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Discover Ludwig"has been live" is a correct and usable form of written English
It is used to indicate that something has been happening continuously or for a period of time. For example, "The stream has been live for over two hours now."
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The group Occupy Wall Street has been live streaming some of its activities.
2.46pm: Alex Smith at LabourList has been live blogging the Labour hustings.
(This was the picture at 6.25pm – the poll has been live since 4.30pm).
I suppose the biggest Muse gig has been Live 8, which was 350,000 people.
| Updated Oscar voting has been live online for a week, and almost from the first, there were problems.
For away games, broadcasters have previously sold on the highlights rights if the game has been live on Sky.
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The fact that Draymond Green's mother has been live-tweeting them.
Mr. Schmidt has been living here since last year.
"Switzerland has been living with it.
Milton has been living life.
Your life has been lived in.
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