I was somewhat acquainted with the owner, and he was acquainted with some of my work as an appreciative pizza eater.
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Since Trump can't affect positive changes for this group of long-ignored Americans without help, it's imperative that Democrats and Republicans get acquainted, really acquainted, with the people who elected him.
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And Pence is well acquainted with the ways of Washington.
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It's a feeling many of us are acquainted with — heartbreak.
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Nelson says the yearbook entry shows that they were acquainted.
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As a prominent birther, Corsi became better acquainted with Trump.
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So, if you're not already, it's time to get acquainted.
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Giahmi's lawyers do not dispute that the two were acquainted.
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Mr. Inslee is all too well acquainted with wave elections.
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Like many Americans, I'm well acquainted with the traditional dishes.
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If you are not familiar with clafoutis, please make yourself acquainted.
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By now, we're all intimately acquainted with Han Solo's Millennium Falcon.
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"As you know, I am acquainted with the administration," Wynn said.
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Fear not: We'll get you acquainted with Fosse and Verdon's legacies.
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That said, the team became very well acquainted with outsiders' trash.
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Before we settle in the for the show, let's get acquainted.
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Waving at the family Yolanda Haskins was more acquainted with Scott.
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Mexicans tend to be well acquainted with American politics and culture.
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In fact, fake Queens are quite well acquainted with Colonel Sanders.
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"I got acquainted with what civil service people do," Brand recalls.
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So people far and wide could be acquainted with your work!
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You're probably exceedingly well-acquainted with Netflix's current offerings right now.
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It's never too late to get acquainted with America's exceptional Constitution.
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The Moon is in Pisces, a sign well acquainted with limitlessness.
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She is also intimately acquainted with the pitfalls of eating disorders.
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If you haven't acquainted yourself with "Pussy Ate"—DO SO STAT.
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They ended up becoming acquainted with one another and becoming friends.
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Seamus Kirst is intimately acquainted with how the two models intersect.
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" Not sure Porter is acquainted with the accepted definition of "everybody.
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But Las Libres is well acquainted with the Mexican justice system.
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The speakers included Andrew Ross, with whom he was casually acquainted.
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You're beginning to get acquainted with the sound of your voice.
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Mr. Konders described Chronixx's audiences as less acquainted with reggae history.
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"These were mostly people that I was acquainted with," she said.
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Many, if not most of us, have no problems using FaceTime and Skype to stay in touch with our distant loved ones, and are well-acquainted with online delivery services, and maybe too acquainted with streaming video.
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Padma Lakshmi is no stranger to being personally acquainted with good cuisine.
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That was just because we hadn't had time to get acquainted yet.
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Morbid jealousy is something that she became acquainted with in her childhood.
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It's high time we get acquainted with our more secretive roommates, too.
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Lemieux is also well-acquainted with misconceptions about the capabilities of blockchains.
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It helped that Mr Kinnear was well-acquainted with the Olivier's stage.
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This feels fitting as both are well acquainted with Manhattan and money.
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania is well acquainted with the struggles brought on by deindustrialization.
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His mother went to Germany in 2003, and the two became acquainted.
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I figure I ought to get better acquainted with my own image.
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We're streaming it in full below, so press play and get acquainted.
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Jewish Israelis are also not acquainted with Jewish assertiveness outside of Israel.
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Republicans, many of them well acquainted with Judge Kavanaugh for years, seethed.
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However, these programs do require a get-acquainted period to work best.
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Ms. Lewis said she became acquainted with Ms. Eve soon after Sept.
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But Beyond Blue is more acquainted with optimism, hope, passion, and appreciation.
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He became acquainted with Vietnamese soldiers and civilians and marched with soldiers.
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For anyone acquainted with the state's transparency policy, this isn't a surprise.
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Hiking alone is a sure way to get acquainted with your neuroses.
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Fishermen in this region are well-acquainted with the mangroves' many perks.
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Many may change their minds as they become better acquainted with the candidates.
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They then spent around 30 minutes getting acquainted over tea inside the castle.
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If you're not familiar with Andrew Fitzsimons, you might want to get acquainted.
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If you haven't heard of Cummings, Brexit is here to get you acquainted.
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If you're still not familiar with Fivestory, now's the time to get acquainted.
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They're going to have to get acquainted with different accounting standards, different currencies.
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"You can't play god without being acquainted with the devil," Ford tells Bernard.
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If you're not familiar with their names, it's time to get acquainted, ASAP.
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Click through to get acquainted with New York's finest before booking your appointment.
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And you need to get acquainted well before you book your color appointment.
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First, though, get acquainted with Emily with this exclusive clip from Mr. Roosevelt.
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Tworkov first became acquainted with Rauschenberg in the milieu of downtown New York.
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Pierre knew a scout who wanted to become acquainted with the young star.
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Anyone familiar with Marvel comics will already be acquainted: It's your boy, Korg.
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One of those I had met and was acquainted with: Dr. George Tiller.
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We're well-acquainted at this point with the luxury world's rediscovery of logomania.
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He was too frumpy and flat-out boring to be acquainted with reproach.
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Not so many are acquainted with the crisis in South Sudan or Somalia.
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Just relax for a second, and maybe we could start to get acquainted.
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I was acquainted with Bourdain and knew him to be the same way.
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It was a period when Britain was just becoming acquainted with Lebanese cuisine.
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In that time, the two, whose professional careers only briefly overlapped, became acquainted.
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The boxer is acquainted with Trump, who has attended several of his fights.
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Mr. Bloomberg, unfamiliar with most neighborhoods outside Manhattan, seemed to enjoy getting acquainted.
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It was at this time that I became very well acquainted with death.
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He is well acquainted with his grandfather's ability to adapt to various settings.
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"By spreading this typeset I believe more people will get acquainted with braille."
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I'd like to know how many have gotten acquainted and become lifelong friends here.
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Margot Robbie, on the other hand, is clearly well-acquainted with Twitter's ugliest corners.
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He was acquainted with Robert Mapplethorpe and Peter Hujar, and both men photographed him.
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But most of all, it's about starting over, something Danler is well acquainted with.
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You'll get acquainted with the fundamentals of computer technology, installation, preventive maintenance, and more.
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I got acquainted with the industry's sources for casting calls and "who's who" lists.
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From there, she became even more acquainted with the precious process of organ donation.
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What about the death of a Bollywood actor that many Americans aren't acquainted with?
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Like so many people, Judge Hellerstein was personally acquainted with victims of the attacks.
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After getting acquainted with the tiny-house movement, Gailloux knew she wanted to downsize.
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Trimarchi was born there and is well acquainted with the unpredictable power of Etna.
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Farmers he's acquainted with are growing quote-unquote "organic vegetables," alongside their organic vegetables.
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Those names are synonymous with playoff misery for two franchises well acquainted with it.
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In the 1990s, he became acquainted with Jeffrey Epstein, a well-connected billionaire financier.
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Those acquainted with Delhi will recognize the Hauz Khas Metro station and its environs.
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Readers wanting to become more acquainted with Han's work won't have to wait long.
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I got acquainted with the local winos, and some of them were nice guys.
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The Cayman's cabin gets a new dashboard, but only the well acquainted will notice.
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You may not have heard of Danielle Cadet, but you should get acquainted with her.
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First Marcell recalled a man with whom she was acquainted while working at the mall.
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Almost every character Lion King fans are acquainted with makes an appearance in the trailer.
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He'd do this for minutes at a time as he acquainted himself with the controller.
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R.L.F. CALDERLondon I first became acquainted with Boris Johnson through an episode of "Top Gear".
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Until then, get acquainted with the hard-hitting masters of the digital zine-making platform.
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At that point, I had only been acquainted with Kevin through our house Facebook group.
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Now that you've gotten properly acquainted with Colin, he has some big news to share.
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Not to mention it's also a way for the toddlers to get acquainted with shapes.
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But if you aren't already acquainted with this creamy, piquant foodstuff, brace yourself for gloriousness.
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And many gay investors are still getting acquainted with what this really means for them.
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I was the passenger on the cruise ship who has become acquainted with the island.
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Just in case you aren't already acquainted, please allow us to introduce you to Eufy.
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But any bitterness he held seemingly melted away as he became acquainted with his daughter.
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They've been acquainted with him for decades, they shared his bed, they had his children.
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I long to become more deeply acquainted with the many layers of its stage poetry.
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"Perhaps you would think of coming home with me," Edith says, after they've gotten acquainted.
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I'm acquainted with some of these individuals and I hear from them all the time.
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"This is a very well-known fact among people who are acquainted with tax policy."
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Ms. Furió, a 56-year-old documentary filmmaker, became acquainted with tango as a child.
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Alex, who the world feels they know intimately, personally, but are nowhere near acquainted with.
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You could make your case in conversation with those of her patients you're acquainted with.
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Avid followers of cable news Trump-Russia coverage are probably at least acquainted with Rep.
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But it also introduces local refugee populations, with which American audiences might not be acquainted.
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Get acquainted now, before the Rugby Sevens World Cup comes to the Bay Area in 22.
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Get acquainted now, before the Rugby Sevens World Cup comes to the Bay Area in 2018.
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" During a press conference Thursday afternoon, Wright said Brown and Kohlhepp, "were acquainted with one another.
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Looks like the Banks kids are about to get re-acquainted with magic all over again.
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Byers first became acquainted with RadiThor when he took it to help heal a broken arm.
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Long before the rise of the Borgias, therefore, this was an institution well-acquainted with embarrassment.
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Those who are already acquainted with the 12 houses of the Zodiac know this feeling well.
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Tension and relief — something she's acquainted with having grown up as the tension her entire life.
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Avid followers of Trump-Russia coverage on cable news are probably at least acquainted with Rep.
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Let's get the awkward introductions out of the way first, in case you weren't already acquainted.
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Unclear if Billy Ray's become acquainted with Kaitlynn just yet, but it's very likely he has.
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AMC is clearly taking some time to get us acquainted with the personalities behind the powers.
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Dawson and Sykes both attended Belmont University in Nashville and became acquainted through several chance encounters.
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By now, it's fair to assume we're all acquainted with the fermented tea known as kombucha.
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And when I first became acquainted with Harry Potter, that's all they were: Exhilaratingly long books.
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Furthermore, he had, by the time he wrote his letter, been acquainted with several of them.
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If you're acquainted with the basic history of science, these might be well known to you.
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But his father, who sold furniture and acquainted him with design, encouraged him to be creative.
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In fact, after running Recharge for a couple of years, he's gotten well-acquainted with adversity.
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If you are even remotely acquainted with the Masterpiece case, you can predict what happened next.
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Not too long ago, Jews were still well acquainted with the ambivalence of their American compatriots.
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Get acquainted with what an accelerated bachelor's degree might mean for your child's financial aid package.
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Here's a quick primer to getting acquainted with country's dark horse at the Grammys this year.
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We all became well acquainted with James Connolly, noted Irish hero, labor leader, and Pokéball provider.
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People who live here are well-acquainted with the tourist appeal of their city's music scene.
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It's time you get acquainted with what the entire rest of the world is talking about.
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That's where I became acquainted with the putrid toilet bowl toilet bowl telling me my future.
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Justin Theroux stars as Tramp, a dog who's more acquainted with the streets than lavish homes.
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Assisting with the navigations is Shyanew, a community leader with whom most residents are well-acquainted.
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I'm not personally acquainted with the sound of his laughter, but I'm certain I hear it.
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We would like to introduce you to the "Lightning Deal," in case you weren't already acquainted.
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A few months later, they again met at the elevator and began to get better acquainted.
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Ms. Maiers and Mr. Woods first became acquainted in May 2014 through an online dating app.
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My child's father wasn't in the military, so I wasn't intimately acquainted with stories like theirs.
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A nurse coached her on breast-feeding, gave her prenatal vitamins and acquainted her with contraception.
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When you are "acquainted with" something it's much easier to see only part of the whole.
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LONDON — The gender pay gap is a phrase that many people are, by now, well acquainted with.
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Before meeting Hawa Arsala, I already felt well-acquainted with her and her curly, triangle-shaped 'do.
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Later, I ask him again to become acquainted with my aroma; he again tells me I stink.
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By this point, a couple more years had passed, and I was well acquainted with the neighborhood.
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Even if you are acquainted with your own pair, have you ever wondered what, exactly, they are?
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And because of the emotional nature of the show, they had to get intimately acquainted with Skylar.
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Unlike Ariya and Smith, Lee arrived in town early enough to become well acquainted with the course.
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When I was first getting acquainted with a group of friends, I was observing behaviours a lot.
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Even in cases where the women have training, where they are acquainted with the use of guns.
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Knowing the context of the works, it's clear that the artist was well acquainted with democracy's flaws.
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By all accounts, Gell-Mann was well acquainted with his own genius, treating perceived incompetence with impatience.
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As the two men became acquainted, Macy believed he had found a kind of ideological soul mate.
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Those more intimately acquainted with the workings of politics and financial markets still believe Trump will survive.
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But it wasn't too long ago that he was but just getting acquainted with Alessandro Michele's Gucci.
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Beauty lovers everywhere are already well-acquainted with Milk's original (not to mention Instagram famous) highlighting stick.
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Ring in the new year by getting acquainted with the city's newest subway stations and public artworks.
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In this bundle, you'll get acquainted with Total Quality Management (TQM), an approach focused on improving processes.
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Looking for the elevators actually gave me a good opportunity to become more acquainted with the hotel.
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Eventually, I got acquainted with a guy who had an outlet in Sausalito for Santa Claus [dolls].
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Read on to get acquainted with some of our favorite magical herbs and start planting and potting.
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For home cooks everywhere, it's time to get acquainted with the adorable and versatile quarter-sheet pan.
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Others have fought for transgender rights in their home states and were well acquainted with the press.
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In a country well acquainted with myth and superstition, the "dog-suicide bridge" has invited paranormal explanations.
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The first couple of days were purely jamming, trying things out, getting acquainted, feeling our way around.
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Brainstorming, editing, and re-working a concept is drudgery with which every creative professional is well acquainted.
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The truth is you've sidelined yourself, even though you're well acquainted with the pleasures the game provides.
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I've dated bodybuilders and had athlete friends who were well-acquainted with that side of the drug.
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Outside of a few curveballs, the list includes lots of aspirational It Bags you're likely well-acquainted with.
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It's important to be well-acquainted with yourself in order to keep a clean bill of sexual health.
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Humans are starting to get better acquainted with personal assistants such as Google Assistant, Siri, Cortana, and Bixby.
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The teen knew at least one of her alleged attackers and may have been acquainted with the others.
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Despite just opening its SF office, RAND has been well acquainted with computing, AI and cybersecurity for decades.
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Then, they acquainted some of the birds with a transparent cylinder or a transparent wall inside their cage.
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The group settles in and visits The Bulldog Cafe — a place with which Mimi is clearly already acquainted.
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Back then, he'd never seen the inside of a lab or even been acquainted with a Bunsen burner.
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Woods can still be wayward off the tee, and he'll need to get acquainted with Augusta's greens again.
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Maybe you went to physical therapy for an injury and are well-acquainted with electrical muscle stimulation (EMS).
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But when the French and the Germans became acquainted with the Italian instrument, they began developing it further.
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Thinking that Drake would remember him, Mendes approached him, but got closely acquainted with Drake's security detail instead.
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Before we to do that, though, we must get acquainted with our new Lady of All Things Bachelor.
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If you're not well-acquainted with the 21 crime comedy Get Shorty, you are missing out big time.
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Less than a year after we first became acquainted with her, Aden has already landed her first campaign.
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You'll soon be able to re-live — or get acquainted with — the intriguing story behind Juicy Couture's inception.
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Americans are well acquainted with the influx of Central American asylum seekers along the southern United States border.
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If you've visited (or live in) Europe, you will be well acquainted with the concept of the nap.
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Mulvaney's past comments about Trump aren't flippant remarks made about a man with whom he wasn't well acquainted.
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But many of his officers have certainly become acquainted with Donald Trump, his family and his many properties.
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For those on a budget, this worldwide organization is a terrific way to become acquainted with a city.
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With the season tipping off Tuesday night, it's time to get acquainted with this year's top NCAA teams.
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I think of the family values voters on the right with whom I've become acquainted over the years.
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Mr. Leissoo became acquainted with watchmaking as a child, carefully inspecting catalogs and his grandfather's Russian-made timepieces.
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Although I knew a handful of people, there were many that I was yet to be acquainted with.
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On Tuesday, they attended an open house at the school to get acquainted with their classrooms and teachers.
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Beforehand, some of them were only casually acquainted in the 217-minute class called History of the Holocaust.
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Anyone acquainted with Justice Ginsburg's body of work would have found many familiar passages in her majority opinion.
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He sits with his back to the wall, eats like a trencherman and gets acquainted with the waitress.
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Andrew (John Mulaney) became well acquainted with shame and started dating Lola (also Kroll), with disastrous, embarrassing consequences.
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Blacksburg police have said Eisenhauer and Lovell became acquainted before her disappearance, but a spokesman would not elaborate.
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Philips said he didn't know House well, but the two men were acquainted because their daughters are friends.
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The former Texas governor is well acquainted with immigration policy having led the large border state for years.
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Jakub Przybysz is well acquainted with the hatred directed at gay people in many parts of the country.
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Mr. Bukar's hunting group is well acquainted with the remote forest areas where the militants have taken refuge.
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Scowcroft and Bush were close friends before they began working together; Trump and Bolton were only vaguely acquainted.
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As the three of us got acquainted, a low-flying South Korean F-16 jet buzzed the city.
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This is the Warsaw native's first runway season, but, as an amateur photographer, he's acquainted with the camera.
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Yeah, they were, I mean, not best of friends, but they were acquainted with each other before that happened.
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If you don't know anything about cinema you just come to the Berlinale and get acquainted with new films.
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But until the day stores start rolling 'em out, it's best you get acquainted with some chef best practices.
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But, this probably doesn't surprise Avicii fans who were well-acquainted with the unique way he combined musical styles.
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So, with "Every Breath You Take" blaring in the background, get acquainted with some of cinema's most unforgettable stalkers.
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The sinus-clearing, tongue-tingling stuff we're acquainted with is mostly horseradish dressed up in a bright-green costume.
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For those not acquainted, Diggins-Smith is a Dallas-based point guard entering her sixth season playing professional basketball.
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But if you're just becoming acquainted with Osaka, here are some fast facts about this phenom — tennis' new champ.
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By the time you sit down for that first date, you could already be well-acquainted with a stranger.
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All of them were a kind of social gauntlet—a formal way of getting acquainted and keeping in touch.
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The plan was for them to get acquainted and see if they would hit it off and eventually matrimony.
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We took off the top layer and we also had our get-acquainted moment which is like, 'That's nice.
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Instagram user tipthevelvet posted this video of her new tiny kitten, Oliver, getting acquainted with her Great Dane, Ronan.
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I got acquainted with lots of folks who, in addition to dating, were hoping to find a poly community.
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She must have been well acquainted with the limbo of early pregnancy, the constant fluttering between hope and fear.
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And it's not as if he's been robbed of the time needed to become better acquainted with the technology.
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"I was worried that I'd have to explain soccer to her," Bednarczyk recalled, not yet acquainted with the rules.
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Until then, get ready to become well acquainted with your knees, because seats aren't about to get any roomier.
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I am acquainted to Google people and Sundar of course, but acquisition, 1 billion — all of that is false.
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Since arriving in Medellín, Motta decided to explore the city and get acquainted to it through its metal scene.
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He makes sure his son gets well acquainted with his favorite pastime of killing stuff even bigger than him.
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The hacking victim who helped the FBI track Mitnick down — Tsutomu Shimomura — was very well acquainted with the technology.
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Mr. Taabur was watching at home, and though still getting acquainted with the sport, "I literally cried," he said.
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Nominees of major political parties are usually extremely well acquainted with the political world from years in public life.
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"He will listen to their ideas and get acquainted with financial markets," the banker said of the London trip.
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To understand the new law, it's important to get acquainted with the different royalty streams associated with recorded music.
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"I am long acquainted with him, and he's now quite fabulous and does zillion-dollar brownstones," Mr. Norwich said.
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Laird, who grew up during the Troubles, is well acquainted with the gods and ghosts that populate Northern Ireland.
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The Venus and Mercury retrogrades want you to pause and reflect—two words you're not very well acquainted with.
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Jane Fairweather, a Realtor in Bethesda, Maryland, who sells high-end suburban homes, is well-acquainted with the trend.
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TRAVIS WHITE-SCHWOCHChicago My greatest joy as an American reading your publication is to become acquainted with British slang.
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Another editor, Kristin Bye, joined us and spent weeks combing through the footage to get acquainted with the narrative.
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Helping her shower, I needed to become acquainted with just about every fold and crevice that was my mother.
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Patou and I both became acquainted with life's flux far earlier than many of our respective species typically do.
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These trips also gave me plenty of time to get acquainted with the Clarity's cabin, which is surprisingly ample.
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Fans of "Supernatural" already know this classic Kansas song, but others should become well acquainted with this 1976 track.
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But beyond that, it also provides a great opportunity for non-Native audiences to become acquainted with the concepts.
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GMC fans are well-acquainted with the Denali option; it&aposs the highest trim level that the brand sells.
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Those first days in America I became acquainted with Marjorie, a tall African-American woman in her mid-60s.
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And he is well acquainted with Mr. Trump's personality type, with his own father a volatile real estate magnate.
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Streaming For as long as I've been professionally acquainted with him, John Pierson has been an unusually energetic guy.
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Experienced home cooks are likely already acquainted with Breville, a well-known maker of many award-winning kitchen appliances.
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Bill: The computer was a fairly new thing in 1971, and most people were not well acquainted with it.
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BROADLY: When did you first read Frankenstein , and when, after that, did you become acquainted with Mary Shelley's story?
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He was deeply acquainted with the experience of being the Other, and informed the way he understood most everything.
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It's a perfect shitstorm for people with money trouble and people who are rapidly becoming acquainted with money trouble.
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The two women are already well acquainted as Duvernay is the creator of Queen Sugar which airs on Oprah's OWN.
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But, today, we're well acquainted (and entirely infatuated) with lippies across the color spectrum: yellow, purple, blue — you name it.
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Alex Javier and Deb Blossom are not acquainted—nor, in the current political climate, would they likely want to be.
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As these two try to get acquainted as new partners, we move on to other business upstairs on the deck.
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Click on to get acquainted with all the color ways, and shop the one (or three) that suits you best.
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Now acquainted with the machine, I was ready for my colleague Emma to join me for a dildo design consultation.
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The princess Irene Galitzine was acquainted firsthand with the ballrooms and opera house foyers where her opulent fashions were worn.
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They're fully acquainted with the common pitfalls of the first tattoo as they're often asked to cover up unfortunate decisions.
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The audience can be forgiven for not being well-acquainted with the performers: Pygmalion was founded only 10 years ago.
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Nola lets the men to get acquainted and comfortable with the fact that they're all sleeping with the same woman.
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As I acquainted myself with MOCA's collection, I became curious what stories it might tell about the relatively recent past.
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The two became better acquainted years later when Washington, 62, cast Davis, 51, in his 2002 directorial debut, Antwone Fisher.
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He's spent the last two years getting acquainted with the social network and coming up with the idea for Lifestage.
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But despite the fact that you don't actively keep in touch, you're still well acquainted with their day-to-day.
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You had the memories of when you saw it, when you didn't feel acquainted, but you couldn't revive those feelings.
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He was acquainted with Dominique de Villepin, who served as both foreign minister and prime minister between 2002 and 2007.
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Word to the wise: Should you ever become acquainted with any of the Kardashians, don't give out your phone number.
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As it happened, Wim was acquainted with some of the top criminal-defense attorneys in Amsterdam, and he arranged introductions.
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After adding a few feathers and a Rugrats –themed ribbon, the monstrosity was ready to get acquainted with my head.
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After all, we're well acquainted with Rooney's track record in hand-to-hand combat – it must have been Rooney's idea.
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If you're acquainted with financial markets, you've probably heard the statistic that 2200 to 2000% of day traders lose money.
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I'd first become acquainted with both him and his handwriting in college, when we worked together on the school newspaper.
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As a novelist, I've researched the subject, yet my understanding lacks the certainty of those newly acquainted with these blooms.
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As long as everybody involved is acquainted with each other, these movies tend to treat those rapes as harmless hijinks.
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And the man most intimately acquainted with the fool's errand that is DeAndre Jordan shooting free throws, is DeAndre Jordan.
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There is a learning curve, even with the most basic investments, for those just getting acquainted with saving and investing.
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Editorial Horror film devotees are well acquainted with Chucky, the doll possessed by an evil spirit that refuses to die.
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But anyway, somewhere between Solange and Chairlift we've become acquainted with him as Starchild & the New Romantic the solo artist.
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When all of the Knicks are back in New York, he said he intends to get more acquainted with them.
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We have already become acquainted with Senator Franken, now the author of "Al Franken, Giant of the Senate" (June 11).
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The public is rapidly becoming acquainted with the reality that impeachment is a political process, not an ordinary legal one.
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No one acquainted with the facts disputes that the odds of successfully bringing a new drug to market are low.
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Their closeness was a source of wonder to Rekimoto, who was well acquainted with the capabilities of the previous service.
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Everyone who owns an iPhone is acquainted with the phenomenon that occurs when you drop it in a parking lot.
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Since the case was publicized, Mr. Figueroa and his family have become acquainted with other former clients of Dr. Koller.
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They became acquainted when the Foleys sought help from Hostage UK, and grew closer after Mr. Foley had been killed.
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Mr. Tinkler's exhibition "Paintings and Drawings," at 56 Henry Street, offers a chance to become better acquainted with his artwork.
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Unless you are a fan of photojournalism and acquainted with its history, you may not recognize the name Dennis Stock.
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One of the suspects was acquainted with one of the victims, the chief said, but he declined to give details.
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Most models and riggers are fairly well acquainted with the common safety protocol that people who do shibari abide by.
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Carl Hulse, The Times's chief Washington correspondent, was well acquainted with Mr. Reid and helped arrange an interview for Helene.
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Cupid is a mischievous fellow, but we don't have to tell you that, Leo; you're well acquainted with his whims.
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A statement from the Blacksburg police said he and Nicole were "acquainted prior to her disappearance" but did not say how.
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I have had a couple of subtle, cryptic phone calls from people who I don't know and wasn't acquainted with before.
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Because I wasn't directly acquainted with his celebrity, I watched with detachment, surprised at how subdued and self-aware he was.
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The technology is now being used to help employees get acquainted with a refresh of Microsoft's sprawling campus in Redmond, Washington.
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You might want to get acquainted with it — you'll be seeing its pieces in your friends' homes for years to come.
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They first became acquainted with Brown when she reached out to Smith for help on her capstone project, she tells Broadly.
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If indeed it took less than 313 minutes to strike a $231 billion deal, the pair must certainly be well-acquainted.
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If indeed it took less than 2157.77 minutes to strike a $222 billion deal, the pair must certainly be well-acquainted.
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For anyone well acquainted with Abrons, as many Realness-goers are, this proved a simple, effective way to reinvent familiar spaces.
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First, it will get you acquainted with the game engine, Unity, and provide you with an introduction to the C# language.
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Gobi also manages investments on behalf of Alibaba, and that might have been one route to how the two became acquainted.
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If you're not familiar with model Jasmine Sanders — or Golden Barbie as she's known on Instagram — it's time to get acquainted.
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Getting acquainted with, let alone settling into a regular practice of, Wiccan or Pagan beliefs is a lengthy, highly personal process.
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By now, you've probably had some time to play around with iOS 10 and get acquainted with all the new features.
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Apple watchers are well acquainted with the Cupertino technology giant's "tick-tock" cadence of introducing major smartphone upgrades every other year.
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The golfing world is already acquainted with DeChambeau, who made waves in amateur golf after a stellar junior and collegiate career.
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But while Burton is well acquainted with the power of the written word, he was newbie when it came to podcasting.
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But, Lena is talking about a different period of Supreme and New York streetwear —one that we're both better acquainted with.
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It seems like the Insta-models are only now becoming acquainted with the ease, inherent cool, and durability of the kicks.
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Days after we became acquainted with Barbie's new (and overdue!) body types, there's yet another sorely needed Barbie on the block.
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Despite taking place in a universe millions of fans are acquainted with, "Mandalorian" doesn't spend enough time explaining its own world.
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So I got well acquainted with the "lesbian" libraries of several different porn sites that let you watch videos for free.
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As athletes rack up medals, journalists become more acquainted with the more intimate parts of their biographies, including their sexual orientations.
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Scandalous talk shows were my escape, and it was there that I first became acquainted with a certain type of woman.
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Andreessen Horowitz first became acquainted with Haun last summer when she joined the board of Coinbase, an Andreessen Horowitz portfolio company.
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They'll also have time to talk on a more personal level Abe "is well-acquainted" with Trump's priorities: Jobs, jobs, jobs.
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A disciple of method acting, Wilder made his Broadway debut in 1961, and soon became acquainted with writer-director Mel Brooks.
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Mr. Kaplan is known as a friend of Ms. Sandberg's, with the two having gotten acquainted at Harvard, which both attended.
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The greater opportunities to become acquainted with world class faculty weigh heavily in favor of Cal and UCLA as first choices.
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I was acquainted with him from a three-year project with a previous employer on which I was the project manager.
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Now is a good time to get acquainted with 802.11ad, the firehose of Wi-Fi, and 802.11ax (the sprinkler) — and 5G.
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Start getting yourself acquainted with 2695's distinct flavor and color and feel by sampling what the shops have to offer.
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Still, unless you're already acquainted with the masterworks of Hildegard, you're unlikely to appreciate Ms. McLean's splintering riffs on the original.
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GET ACQUAINTED with your academic adviser from the start, as he or she is your lifeline for anything at the institution.
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But they are cashmere, and anyone acquainted with babies' bottoms can confirm that these absurdly priced hoodies are, in fact, softer.
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I felt perfectly comfortable and at home; It was a feeling I'd become well acquainted with during my stay in Omaha.
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Arroyo was "acquainted with the family" and her mother allowed her to live with them, Geary said, the Providence Journal reports.
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The Money Issue About three years ago, like millions of other Instagram users, I became acquainted with an app called Wish.
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Like others acquainted with the grief of cancer, I kvetch mightily about the need for better prevention, detection and treatment tools.
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For example, the first email she sends in the morning is typically introducing two people who she thinks should be acquainted.
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Doherty, author of The Rise of the President's Permanent Campaign, is well acquainted with the phenomenon of the never-ending campaign.
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"Let's say I was acquainted with a lot of different ladies at that time of my life," the smarmy Nick avers.
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So this is as good a time as any to get acquainted with the powerful new gene editing technology known as CRISPR.
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Longer-time Florida businesses are well acquainted with hurricane prep and can plan accordingly, but new businesses can benefit from their wisdom.
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But with the reboot on the horizon, and Lambert's original available on Hulu, I decided to get acquainted with the Creed family.
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Mr. Kowalski, who has spent months drumming up support across the country for opportunity zones, is well acquainted with the Milken Institute.
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What I Love 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The staff at California New York Express Movers are well acquainted with Megan Hilty.
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ET Two co-workers agree to a loveless marriage of convenience, but as they become acquainted, an unrealized chemistry grows between them.
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Since Kwan is so intimately acquainted with the super-rich of Singapore, he could render characters and landscapes with accuracy and authority.
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Suited for beginners, this professional-led masterclass will get you acquainted with today's top programming languages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python.
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The pair have reportedly been acquainted since 2015, when Chesky was named a Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurshiop, a company statement read.
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If you're the kind of person who sets four alarms each night, then you're likely already very well acquainted with dry shampoo.
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McKenna (Liana Liberato)Who She Is: Even before the recent string of deaths among her friends, McKenna was well acquainted with grief.
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The world is just becoming acquainted with Polly, a baby goat that lives at the New Jersey animal rescue Goats of Anarchy.
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Once we've acquainted ourselves with ... well, ourselves (as well as the fundamentals of markets and investing), it's time to build our portfolio.
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Eager to get me acquainted with the country's history, he normally answered nearly every message I wrote to him within the hour.
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During a scene in which the two played tennis together, Luann all but admitted they were still getting acquainted with one another.
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He and Mr. Neumann became acquainted in 2110 in India, during a gathering of start-up luminaries with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Readers acquainted with Bulgakov's work will recognize the memorable tropes: a burning manuscript, a delirium tremens diagnosis, linden trees at Patriarch's Ponds.
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Mostly we're getting acquainted with members of the Squad and, in several of the movie's best scenes, glimpse their thwarted human component.
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Hossein, who was thirty-five, had the deeply lined face of a man well acquainted with long nights of coffee and cigarettes.
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Take nine-minutes out of your day to listen to the Crazy Horse-like "Crying Wand" and get acquainted with Milk Music.
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But they also happen to be all-around rad beauty insiders, making this the perfect time to become better acquainted with them.
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After ascertaining that Harena understands Italian, she tells her that she is acquainted with Harena's father, and that Harena much resembles him.
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This was how Jim Leonard, a former demoscener who went by the handle "Trixter," first became acquainted with demo culture in 2000.
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It was a long shot and ultimately unsuccessful, but in the process, he became acquainted with the workings of Washington's Democratic establishment.
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Check out the video below and go get acquainted with the whole of O.K. on Soundcloud where you can name your price.
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After Ms. Grossman moved to Los Angeles in 2009, the couple became acquainted with each other through the Los Angeles art scene.
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Netflix's Morris selection is pretty good—after getting acquainted, check out Tabloid, Gates of Heaven, Vernon, Florida, and Wormwood, in that order.
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It's actually Trump who has made stunning compromises — holding a get-acquainted summit with Kim without any prospect of near-term denuclearization.
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We obliged, but learning the language was not high on our agenda; we were keener on getting acquainted with the Scandinavian girls.
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He can't really answer the question, because he's barely acquainted with his own motives; he was hired by Murdoch only to react.
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"They are among best scientists with whom I've ever been acquainted," said Harvard scientist Stuart Schreiber, a world leader in chemical biology.
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For tech companies, those are people who are newly acquainted with technology and are connecting to the internet for the first time.
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Those who follow pop culture are likely well-acquainted with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's uber-minimalist homebase in Hidden Hills, California.
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Bia has deep connections at Delilah -- the backdrop for Kylie's 21st -- and other L.A. clubs, so the two have become well acquainted.
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In each course, you'll get acquainted with how the program works and how you can leverage the tools to reach peak productivity.
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Save time to become acquainted with Maximo, a beast of a crocodile from Australia who is nearly 16 feet and 1,18883 pounds.
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Someone better acquainted with Vancouver's geography and the picture's orientation would know whether the long shadows are pointing toward evening or morning.
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It's a nice little gem for all you Headrest heads out there, and a deceptively infectious standalone tune for those less acquainted.
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There aren't many reasons to become acquainted with the day-to-day lives of unimportant NPCs, so these routines are easy to miss.
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As seen in her Instagram post above, Costello took this zoo visit as an occasion to become more intimately acquainted with the animals.
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"The people's theory of the case is that Culhane and the victim in this matter first became acquainted through her employment," Carson says.
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Which is why it's time to get acquainted with the Great Other, the force opposite the Lord of Light in the R'hllor religion.
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Devine told SheKnows that the seconds-long Workaholics kissing scene took like 50 takes, so the two quickly became acquainted with one another.
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But forget those indecisive couples who can't agree on what to eat for dinner — intimately acquainted strangers apparently have it all figured out.
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I'm a millennial woman, so I've become well-acquainted with the buzzy zeitgeist-y terms that campaigns like Take Back the Beach trumpet.
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That's why I've been a quiet champion for the glossy that Hef built ever since I became more acquainted with it in college.
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There, she grew acquainted with the works of artists such as Jean Dubuffet and Joan Miró, both of whom influenced her artistic vocabulary.
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It turns out to be a human she is well acquainted with, and reveals who this special guy is at the very end.
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Using the stores you already know and love as a starting point, we've rounded up 15 indie labels you should get acquainted with.
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You'll get acquainted with all the terms you once scratched your head just reading about: PPC, CPC, SEO, A/B testing, and more.
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But part of doing it well when push comes to shove is first giving yourself time to acquainted with how you think. 2.
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Gilkes is also one of Harry's closest friends so Nonoo would have undoubtedly become well acquainted with Harry during her marriage to Gilkes.
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After 10 years on the air, the Kardashian family is very well-acquainted with the heaps of nonsense that gets thrown their way.
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Gilkes is also one of Harry's closest friends, so Nonoo would have undoubtedly become well acquainted with Harry during her marriage to Gilkes.
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And became acquainted on the trip with someone who was connected to the People&aposs Republic of China&aposs Ministry of State Security.
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Become acquainted with the functionality of each festival's official app before you get there and use it to create your schedule in advance.
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After becoming acquainted with the limits, or the limitlessness, of his body in relation to sexual partners, the humor isn't as readily apparent.
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There, he became acquainted with people under similarly grim circumstances—when they were in the grips of a medical emergency, or near death.
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As one of the few female performers to emerge from the UK punk scene, Siouxsie was already well-acquainted with being an underdog.
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This course will get you acquainted with the tool so you can use it to manage projects of any size quickly and efficiently.
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Whether you're a longtime fan or a new convert just getting acquainted with Gabriel's work, here are five things you should know: 1.
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It only took about 15 minutes until I felt completely comfortable with the new mechanics (and getting acquainted with 2D Metroid in general).
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He first became acquainted with Hillary Clinton in the 1970s, when she worked alongside Vilsack's brother-in-law on a congressional Watergate committee.
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After getting acquainted with my surroundings I raised my hand holding the controller, pointed next to the car, clicked the button, and poof!
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We're all acquainted with the idea of the loaded question: One so full of presuppositions that the unlucky responder doesn't stand a chance.
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He went to the islands once, to get better acquainted with his heritage, and was enthralled with the country's fixation with his sport.
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For those acquainted with the Met's collections, moving around this playhouse offers the particularly fun challenge of identifying as many objects as possible.
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As a veteran of Afghanistan and now a company commander in the National Guard, I am well acquainted with the impermanence of life.
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I recently got acquainted with several friendly city residents I wouldn't have anticipated encountering off a Queens parkway: eight goats and two alpacas.
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Theatergoers acquainted with Albee's play (and the byzantine mazes of academic theory) will savor this production's dizzy echo chamber of words and visuals.
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"The fact that I had to speak a language I was not acquainted with was crucial," she wrote of her time in Spain.
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But as I went through and started the delivery process and became acquainted with the names of everyone, I could see their name.
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The episode pushed importers and shipping lines to diversify their points of entry and better acquainted them with the efficiencies of Savannah's port.
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But if you want to see it yourself, it's probably not a bad idea to get acquainted with the map ahead of time.
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You'll start your deep dive by getting acquainted with the basic syntax of the language, exploring concepts like looping, switching, and data types.
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In German there are two words for knowing: "wissen," which is associated with wisdom and learning, and "kennen," which is like being acquainted.
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Prior to seeing this show, I wasn't well-acquainted with Wojnarowicz's sculpture or paintings, and these works challenged my mental image of him.
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From their first meeting to their appearances together on Parks & Rec, this timeline will get you acquainted with this ridiculously wonderful pair's love story.
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He had been alerted to Cruz&aposs presence by another monitor, Andrew Medina, both of whom were well-acquainted with the troubled former student.
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Early on in their investigation, detectives revealed Nalani's father had become romantically acquainted with Nancy in the months before the toddler's abduction and death.
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You already know the (actually not so complicated) name Saoirse Ronan, but it's time to get acquainted with a new rising star: Billy Howle.
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That's where Musashi takes the group, and Maeve suggests a sit down so they can get better acquainted before they go on their way.
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It's important to keep bears as far from people as possible so they don't get acquainted to interactions, and lose their fear of humans.
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Chances are, you're already well acquainted with the cult classics that sell out season after season — but that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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The sixth season of Fox's make-me-a-pop-superstar/talent-show juggernaut had acquainted millions of Americans with a contestant named Sanjaya Malakar.
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The latter believed that more time is necessary for members to become acquainted with their responsibilities, as well as the complexities of content governance.
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The method assumes a carefully cultivated list of supporters, well acquainted with what is expected of them when they show up at their precincts.
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In September, Shayk and Campano were seen spending many outings together, even getting well acquainted with another female in Cooper's life, rescue dog Charlotte.
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After several months of getting well-acquainted with several bowls of peroxide, the business mogul might have reached her limit with the icy upkeep.
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The baby boy has already become acquainted with a few of his dad's other celebrity pals like Jimmy Fallon, Padma Lakshmi and Anderson Cooper.
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Whether you're already well-acquainted with these deeper hues or are looking to dip your toes into this trend pool, we've got you covered.
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I'm acquainted with anti-Trump Republicans who have purged the billionaire from their discourse with Trump-acquiescent Republicans, simply so they can press on.
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When the leaders of the Republican Party first acquainted themselves with Trump's rhetoric and character a few years ago, many of them were appalled.
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He now sells about 33 pounds of cheese a day, and he hopes to do better as more Chinese become acquainted with the stuff.
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Anyone acquainted with Mr. Ridley's plays, which include the apocalyptic shocker "Mercury Fur," understands that bad things happen to good people in his world.
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He is (full disclosure) personally acquainted with many present and former senior Turkish officials, but has not, as yet, discussed recent events with them.
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Click on get acquainted (and shop!) the look before it's everywhere, and remember: You have months to come around to the puffy-shouldered concept.
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He said that their vote had not necessarily been for the most attractive party but for the one with which they were least acquainted.
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You may be acquainted with this particular style; it's already been spotted on the likes of Gigi Hadid, Whitney Port, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
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If you're not familiar with Gosha Rubchinskiy, it's time to get acquainted — because he's arguably one of the most influential figures in fashion today.
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It even got permission for the nomination from Yankovic and his longtime manager, Jay Levey, whom Rossi had become acquainted with over the years.
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"I will not mislead myself or anyone else and pretend that I have not been acquainted with attentive, original and thrilling men," she comments.
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To get acquainted with my new colleagues and newsroom rhythms, the National editor, Marc Lacey, asked me to spend some time in New York.
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She was by then well acquainted with the first generation of Abstract Expressionist painters, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning, and Kenzo Okada.
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But if the elevator gets stuck between the 15th and 16th floors for half an hour — well, then they may begin to get acquainted.
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Although you may not be able to shake hands with the creatures at this get-acquainted event, you can certainly touch some of them.
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Still, a sauce sitting under fish is not the same as one that has been cooked with fish so the flavors can get acquainted.
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She once explained the popularity of her music by noting that it drew on the heartache of Brazilians, a people well acquainted with hardship.
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Unseen and rarely heard, Ms. McMillion Sheldon, a West Virginia native intimately acquainted with victims of opioid abuse, paints faces on increasingly depressing statistics.
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While performing in Chicago, Mr. Nelson had become acquainted with David Schwimmer, the "Friends" alum and a founder of that city's Lookingglass Theatre Company.
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The associates, you can go to the second and third and fourth and fifth rings of Saturn, Andrew, and I'm not acquainted with it.
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But he soon starts to boast that he's personally acquainted with one of the 291 individuals who collectively possess half of the world's wealth.
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When they returned there for the 20033 season, they found that almost all the bears they had become acquainted with were gone, presumably slaughtered.
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By the time the surviving soldier reaches the beach, you are already closely acquainted with his heavy breathing, wild fumbling and clumsy, chaotic running.
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Trump went so far as to suggest that he was barely acquainted with Bannon before August 2016, when Bannon joined his presidential campaign. Wrong.
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Intrigued by its business model, Cutler said he first became acquainted with StockX in its infant days and got connected with Luber via LinkedIn.
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I don't think he is a person who is deeply acquainted with the Bible and he's not known to set attendance records at church.
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Guo and Song became acquainted in 2009, but only reconnected when Guo suddenly reached out to Song six years later, according to the reports.
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" Few who heard Europe's music were acquainted with the dance music then brewing in New Orleans, which some regarded as "ragtime played by ear.
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But in the books, Dany is a point-of-view character, so readers are well-acquainted with the way she thinks about the world.
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In this course, you'll get acquainted with typography principles in digital and print media, explore different font classifications, and learn typography's effect on the masses.
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You'll get acquainted with shapes and lines, create a custom logo, learn how to mask images, and even make your own wallpaper using repeating patterns.
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There were lots of homeless shelters by the bus stop where I transferred, so I became acquainted with some of the women I'd see everyday.
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Law is acquainted with the church as the star of HBO's The Young Pope, which will return for a second season as The New Pope.
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One such way is crop rotation, a practice that many conventional farmers are not acquainted with and one that Luis and Dorita sought to foment.
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So in addition to the typical nebbiolo in Piedmont's Barolos, you may become acquainted with a blend of nebbiolo and vespolina in Le Piane Boca.
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Moore and Gebhardt were just a year or two older than the victim, and Heather Coggins says she believes her uncle was acquainted with them.
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By the time Justice League hits theaters, audiences should be well acquainted with Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, thanks to her solo film, out this summer.
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Choi, the friend who is believed to have been acquainted with the president since the 1970s, has been charged with abuse of power and fraud.
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Loni and I are both trying very hard to get acquainted and to like each other without too many explosions and broadsides from the press.
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You'll start with getting acquainted with the basic functions of the platform and then move on to familiarizing yourself with its advanced functions and tools.
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From youth he was very well-acquainted with death — and I feel like he lived his life with this reckless abandon and this unending desire.
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Guo first became acquainted with Greylock through Aneel Bhusri, then a partner at Greylock and the co-founder and CEO of the software giant Workday.
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For while I only recently became a father, medical training has made me much better acquainted with those at the opposite end of the spectrum.
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In New York, an Army captain who was acquainted with the assistant managing editor, Turner Catledge, showed up at the newspaper's headquarters off Times Square.
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From blogging and copywriting to email and SEO, it covers the fundamentals that you need to be acquainted with, including proper techniques and vital strategies.
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Jaguar's infotainment system is also a tad frustrating, but I'm becoming more acquainted with it the more time I spend in Jaguar/Land Rover vehicles.
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The newspaper said Erickson has been acquainted for years with the former assistant of Alexander Torshin, who is a prominent member of Putin's political party.
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That might seem like a threat to BMW's business of selling cars, but Mr. Banfield described it as more of a get-acquainted marketing approach.
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Wale and Thomas became acquainted with one another at a nightclub in Atlanta while she was on spring break during her sophomore year of College.
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As former training partners at American Top Team, the two fighters were well acquainted with one another before they stepped onto the canvas in Atlanta.
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City officials are also working with advocacy groups to organize group bike rides that would help new cyclists become acquainted with routes and traffic rules.
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I get sprung off the flavors every time, even now that I'm fully acquainted with experienced the melange of essence profiles in a typical boil.
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BTW -- Evra came back and admitted he's not aware of things like oh, SALMONELLA which, if he isn't lucky, he'll be intimately acquainted with soon.
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Finally, for Mr. Manafort, it would require a measure of Mr. Trump's good faith that nobody acquainted with the president's track record could comfortably have.
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To explain how, we're going to have to travel back to 2007, when Amos first became acquainted with the bizarre world that is the sideshow.
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Rather than being a figurehead chairman, he was suddenly faced with having to save a company whose structures he had only just become acquainted with.
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Living in Toronto, I became well acquainted with the connotations of the words "immigrant" (hard luck, resourceful, ambitious) and "refugee" (resource-sucking, burdensome, maybe dangerous).
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Nikki R. Haley, the ambassador to the United Nations, put her longtime pollster on the payroll and has become better acquainted with New York financiers.
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Military professionals are well acquainted with the joint monoculture's order to not think on "space for space's sake," an explicit or implicit command for decades.
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Today, we'll decide if we keep going with this trial or if things wrap up and have the president acquainted before the weekend is over.
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He remains one of the great, diabolical thriller kings who seems intimately acquainted with darkness and can make it seep from the page or screen.
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No one knows why; theories include greater Bible reading (which would have kept Americans acquainted with older grammar) and immigrants who spoke subjunctive-filled languages.
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It was a get-acquainted opportunity with a candidate who is characterized by strong suits like doggedness and diligence, which are time-released by definition.
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Burns has become closely acquainted with debt, first by working as a debt collector and later facing bills related to her daughter&aposs medical condition.
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Austen herself is described as "an old maid (I beg her pardon – I mean a young lady) with whom mamma before her marriage was acquainted".
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These were outsiders, unknowns, even outcasts, and Thoreau acquainted himself with them, came to understand them and spent part of his life caring for them.
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Tip "To do any dive, you need to get acquainted with being upside down," says Greg Louganis, a four-time Olympic gold medalist in diving.
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We can fight in shorthand because we're so well acquainted with each other's grievances that we don't need to go through the whole argument anymore.
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Since he lived in my neighborhood, we got acquainted, and whenever I asked him a question he would discuss the answer with his tomcat Satchmo.
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While he spent most of his life in his hometown, he studied in Paris and became acquainted with painters including Henri Matisse and André Derain.
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After the two became acquainted, Euille said, Hodgkinson started asking about where to go for breakfast, for happy hours in the evening and for weekend activities.
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The Trumps and the queen were scheduled to spend about 30 minutes getting acquainted over tea inside the castle but the visit stretched past 45 minutes.
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And I'd rather they hide in plain sight so we are better acquainted with our enemies than pretend that taking away their microphones is a solution.
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What you're likely acquainted with are mere common grackles, but we do things big down here, and the great-tailed grackle is an entirely different beast.
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As a three-time managing director of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, Mr. Gupta was well acquainted with many of the world's most powerful corporate executives.
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He became acquainted with their schooling, their marriages, the day when they had done such and such a thing, their way of dreaming, their favourite drinks.
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Many of us are well acquainted with coffee's ability to get us moving in the morning, but it can also help you process things more quickly.
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"Based on the evidence collected to date, investigators have determined that Eisenhauer and Nicole were acquainted prior to her disappearance," the police said in a statement.
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Multiple people personally acquainted with both Rosenstein and Mueller described the two men as sharing the same strict approach to law enforcement and straight-laced style.
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Families are either unaware or ashamed of their progeny's careers; porn studios don't reply to requests for comment; former coworkers aren't well-acquainted with the deceased.
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The Russian Embassy issued a statement saying Russia had sought permission from US local officials to become "acquainted" with election procedures but had been turned down.
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It is not clear how Pavel first became acquainted with Roman, who introduced Pavel to the scheme and worked for its main ringleader, according to testimony.
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And if it's a writer or artist who you don't already know, this portal into their world is a lovely way to begin to get acquainted.
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International libertarian circles had acquainted Arthur with one of the figures who'd helped orchestrate Ethereum's coin offering, a South African expat in Switzerland named Johann Gevers.
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If you haven't seen the first season of Dark, you may want to stop reading here and catch up (or get acquainted with the Wikipedia page).
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"Based on the evidence collected to date, investigators have determined that Eisenhauer and Nicole were acquainted prior to her disappearance," police said in a Sunday statement.
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"I am not acquainted with any of Donald Trump's close associates, therefore no such conversation could have taken place," he said in an email to Reuters.
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We consulted doctors to get acquainted with the type of data they required for primary diagnosis of a patient, especially for common things like heart disease.
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In the almost two years that we've become obsessed acquainted with Rihanna's footwear designs for Puma, we've seen the sell-out creeper sneaker take many forms.
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"There are no reports of serious injuries ... I urge members of the public to remains calm, in Greece we are well acquainted with earthquakes," he said.
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Even though European Union regulators vetoed the deal in February 2012, Mr. Bednar became better acquainted with the Deutsche Börse team during the friendly merger talks.
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Here are some femme characters that I knew were absolutely queer (in my mind, at least) when I first became acquainted with them as a kid.
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Jones, who is well-acquainted with the sea as he runs the dolphin watching tour SeaMôr, said he wasn't entirely sure what had caused the octounion.
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While you may be familiar with the Dubai-based airline's lavish first- and business-class seats, you may be less acquainted with its Skywards loyalty program.
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She was almost uniquely positioned to supply such proof, and, as an attorney, she was intimately acquainted with the rules of evidence under Dutch criminal law.
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As it turns out, I don't loathe the version of myself I am now becoming acquainted with in the same way I hated my drunk self.
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Ahead, we've pulled some of our favorite layering looks from the year to get you better acquainted with what to do for the next couple months.
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Elle gets acquainted with Harvard while wearing a pink beret and matching pants with a chain belt, worn with a sparkly off-the-shoulder crop top.
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Looking back, Nadia says she wished she would have had some sort of orientation day when first getting acquainted with queer spaces and the gay community.
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As you might have already gathered from the snippet of game dialogue I shared up top, there's quite a cast of characters to get acquainted with.
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Ask Real Estate To avoid any confusion and ensure a swift exit, get acquainted with state law and be clear about the relationship from the outset.
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He also said some members of the F.D.A. were already acquainted with their new boss, who had joined them on the basketball court for weekly games.
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At some point during her travels, Rainey became acquainted with a young Bessie Smith, who was then performing as a chorus girl, and became Smith's mentor.
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There are many details that will register far more precisely to those acquainted with Indian culture: I recognized the physical motifs associated with Shiva and Krishna.
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It is fitting that Unamuno chose as Spain's hero her crazy uncle, Cervantes' fictional knight-errant who was himself well-acquainted with swift and devastating losses.
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Unless readers are acquainted with other books or reporting on this subject, they might also be forgiven for wondering if college students still have romantic relationships.
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"Part of the reason we fund city cohorts is that we're trying to encourage the cultural communities to get better acquainted and bond," Ms. Levin said.
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Social context is largely meant to be inferred, as if it is assumed we are already well acquainted with the history and implications of its title.
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Of the small number of people on Trump's 2016 campaign, Pence was much more closely acquainted with Kellyanne Conway, who had been Pence's pollster since 2009.
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For many children and young adults — even hardy Midwesterners well acquainted with harsh winters — this week was expected to bring the coldest weather of their lifetimes.
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Forty-one years into his marriage, George Shannon became better acquainted with a woman he once took for granted, and fell deeply in love with her.
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It was always a pleasure to encounter his warmth and humor, but it wasn't until his Wooster Gardens show that I became acquainted with his work.
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Meetings with senators are a standard part of the confirmation process, allowing lawmakers to get acquainted with nominees for a lifetime position on the Supreme Court.
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Frank Ocean is, probably more than most of us, well acquainted with the idea of facing down versions of reality other people have imagined for him.
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The DHS will be well acquainted with Kemp, given that the Republican accused the agency of hacking his office's systems, which include Georgia's voter registration database.
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In purely human terms, the groups got better acquainted when the NAACP's current president, Derrick Johnson, accompanied an LDS lawyer on a trip to Tanzania in 2010.
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A new type of investment fund could end up benefiting two groups that typically are not well-acquainted: people with large investment profits and low-income communities.
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But for those just getting acquainted with CBD oil, and for those who are looking to get some relief from their anxiety, where do you even begin?
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The Greek royal family - Princess Alice was married to Prince Andrew of Greece - had been acquainted with Cohen's late husband, Haimaki, a former member of Greece's parliament.
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"Unfortunately not," wrote the former adult film star, 44, on her Instagram Story in response to a fan who asked if the half siblings have become acquainted.
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There you are, living in your parent's house, eating their food, and getting acquainted with the lower reaches of Netflix as you work a three-month job.
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Part fashion show, part pup-social, the event got all the pups in one place and gave them a chance to become better acquainted with one another.
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But her latest large-scale installation, which is on view at the Javits Center in Manhattan, centers on one method the artist is well acquainted with: printmaking.
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But the reason he's so well-acquainted with the world of dedicated pop fandoms is because it's the entity in which he spends most of his time.
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Nicki Minaj experienced some technical difficulties getting acquainted with Snapchat a few weeks ago, but it looks like another celebrity is joining her social-media challenged ranks.
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So it's working it can be done and you know, so many people driving cars and people just getting more acquainted, just seeing what is the advantage.
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This virtual reality ride is so intense that the throw-up bags with which any sufferer of motion sickness is well acquainted are provided beside each seat.
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"I don't think this fight is really fundamentally about net neutrality," says Berin Szoka, founder of the libertarian advocacy group TechFreedom, who is well acquainted with Pai.
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Berliners got acquainted with Lode & Stijn's laidback yet upmarket style through pop-ups, from holding a decadent brunch at Silo to serving up wild boar at Schlachtfest.
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The Ultimate SQL Bootcamp contains nine courses and over 60 hours of instruction that will leave you intimately acquainted with SQL and other in-demand data skills.
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Last year, she moved to New York from Europe, so while she was first getting acquainted with NYC we were way more active and out a lot.
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Well, get acquainted with a virtual coach who'll suggest short, tailored workouts that you can do in the park, in the gym, or on your bedroom floor.
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After Verine and I got acquainted and we attached a Lego RPG, the 10-inch tall robot showed me his shooting skills (all triggered through app programming).
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While it's a daunting task to shed such a memorable and popular character, Hale is already well-acquainted with the idea of reinventing herself and starting fresh.
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But at least now Americans are better acquainted with her dangerous ideas for overhauling the country's public education system, and can begin strategizing how to thwart her.
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The Emily Post Institute, which carries on the work of the eponymous doyenne of etiquette, suggests skipping the hug altogether unless you are closely acquainted with someone.
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After becoming so well-acquainted with Allison Williams' insufferable character Marnie in Girls, seeing her portray the terrifying Rose Armitage in Jordan Peele's Get Out, was uncomfortable.
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They play cards and occasionally cast an apathetic glance in our direction, as if they're well-acquainted with this particular religion and all the quirks it entails.
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Mr. Lawton, his daughter and the woman were acquainted, and money was taken from the woman, Captain Hernandez said but the authorities did not provide a motive.
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A casual, get-acquainted summit meeting between Mr. Obama and Mr. Xi at the Sunnylands estate in California in June 2013 had failed to break the ice.
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It is an approach that she and Mr. Clinton are well acquainted with, dating to the 1990s when raising soft money for the national parties was legal.
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After decades of empty talk, we are all too acquainted with several viable solutions policy proposals that we know can effectively help prevent senseless tragedies like this.
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One can enjoy Lord Byron's poetry, for instance, without being acquainted with his revolutionary politics, which cost him much of his fortune and all of his life.
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Try these basics to get acquainted with Alexa in the kitchen: After you stick a pie or roast in the oven, ask Alexa to set a timer.
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They are not well acquainted, though he does know that there was a simmering tension between Lucinda and his wife, a subject tiptoed around during his visit.
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When Korn and Holtby traveled together in the summer of 2014 to Minnesota to work with an optometrist, it also gave them a chance to become acquainted.
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Daisy Ridley was rudely acquainted with the realities of the internet in a drama that played out in the comments section of a now-deleted Instagram post.
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Perhaps he can be required to spend a few Sundays having dinner with an African-American family to let his heart get acquainted with their basic humanity.
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We know the Kardashian-Jenner sisters aren't happy about the new romance -- but looks like they at least gave the couple the initial stage to get acquainted.
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He went on to become an art student in the sculpture department of the School of Fine Arts in Rennes, where he first became acquainted with Hains.
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You'll also be acquainted with other useful topics you will find handy on the job, like Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Google Charts, and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO).
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"I hope it's going to encourage people to look at this region more carefully and become better acquainted with it for a variety of reasons," he said.
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We've been well acquainted with both the glistening chicken leg and sunny-side up egg pillow for awhile now, but this circular onion option is worth mentioning.
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Now, for those not acquainted with the laws of a ski town, particularly a place like Telluride, there is one simple principle: When in doubt, go big.
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She just published her first book, Vibrate Higher Daily: Live Your Power, which is an excellent starting point for getting acquainted with all Delia has to offer.
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U.S.A. Trump is currently visiting French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris for France's Bastille Day celebrations in an effort for the two leaders to become further acquainted.
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Millions of moviegoers around the world became acquainted with Wakanda, the mythical African nation whose advanced society is hidden from the outside world behind a holographic camouflage.
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Mr. Blankfein said in an April television interview that his successor needed time to get better acquainted with parts of the company where he had never worked.
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He became acquainted with John Kennedy and his family when Kennedy, then a senator from Massachusetts, visited Wisconsin to compete in the presidential primary there in 1960.
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It happened that Mr. Levine was on vacation in Miami Beach, staying at the Fontainebleau Hotel, where he had become acquainted with the hotel's publicist, Robert Demme.
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The nearly 200-year-old Champagne house has had 50 years to get acquainted with its new-world digs and making the closest possible champagne to Champagne.
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Mental health professionals, police psychiatric response teams, and even city parks and recreation staff should all be acquainted with signs of hate-group radicalization and recruitment practices.
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In New York, he worked at a negligence-and-malpractice law firm for five years, until his fortunes turned when he became acquainted with the Shusterman family.
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Paradoxically, one of the strongest scenes happens early, when a newly acquainted Frank and Lola explore each other's bodies as the jeweled Vegas skyline glows behind them.
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A lively, casual gathering is the perfect setting for colleagues to get acquainted outside the office walls, let loose and feel a part of the brand family.
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"This is the first meeting, the first time the two presidents will get acquainted — this is the main thing about it," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday.
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To listen to Juliet is to get acquainted with the range of Chris, Malik, Leon, Tre'Von, and Terence's individual voices that bring texture to their sophomore project.
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"I didn't really get pop music at that age," writes Neil Gaiman in the preface, recalling how he randomly became acquainted with Bowie's songs at age 11.
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During his initial battle with the disease, Jarrod became acquainted with Challenge, a nonprofit dedicated to providing practical and personalized services to the families of cancer patients.
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Thanks to the success of Lin Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway musical, the American public is slowly becoming more acquainted with the story of Hamilton's astronomical rise to success.
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To get better acquainted with your menstrual cycle, you might consider using a period-tracking app to keep track of the length as well as any associated symptoms.
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If you're already acquainted with midi sundresses but haven't yet brought a long-sleeve version into your winter closet, be advised — they pair well with pretty much everything.
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All those ingredients need time to get acquainted, so give that bottle a good shake and store it someplace dark and cool for two weeks, give or take.
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Floridians are well-acquainted with the federal response to natural disaster and just recently have begun the rebuilding process in many areas in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.
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I spent a few bouts getting acquainted with its motion controls, while getting punched in the face by an ultra-buff mummy with fizzing purple balls for fists.
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It's not just an effort to get people more acquainted with using the services, but in doing so, it will help grease the wheels of KaiOS's business model.
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Watch the video above to see Mulgrew and her mini-admirer get acquainted, make "a bread, cucumber, pasta, green grass cake," and mingle with fellow costar Taylor Schilling.
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You'll have to focus on building up an assortment of stones, getting acquainted with their properties in general, and then seeing how they affect your life, in particular.
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When my heathen family immigrated to the United States with neither religion nor an appetite for the gift-giving, the weirdest thing to get acquainted with was Christmas.
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Now's the time to get acquainted with the brand if you're not already, because it's currently having a massive online warehouse sale that runs through Wednesday, February 28.
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After all, the more often you have sex with someone, the better acquainted you become with their body, their turn-ons, their erogenous zones, their fantasies, and more.
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Both of them had come out of virtual production in the entertainment industry, so were well acquainted with what real-time engines like Unreal and Unity could accomplish.
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The mainstream world became acquainted with Amanda Nunes after she knocked out Ronda Rousey in the first round, but that was far from the beginning of her story.
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Singapore said there was no indication of a group connection between the eight men recently detained and those arrested last year, although some of them were personally acquainted.
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It's also a place to get acquainted with the evolving work of women artists at different stages of their careers (including Elisheva Biernoff, Zilia Sánchez, and Kay WalkingStick).
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Before mating season begins in March, toothy lotharios embark on amorous quests to get acquainted with the females in their territory, said Penn State biology professor Stam Zervanos.
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And although many people had become re-acquainted with Apple thanks to the iPod, the resurgence of Mac popularity only helped make the product that much more desirable.
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In less than a week, TechCrunch is packing up and flying to Seoul, South Korea to get acquainted with one of the world's biggest and brightest tech scenes.
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During my time on HMS Lancaster during the late 1990s, I became acquainted with a marvellously vocal African grey parrot called Jenny who lived in the officers' mess.
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The Amazon S3 service makes sure that you can retrieve and store any amount of data, and this course will get you acquainted with how it all works.
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It was at one such leaden gathering that we met a handsome, charming Russian who spoke excellent, if heavily accented, English and seemed eager to become better acquainted.
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After 45 days of basics, he was accepted into sniper training, spending six months becoming acquainted with the specialization under Iraqi and Italian trainers in Baghdad and Fallujah.
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In September, Jameson opened up about the fact that Batel hasn't met her brothers, writing "Unfortunately not" when a fan asked if the half siblings have become acquainted.
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Regardless of the food she grew up with, she is acquainted with a wide array of global flavors, from fish sauce and tahini to pomegranate molasses and miso.
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We grow acquainted with her friend Ashley Makar, whom Hopper met at Yale Divinity School and who, over the years, has become a writerly collaborator and beloved friend.
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The banking industry originated PIN in 6900 for use at ATMs and is well acquainted with its strengths and weaknesses, including the serious consequences it has when compromised.
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They began by getting better acquainted with the sex lives of other animals, poring through obscure old journals to gather information on species ranging from aardvarks to koalas.
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With these questions in mind, we set out on a mission to get acquainted with the women responsible for shaking up the beauty sphere on a global level.
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When he's not facing down a microphone or noodling away in the rehearsal space, Willetts maintains quite an active Twitter presence, which is how we first became acquainted.
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Like a young Harry Potter facing the Mirror of Erised, Bran wants to stay and get better acquainted with his father's past, but the raven won't have it.
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You could watch the film without being acquainted with its predecessors, but if you have some idea of what they contain your over-all experience will be enriched.
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She got the role and the two became acquainted with each other over meetings for tea at Fouquet's, a see-and-be-seen restaurant on the Champs-Élysées.
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They even had to clean up after the couple's dog, Sophie: Aides also grew acquainted with the couple's dog, who often came to the office with the Garretts.
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Instead of getting acquainted with our surroundings, we hurried to grab lunch in the main dining room so that we could head out for an afternoon of sightseeing.
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The story he tells grows exponentially more complicated with the emergence of another look-alike, David Kellman, and — just like that, these newly acquainted twins are now triplets.
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But if you are acquainted Hunter's work, nearly all of it set in Idaho, you will know that almost no one gets out, not for long, not alive.
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Although it is ideal to draw on reporters' expertise to inform my column, it is not always possible, so I have become intimately acquainted with the Times archives.
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Students who have experience with this type of coding will find it familiar and a breeze, while teachers and parents may need to spend some time getting acquainted.
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I'm well acquainted with the nuisances of modern-day air travel: I don't enjoy claustrophobic planes, delays, noisy airports or wasteful security practices any more than you do.
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So I reached out to 20 business leaders from a variety of industries whom I have become acquainted with over the years in my role as a professor.
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It was only after the King of Retired Amusements arrived to take final ownership of the boardwalk that the boy was acquainted with the details of his lineage.
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He's intimately acquainted with Federal Reserve operations and policy issues, so I think these criticisms are very unfair," Kudlow told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union.
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"As a devout pirate, I think that copyright should be abolished" Later I became acquainted with the works of Robert K. Merton, the founder of sociology of science.
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Whether their 1-year-old daughter, Callan, will be with them or with her grandparents has yet to be determined, but she's already well acquainted with Mom's new album.
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In an interview with Buzzfeed News published on Sunday night, Anthony Rapp claimed that he and Spacey were both working on Broadway in 1986 when they first became acquainted.
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The 94-year-old dog lover and his new service dog — a yellow Labrador retriever named Sully — got acquainted Monday at the Bush compound on the coast in Maine.
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We may think of boundaries only in terms of our intimate relationships, but they can be beneficial to have with the many different types of people we're acquainted with.
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According to a handout given to reporters, McClure and D'Amico are a couple who became "acquainted" with Bobbitt about a month prior to the launch of the crowdfunding campaign.
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She says it benefits Microsoft in the long term, as these startups are able to get acquainted with Microsoft's cloud and services early on and eventually become larger customers.
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Don't obsess: If taking a consistent look at your spending is new to you, becoming better acquainted with your spending habits might be a little anxiety inducing at first.
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You get bored easily, so when you're not traveling abroad, you love exploring your own neighborhood, getting acquainted with all the small or unusual spots others might not know.
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In 2010, two minimally-acquainted academics — both women and today, well-known scholars — wrote blog posts just one day apart, analyzing the growing centrality of Facebook in users' networks.
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" —laurenr49bc93530 "My husband and I moved to Georgia but didn't know the area well, so we rented a house for a month until we got acquainted with the city.
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Let's just say Issa's best friend isn't the only "molly" at the pool, and the whole crew (minus pregnant Tiffany) gets really acquainted with her when they take MDMA.
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Once you get past the thoughts of "there's no way it can do this," you can get acquainted with one of the best performance coupes on the market today.
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On Monday night, Johnson allegedly revealed to investigators that "he killed Bradley, with whom he was acquainted, and her daughter," according to a police press release obtained by PEOPLE.
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According to UPI, in the town of Churchill, Manitoba, where hundreds of polar bears migrate, one of the beautiful snow beasts was caught getting acquainted with a resident's dog.
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Beyond feeling and looking better, I became acquainted with how the human body functions, how it adapts to stress, and the speed at which that adaptation can take place.
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He visited relatives a few years ago, overseas, and became acquainted on the trip with someone who it turns out was connected to China&aposs ministry of state security.
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However, when their friend and roommate Karl (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) comes over, the jig is up: It's revealed that the just-acquainted pair are actually a longtime couple.
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Preston, however, advises that artists first purchase a 20mL artist sample to experiment with Singularity Black and get acquainted with the prescribed coating techniques and its required treatment process.
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Anyone who has ever been a caregiver for an aging loved one is well acquainted with the anxieties that accompany such a role: Is Nana safe while home alone?
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It's unclear it Gary's on the vacation too, or if Christina and his daughter are just friends ... but there's nothing like a little family trip to get well-acquainted.
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It's fair to say that anyone not intimately acquainted with the inner workings of the beauty world might have a bit of a hard time understanding how pricing works.
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There are usually multiple Mission Stories per target, so as you play through Hitman 2's most scripted assassinations, you're also getting acquainted with the totality of each environment.
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For one, it's a way to get people acquainted with Microsoft's suite of iOS apps — it has a lot of them at this point, and many are quite good.
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According to court documents, the girl's mother said she had gone to the house of a friend, whom she had become acquainted with in jail, to spend Easter weekend.
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Although it's not clear whether the two met only in passing or were much better acquainted, we see this encounter in a scene in The Assassination of Gianni Versace.
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While longtime users are well-acquainted with the app's swipe-based interface and other quirks, it could be difficult for newcomers (and, let's be honest, older users) to grasp.
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Even Daniel — well acquainted with his own capacity for violence thanks to his history as a torturer during the Salvadoran civil war — is beginning to crack under the trauma.
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George and Vasilia Vastardis own Limani, which can usually be found bustling with diners who all seem to be well acquainted with both the menu and the friendly waiters.
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At the start of "The Trespasser," they have been acquainted for eight months and partnered for only four, but they're feeling each other out and the process is working.
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We're not very well-acquainted with the scenes in Japan or in Europe, but we do sometimes feel we've been better accepted as a band overseas than in Japan.
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The more you use it, the more its algorithm becomes acquainted with how you process duplicates, and before you know it, it will start doing the work for you.
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On top of the basics, you'll get acquainted with various security techniques, generating databases, and building embedded systems to be used in devices like smart TVs and WiFi routers.
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Nudie is intimately acquainted with its entire supply chain — 69% of Nudie jeans are made in Italy, and the brand is implementing a living wage at its Indian manufacturer.
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The friendly giant is well acquainted with loneliness and grief, conditions whose sources are hinted at in ways that may mercifully elude the understanding of the very youngest viewers.
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Mr. Obama began paving the way to the HFC deal at a 27 get-acquainted meeting with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, at the Sunnylands golf estate in California.
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When you first boot up Slack, Slackbot asks you about yourself, automatically fills out your profile, and gets you acquainted with the game world — in this case, enterprise messaging.
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Several months ago, I was lingering over dessert at a restaurant where I am slightly acquainted with the chef, who came out of a quieting kitchen to join me.
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Most children are acquainted with "the itsy-bitsy spider" of nursery rhyme, but if they'd like to meet bigger and bushier varieties, this Bronx public garden is the place.
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Why it matters: Airbnb, long-acquainted with tensions around home-sharing and short-term rentals, is now stepping into the latest housing controversy in its hometown of San Francisco.
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That was when he became acquainted with Mr. McInnes, who reached out to tell him that a Proud Boy in Berkeley had created a fund to pay his bail.
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And while I was there I became acquainted with this religion of Islam from a land in which it is practiced ... I really just fell in love with it.
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Since these two are just getting acquainted, Alex didn't seem completely enthusiastic to have plush-Alex invade his personal space, but we're sure they'll be inseparable in no time.
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It's good to be conversing again, and since you and our readers are now acquainted, I don't need to mention that you're a senior writer at The Weekly Standard.
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But what started as a get-acquainted visit quickly turned into more of a counseling session, as the students expressed fears about coming to the United States this fall.
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Police, prosecutors, and judges not only have years of specialized training in criminal justice, but are better acquainted with the needs and character of the communities they work in.
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The Aces took on the Washington Mystics at the Mandalay Bay Events Center ... and to get acquainted with each other, the Lakers made a date night out of it.
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I say something weird about how I'm "just getting acquainted" with my bear, I've only had him for one week, I don't know if I need $220 that badly.
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In the car on the way to the river, Hannah — well acquainted with my fragile emotions on the subject — asked how I was doing in regard to the falling-out.
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" Celebrity: Ariana GrandeWhile speaking to Complex, Ariana Grande—who is also well acquainted with demons—became another celebrity to offer that irrefutable alien logic: "Of course [I believe in aliens].
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Two days later he is suspected of killing a man with South American roots he seems to have been acquainted with and leaving the body in a playground in Zurich.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 21942, Isamu Noguchi was living in Los Angeles, sculpting portrait busts for Hollywood stars while getting increasingly acquainted with the rich and famous.
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There are lots of jokes about the bizarreness of becoming someone else, including an uproariously funny scene in which the queen-bee player gets acquainted with her new male anatomy.
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Vox and his colleagues had become well-acquainted with crowdfunding sites like GoFundMe in recent years, since many patients are often forced to supplement their expensive medical care with donations.
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And while many CrossCheck journalists are still getting acquainted with the programs, he's confident that they'll be savvy users by the time election season reaches its peak intensity in January.
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When Mnuchin emerged during the 2016 campaign as a major Trump bundler, it struck many people acquainted with his record as a banal Wall Street free marketer as somewhat bizarre.
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It took me a while to fully get acquainted with them, but in the past nine months, I've stuck to a routine that has significantly reduced the occurrence of attacks.
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Traveling at up to 2000 miles per hour doesn't seem like much until you rapidly become acquainted with an unmoving object — say, a street sign, a wall, or the ground.
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The native of Chicago was not acquainted with either Prince Harry or Markle, but was recommended for their wedding by Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, according to the Telegraph.
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C.J. Anderson Introduced Himself to America We've been acquainted with C.J. for a bit, mostly through of his rise in fantasy football in 2014 and his subsequent cratering in 2015.
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"Once they met and got acquainted with one another ... I think there was just such a level of engagement and exchange, neither one of them wanted to stop," Tillerson said.
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Carey, who recently ended her engagement to James Packer, is deeply acquainted with the drama of love as it ebbs and flows, so she sings about it soulfully and truthfully.
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She has been encouraged to become acquainted with all kinds of casting agents but not to bother with the ones who work on period pieces like Reign or Murdoch Mysteries.
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There will be road closures along the march route and the surrounding areas, so be sure to find the closest bus to you or get acquainted with the D.C. metro.
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I became acquainted with Sylvanian Families recently when I stumbled across their Twitter feed, which is about as relentlessly chirpy as Kermit the Frog or a pre-prison Martha Stewart.
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Ms. Pelosi, the Democratic leader from California, is acquainted with Mr. Pence from his days in the House, where he was something of a rebel before joining the Republican leadership.
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Nor will Ethan and Olivia be strangers forever, and Ms. Rackley and Mr. Ball generate plenty of onstage chemistry as Ethan and Olivia get better acquainted (to put it mildly).
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When first entering campus, we met a group of six evangelical Mapúa students, allies who showed us around and helped us get acquainted with both the campus and the city.
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Jean-Dominique Senard, named chairman of the French automaker last month, will visit Nissan's headquarters in Yokohama to meet the company's executives and become better acquainted with its Japanese partner.
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When people saw something strange, then they would assume it, like the fireball they saw on a prime-time special, was just a terrestrial phenomenon they weren't yet acquainted with.
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Don't get thrown off by the term "erectile tissue" — that applies to both the penis and clitoris, which is far larger than just the exterior nub we're all acquainted with.
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"British Algae" has its place in the history of photography and book publishing, but these resonant cyanotypes are also artifacts from a time when science and art were better acquainted.
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Getting acquainted with credit from a young age can also make it less daunting to manage credit cards in the future and instill good spending habits from the get-go.
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Her abilities, aside from being a precise and skilled flyer, include knowing hand-to-hand combat, understanding 20123 languages, and being well-acquainted with almost every single kind of weapon.
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Well-Read Black Girl If you're a bibliophile like we are, then you're well-acquainted with Glory Edim, the powerhouse behind the Oprah co-signed book club for Black women.
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There's no need to establish name recognition or attempt to differentiate himself from the 19 other candidates — the party is already well-acquainted with him, for better and for worse.
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But as important as white papers or think tank symposia might be, those conversations are limited to the same, familiar Beltway voices who are already acquainted with our infrastructure problem.
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"As soon as we got to point two, which was about being acquainted [with Unsworth], we decided," Carl Shusterman, one of the eight members of the jury, told Buzzfeed News.
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Amid the bustle at Kennedy International Airport on Sunday, a group of recently acquainted New Yorkers packed up boxes of office supplies, snapped a group photograph and said their goodbyes.
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Which also means it was only a matter of time before Bollywood, recently acquainted to the power of real-life stories, decided to turn Muruganantham's tale into another weekend blockbuster.
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From the beginning you will also become acquainted with several other, seemingly irrelevant characters, the last previous tenants of this farmhouse: a father, a mother and their adopted Nigerian son.
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"I think this type of work should try to address a very large public who perhaps are not well acquainted with the art world," de Commarque tells The Creators Project.
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We gradually become acquainted with Gómez and his country through Forché's eyes, as she starts off knowing almost nothing, then learns a little bit, and then a little bit more.
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However, it was during the years he spent living and working in Detroit, from 1937 to 1953, that he became acquainted with a creative cohort that would define his future.
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One of his assistants, acquainted with the boys since their childhood, persuasively made the case for allowing them to approximate the unrestrained style of play associated with Amateur Athletic Union teams.
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"This is the first meeting, the first time the two presidents will get acquainted - this is the main thing about it," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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A section of the house where Kercher and Knox lived was also rented out by a group of Italian men, who were acquainted with an Ivory Coast immigrant named Rudy Guede.
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But it will offer users the chance to get acquainted with the feel of the game (and more importantly, learn how to build) before jumping directly into a Battle Royale game.
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Kovrig and Spavor were acquainted, according to people who know them, although there has been no official indication from China that their cases are linked or are related to North Korea.
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We've been well acquainted with our jeans for the past five months (thanks a lot, winter) so it's only natural to want to tuck them away for the rest of spring.
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You'll want to be acquainted with their group records now, because soon enough they'll start sprouting solo stars on par with Tyler the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, or maybe even Frank Ocean.
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He feels that Speedweeks at Daytona will afford him the time get acquainted with the team — and the driver and concentrate on building a foundation for the rest of the year.
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Earlier this year, when Americans were still getting acquainted with the idea that Russia had interfered with their democracy, Nunes generally seemed to indicate the investigation would go wherever it led.
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You're intimately acquainted with your own emotions, but even if your ex does post a few happy Instagram photos, you can't know that they aren't also still upset about your split.
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Here's what she knew: that the Dvořák "American" was about the simple opportunity of America, and that no one was more closely acquainted with identifying and consuming opportunity than she was.
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But this boon didn't make it past the year and gamers in Iran will have to revert back to playing the game in the black market, which they are very acquainted.
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But as 2018 fast approaches, it's now time to focus on the future and get acquainted with all the emerging stars about to burst onto the scene in a big way.
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The Today show alum stopped by Hoda Kotb's home recently to get acquainted with her former co-host's new baby girl, whom Kotb welcomed via adoption after her April 12 birth.
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LOOKS LIKE A HIT: Thomas Rhett's new album Center Point Road has been out for less than a week, but his Nashville pals appear to be already well acquainted with it.
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"Normally, you think of summer as the time you take your mystery novel to beach-read," the actress, who is well-acquainted with darkness after also leading HBO's The Leftovers, said.
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Plus, getting acquainted with the language when it's just you and your partner (well before meeting their parents) will keep you from feeling like you're going into your visit completely cold.
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While the app itself is pretty simple, it is genius in that users get acquainted with the entire Volkswagen portfolio as they strive to unlock more expensive add-ons and models.
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"Berlin Alexanderplatz" therefore offers an invaluable insight into Weimar Germany, through the eyes of a writer intimately acquainted with its people, but who did not know precisely what was to come.
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"Willz has been a fan of @badgalriri for a long time, and mama got an intro for her," Hart captioned a photo of his daughter getting acquainted with the "Umbrella" singer.
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You'll get better acquainted with your most organized self after you start using Fantastical 2, a next-level calendar app that serves as a hub for your contacts, events, and reminders.
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The financial muckety-muck Thain is not affiliated with Teneo, so it is not clear how he and Kalanick got acquainted, but they have apparently known each other for some time.
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The Last Jedi doesn't hit theaters for another two and a half months (stay strong!), but you can already get acquainted with the cutest new addition to the Star Wars menagerie.
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Voice assistants have been all the rage in the past few months, and when Samsung took the wraps off its flagship Galaxy S8 smartphone, it also acquainted the world with Bixby.
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At the Nevada Crisis Call Center, director Anna Duffy is well acquainted with the dearth of services available to most Americans outside of large cities on the east and west coasts.
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Though neither of them can recall precisely when they first met, their long association dates from the 1950s, when they became acquainted through Jack Kerouac, one of Mr. Lord's first clients.
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Warsh would be charged with piloting policy forward, a task that he would be prepared for as a former Fed official acquainted with the nuances and granularity of central bank activity.
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The Pelicans will have a chance to get acquainted in their own right — and notch a few games under their belts — before welcoming the NBA's buzziest player back into their ranks.
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After the upgrade, CERN said the LHC will be producing at least 15 million Higgs bosons per year, allowing physicists to get better acquainted with one of their most recent discoveries.
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The two sides first became acquainted about six months ago when Mr. Dubin sat down for dinner with Mr. Kruythoff, a meal arranged by a senior JPMorgan Chase banker, Romitha Mally.
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That advantage will likely diminish as voters become better acquainted with the newer names in the field, but Sanders, even in 20163, generally polled well with African-American voters -- especially millennials.
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The producer David Eden became acquainted with Mr. Danilian in 1989; at the time, Mr. Eden, who had left the Soviet Union as a child, hoped to reconnect with his culture.
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He was a convicted child molester acquainted with a woman who Etan's parents said they hired to walk him and other children home from school during a school bus-driver's strike.
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If you've ever gotten irate at an automated phone menu or thanked your mobile phone for reminding you about an important meeting, this is a feeling with which you're well acquainted.
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The Bay Area is well-acquainted with boom and bust cycles, and while it's too soon to declare that the tech economy has turned, recruiters see early indicators that it's happening.
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Ever since we first became acquainted with it back at Kanye West's The Life Of Pablo Madison Square Garden listening party, it's become arguably the most popular track in the country.
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"The purpose of the trip was so that we could be acquainted with our roots, so we could find a point of connection to the place we came from," Ho said.
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Anyone who ever stayed up past 21.99 AM watching late-night TV during the 250s is likely well-acquainted with the ubiquity of skeezy lo-fi ads for phone sex operators.
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He spent a few years affiliated with CDC, posting on primitive internet message sites and becoming casually acquainted with some of the most well-known hacker activists of that early generation.
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You can become acquainted with these New Yorkers and others (like turtles, eels and crabs) this afternoon at the River Project's free "Meet the Fishes" event, from 224 to 26 p.m.
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Well-acquainted with his country's past demons, he meant that only by joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Economic Community could the Spanish avoid regression and accomplish modernization.
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So I got to work sifting through the messages labeled "Primary" — more than 18,000 pieces of correspondence with people and institutions that I've been more intimately acquainted with over the years.
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History offers little evidence to suggest Trump is more than casually acquainted with the issue and his latest tweets, piled up in a fury over the holiday weekend, are fundamentally misleading.
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She also organized a counterprotest to one of the group's rallies, and it was at this event and others like it where she first became acquainted with the black-clad antifa activists.
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On the other hand, he's arguably better acquainted with world leaders than a potential pick for the secretary of state job who has spent decades toiling in traditional, lower-level diplomatic posts.
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Holding a getting acquainted meeting like this with Kim may turn out to be a brilliant move by President Trump, setting the stage for detailed and substantive talks in the near future.
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And in addition to calling for doctors and first responders to have more access to the drug, he also recommended that ordinary citizens closest to the crisis become well acquainted with it.
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Odom, who is promoting his new memoir Darkness to Light, said that he still hears from Kardashian once in a while, although he wouldn't consider them to be friends or closely acquainted.
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Venture capital news was an ideal first step because of how acquainted the team is with the startup world, but the model could be used for a variety of topics and industries.
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The lions are watching each other and communicating through a fence for now, but as they become acquainted and both feel secure, a full physical introduction will soon be in the works.
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With new regulations meaning more CBD-infused brands will get the chance to land in stores soon, it's time to get acquainted with cannabis as the answer to all of your problems.
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I am not well acquainted with Rex Tillerson, however, I place great weight in the endorsement he has received from former Secretary of Defense Bob Gates and others whom I deeply respect.
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Zoë Kravitz may have grown up well-acquainted with the spotlight thanks to her famous parents, Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, but that doesn't mean she's always been comfortable with its glare.
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Less than two months later, we had won 73 percent of our $1,000,000 goal from four individuals either personally acquainted with Agatha or me or who knew the company and liked it.
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His crew, which included family members (his wife was the cook on the first leg of the journey) mixed in with a few experienced salts, were barely acquainted as the race began.
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The two women met last summer in a bar in New York and became instant friends, perhaps because they are both well acquainted with the bumps and stresses of the artistic life.
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While intended to appeal to a wide range of travelers, guests tend to be well acquainted with Disney's singular style of entertainment, and that means any efforts to cut corners are noticed.
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By now, you have become acquainted with LaVar Ball, the loud, self-promoting father of Lonzo Ball, a star at UCLA and a future first-round pick in this year's NBA Draft.
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Since a first meeting last April, Barrick and state-owned Shandong invested "thousands of hours" to get acquainted and form a partnership that Thornton expects to grow, he said in a statement.
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Ms. Vivares, a native of Argentina who is in her 40s, became acquainted with the burgeoning dining and night life in Harlem, so much so that she began to consider moving there.
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Angela Dietsch is well acquainted with the strong desire—the desperation, even—that otherwise healthy people with dysphagia have to taste pizza, a doughnut or another reminder of a once-normal life.
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On top of simply having (many) more people getting acquainted with the label's name, Moschetti says that she's seen an actual impact on merch moving out the door with every Hadid #OOTD.
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As working remotely has become more common in recent years, a lot of us are getting acquainted with Slack, an online tool that can be instrumental toward collaborating with a team virtually.
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In an interview last month, Mr. Pritzker said he barely knew Mr. Rauner, and was better acquainted with his wife, Diana Rauner, who runs a public-private partnership focused on early childhood.
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I wouldn't want everything to sound like this music, but, twenty years a bartender and all too well acquainted with grit and the prosaic, I can't imagine an existence absent it either.
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Less than two months later, we had won 50 percent of our $1,000,73 goal from four individuals either personally acquainted with Agatha or me or who knew the company and liked it.
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With Antetokounmpo flanked by 3-point shooters in shiny new Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee is on the rise in the post-LeBron James Eastern Conference and still getting acquainted with its growing prominence.
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Danielle Polanco, who choreographed the ball and pier segments with Leiomy Maldonado (also known as the Wonder Woman of Vogue), said they made a point of hiring dancers acquainted with that world.
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But while the world is just becoming acquainted with the new, left-leaning leader, Ms. Marin has been a rising star in Finland's Social Democratic Party since first entering Parliament in 2015.
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It was a weekend of friends meeting friends while becoming acquainted with Santa Fe," Duran says, adding, "They fell in love with the town and some are already shopping for houses there!
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He was best known for his translations of Mr. Mahfouz, whom he came to know in Cairo immediately after World War II, well before many Egyptians were even acquainted with his work.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly on Monday to confirm Iowa Governor Terry Branstad, one of the U.S. politicians most closely acquainted with China, as President Donald Trump's ambassador to Beijing.
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Jaime and Brienne first became acquainted when she trekked him across the Riverlands in seasons two and three, planning to exchange him for Arya and Sansa on the orders of Catelyn Stark.
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And with this summer's follow-up to 21978's It just a few months away, the time has never been better to get acquainted, or reacquainted, with King's voluminous body of work.
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Science was already well-acquainted with the burying beetle's keister seepage, but in a totally different context: No insect brings its children into the world in a more nauseating manner than burying beetles.
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"Female consumers are becoming more acquainted with the rhythms of their body and are now more openly sharing and understanding the physical ups and downs that accompany these fluctuations and imbalances," she says.
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We got married last year, and our parents had met a handful of times beforehand; still, they were polite around each other in the way of people who aren't yet super well acquainted.
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Even being intimately acquainted with those tools isn't much help in evading them—so much so that she doubts she'd be able to survive as one of the hunted contestants on the show.
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The myriad American designers who have dressed Michelle Obama over the past eight years are well acquainted with the impact of dressing the current First Lady, and the fashion legacy she's leaving behind.
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The relationship between Cohen and Falwell Jr. has not been previously reported, but the two have been acquainted since 22008, according to a source with direct knowledge of Falwell's decision to endorse Trump.
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If you hurry home after a long day at work just so you can plop a fizzy bath bomb into a tub of warm water, then you are probably well-acquainted with Lush.
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Members mostly comprised lawyers or former business people, and many are just getting acquainted with social media, artificial intelligence, autonomous self-driving cars, drones and other technologies that they are charged to oversee.
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After all, Debbie — she who orchestrated a team of women criminals in a heist to rob the Met Gala — is intimately acquainted with the power of women working together to accrue vast finances.
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Airbnb has been getting the public acquainted with its higher-end offerings over the past year by arranging for celebrities to stay at them, who then post the posh digs on social media.
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Apple's latest mobile operating system, iOS 12, was released to the public earlier today, and that means it's a great time to get well acquainted with some of its more useful new features.
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Johnny Cash, 'Truth' Ali actually became acquainted with a number of country music figures – Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson and Johnny Cash – through Kristofferson, who was a highly-awarded boxer at Oxford.
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From teaching you how to build programs to getting you acquainted with data analysis, this bundle covers (pretty much) everything you can do with the leading general purpose language, and it's just $35.
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Apple Music aficionados are already acquainted with an aggravating attribute of the app: when you plug your iPhone into your car, it automatically plays the first song in alphabetical order from your library.
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The hype for Cleganebowl has been building for decades, predating Game of Thrones' television debut as A Song of Ice and Fire readers got acquainted with the brothers and the rest of Westeros.
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Admittedly the graph below will probably only appeal to hardcore Potter-heads but, to those well acquainted with J.K. Rowling's spell-binding world, it certainly makes for a nice trip down Penseive lane.
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Both crowds are well-acquainted with blue-collar work, both are fond of cheap longnecks, and both chain-smoke Pall Malls or Winstons until they're chased out at about a quarter till 3.
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They became acquainted when Dr. Li decided to sell her medical textbooks to someone in the new first-year class, and Dr. Lao was one of the first to offer to buy them.
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Read on to get acquainted with the collection (there's a shape for every style personality, promise), and to follow the brand's head stylist Gayle Spannaus' tips for styling these babies to J.Crew standards.
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He assured listeners that he had many friends in Washington — "I am well acquainted with our Pentagon friends and congressmen," he said — and that he would tell them how things were in Afghanistan.
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