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"Kids definitely know exactly what Yiddish is," said Nellie Harris, principal of Solomon Schechter Lower School of Westchester, "but as spoken language, it has been dying for some time now". The school's parent association has bought dozens of tickets for middle school students and will use the performance to try starting conversations about a slice of Yiddish Americana.

Councillor Alistair Corrie, of Wokingham Borough Council, said: "We know that the town has been dying for some time now.

Parents and booksellers and teachers are dying for some help".

The team, Billitier said, was "dying for some fresh meat".

They didn't look as if they were dying for some air-conditioning and popcorn.

"I was dying for some place I could go and share my angst and fears with other people," Gallagher says.

"People are dying for some degree of flexibility and the ability to manage their personal lives and their work lives effectively," Ms. D'Appolonia said.

Surely by now you've become extremely excited for Tekken 6 and are dying for some live gameplay vids.

If you're dying for some QWERTY-enabled TouchFLO but just can't see yourself with Sprint, start planning a trip to AT&T near the end of November.

Philz CEO Jacob Jaber wasn't able to articulate exactly why it took up until recently for a product like Legion to exist, but said it was an issue for the company — and any retail company — that was dying for some kind help.

What Curious Office has done is apply a well thought-out business model that has already proven its value in other fields (iStockphoto for stock images and Logoworks for logos spring to mind) to an industry that's dying for some innovation and execute it extremely well.