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lives

[lahyvz] / laɪvz /












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But looking for food this way can cost these seabirds their lives.

From BBC

First, a supply chain warrants special focus when its disruption would quickly threaten lives, core defense missions or essential economic functions.

From The Wall Street Journal

They spent the bowl season in a Las Vegas hotel, walking the Strip with a three-week old, in a new-parent-induced delirium, their whole lives having suddenly turned upside down.

From Los Angeles Times

Hannah West, who lives across the road from the hospital, told the BBC she saw members of staff and injured people being evacuated.

From BBC

The family lives in Brignoles, in the south of France, where they lead a normal life, according to the city's mayor.

From BBC