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"People want to live the life of the rich and famous, " says Jacky Chui, who blogs at CelebrityBlackBerrySightings.com.
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Tickets are already on sale for Edinburgh's Hogmanay Street Party, featuring live music stages, giant screens and the famous midnight fireworks.
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The place is big with bikers, especially on Sundays when live music is offered and the Log Cabin Bar offers their locally famous tri-tip steak sandwiches.
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PEN, a writers' organisation, who live west of the Mississippi, more than half live in southern California, from famous names such as Ray Bradbury and Elmore Leonard to a small army of New Age zealots.
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The Chopi communities live mainly in the southern part of Inhambane province in southern Mozambique and are famous for their orchestra music.
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He is aware that his success in the presidential election owes much to his famous parents, and he now needs to show he can live up to the family name.
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One thing's for sure: If a person has an unusual name and then becomes internationally famous, there's a good chance that his name will live on for centuries.
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One of the best live bands in existence for evidence, listen to "What Happens When the Heart Just Stops" (audio) from the tremendous 2004 live album Set List The Frames and singer Glen Hansard seem perpetually on the brink of becoming massively famous, even iconic.
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In Bell, although one in four residents live with incomes below the poverty level, the Mayor, City Manager and City Council members engineered salaries that allowed them to live the lives of the rich if not famous.
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As for being a freelance hack well, a lucky few may be famous enough to pick and choose the best assignments and file at leisure, but most freelancers live a lonely life of constantly rejected story pitches in which brutalised copy counts as a triumph.
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