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Sarah Walsh from Cornwall was at the march and told the BBC that pollution in the sea "affects my livelihood directly" as an open-water swimming coach.

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“Instead, Mr. Johnston has worked as a handyman for the last two years — an obvious far cry from his actual expertise and livelihood in film and television,” Woodward wrote.

Johnston has "essentially been blacklisted by Hollywood" and "has worked as a handyman for the last two years – an obvious far cry from his actual expertise and livelihood in film and television", Mr Woodward argued.

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Marco Penge, a 26-year-old pro from Horsham in Sussex, was completing his first full year on the DP World Tour and playing for his livelihood.

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However, as Sir Michael is dead and therefore no longer has a livelihood to protect, the debate in this case is more about whether or not it is ethical to have him say things he never said in real life, and also whether AI versions of real hosts is something listeners even want.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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