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Meanings of lives too in English

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Usage of lives too in English
1
He lives too much with the dead to be like other people.
Finished
2
The answer will affect our lives , and possibly our grandchildren's lives too.
BBC
3
So your family lives too far away to cook for you.
The player
4
He lives too many lives to follow one through clearly-hisown.
The Film Mystery
5
Did they not mock at the essential conditions of their own lives too?
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
6
Their marriages were there, but didn't intrude on their inner lives too much.
The new yorker
7
He lives too near his friend not to know that sin must mean death.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Nu...
8
These men were vicious, but they valued their lives too.
Warlord of Kor
9
I saved Michael and Liz's lives too, not that they're bothering to be grateful.
The Rebel
10
They all had two lives too, and they weren't supposed to mix like this.
Gods of Risk
11
They might have been weary of their old lives too.
Voices in the dark
12
Fall faeries are more educated; they save lives too.
Spells
13
That may have helped to save your lives too.
Hunters Out of Space
14
They have called our officers reckless, and said that they risked their lives too freely.
A Minstrel in France
15
Colliders and accelerators take a long time to build, but they have long useful lives too.
The Guardian
16
Says he lives too close to the gang.
Arizona Nights
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