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They had lived before that in luxury.
It forced them to leave their land that they had lived on for centuries.
They had lived in luxury before this.
People who believe that their lives would have been happier, if they had lived years ago.
Surely they had lived before in luxury.
They had lived in that house for 4 years.
They had lived together for over 50 years.
For years they had lived without water.
They had lived together 37 years.
Before their empire ended, they had lived in that one spot for more than a thousand years.
They had lived across from each other for years.
But it"had been fifteen years since they had lived under the same roof, three years since the last brief meeting in London.
They had lived with Jesus three years.
My parents, if they had lived in America, they could have never had the money to pay for the sport.
They had lived together as man and wife for 60 years.
If they knew that they had lived countless times before and would live countless times again, how reassured they would feel.
They had lived on the same street I did.
Why, I persisted, when they had lived here for centuries, just like your families, and spoke the same language, even if they worshipped different gods?
They had lived many years before Jesus came to earth.
They had lived separately for quite a long time, never divorced.
They had lived in that house ever since Lily could remember.
They had lived together in perfect harmony for over 30 years.
They had lived together in perfect amity for fifteen years, and they had four children.
They had lived in such intimacy for so many years that it was an instinct for them to be together.
They had lived here for three years now, there had been a lot of work and Camilla had done almost everything yourself.
They had lived together long enough to realize that love was love anytime, anywhere, but the denser the closer to death.
They had lived together enough to realize that love was love at any time and anywhere, but all the more dense the closer to death.
For they had lived together long enough to know that love was always love, anytime and anyplace, but it was more solid the closer it came to death.”.
After they had lived under good laws for a very long time, Dionysius, on being banished from the country of the Syracusans, 46 abused them most lawlessly of all men.