If each faction on America's new cultural right is a stranger to the others, he is a stranger to all of them.
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Barr isn't a stranger to making headlines with her antics.
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Kathy Griffin isn't a stranger to controversy in her career.
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Busy Philipps helped bring a stranger to safety this weekend.
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And the queen herself isn't a stranger to sparkle, either.
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J. Cole isn't a stranger to doing his own thing.
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Style star Alexa Chung isn't a stranger to magazine covers.
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Admittedly, Mr. Mackey himself isn't a stranger to cultural controversy.
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JIM CRAMER: And this is not a stranger to you.
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Michelle Obama isn't a stranger to the National Portrait Gallery.
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"I'm not a stranger to my fans," Mr. Johnson said.
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Not that Allgaier is a stranger to NASCAR's top series.
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Unlike him, I will never be a stranger to my children.
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But his native city was a stranger to him then, too.
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OhMiBod definitely isn't a stranger to bringing digital to the bedroom.
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In another episode she says he's basically a stranger to her.
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To me she was a stranger; to the housemates, a legend.
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Alaska isn't a stranger to this type of early boarding promotion.
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Well, I'd interviewed Ravn before, so he wasn't a stranger to me.
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Baldoni is not a stranger to praising his wife on social media.
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For all his criticism, Trump is hardly a stranger to professional football.
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Almost makes you want a stranger to douse you with a beer.
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I miss reaching for a stranger to offer the handshake of peace.
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But he has become more and more of a stranger to me.
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Beyoncé isn't a stranger to the Globes, despite the low-key entrance.
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Let me tell you, I am not a stranger to animal stories.
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You just can't take every angry reaction from a stranger to heart.
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Death was something of a stranger to me when I began my analysis.
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Allowing a stranger to inspect it almost feels like a natural next step.
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Despite decades in the entertainment business, Oseary isn't a stranger to tech investments.
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Attorney Lee Merritt reiterated that the man was a stranger to the family.
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That way you don't have to awkwardly ask a stranger to borrow one.
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While Padukone might be a stranger to U.S. audiences, that will likely change.
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Bruce was a stranger to the couple before he died, according to police.
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They had his picture on file because he wasn't a stranger to them.
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He begins the movie as a stranger to Engels, played by Stefan Donarske.
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The driver, who was in his early 20s, was a stranger to me.
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News, she assured viewers that she won't be a stranger to the show.
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Zaree Pendleton, a stranger to those in the circle, suddenly wandered up, agitated.
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Nexon isn't a stranger to M&A but this is an uncharacteristically early move.
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Since leaving the FBI, Mueller has not been a stranger to high-profile investigations.
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If we need a cuddle, we can pay a stranger to give us one.
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Much like the mythical Amazons, Diana is always portrayed as a stranger to humanity.
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"She wasn't a stranger to Red Hook," Mr. Scott, the community center worker, said.
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Paola hasn't been a stranger to controversy during her pregnancy, including over her body.
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Rather, he'd be watching his son become a stranger to him: a violent man.
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MAE SAI, Thailand — Adul Sam-on, 270, has never been a stranger to peril.
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When Jones does arrive to work, he will not be a stranger to Manning.
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In it, Dench invited Hinton, a stranger, to join her family for Thanksgiving dinner.
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Unfortunately, the president we see in this memorandum is not a stranger to us.
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I'm a stranger to social media and thought I could have missed an announcement.
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Welcome into your table, invite a stranger to your home for meals and so forth.
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But the British actress wasn't a stranger to the series when she booked her part.
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Brown, who has a Black father and a Mexican mother, isn't a stranger to braids.
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Beyoncé isn't a stranger to sitting court side at basketball games in her finest fashions.
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She's not a stranger to the principal's office, but she's not a teenage delinquent, either.
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"Please get me out of here," she said to the man, a stranger to her.
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Washington has long been a stranger to principle other than the principle of self advancement.
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As a heroine, Carol is sensationally uncharismatic: thin-voiced, remote, desireless, a stranger to herself.
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The victim in the story, Reena Virk, stays a stranger to this strand of modernity.
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His father went from being a stranger to his caregiver, and Mr. Mejia was homesick.
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Her whole personality was the opposite of reticent, and timidity was a stranger to her.
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Ninja isn't a stranger to slurs on his channel — he's uttered them himself, and later apologized.
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Similar to other auction houses like Christie's, Sotheby's is not a stranger to the tech world.
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The gaunt, brooding man was a stranger to her for all her efforts to know him.
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You're asking a stranger to take you seriously and buy into the charade of your authority.
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It's also not a stranger to staying out of certain markets when barred by U.S. sanctions.
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Tortorella's character, Josh, isn't a stranger to some steamy scenes with Liza, played by Sutton Foster.
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And although the game isn't common in Kurdistan, no one is a stranger to the franchise.
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"Please get me out of here," she remembered saying to the man, a stranger to her.
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Richards is presenting himself as a stranger to Hazard, Kentucky, and the locals agree with him.
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At some point, the victim convinced a stranger to give her $50 for a taxi ride.
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But that doesn't mean he's a stranger to Floridians who keep tabs on what happens in Washington.
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My clothes made me feel like a stranger to myself; they represented a previous version of me.
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Growing up in poverty in the heart of Brooklyn, New York, I wasn't a stranger to cockroaches.
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Winners have sold themselves for marriage to bring a stranger to the United States as a spouse.
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It couldn't be that she just wanted a stranger to give me a rape whistle, could it?
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Google's Android, now 20.8 years old, has not been a stranger to security issues over the years.
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Clarke isn't a stranger to dramatic hair transformations, although this is surely her longest look in years.
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And it only took an average of 2.3 asks to get a stranger to escort them somewhere.
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How hands-on are you in episodes like those where the guest is a stranger to you?
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Another trans woman, apparently a stranger to the first, comes out of the church, holding a journal.
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Do I hope I grow as a person, as a friend, as a stranger to do better?
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Neither is a stranger to the party scene, so we're guessing they got a long just fine.
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The furniture retailer, which is owned by pricey kitchenware chain Williams-Sonoma, isn't a stranger to quality complaints.
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Although it has been 15 years since Curtis's last Halloween film, she hasn't been a stranger to horror.
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I've become a stranger to it because I haven't been back in seven years and the city's changed.
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Australian photographer Russell James isn't a stranger to pushing boundaries with the subjects he turns his lens on.
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Can you become a stranger to the place where you grew up and spent most of your life?
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It was true that he was not a Chicano, but neither was he a stranger to the barrio.
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He is no longer a stranger to himself; he is more likely to have forgiveness for human frailty.
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I&aposm not a stranger to party scenes, but parties are not why I was going to Bali.
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Amazon isn't a stranger to releasing things when it shouldn't, and to some extent, it can be forgiven.
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Alfred Lin is a partner at Sequoia Capital, and by no means a stranger to the startup world.
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I don't want to get married because I don't want a stranger to control me ... Basically, it is slavery.
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Jacques Audiard: It was an immigrant in the form of someone who is really a stranger to French culture.
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Sometimes, I see my mom searching in the mirror, a stranger to herself, trying to place her own face.
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Chrissy Teigen has never been a stranger to keeping things real, and her most recent revelation is no different.
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Password hints are trouble, as they make it easier for a stranger to guess their way into your account.
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Naturally, Teigen kept things SFW by Legend's artfully placed head, but she is hardly a stranger to stripping down.
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And, neither person is a stranger to dating another celebrity -- Nicki's famously been linked to Meek Mill and Nas.
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That is to say, Lemonade is not a stranger to filing suits to defend its product and brand, either.
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I have not been a stranger to scenes of police brutality in my photojournalistic career, but this was different.
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It was quite an evolution from being a stranger to the university to deciding to anchor his legacy there.
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In an adjacent cage, a second bonobo — a stranger to the first one — had two rocks, but no nuts.
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ABC's late-night star hasn't been a stranger to political humor, but he enjoyed a genial, even-handed persona.
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Mr. Franco, a stranger to Mr. Broccoli, joins and comforts him, and the two end up ruminating about mortality.
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But a cousin-in-law is a stranger to you, so you have no claim on his bum enjoyment.
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I grew up listening to mostly R&B music, so I was never a stranger to anything of that nature.
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Truth is often a stranger to Donald Trump, but never more so than when he compares himself to Ronald Reagan.
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Handke, whose best-known work includes the play Offending the Audience, is not a stranger to this kind of controversy.
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DiCaprio isn't a stranger to mob movies, having starred in The Departed and Gangs of New York for Martin Scorsese.
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In the German market, Facebook has not been a stranger to regulatory heat, specifically from the country's data protection watchdog.
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Zainab Amin lived in Kasur, a part of Punjab province that is not a stranger to high profile pedophilia cases.
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Cora (Jessica Biel) struggles to recover missing memories that could help explain why she inexplicably stabbed a stranger to death.
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Each woman's child, a stranger to the other, takes in the wonders of the restaurant's fish tank side by side.
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The Internet was quick to set the record straight, but that doesn't mean the Olympic winner is a stranger to ink.
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Brandenburg said investigators believed Troyer, a stranger to Klaas, happened to be staying with a relative of his near her home.
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In plenty of situations, it's probably a bridge too far to ask a stranger to jam your earpiece in their ear.
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Theories on what could have happened to McCann include a kidnapping by a stranger to an accidental death on resort property.
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Mean Girls will mark 19-year-old Rapp's first Broadway performance, but she's in no way a stranger to the spotlight.
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Cisco has not been a stranger to partnering up with third parties as a route to selling more of its routers.
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She was a stranger to this community driving on this road she did not know, she did drive around the barricades.
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Honorable mention: Feng Shui, which is a very expensive way for a stranger to tell you where to put your furniture.
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Paying a stranger to bring Chinese food to your apartment is a sign of laziness, albeit a very, very common one.
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Like James, West was not a stranger to superlative nicknames, with people calling him the Logo, Mr. Clutch and Mr. Outside.
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As parents try these services, they are becoming more comfortable with the idea of allowing a stranger to drive their children.
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McDonagh also draws their anger because his objection is so clearly based on financial gain, but he's a stranger to the town.
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" Reinhart wrote at the time, "It seems as if the world would still be a stranger to me, if not for you.
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Nor is France a stranger to periodic spasms of violence, such as the May '68 uprising or the banlieue riots in 2005.
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Because she isn't a stranger to using her power and influence to be the change she wants to see in the world.
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Kaplan also suggests deleting kissy-face or duck-face photos, shirtless selfies, and anything else you wouldn't want a stranger to see.
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Sure, a camera you don't have to hold sounds even lazier than not asking a stranger to take a photo for you.
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Moseley, a married father of two, confessed to killing Genovese, who was a stranger to him, as well as two other women.
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Remember that even though you have the rare Japanese test pressing of their first album, you are a stranger to this person.
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As a model and former exotic dancer, Blac Chyna can't be a stranger to her body being a subject of public conversation.
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The researchers had an experienced "puppy assessor," a stranger to the puppies, administer the test, while they observed and recorded the behavior.
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Well, not if you're a stranger to the self-checkout line and have relied on cashiers to bag your groceries all these years.
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Considering Kim isn't exactly a stranger to #sponcon, you can imagine how many zeros she's racked up just by posting on her grid.
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I was a stranger to him at the time, but he really helped me out and took me to meet the right people.
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The Brooklyn-born performer wasn't a stranger to Capitol Hill, lobbying Congress for women's rights alongside feminist icon Gloria Steinem and former Rep.
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"You have to come here in person," she said before applying lipstick and asking a stranger to take her picture on her cellphone.
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The person you were in high school will help shape who you become, but ultimately might be a stranger to you later in life.
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They all know each other very well, but don&apost hesitate to welcome a stranger to their table because there&aposs an open seat.
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Luckily, she wasn't a stranger to therapy and she reckoned it could work as a type of relationship maintenance for her and her husband.
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And while the artist is admittedly new to the skill, she's no longer a stranger to its immeasurable impact of connecting singer to song.
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Google isn't a stranger to antitrust headaches, having drawn the attention of regulators around the world as it has expanded in size and scope.
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The last thing you want is for a stranger to take control of the stuff inside your house or worse, steal your personal information.
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I'm mostly a stranger to African food, but I've done my fair share of eating—it's one of the most delicious dishes I've tried.
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Of course, he's not a stranger to dyeing (he went really blond in 2014), but worked with Shekinah to do something a little different.
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On a blustery hike at Harpers Ferry, we realized we felt like enough of a couple to ask a stranger to take our photo.
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There was actually a wellness trend in Japan last year, where adults were wrapped in fabric and rocked by a stranger to alleviate stress.
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That trip fell under scrutiny when Mr. Mnuchin's wife, Louise Linton, took a stranger to task on Instagram for criticizing the couple's luxurious lifestyle.
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" Mr. Abraham isn't a stranger to ballet audiences, having worked with Wendy Whelan, a former City Ballet principal, on her 2013 project "Restless Creature.
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We were raised with the same values (for the most part), and yet deep down each of us is a stranger to the other.
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Raine Ventures, who led this round, isn't a stranger to the VR content space; they've seeded companies like AltspaceVR and Chris Milk's VRSE (now Within).
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Stop asking a stranger to snap your photo — they're never good, plus you run the risk of having someone run off with your fancy smartphone.
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Notable Game Move: Elliot must take a stranger to a diner and have a cup of coffee sitting in front of him by 4 p.m.
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The Comedy Central celebrity roasts focused on a star who was usually a stranger to the comics, and often an easy target, like Charlie Sheen.
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Cruz isn't a stranger to antagonizing his Republican colleagues, who are still quick to cite his role in the 2013 shutdown of the federal government.
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My chance to pay a stranger to give me the least satisfying sexual act on the sexual activity tree for lots and lots of money.
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Concord, New Hampshire (CNN)Jill Biden isn't a stranger to the presidential campaign trail, having stumped for her husband's bid for president and vice president.
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His dramatic resignation shouldn't have come as a surprise to his peers — Bates isn't exactly a stranger to making dramatic gestures in furtherance of his values.
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She already feels a bond with Dominique's birth mother, created by the trust she was willing to place in a stranger to care for her baby.
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Fernandes isn't a stranger to Touristly since Tune Labs, an incubator program he is involved with, was one investor in its Series A round last May.
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On that day, Pence became a stranger to the GOP political establishment that was still very leery of the idea of Trump as the party nominee.
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But aides good-naturedly laughed off the concern, noting that she grew up in Slovenia and is hardly a stranger to navigating bumpy terrain in stilettos.
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And as far as getting you out of bed in the morning — this is a literal rock star, it's not like he's a stranger to volume.
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"I was going with a good friend and just decided before our flight that I was going to ask a stranger to kiss me," she said.
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But because Fashion Nova isn't a stranger to selling um, inspired, products, it's harder for Kardashian's fans to give the website the benefit of the doubt.
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But in his career and public presentation Cruz is a stranger to most of what would generally be considered the Christian virtues: humility, mercy, compassion and grace.
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Yet when my father died in 2011, he was as much a stranger to me as he was when I first met him in my grandmother's home.
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It would prevent police from giving the name of a victim of a serious violent offence committed by a stranger to the person accused of the crime.
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From complimenting a stranger to buying a friend's coffee or showing yourself some love, the Kindness Generator will act as your positive guide towards making a difference.
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Justin Timberlake isn't a stranger to controversy, so you would think he would know better than to walk right into a Twitter storm, but here we are.
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In October 1958, Edward R. Murrow, never a stranger to controversy, delivered his "Wires and Lights in a Box" speech before the Radio-Television News Directors Association.
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John Harris, an inmate who is taking part in the program, grew up on a family farm in Northern Iowa, so he wasn't a stranger to livestock.
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But Trump is hardly a stranger to legal combat, having initiated or been a party to hundreds of lawsuits while living his life in a tabloid glare.
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And if you can hear a song as irresistible as "Skimbleshanks the Railway Cat" and not feel your soul elate, you may be a stranger to joy.
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"Management will likely need to calm some fears about domestic competition, but it's not like they are a stranger to competition," Cowen & Co. said in a note.
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As a displaced refugee, Freud knew he would always be something of a stranger to himself, but how much would he ever wish to know of himself?
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While New Horizons isn't a stranger to hibernation mode, this time is particularly noteworthy for the mission team, since it somewhat signifies that the primary mission is complete.
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Grace isn't exactly a stranger to fan edits of films — in 2012, he famously trimmed down George Lucas' Star Wars prequels into a now-legendary 85-minute film.
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Cindy Crawford is opening up about her past marriage to Richard Gere, admitting that 20 years after their divorce, the actor has become "like a stranger" to her.
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She bails on a mourning Ray for a pretentious-sounding exercise class, and tells a stranger to send an Uber for his hospital-bound girlfriend in subsequent episodes.
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When at last you dare to leave the restroom you hear footsteps on a stairway—but it is only a young woman in jeans, a stranger to you.
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You shouldn't have to rely on a stranger to tighten up a screw or hammer in a nail when it's something you can easily take care of yourself.
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Abigail was largely a stranger to the animosity Politicon was selling, someone who found her identity, her guiding kindness, through religion and empathy, not anger and ideological sniping.
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Robbins cites the example of a study in which individuals were asked by a stranger to very briefly hold a cup of either hot coffee or iced coffee.
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A fixed sign, Leo can stay in a relationship for a while, but they're not a stranger to burning bridges or jumping into a new relationship pretty quickly.
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The story's denouement — the arrest of an unauthorized immigrant who was a stranger to Tibbetts — just happened to align perfectly with tropes Trump has been using for years.
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If you've heard her latest project Fever or last year's Tina Snow, you know that Megan Thee Stallion isn't a stranger to showing off her mind-boggling lyrical prowess.
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Yes, my good man, though you may be a stranger to me, surely a development of this magnitude is worth divesting your gaze from that archaic medium of communication.
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"They are simply a stranger to the land," said Rodney C. Jubilado, a University of Hawaii anthropologist who studies the Bajau but was not involved in the new study.
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It's a tall order to ask that everyone who witnesses possible loneliness online invite a stranger to dinner or encourage them to join a sports league or pottery class.
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I am a stranger to both sides, and have always been, but for the first time I felt that that was just where I belong, floating between the borders.
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The man is Steve Frye, a men's rights activist, or MRA, who is hardly a stranger to filing discrimination cases against California businesses and, at one point, Donald Trump.
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I'd worked as a burlesque dancer in Amsterdam before, so I wasn't a stranger to the sex industry and had always been attracted to the world that surrounds it.
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While Rocko's isn't a stranger to fame because of its appearances in other film and television productions, Schiller told us that she's never seen business be affected quite this much.
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But it could also be argued that in becoming a new mother, Rain has once more become a stranger to herself, surviving yet another personality mutation brought about by circumstance.
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She goes on to claim that we should be teaching children how to function like adults, who would never ask a stranger to use something that doesn't belong to them.
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When the sun rises, he awakens to find that now she's scared, a stranger to the sun, and so he carries her in his arms while she sleeps until dark.
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As we previously reported, Griffen allegedly threatened to shoot somebody at a hotel, wandered into a teammate's yard and forced a stranger to drive him around town against his will.
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"I don't think there's anything wrong with a guy learning how to seduce a woman from the point of her being a stranger to getting into a relationship," La Ruina says.
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But, main roads aside (they are usually chaotic), a stranger to either city would have difficulty predicting from a map which streets would have good vibes and which would seem chaotic.
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I was not a stranger to that but it does feel like the phenomenon is heightening and the consequences are heightening where they seem to be more lasting and more durable.
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Bars stay open way later than is reasonable, and you can literally find a stranger to make you your favorite sandwich at any hour, of any day, at nearly any bodega.
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Tito Ortiz has never been a stranger to making inflammatory comments, but his latest has really made people question the former UFC light heavyweight champion's will to compete and test himself.
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Oh, and this one is just perfect for her Bachelor Nation debut: like Weber, a noted pilot, Lewis isn't a stranger to air travel — she used to be a flight attendant.
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I thought it was really moving, and it takes a lot of strength to write down all those experiences and share them in public, which I know you're not a stranger to.
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Keala Settle may be a stranger to the Oscars stage, but The Greatest Showman star made sure even those at the back of the theater felt every note of her emotional performance.
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In an ideal world, the trust and intimacy of allowing a stranger to know your sexual orientation, your religion, or your politics would be a welcome part of finding a potential partner.
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Seeing the amount of love Steve developed for Bean in such a short amount of time, someone who was previously a stranger to him, solidifies how awesome of a dad he'll be.
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Whether it's an attack on a Gold Star family, an entire religion or a private citizen like the former Miss Universe he called "Miss Piggy," Trump's not exactly a stranger to insults.
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A messy process made easierHaving built and sold his previous company, Reiser isn't a stranger to founding a company in Silicon Valley, but that doesn't make the second time around any easier.
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Europe, too, is distracted, both by kvetching over Brexit, and by grappling with the implication that President Trump is not just absent from the world stage but also a stranger to their values.
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Donald Trump is not a stranger to the occasional conspiracy theory, and in a speech on Wednesday, he added a new one to the list: Google is suppressing bad news about Hillary Clinton.
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But she's still waiting for the knock on her door for a stranger to use her toilet, via Airpnp, the platform that connects people who need a toilet with people who have one.
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I saw a similar configuration in an episode of "The Sinner," a series that just started on USA, which is all about why Jessica Biel stabbed a stranger to death on a beach.
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And though a hookup is usually someone that you don't have a romantic relationship with, it can be anyone from a stranger to an acquaintance to a "fuck buddy" you have an understanding with.
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" Banderas isn't a stranger to disliking certain things in film, saying, "There are sometimes things in art that, I have to tell you, they bother me … but I will never, never, never censor them.
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When he returned to their modest, two-bedroom, fourth-floor walk-up after a 2011 amnesty, he was a stranger to their daughter, Shushan, who had been an infant when he was locked up.
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Nintendo isn't a stranger to odd, motion controller based fitness products — the Wii console famously had Wii Fit, a fitness game that included a scale and relied on motion controlled mini-games for exercise.
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TT has not been a stranger to the crypto market, having previously partnered with Coinbase to allow professional clients to trade bitcoin futures and the underlying asset side-by-side on TT's trading platform.
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If her killer was a stranger to the Ramseys, he or she or they knew which bedroom in the Ramsey home was hers, and left a note that was oddly specific to this family.
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It is hard to see why the mother would have phoned someone who was a stranger to her, and more plausible that it was Noura who first used the landline before switching to her cell.
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" She began to dread going to sleep, she said, because she didn't want to wake up to more hair loss and look in the mirror at someone "who increasingly felt like a stranger to me.
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As she grows up, she's trained by a stranger, to use her newly gained supernatural powers, only to discover that she's been manipulated, and her mentor has dark secrets that have turned her into a monster.
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"They trusted Acel to tell their story because he was not a stranger to their fears," said Arlene Morgan, a former colleague and now assistant dean of the School of Media and Communication at Temple University.
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One day I was stretching on a dock by the river near my home in Philadelphia, the Schuylkill, when a dragon boat full of female paddlers pulled up and invited me, a stranger, to join them.
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This two-minute-and-25-second digital animation, to be viewed through a virtual reality headset, seems to show the artist using a baseball bat to beat a stranger to death on a Los Angeles street.
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Not only does the new vetting policy frighten potential sponsors, she said, but it also could push some to seek a stranger to pose as the kid's sponsor instead, adding even more risk to the system.
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Last summer, "The Sinner" — developed by and starring Jessica Biel as Cora Tannetti, a lovely young wife and mother who stabbed a stranger to death for no apparent reason — began life as a limited fictional series.
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Where it wobbles, bending to the whim of whatever substance you've consumed, and you find your memory rushing from a giggle shared with a stranger to some music playing in the background—is that Little Dragon, live?
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Even if Skalnik — under protective custody, and a stranger to Dailey, no less — had somehow managed to strike up a conversation, the distance between the two men would have prohibited any sort of meaningful or intimate discussion.
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Fine tells PEOPLE a motive remains unclear, but he confirms Matacchiera is a stranger to the victim and that she had had "zero interaction" with the little girl, her mother or the mother's boyfriend prior to Friday's incident.
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Meaning, instead of drowning in sadness, purposefully spending a few minutes wishing people well (from you to a mentor to a stranger to a person you know struggling) can actually lead to productive actions and increase your joy.
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When Brad Summer's 7-year-old daughter, Madison, was asked by a stranger to send nude pictures of herself through a popular music app, he knew he had to warn other parents about the dangers of social media.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We're trying to create a global public space where people from all walks of life and all types of different institutions can come together and everything from a conversation with a stranger to play to collaboration.
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I felt like because I was a stranger to the city, I could have this totally different perspective that is part of the fabric of the city, and show people it was this beautiful thing they'd always overlooked.
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Obama, standing beside first lady Michelle Obama on a small platform, said when he leaves office in January, he will not be a stranger to those stationed in Hawaii, where he was born and still often spends vacations.
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"To the extent that Ailes is a stranger to the agreement, he doesn't necessarily get to take advantage of it," said Matt Wessler, a principal at Gupta Wessler with extensive experience arguing arbitration cases on behalf of plaintiffs.
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The recent showers aren't a stranger to any of these famous faces … Whether it's a full-on shower or just a sprinkle, it seems like they haven't let that stop them from preventing cabin fever in the past!
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Hubert Neumann, the collector who filed a lawsuit against the auction giant Sotheby's last week, "is a stranger to this piece of art," Justice O. Peter Sherwood of the State Supreme Court in Manhattan said in his ruling.
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While giving users the power to get ahead of abusers by preemptively uploading any media they don't want shared online isn't inherently bad, requiring a stranger to look at the uncensored content leaves a lot of room for improvement.
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What I am trying to say is that it is easier to live with heartache when you are no longer a stranger to your own sadness; what I mean is, to get through it, you have to go through it.
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The reason for John's name comes from the fact he had just started on the mine at the time of the accident, meaning he was a stranger to all, and now suffers from permanent memory loss due to the trauma.
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"She always greeted you with a smile and she made you feel comfortable, you weren't a stranger to her, she didn't judge you, she just wanted to make you comfortable whenever she met you," Taylor's mother, Quovardis Terrell, told 11alive.
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The mom of three (Alexa, Sailor and Jack) isn't a stranger to dropping the robe and showing some skin during her shoots — she even posed alongside her two daughters in a skimpy black bikini in 2017's SI Swimsuit issue.
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It seems like every few years, someone becomes a tabloid footnote after they see a picture of Jesus miraculously burned into their breakfast taco, or after they somehow convince a stranger to pay $100,000 for a Cheeto shaped like Harambe.
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Partly a cranky protest against the tyranny of technology — Daniel is a stranger to smartphones and computers — the film suggests that some of the political anger of our moment stems less from reactionary intolerance than from a stubborn and defensive humanism.
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A.A. isn't for everyone, and it certainly isn't the only way to sobriety, but in our case, I like to focus on the fact that without my dad getting help that way, he might still have been a stranger to me.
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We chatted with Till Faida, co-founder and CEO of eyeo, maker of Adblock Plus (ABP), to take the temperature of an evolving space that's never been a stranger to controversy — including fresh calls for his company to face antitrust scrutiny.
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You're always changing, Aquarius… but that doesn't mean you're a stranger to yourself, and if, by chance, during this very sensitive time, you're feeling disconnected from yourself, make time to get reacquainted by journaling, meditating, or speaking with trusted friends or counselors.
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The cries of #CancelNetflix have been sweeping through social media, and although Netflix isn't a stranger to backlash in the social space, this is just another onslaught that the media giant will have to withstand in its quest to conquer the content arena.
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Louis-Dreyfus is always good for a big laugh at the Emmys, where she's picked up five consecutive trophies for Veep, and isn't a stranger to film — she picked up a Golden Globe nod in 2014 for the feature comedy Enough Said.
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The ability to pet animals may seem out of place in a game about killing everyone around you, but Fortnite isn't a stranger to pleasant interactions, as anyone who has ever thanked the bus driver or attended a violence-free concert can attest.
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Never a stranger to extremes, Maradona produced some of this World Cup's lasting images - celebrating victories in iconic poses, giving the finger to fans, and being helped into a hospitality box to be seen by doctors after suffering from low blood pressure.
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The rotund Aorigele, who fell to Choi and isn't a stranger to controversy himself, has become somewhat of a cult hero on the Chinese MMA scene and he needed a big-name opponent to draw in casual eyes and build his own star.
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Eventually, I'd had enough, and summoned a stranger to help me with the fight, the one and only time I did so while playing Bloodborne, and one of only a handful of times I've ever done so while playing a FromSoftware game.
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The archetype of the self-radicalized individual — seduced by poisonous ideas into being a soldier for a cause, acting on dark impulses without need of a supporting organization and becoming a stranger to his family and community — now haunts the public imagination.
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A stranger to the culture of a publication that delighted in needling the rich and powerful, he initially floundered as a publisher, alienating reporters and cycling through a series of editors before landing on an old friend of the Kushner family, Ken Kurson.
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Jessica Biel plays Cora Tannetti, a lovely young wife and mother who, on a summer day at the edge of a lake in upstate New York, loses her head to a familiar tune and stabs a stranger to death for no apparent reason.
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He is not a stranger to the court, having served as a law clerk in 53 and 1994 to Justice Byron R. White, who died in 2002, and Justice Kennedy, who continues to hold the crucial vote in many closely divided cases.
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He finds him in the woods, and befriends him after using Rick's infamous three-question test — the one that asks a stranger to own up to how many of the undead and how many of the living they have killed — to ensure the man's trustworthiness.
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Yet, while those models rely on flashes of insight, ranging from the modest to the dramatic, the pleasure of Sigler's approach is its scarcity of enlightening moments, as its narrator stumbles from foible to frustration to minor victory, such as getting a stranger to smile.
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Putting on one of Mr. Cave's Soundsuits — "I feel like a Pop Art cartoon come to life," Mr. Totton said, "like a giant Yo Gabba Gabba" — is audacious; moving in it, extending a hand to a stranger to join in, may be more so.
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But in the ways that matter for an elite player — the feel of a layout and the understanding of its nuances — the Shinnecock Hills course is largely a stranger to the young golfers who have overtaken most of the top spots in the world rankings.
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Even though the cutscene at the start of the mission signals that Arthas' actions are making him a stranger to his lifelong friends and allies, the structure of the mission itself urges you to sweep aside those misgivings and focus on the mechanical task at hand.
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But only after she gave consent to have her 'brother' taken off life support at St. Barnabas Hospital did Shirell Powell learn the shocking truth: Her real sibling was in jail -- and she had just sent a stranger to his death, her Bronx Supreme Court lawsuit says.
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"I did not want the morning to come where I will remove this bonnet and my wrap, and be met with more hair in the sink and an image in the mirror of a person who increasingly felt like a stranger to me," Ms. Pressley said.
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Nick is not a stranger to pro sports: Four of her cousins (Casey, Clay, Jake and Kevin Matthews) play or have played in the N.F.L. "If we're going to eat at Chipotle together, they're going to pay for the extra guacamole, if you get my drift," Nick said.
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Gaga-Level PlatformsLike most petite peeps, I'm not a stranger to a good block heel or platform — we're often in need of a few extra inches to make a pair of pants work without going to the tailor (or just to make our legs feel a little bit longer).
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Save $9 on the RAVPower 6-port USB wall charger See Details And we don't have to tell you about how annoying it is to be stuck somewhere without a charger — it mostly consists of awkwardly asking a stranger to borrow theirs and hoping that you don't get kidnapped.
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And without their usual back-and-forth drama, Nick and Jess are a committed couple who still find time to stumble into ill-advised pursuits, like Jess piercing her nose or Nick motivating himself to finish a project by paying a stranger to punch him in the face.
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But, luckily, I am in a position where I can donate and outsource a stranger to cheer me on to tuck in my butt, reach my legs back in a totally unnatural pose, and push myself to do another rep with pathetic-seeming five-pound weights while Demi Lovato blasts in the background.
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Ms. Latessa described the way that her sister had become a stranger to her, saying that she first learned details of Ms. Meadows's home life in 2011, when her sister left Warren, where the family lived, and came to Cleveland after filing the police report and a protective order against her husband.
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There was always at least one person in his predicament in the refuge: he would go from table to table, he would listen to the discussions for a while, joining the conversation, and would eventually propose joining the group the next morning, despite knowing that nobody was keen to tie a stranger to his rope.
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Paul-Albert Iweins, a lawyer for Closer said the initial payout the magazine made to the royal family was "exaggerated," according to the Daily Mail , and the magazine is challenging the amount awarded to Kate, saying the payout should be revised especially considering the fact Kate's sister-in-law Meghan Markle isn't a stranger to racy pictures herself.
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Her recounting of asking a stranger to hold her while the other woman in the bike wreck was cradled by her boyfriend, or subsequently reaching out to friends to use their bathtubs when she couldn't wash in the shower with her cast, are vulnerable memories to share a setting where the actor is already naked before the audience.
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On location for "The Sinner," Wednesdays on USA Network, Ms. Biel was in stealth-glam mode — hair lank, lithe body obscured by prison-issue sweats — to play Cora Tannetti, a lovely young wife and mother who, on a gentle summer day at the edge of a lake, stabbed a stranger to death for no apparent reason.
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Though Mr. Paul is largely a stranger to the over-25 set, his many devoted fans know that he has taken something of a heel turn in recent months, engaging in reality-show style feuds with his rumored romantic connection Alissa Violet; his brother, Logan Paul; and other celebrities on the platform, including the star PewDiePie.
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Why: after Musk and his employees developed what they called a mini-submarine or escape pod to save a children's soccer team from a flooded cave in Thailand in July of 2018, Unsworth — a stranger to Musk and an experienced diver with specific knowledge of the cave — called the production a "PR stunt" when asked about the effort in an interview with CNN.
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A lot has been written about the whisper network of women warning each other about men to avoid, but when I heard these whispers, like about an editor making a sexual remark about a junior staffer in front of a male visitor to the office (and a stranger to her), I'm embarrassed to say that, at the time, it didn't change my opinion of the editor.
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"And yet and still every morning, which I faced with dread, I did not want to go to sleep because I did not want the morning to come where I would remove this bonnet and my wrap and be met with more hair in the sink and an image in the mirror of a person who increasingly felt like a stranger to me," she continued.
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"And yet, and still every morning, which I faced with dread, I did not want to go to sleep because I did not want the morning to come where I would remove this bonnet and my wrap and be met with more hair in the sink and an image in the mirror of a person who increasingly felt like a stranger to me," she added.
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Since Kerby Jean-Raymond, the designer behind the label, isn't a stranger to using fashion as a form of protest — in 2014, Pyer Moss created the "They Have Names" shirt, honoring the memories of 11 Black men killed by police brutality; this past year, he created an updated version of the top, "Even More Names," for Colin Kaepernick to wear in his GQ 'Man of the Year' spread — we can't say we were surprised to see her look featured a hidden message.
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