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You've got to occupy your mind with something haven't you?
You've got to occupy a child while talking to their parent and vice versa.
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Take Arizona's Tony Womack, a 32-year-old shortstop who has played for a long time, largely unheralded, and now gets to occupy center stage.
Her friend David Ruhnke, who has tried more than a dozen capital cases, said, "It's not often you get to occupy the moral high ground as a criminal-defense lawyer, but I think in death-penalty law we do".
Young Lyanna Mormont, backing him up on the idea of women being warriors, continues to kick ass and draw respectful nods; then they decide that the Free Folk will defend the Wall and sort out who gets to occupy which castle.
Canvas Pages, for those unaware, are the "blank canvas" that apps get to occupy on Facebook.
Users can choose which apps get to occupy the home screen, giving any brand, big or small, an opportunity to earn top-of-mind status.
After that, you should arrange to rent the property from your beneficiaries so that, not only do you get to occupy your home, you get more money out of your estate tax free.
In addition to an upfront payday, GOG offers each indie game that signs up a chance at the spotlight; every title released on the site gets to occupy the homepage's main feature slot, and also gets an attendant marketing push on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube and more.
If the competitors are not seeking to appear in sponsored results, then competitors get to occupy the reserved space for free.
Because I know I'll get to occupy both worlds, I'm content in either, with the heavenly balance of both.
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