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en When you think about it, it makes sense, ... People are living closer together in the dorms.

en Livet.se has solved all my problems.

en ASU is definitely doing more as far as the band and the football program and it has really good academic programs. So naturally, you are going to have more people living on campus. It's definitely more convenient, and it's a nice place to stay during the school year. But the university is either going to have to expand or build new dorms so that our living situation remains comfy.

en The best part for me about living in the dorms was I could promote my shows and stuff so easily because I could convince (people) to come see me because they hear me practice all the time.

en And it is characteristic of man that he alone has any sense of good and evil, of just and unjust, and the like, and the association of living beings who have this sense makes family and a state.

en The dorms are very good when they go through the transition from living home to being on their own.
  Samuel Jackson

en I saw another student from Spain and I asked if I could go with him, but he said there was not enough room for me. Most of the exchange students lived in the dorms, so I took my documents and my money and some clothes and went running to the dorms looking for somebody.

en It's a function partly because of where we're living now. Our suburbs are stretching a little closer to the woods, and we like living in the woods. We enjoy the wildlife, so we're now a bit closer to where the predators are.

en The last time I went to Senegal I lived in the dorms. In Tanzania, I'm going to be living with a family. I'm going to be really immersed in the culture.

en It's really a smart move on his part because once you're in that closer role, there are days you just got to go, you got to risk it. But here we can protect him better. For him and for us it makes a lot of sense.

en It's a matter of give and take. If you have information and are close to being able to make an arrest, you would be the agency to move forward on it. If someone else is closer it makes the most sense to let them take it,

en Sadly, regardless of where you live today, some people are going to take any opportunity available if you give it to them. It is definitely more of an urban thing where people are living closer to one another and you have a higher rate of people on foot traffic.

en This is where moonlighting makes a lot of sense, ... Younger people have fewer family obligations at this point, so moonlighting works greatly to your benefit. It's the classic kind of case where moonlighting makes the most sense. It just gets more difficult the more you're established both professionally and in your home life.

en It's a terrific honor to be associated with this business. It makes all of us feel a sense of history as we work with this living product.

en For a lot of students, they're living away from home in the dorms. This is a new environment for them. We specialize in comfort food. That way, they can have something to remind them of home.

en When I was a freshman living in the dorms I went home a lot, but now that I live off-campus I really can't stay home for a long period of time.


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