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   This year, Americans feel they need over $186,000, on average. When it comes to the annual income Americans feel they would need to make to be financially secure or comfortable, Americans were ...

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   He appeared opposite CEO Ed Bastian on Delta’s Gaining Altitude podcast this week to discuss his virtues and values and reflect on what’s put him ahead of the pack. “One of the key ...

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6. Be Proud Be Loud (Be Heard) - Wikipedia

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   The single and its B-side "Laughing with the Fools" were not included on an album at the time, though both would eventually be included on the 2005 reissue of Love Is the Law, while the title track became the lead song on the 1998 compilation The Best of Toyah: Proud, Loud & Heard, hand-picked by Toyah Willcox herself. Track listing. 7" single

7. Easy On Your Own? - Wikipedia

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   Later, in Paste's review of Blue Rev, they wrote the track "neatly blurs the lines between a floundering relationship and the drudgery of our current times". According to Consequence, the lyrics are about "[working] through a breakup". Using the title, Uproxx interpreted the lyrics as Rankin asking if life gets "easier on [her] own".