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Pleasure assures her that she can stay that way, so she might as well live it up as long as she can.

The Viennese fondness for him may well be that, in his exuberance, he lets them live it up, even when that might mean chipping the china a little in his lust for splashy spectacle.

We’re all going to bite it in the end, the Mansion seems to tell us, so let’s live it up.

Today, the ultra-rich can fly into Singapore's private jet terminal, live it up in luxurious quayside neighbourhoods, and speculate on the world's first diamond trading exchange.

He concluded by saying, “Drink as much as we do tonight and live it up ... we’re world champions!”