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live on the edge

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live on the edge
to have a type of life in which you are often involved in exciting or dangerous activities If you were always living on the edge like that I'm sure you wouldn't live past the age of sixty.
See also: edge, live


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Finding that the 'Night Road' goes deeper than he thought, he has to live on the edge of his life to stop catastrophe.
There is a saying that rock and roll stars live on the edge and drive in the fast lane.
Byline: John Tindal I LIVE on the edge of the Boot estate, own my ex-council house and would like to express my disgust at the present conditions we residents are living under now and over the last five years.
 
 
 
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