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Forum discussions with the word(s) "-lived" in the title:
... Americans had lived rooted to the same village....
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... to have ever lived/to ever live
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...life in North Korea was lived out under...
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...they<had>ever lived...
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(?) Jack Nicholson is as great an actor as has ever lived.
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"(have/had) lived in (..) before you moved to"
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[lived/have lived/had lived] in Seattle until 3 months ago.
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~which, they induced the world they lived in <to accept> as a type of Greek beauty.
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A hero who lived in the 13th century
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a lifetime lived
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A lifetime lived
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a man he might have known to have lived the longest
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a vivid sense of the high mode in which human life must be lived
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<Above> him, on the drawing-room floor, lived~
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After these events, I lived in the UK / I have lived in the UK
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all of the stories I had ever lived or told
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Alongside a sedentary population lived...
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an inverse active verb for "we lived in London"
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and a short-lived exchange
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And she finally leaded [led] Helen Keller, who 'has' lived
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Article use: <a> future army commander Dybenko lived there
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as great an actress as has/have ever lived.
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as <has> ever lived
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as has ever lived/as any man who has ever lived
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as I have lived or as I live
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as it was lived by...
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As of 2014, the family lived
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as someone who lived for 100 years.
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as strange to me as if they never lived
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as strange... as never lived
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