Now, without that, how could we possibly function?

For now we live, if you stand fast in the Lord.

For now we live, if ye stand fast in the Lord.

What a different world we now inhabit.

It may simply be time to learn how to live with less.

That means adding new voices to reflect the world in which we now live.

BERKELEY By any economic measure, we are living in disappointing times.

So we're now living in a post bureaucratic age, where genuine people power is possible.

If you look at the solar system, as we know it today, it has a few planets close to the Sun. That's where we live.

This is the twenty first century, and ordinary people want to shape their country s politics.

And it was the first time we had ever seen from another surface that's the place where you and I are right now, where we live.

We all live here in Boulder.

How can we live free from want, live free from fear, live in dignity and achieve collective action?

For, even with strategic competitors like China, we now live in a global commons in which we share air, water, manufactured goods, and even food.

But it s no longer September 2007, and US unemployment stands at 9.4 , not 4.5 .

We live in the atomic age.

We live on the earth.

When will we live in just peace?

But we live in the real world.

Today we are living in a different world.

We now live in a global village where we can mimic the ties that used to happen face to face, but on a scale and in ways that have never been possible before.

But the prospect of an Islamized Europe is also remote. We are not living a replay of 1938.

We now live in a different world where developing countries are a fundamental source of growth, as well as being importers of capital goods and services from developed countries.

As long as we live, we have to work.

We're no longer living in the stone age.

Are we living in the era of contaminated food?

We are living like trash in a garbage can... is suffocating here

We eat to live, not live to eat.

We do not live in a post American world, but we also do not live in the American era of the late twentieth century.

This has led the popular press to howl that we now live in a costly, bureaucratic, and inefficient human rights culture a charge with profound political resonance.

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Our work shows that we're living at about 1.3 planets.

My salary doesn't allow us to live extravagantly.

We have been here before.

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We do not live in such a world.

We might be living in bad days now, but it's not the worse!

We live in a three bedroom house.

We are in an environment that limits our options.

Of course, we all want to be living in a country where no one is above the law, but that doesn t mean the law is perfect the way it is and cannot be scrutinized.

And even if there was a justification for this silencing, we live in a global alley, in which Facebook, Twitter and blogs are only a click away.

The world in which we live may be moving toward the multi polarity wished for by French President Jacques Chirac, but not necessarily in a successful and stable way.

As the anthropologists Jean and John Comaroff put it, ours is an age in which people almost everywhere seem preoccupied, simultaneously, with transparency and conspiracy.

What is it that shapes us? And we live in a therapy culture.

And this is manifestly not the best of times.