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"live of" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
The correct phrase is "live off" and it is used to describe someone who relies on something or someone for their financial needs. Example: She was able to live off her savings while she looked for a new job.
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We eat to live, of course.
In pubs normal wariness is suspended in favour of live and let live, of free speech and free space.
In the world in which we live of international crime and terrorism, that is a very serious matter".
It's the same songs that Booker and co play live, of course, but with a different emphasis.
Such a man would live, of course, in Manhattan, where his wife, Jacqueline, teaches at Public School 191.
In a grovelling speech, Padilla said, "I will never tire, as long as I live, of repenting such unspeakable and shameful acts.
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On average, a 50-year-old CRC survivor might live ¾ of his/her remaining life in good health and without functional limitation.
Unfortunately the biological half-live of the most potent tracer, [Lys 64Cu/DOTA 4]BVD15, when injected in mouse plasma was shorter than 15 minutes.
Ir-192 has a half-live of 74 days and is used in industrial radiography and it has many other applications.
Barium also has 10 meta states, out of which barium-133m1 is the most stable, having a half-live of about 39 hours.
Herein, we report the development of effective small-molecule BoNTAe inhibitors with in vivo half-live of 4 6 hours.
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