And each of us is called on to give something of ourselves for the betterment of others -- and to live the truth of our faith not just with words, but with deeds.

WHITEHOUSE: Remarks by the President at the National Prayer Breakfast

" But he added: "Unless we're going to replace it with something that directly addresses the enormous need for affordable housing, we have to live with it and make the best of it.

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It's terrible and it's something that will live with us for a long, long time to know we were so close - touching distance to the trophy - but so far away when Notts got that third wicket.

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"The need for peace between the two countries is something they require in order to live side by side, " he said.

BBC: Sudan rivals 'to resume pumping oil'

He argued that to be human is to have "ultimate concerns", namely something for which you would not only live, but die.

BBC: God The Father by Giovanni Battista Cima

We live in a free country, something Thatcher worked for as much as anyone to protect.

CNN: Silence of the fans: Why has sport shunned Thatcher?

And there's also the possibility of patching over Live to allow for more games down the road is that something that's being looked at?

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So, for a little boost, he turned to something called the Elixir of Brown-Sequard, a fancy name for testosterone taken from live animals.

NPR: Major League Baseball to Investigate Steroid Use

For players to miss games through indiscipline, that's something I can't live with.

BBC: Craig Cathcart in NI squad but no place for Pat McCourt

The town outside the oilfields, Deadhorse, started because of oil, and you don't live there unless you have something to do with the industry, whether it's repair work or cooking for the workers or running the small amount of tourism that takes the trek north.

NPR: Alaskans Speak Up About Oil Field Shutdown