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a run for one's money
and so much for that
at full blast
flat on one's back
in so far as
one's money's worth
out in the cold
right off the bat
the minute that
the time of one's life
a cut above
a dog's life
a far cry from
a good or great deal
a good or great many
a good word
a monkey on one's back
a place in the sun
a poor excuse for
a pretty penny
a sight for sore eyes
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... 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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