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die to

  1. Also, be dying to. Long greatly to do something, as in I'm dying to go to Alaska. [c. 1700] Also see die for.



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Her comments about Medicaid cuts during an Iowa town hall sparked a spectator to shout, “But people are going to die,” To which Senator Ernst remarked, “We are all going to die.”

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They could be asked to be involved in the process - whether that's holding preliminary discussions with patients who want to die, to prescribing a substance for someone to end their own life.

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And, did a “dedicated Imperial naval inspector” really have to die to protect Ghorman pride?

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Now Israel faces an insurgency, which history shows can go for as long as recruits are prepared to fight and die to beat their enemy.

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Campbell learned how to become a conciliator and a mediator — how to let trivial gripes die, to smooth things over for the greater good, to not let greed get in the way of the big picture.

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