of K-beauty routines, it seems that increasingly, the idea of wellness is connected to a kind of ritualistic practice: do X, Y, Z, thing and then attain a higher and more meaningful way of living.
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Co-living companies are marketing themselves by straddling the line between new-agey utopian axioms — "The new way of living is inhabiting time, space, and place that stirs inspiration inside of us," reads WeLive's website — and motivational tech speak — "Relentlessly improve," says X Social Communities.
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But one day, their peaceful stone-and-fire-based way of living is shattered by the arrival of the Bronze Age, in the form of Lord Nooth (Tom Hiddleston, affecting a French-ish accent that sounds straight out of Monty Python) and his clan.
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But I only half-believed him, so he gave me some links, and I took those links from the diner to my apartment and, in this way, multiple realities converged: an interest in the arts and sexuality, and a way of living that worked for me.
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I left high school—a nearly all-black, segregated rural high school—with the impression that abolitionists had done something wrong by trying to undermine the Southern way of living, and that men like Lee had fought valiantly and expertly to save the land upon which I was born.
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By contrast there is the zig-zag path that underscored those who would deviate from the humble and simple way of living, and the three earth-shattering events — two of them being the two gourds of ash that fell on Japan in WWII — and our separation from nature.
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"There are cases where asylum is being sought and given, which are not brought to the attention of media ... especially during these times when life is cheap and summary execution is a way of living, and extra-judicial killing is a matter of course," retired Archbishop Oscar Cruz told Reuters.
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What I found was more fascinating than anything I could have imagined: not just an urban plan, but a vision for a different way of living in the 21st century, one that steps back from many of the mistakes of the auto-besotted 20th century, refocusing on health and community.
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While I cannot imagine what it might be like to read the book as his mother, I can imagine, now, what it might be like to live with such a story, and why one way of living with it might be to not want to live with it at all.
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If there's one uniting theme to Johnson's work, it's trying to forge a more responsible, efficient way of living—he struck (coincidental) gold through trying to replace Freon as a coolant, and now he wants to take the acid out of our batteries and bring solar energy up to part with the competition.
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But at the heart of it there was a genuine hope, the hope of a continent following two devastating wars, the sense that if we could get away from the zealotry of totalitarian certainty we might be able to build a way of living together that would be better for all of us.
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"It is easy for those on the outside to criticise our way of living, but for the millions of people around the world who have had their lives, their health, their fitness and their mental strength all changed for the better through combat, this is truly a bitter pill to swallow," McGregor wrote.
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" McGregor continued ... "It is easy for those on the outside to criticise our way of living, but for the millions of people around the world who have had their lives, their health, their fitness and their mental strength all changed for the better through combat, this is truly a bitter pill to swallow.
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Nearly everything Cohen wrote was unabashedly intimate, personal and often political, and though social commentary was in his DNA, snarling protest songs were not his calling card; instead, he dove deep on matters of the heart and spirit, a vein that would define his artistic voice — and way of living — across six decades.
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They range from Pure House, which is based in Williamsburg and advertises "an intentional way of living for those committed to transforming their lives" (and has hosted a group story-telling session called Collective Sex), to WeLive, a spinoff of WeWork, a co-working company that was recently valued at sixteen billion dollars.
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For teenagers like Van Beirendonck, who "couldn't play football" and were living in polite, bourgeois villages, Bowie and his compatriots — Iggy Pop, with his snakelike torso and skintight pants; Lou Reed, with his wild hair and kohl-lined eyes — were a revelation: Here was another way of being, another way of living.
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Gaining a deeper understanding of one's own pain or someone else's has the potential to radically alter our interactions day to day, and to shift our focus away from a desperate need to be fixed and also from the exhausting performance of wellness into a more manageable way of living a fully realized life.
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"Every day somebody is going to have ups and downs and if we can continue to help people get out and talk about things and open up, for me that was something that completely changed my life and I was able to see a much cleaner happier healthier way of living," Phelps told Axelrod.
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Two weeks after she'd landed in Kabul, though, she'd not only adopted an entirely new way of living but also secured a job working as a photographer for the UN. "I was on the job because I was there on the ground, and if I had not shown up, I would never have worked for them," she told VICE.
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Everything came together to make the sport more visible than ever: the hype from the games being in Canada, where hockey is more like a way of living than just a sport; better technology making it easier to stream games online; and a favorable time zone that made the games available live and in primetime for all of North America.
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His reporting on the plan, its implementation, and its possible future was eye-opening: What I found was more fascinating than anything I could have imagined: not just an urban plan, but a vision for a different way of living in the 21st century, one that steps back from many of the mistakes of the auto-besotted 20th century, refocusing on health and community.
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Indeed, many of the most popular works of the past year, both commercially and critically, have been about building better worlds, about utopian ideals, about how great it would be to live in Wakanda (so long as you were in the ruling class), or about how Gilead or the afterlife of The Good Place must be radically altered to create a new, more just way of living.
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It has been in reflecting on Mattie's words and way of living -- re-reading his poetry and essays and re-visiting the letters and conversations people have shared with him and about him -- that I have come to understand his vision of Heartsongs: that whatever it is we most seek or need in life, that is what we can and should offer to others -- especially because we understand why it matters so much.
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