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If it were not for plants, we wouldn't be able to live.
If it were not for air and water, nothing could live.
If it were not for air and water, we could not live.
Were it not for air, no creatures could live.
But for the safety belt, I wouldn't be alive today.
But for the doctor's care, the patient would not be alive.
I can't live any longer without him.
So that Michelangelo might paint certain figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, so that Shakespeare might write certain speeches and Keats his poems, it seemed to me worthwhile that countless millions should have lived and suffered and died.
Most dogs are alive.
Almost all of the dogs are alive.
It was clear that Hawking would live longer than was first thought.
One of the twins is alive, but the other is dead.
Every dog is alive.
Everybody knows for a fact that he is still alive.
Merely to breathe does not mean to live.
Many dogs are alive.
Most people live in pursuit of happiness.
One of the dogs is alive.
Many of the dogs are alive.
Some of the dogs are alive.

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