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living end

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living end
Fig. the absolute best [person]. We really like Ralph. He is the living end as far as his girlfriend is concerned.
See also: end, living


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The performers include the Living End, Jessica Mauboy, Jimmy Barnes, Lee Kernaghan, Shannon Noll, Kate Ceberano, and John Williamson.
Young people today can't even imagine what it was like to be gay in the late '80s and early '90s, when people were dying every day all around you and it felt like a war zone," recalls writer-director Gregg Araki, whose break through movie The Living End remains one of the smartest and sexiest documents of the early years of the AIDS pandemic.
Paul Staff Writer The Australian band The Living End first drew attention here in 1999, when the fiery ``Prisoner of Society'' became a minor hit on alternative radio (particularly KROQ, where it remains in rotation).
 
 
 
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