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• Unfortunately, in Bosnia political labels have tended to mean life or death.
• "But that doesn't mean life in our country came to a halt.
• Genetically modified foods mean life or death for millions of starving Africans.
• She never resented that, but it didn't mean life was easy ."
• "If you give land, " he said, " it means life ."
• For them to be in an opposition party means life or death.
• Paper cuts are by no means life-threatening, but they can be painful.
• Does this mean life around the Hope home has gotten a tad mundane?
• For them, one mistake means life or death or permanent injury.
• In this context, mission critical means life, safety, health, McCall explained.
• That means life may get tougher for some Hong Kong companies.
• And for Cory McClenathan, that means life from here begins at 320 mph.
• Conviction for capital murder can mean life in prison or death by injection.
• If I have to go to Triple-A, it doesn't mean life is over.
• In some states, a life sentence means life, without the possibility of parole.
• If water ever existed there, that could mean life existed on Mars, too.
• Upon sentencing Dupas, the judge said " life means life ".
• Christ's coming means life and healing to the sin-sick heart.
• :By long term viability, do you mean life that gets there would die out?
• Both companies supply products that can mean life or death to critically ill people.