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“The French word vive is the imperative form of the verb vivre, “to live,” and means “live!” or “long live,” as in “Long live frizzy hair!””
“I'm calling vive la différence on this asexuality business.”
“With all the fire of a full-blooded Frenchman I sang it, and when I had finished she gave a little "vive" with her hands, while her eyes sparkled more than thanks.”
“The purple "vive" color is the fifth shade for the FX, with blue, green, orange and red also being available.”
“Both my 1964 COD and 1934 MW Unabridged have "vive" listed, COD in italics.”
“And as a heterosexual, I say “vive le difference!””
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“Persona de ese origen que vive en los Estados Unidos de América. richmx2”
“Perteneciente o relativo a la población de origen hispanoamericano que vive en los Estados Unidos de América.”
“Motherhood has sapped you of your energy, your joie de vive, and - much to your partner's chagrin - your will to shower.”
“Yamil Gonzalez @yamilg wrote: hable con mi tia que vive en la ceiba dice que estuvo fuertísimo se asustaron bastante, los adornos y todo eso se cayeron al piso #temblorHN”
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