He was ready for a change in his appearance, ready for a change, you know, in his life.

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If you can stop the virus reproducing in someone's body, you not only save his life, you also reduce the number of viruses for him to pass on.

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If you think that the candidates have already answered these questions, then pick a candidate and try to answer for him, using what you know about his or her life and career.

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He would have these little meltdowns every afternoon and when he got tired, you know, here's a guy fighting for his life and there's nothing more important than to be disciplined on the stand.

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The new Woody Allen film stars Larry David as Boris Yellnikoff, an irate New Yorker who once had a beautiful wife and a serious reputation as a physicist. (Or so he tells us, talking straight to the camera.) Now he has a lousy apartment, no job unless you count chess tutoring and nobody to share his life except for a few cronies.

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At one extreme you have Warren Buffett, who spent no time on philanthropy for most of his life.

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